Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-02-28
Harry Putterille was in owosso Mon.

Harry Putterille was in Owosso Mon.
day.
House and lot for sale Inquire of J.
Hoyt.
J. f. Medler was in Ann Asbor
Wednesday.
j w. Robinson of vestaburg:: was in
Alma Wednesday.
Before selling your hay see the Stock.
bridge Elevator %.
Mrs Frank Nevins is rapidly recov-
ering from her illness
Morris Messenger returned from his
eastern trip on Friday Of last week.
G. L. Walker left on "Wednesday for a
business trip to Detroit and Port Huron.
Mrs G. a. Eggleston Of Ithaca was
the guest of Mrs l.. b Kehn on Tues.
day.
Chester Babcock. aged &c years, died
at his home in this place on Sunday
last.
Mr. aud Mrs Ely Brewbakcr and son
Tad, % visited friends IN Edmore last
Saturday
Harlan Woodland attended the state
roundup of the farmers'clnb at Lansing
this week.
All kinds of stoves, heating, cooking
and gasoline, can be bought cheap at
Brooks shop.
Joseph Ray was in Potterville the first
of the week for the purpose of bidding
on a large drain letting contract.
Regina Elliott West, harpist, at the
opera house tonight. Reserved seats
ON sale at Sharrar * Mnlholland's.
Geo Fink is in Crystal this week
making preparations for moving back
there at the opening II the resort season.
Mrs L. A. Bivins left the first Of the
week for Cleveland to study the spring
styles in millinery and TO purchase her
spring stock.
Miss Louise Hood has recovered from
her recent illness sufficiently TO return
to her duties as book.keeper in A w.
Wright's office.
Geo Gibbs of Carson City is the new
clerk in the shoe department IN + T..
Pollasky's store. Mr. Gibbs comes well
recommended as an experienced man.
Miss Olive Smith and Miss Maymee
Hayes entertained "a number of their
friends at a masked Colonial party Sat
urday evening, at the home of the
former.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo w Abbott attend
ed the state roundup of the farmers
club at Lansing this week and Mr. Abbott
will visit friends in Hillsdale county for
a couple Of weeks.
Verne Butterfield, nghtclerk at the
Wright House, and Roy Frousch, bell
boy at thu sanitarium, left last Tuesday
for Grand Rapids where they have po.
sitions in the Eagle Hotel
The largest and best assortment Of
carpets mattings, linoleums, rugs and
curtains in the county has just been
opened at f. f. Pollasky's Special low
prices during the next ten days.
The Wright House bus team did an.
other stunt of running away last
Wednesday afternoon, starting at the
depot The team was stopped at the
Wright House corner by Pearl Decker
No damages
Miss Lizzie Irish left on Wednesday
for Grand Rapids and Detroit where she
will study the spring STYLES in millinery
and then 20 TO ST. Johns where she has
a position in millinery store during
the coming season
Ladies take the hint. The mauufac.
turers Of wash good cannot supply one
half the demand for wash goods this
season. Early buyers viii find the
largest and most complete line now on
sale at + L. Pollaskys
Roy Tceveu had his hand quite severe
" burned Wednesday while attempt.
ing to light furnance fire with kero.
sene. His hand was burned so badly
that he was unable to furnish the violin
solo advertised on the the program for
the band concert.
The members Of the Alma Lodge I.
% O f. entertained visitors from
Riverdale and ST Louis last Monday
night Work in theinitiatory and second
degrees was exemplifed by the home
lodge. After the work the visitors
were treated to q sumptuous banquet.
Mrs. r !. Antics, who has been stop.
ping with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hanford. near the Davis school house,
received telegram Thursday. stating
that her husband had been killed in a
railroad accident at Gerard, Pa. The
remains will be brought here for burial.
See DR.. Walkers column notice in
this issue Of the RECORD, and read the
l. e 80.