Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-07-18

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Jas. Rogers of Belding was in Alma
Sunday.
The City Hand Laundry does all work
by hand.
Rev. j. w. Wooton was in Stanton
Wednesday.
Jacob Zarga of Detroit was in Alma
Saturday last
Fresh chickens for a shilling pound
at Hammers market
Banghart will sell you nice beef
roast for / cents per pound.
See the bargain counter Of shoes at
The Hayt q Pierce Co. g score.
L. A Sharp was in Detroit Wednes.
day and Thursday on business.
II j. Vermeulen made business trip
to Toledo "Wednesday ana Thursday.
DR.. T. A. BaRley left on "Wednesday
for weeks trip TO Hillsdale county.
Mrs. j. NJ. Skinner and son of Lans-
ing are visiting her sister. Mrs. I. w.
Marsh
There are few more of these hot and
cold baths on hand yet at Davis Bros.
bath rooms.
Maurice Grisby left Monday for Che
boygan where he will visit his parents
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max f. Pollasky and
children of Buffalo. \ y. are visiting
relatives in Alma.
! Mr. and Mrs Geo X. Brown Of Otsego
spent Sunday in Alma with Mr.. and
Mrs O. f. Brown.
BE sure and consult the eye specialist
at the Hotel Arcadia II he can't help
you it won't cost you a cent.
Miss Hattie Angel of the Agricultur.
al College is visiting at the home Of
Miss Lula Wilson for few weeks.
Mrs. VIM Cooper and two daughters,
Lulu and Leila, left Wednesday for a
visit with relatives in Ann Arbor and
! Ypsilanti.
Geo. Elias, in company with three
other parties from st. Louis, drove
through to st. Johns Wednesday to take
in the street carnival.
w w Kiuch, pension attorney, has
secured an original pension for Harriet
/ Wimple, widow Of Enoch Wimple, who
died at this place April p, 1902.
+ Rundell and daughter OF Edmore
were in Alma Wednesday with view
Of making arrangements for Miss Run
dell TO attend college at the beginning of
\ the term
The six months old baby Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Decatur Coleman's died last Fri.
day after a short illness. The funeral
was held Sunday and interment made
/ In Riverside cemetery.
A band of Gypsie fortune tellers have
been camped near Alma this week, and
numerous lovesick youths and maidens
have had their future foretold by the
dark tlDleu young 4aulcH'
Rev. y. T. Hafer and Wilbur Nelson
were in Bay City Tuesday in attendance
on an ordination council called by the
Patterson Memorial church of that city
for the purpose of ordaining the pastor
Of the church.
Several members of a religious sect
known as the Church of the Living God
have camped on the vacant lots south
of the Adventist church and, commence
ing today, will hold tabernacle meetings
twice each day during the next ten days.
A. +. Mulholland and A. j. Hall
went to St Johns Thursday TO attend
the carnival as members of the commit
tee in charge of the same attraction here
next week, for the purpose of Obtaining
information as 70 the manner of con.
Quoting the same
Scattergood &Jacobs have been enlarg.
ing and refurnishing their iewelry store
and optical rooms during the past week
so as 20 give a separate room for the
optical department. A parlor has been
fitted up in the rear of the iewelry store
especially for the use of this department
Of the firm business.
If you have never been able to get re-
lief for your eyes and the headaches and
nervousness due to eye strain, you can
do so now. The eye specialist at the
Arcadia comes recommended as man
Of uncommon skill, and is said 10 succeed
even in cases where the most eminent
specialists in this and other states have
failed. II costs nothing to try him
While Mr.. and Mrs John A. Wilson
were in Alma last Sunday in attendance
on the funeral of Mr. aud Mrs. Dectaur
Coleman's baby, their horse was taken
suddenly sick on the street, falling 10 the
ground and breaking the thills to the
buggy The horse was taken 10 the
Ivory barn but only lived about six
hours.