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

NAV over Sunday.
Miss Dora Hicks visited friends in ST.
Louis over Sunday.
Miss Rilla Bovee returned TO her home
in North Star Monday.
The newest creations in fall and
winter millinery at Vermeulen's.
Mrs. f. n. Chadwick left Tuesday for
a short visit with relatives in Hamburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Maloney of Ithaca
Sunday.
! Mrs. John Coleman aud daughter,
Miss Ida Coleman, returned from De-
troit Wednesday.
Born, Co Mr.. and Mrs. l.. n Church
on Friday of last week, an eight and
one-half pound boy.
Rev. j. Clizbe, ID. d., attended the
meeting of the Presbyterian Synod in
! Lansing Wednesday
Mrs II. Kerr of Detroit, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs J. T. Gaffney,
returned home Wednesday.
All the new shades in ladies' and
children's lambs wool knit sweaters,
Vassar knit jackets and knit vestees at
f. +. Pollasky's
A. II Swisher of Kalamazoo, formerly
manager of J n Ford's livery barn at
] q Il 10 ha ~ ha
Wright House livery.
The republican meeting at St Louis
next Monday night by Hon. Chas Blair
of Jackson will be one Of the best meet
J ings of the campaign.
Mrs. j. Terberg of Chicago, who has
been visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
5 Fink. during the past three months,
returned home Monday.
Mrs. Theodore Nelson left Tuesday
FIR Newton Center, Mass where she
will remain until her son, Wilbur, has
! finished his theological course
w f. Wilson will take poultry de-
| livered at his house one and one.half
block south of college. every day in the
week aud will pay the highest market
price.
Last Sundays Detroit Tribune had an
excellent cut and quite an extended
write. up Of Pearl Fuller, the popular
Alma boy who is captain of the college
football team this year.
The football game tomorrow between
the Bay City and Alma high school
teams will be hard contested game
from start 70 finish The winner of this
game will play Orchard Lake.
The large sales on fall and winter
cloak $ skirts and furs at +. +. Pollasky s
is due to the fact that no such large
variety of stylish, snappy. garments
can be found outside of the larger
cities.
G d Stewart of Grand Rapids secre-
tary and treasurer of the Michigan
Field Trial Association, was in Alma
Tuesday The annual field trial for
this year will be held in Greenville, No
vember Sd and 18th
ID. W. McVean has resigned his posi-.
tion of ticket agent and operator at the
union depot and left on Tuesday for
Detroit where he has a position in the
Z. NJ. Offices. o. A. Bullock OF Lowell
is acting as agent for the present.
The regular assembly will be given in
the vacant store in the opera house
block Friday night If enough are pre-.
sent, who will join, club will be or
ganized TO continue the dances through
the winter. II not there will be no
more assemblies.
b. ID. Havens and wife of Sault Ste.
Marie have moved 60 Alma aud are now
residence south Of the Hotel Edwards.
Mr.. Ravens, Jr., is a first.class tonsorial
artist and will assist his father at the
City Barber Shop.
The top forty five feet Of the large
| huOkbsthCk at JD6 eltCtrlC IRut pldDl
blew down last Monday. The iron had
become so weakened by exposure that
the heavy wind finished the work Of
tipping it over. The roof was damaged
considerably by the fall.
II. p. Dewstow, the representative Of
the Smith q Nixon Piano Co., who has
been conducting the Introductory sale of
the above firms pianos and organs in the
building three doors east of Vermeulen's
wishes to state that this sale.will posi-.
lively close Saturday night.
Chas. ID. Johnson's team became
frightened last Friday while near Il G..
Latimer's residence and ran away
breaking the wagon quite badly but do
ing no serious injury. The result.of the
runaway might have been more serious
but for the courage Of a gentleman by
the name OF Crostus Doane who caught
one OF the horses by the bits and there-