Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-05

M. A. Holmes was in Breckenridge
Monday.
Thousands Of books at Sharrar g. Null
hollands.
Highest cash price paid for potatnes
at Pulfrey e. Co =.
T.. ii. Doane went to Chicago Tuesda y
to attend the stock show.
A large line of gold plated clocks for
holiday presents at Loseys. .
A slick line Of robes and blankets al
Stanard's New Harness Store. .
Several good second hand cook stoves
for sale cheap at Hubbell's bazaar. .
Great sample line sale of holiday
goods at Sharrar g. Mulholland's. I.
Mr. and Mrs N. J. Mccullough were
in Mt. Pleasant the first Of the week.
For Christmas gifts go to the baz aar
in the opera house block next Friday. .
Geo. Argent has moved into the new
house recently built by j. M Montigel.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Clark visited rela.
tives In st. Louis the first of the week.
Henry Kuoertzsr Of Brant visited his
brother, j. S. Kncertzer, the first Of the
week
Meats at Banghart's have taken an
other drop. See his announceme mt in
another column.
Buy your soft coal and wood of Thorn.
ton 81 Son. Leave your orders at
Pulfrey 81 Co.'S
Mesdames Elmer Heath, Jas. Craw.
ford and Archie Mccall visited friends
in Alma Tuesday.
w Padelford came home from
Belding to spend Thanksgiving and
Suncay with his parents.
The band concert this week was most.
poned on account Of two Of the principal
musicians being away from town.
Several Alma people were called to
Ithaca Thursday as witnesses in the
case OF Suydam VS. the Village of Alma.
Mis- Della Mcneil OF Los Angeles.
Gal who has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. Thos. Gobel, returned home Tues.
day.
Nothing more convenient, comfortable
Or economical than having your fl ,ors
covered with f. +. Pcllasky's wide Eng.
Iish linoleum.
b. K Holmes and Miss Winnie Teeven
returned from Grand Rapids Monday 4
,nd the latter has returned to her 10 alton
lt the postoffice.
AT the opera house on Friday, Deem
Der IL n, the ladies' of St. Johns church
will hold biziar, conducted as for the
,ast fifteen years.
Let those who've laughed, now laugh
he more, and those now laugh who
ever laughed before, for Cope is COM
ng AT the opera house, Dec. 8.
The employees and their famil es at The
layt * Piece Co 3 store were given a /!
haDksgiving dinner at the santarium
Thursday last by their employers. !:
DR. and Mrs. J. w. Nblack returned :.
their home in Reading last Friday, !.
leir daughter, Mrs. A. b. Scattergood. !.
aving nearly recovered from her J.
,cent illness. 81
The hunting season has closed with I.
lie usual number Of hunters maine! or 4
led. There 10 still a chance for few s
ore fatalities among those who pursu !.
le festive rabbit I
You need TO protect your feet during :
lis cold. wet weather You can do u
lis thoroughly with +. Il. Pollasky's /.
arm shoes. rubbers or reliable weari ng /;
eavy sole shoes. g:
Mr. and Mrs. L. Il. Hayt aud Mrs. J. !.
. Hayt were in Henderson the first of !.
10 week whore Mr.. Hayt was conduct =
& an auction sale on the farm owned y
: his father, who recently died. 8
Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert McLuney re. 4
rned to Fair Grove, their former =:
'me, on Monday OF this week. Mr.. /:
cLuney has secured the appointment =.
rural mail carrier on one of the !;
utes at that place. y
Mckinney Bros. hav sold their livery =
w. w. Ferris of the Hotel Arcadia. Is
gentleman by the name of Jas. :;
evens will take half interest in the y
cry aud miuage it. 1t will be run in -
injection with the hotel hereafter. :
DR.. G.. A. MUNICH, the eminent Detroit Is
ecialist, will be at the Hotel Arcadia =
turday, Dec. 20. Cali early and =
old the rush as the Doctor is always p
sy. "Cures guaranteed" so you run "
risk. See advertisement, "pay when 81
red." n
. He is beyond doubt the finest imper. 81
'ator an Owosso audience has vet n
tened to Mr. Cof,e's ranoao NJ s,b n