Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-10-17

w. J. Padelford was home from Beld-
ing over Sunday.
Mrs. Bert Hayes visited friends in st.
Louis Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Parker visited relatives i'm
Lansing Wednesday
Mrs. Thos. Robinson OF Glare visite d
Mr.. and Mrs. III Z Bogart over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. l.. Wagstaff are Wis.,
iting in Grand Rapids for few days.
DR.. A. +. Bruske attended the meet
ing of the Presbyterian Synod in Lans.
ing Wednesday.
w. y. Turck left Tuesday for Chicag o
where he will undergo another opera.
ton on his eyes
For sale, an unlimited number of good
shaves and haircuts Inquire at Davis
Bros. barber shop.
Prof A. +. Cook represented the col.
lege at the meeting of the Presbyterian
| ~ hpA III iS'hSihk w tuutHudl
Mr.. and Mrs Austin Kanouse OF Ypsi.
lauti we're the guests of their cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Glow, over Sunday.
Fletcher Booth left last Monday for
Los Angeles, Gal, where he has a posi-.
ton with "a large numbering company.
Rev. w X Spencer, ID d., attended
the meeting Of the Presbyterian synod
in Lansing Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week.
Mrs. j. II lancashire and Mrs. J F.
T. Ewing attended the Federation Of
Woman's CLUBS in Muskegon Tuesday
and Wednesday.
October 81 and % will be opening
days at Vermeulen's Department Store.
Large line of new fall and winter goods
in every departm ant.
/ Mr.. and Mrs + j Siedler. who have
been spending the summer with friends
in the southern part of the state, re-
/ turned home the first of the week.
On Wednesday. oct. %, the w. r. @.
will hold their district convention in the
! |. o. O + hall Ladies are expected
from twenty nine different corps.
l.. p Langdon left the first of the
week for Wayne county where he will
remain for few months canvassing for
the Globe Cabinet %. OF Kansas City
Mrs J E Field, who has been spend.
ing the summer with her daughter. Mrs
;. O. Pierce, left Tuesday for Eden.
burgh, . where she will visit relatives
for a short time.
Prepare for the cold winter months,
nelettes and outing hannels in beautiful
colorings at >, :, 10, II and 10 cents
at +. +. Pollasky's.
On Wednesday evening, Oct. %, a
campfire will be held in the NJ +.
invite everyone TO join with them in
having a good time. Admission free,
Our high school football team should
receive the encouragement of our
citizens by their presence on Davis Field
tomorrow when they contest with Bay
City for the intercollegiate champion,
ship.
The trial of Fred Thornton before
Justice Chadwick last Wednesday
arrested for hunting on Job I. Sleight',
resulted in verdict by the jury Of MOI
guilty.
The case of Edward Farris VS. Alpheul
Davis for trespass on the case, tried be-
fore Justice Chadwick last Tuesday, re
suited in verdict for the complainant
of $24l III and costs. Both the partie,
to the suit live near Elm Hall
The fire department. was called ou'
twice this week once on Wednesday a,
the sugar plant pulp drier, caused by the
| pup lueluc tIlc plhut DcCOhHluk oNcucatc'
and catching on fire, and once on Thurs
day at Geo. Gsrgett's residence. Both
fires were extinguished, however, before
the departments services were needed
Z. Il. Chandler will sell at public auc.
ton for Edward Berry on the farm one
half mile south of Riverdale, known as
the j. X. Strayer place, on Friday, Oct
"a, commencing at ten O'Clock a. M, q
large amount OF stock, farming nipple
ments. hay, grain, household furniture
etc. Free lunch at noon.
Quite little excitement was caused
in Justice Dunham's court last Tuesday
by the suit Of Covrell VS.. Fuller fol
trespass. Covrell sued Fuller for s35
damages claimed caused by the defend
ant s stock and daring the trial the two
parties in the case exchanged their com
pliments quite freely. The jury awarded