Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-11-28
@. w. Ainsley was in Glare Tuesday.

day.
Mrs. e. A. Bivins was in Shepherd
Monday.
JP French left Tuesday for Con.
cord. Mich.
Highest cash price paid for potatoes
a. Pulfrey & Co =.
Doyou remember Copper He is com.
ing again. Dec. 8.
NJ. A. Holmes was in Detroit the first
OF the week on business.
Order your wood Of 9. II. Epler Of
ThompsCr and Sanderhofs.
X. b. Holmes spent Thanksgiving
with friends in Grand Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p Losey spent
Thanksgiving with relatives in Yale
good iron bed. dresser and cornmode
for sale cheap. Inquire at this office.
Special prices on bran and middlings
in ton lots at the Stockbridge Elevator
Co.
a company OF glass blowers are hold.
ing forth this week in the opera honse
block.
Mrs. Carl Wsshburn spent Thanks
81 ing with her parents at Washington
Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Durham left on
Monday for a sh )rt visit with relatives
in Fenton.
When you want a good shave or hair
cut call on Siegle Wilson at the Wright
House barber shop.
W j Omans has started meat mar
ket in the building west OF Holmes &
| Sons imp ement store
The finest solid gold and gold filled
watches any movement, can be found
al Loseys jewelry store.
DR. J. II. Lancashire was in Ionia
Tuesday attending a meeting OF the
b ard OF trustees Of the asylum.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Glass left
"Wednesday for short visit with rels-
tives IN Battle Greek and Detroit
Lowest prices on trimmed and street
! hats at NJ. q j. Lam oorn's. All pat
terms al a reduction for the next week. :
+ T. Edwards returned home from
the 500 this week with the intention of
moving his family there as soon as pos
sible.
r B Holmes will pay the highest
market pr.ce for your poultry delivered
at the building in the rear of Morden s
harness store.
Herbert Leon Cope. who caught on"
so well at his last visit, will appear in a
full evenings impersonation at the
opera house, Monday, Dec. s
Four hundred and forty six loads Of
beets were delivered at the sugar fac.
tory on Tuesday and four hundred and
sixty. five on Wednesday Of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. ID. Convis Of Trow.
bridge called upon friends in Alma
Monday. Mrs. Convis will be remem
bered in Alma as Miss Ethel Thompson.
II travel on the railroads is 30 be taken
as an indication Of prosperity, it would
se.m that we are in the midst OF it. AT
this station on Saturday last, Agent
Bullocks receipts for the day reached
over 5000.
The little one. year.old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Damon died on
Wednesday OF this week OF tuberculosi'
meningitis, after a short illness. The
funeral was held on Wednesday at the
residence.
Rev. j. II. Eichbaum and S. l..
Bennett returned on Satnrd ~ last from
their hunting trip in the upper peninsu
la. They each brought home a nice
deer. besides several partridge and one
wild goose as the result OF their hunt
r S Miller IF Elwell left at thi
office this week a couple OF heads o
cabbage OF the Danish variety. They
are of an extra large size aud wei
favored. Mr.. Miller has nine acres OF
this sourkrout ingredient so he says anC
Is disposing OF it at the rate Of twC
cents per head.
The Alma Springs Sanitarium 90
have lust ISSUED a very handso me
brochure setting forth the many advan
tages Of this popular remedial inst
tion. The brochure Is printed in TIVE
colors aui the pages are embellsheC
with numerous halftone enRravings o
scenes in and about the stuitarium, tn,
college, sugar factory, Wright Hous,
aud several private residences.
"A Poor RELATION" which made SO
Smith Russell famous, is by the autho
who wrote "A Jolly American Tramp,
the romantic comedy which will be seeI
here tonight In IL The author touche
the well.spring Of emotion, the heart
and also causes laughter to chase ava,
, the tears that come unbidden durinI