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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-15

Balance in treasury. :. $40.
D. A. KERSH, Treasurer.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-15
FALL OPENING.

The Brandon Millinery Pallor begs
to announce to their many friends and
customers that on October 18th, 16tl
and 18th they will display full line
of French pattern hats for children,
misses and ladies, ranging in prices
from$ 2 to S Is. To my country pa.
irons | beg to say that for their benefit
can fit them up with every thing with
the exception of shoes. Don't forget
the dates.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-15
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up at my place about seven
or eight weeks ago, one black male
yearllng, about one and half years
old, white face, marked smooth crop
and round hole in one ear and staple
fork IN the other. Owner is request
ed to come forward, prove property,
pay costs and take same.
[. d. MAY, Pat, Miss.
October IA, 1908.
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Confessions of a Priest

Rev. Jno. S. Cox, of Wake, Ark.
writes, For IL years suffered from yell
low Jaundice. | consulted a number of
physicians and tried all sorts of medicines
but got no relief Then began the use
OF Electric BitterS and feel that | am now
cured OF disease that had me in the
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-15

grasp for twelve years" If you want a
reliable medicine for Liver and Kindney
trouble, stomach disorder or general debii
ty, get Electric Bitters. It's guaranteed
by a. q. Thornton, Brandon; A. L. d.
Rhodes, Pelahatchie and A. G. Norman,
Cato Only soc.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-15

We are receiving good stock of
Mems, Ladies and Chi1drens' shoes
which we offer at rock bottom prices.
Call and see US before buying.
GAYDEN AND 90
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-15
JUST RECEIVED.

A large assortment of ladies and
misses latest style hats, selected in
New York, and New Orleans, by
competent milliners. No two hats
alike, patterns are exclusive. We
invite the ladies of Rankin county to
Inspect these goods, which will be
found quite different from the goods
usually carried in country dry goods
stores, which are always ordered
from drummers samples. My line of
silk waists are the latest
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-15
HAVE A FIT.

By going to Gayden and Co.'S and
have your measure taken. then have
them order you fine suit of clothes
for the lowest prices.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-15

For bargain go to Gayden and Co.
and get nice buggy, with tops and
without tops, for very little money.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-15

Cleanse the liver and bowels and
regulate the system by using Prickly
Ash Bitters. 1t creates and sustains
energy. A. G.. Thornton, special
agent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-08

Carpenter Lille Lanyou. Jean Raison
and Lille j. Fisher, the Messrs. c. A..
Hlocher and T. l. Peterson
!. -. Gregg is in the Park this week On
Or. ana Mrs. w. ID. Donoher returned
to the Park sunday
r. p. Evans returned home TO the Park
sunday after short visit in the city.
Monday evening, at the home of her
parents, Miss Lizzie Herdman enter
tanned a number of her young friends,
the occasion being the young lady's six
teenth birthday. The evening was spent
an different games and delicious refresh
ments were served. Those who enjoyed
the evening were Misses Florence Tai
bet Gertrude Brecn. Maud Take, Ruth
HllstrQm. Theresa Beggs, Mae Nimm ,.
Ruby McCarty, JAMIE NimmO, Julian
Hurley, Dora Katz, Lena Hurley, isa-
Miss Myrtle Weber Of Salt Lake is Wis
iung in the Park.
The dinner given by the L. o. L. II.
was a very pleasant and successful al
Windsor v Rice was in the Park this
week.
W, f. Stanley of ogden is visiting in
John Mcdonald was in the Park this
week shaking hands with old friends.
on election day tho Ladies of Wood
craft gave a dinner In the Garnes build
ing
J. A. Mulville spent several days visit
ing I'm the Park.
Miss Harris is spending few days in
the Park.
Miss Remers was a passenger TO Park
CITY Friday morning.
A. I. Drake left Tuesday morning for
san Francisco, where he will IN future re-
side. Mrs. Drake viii remain i'm the Park
with her daughter, Mrs. O. p. Shields,
for a couple of months
Mike Hennnessy spent several days In
the Park.
Frank A Shields returned home sun
day morning. after a pleasant visit in he
city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-08
PARK CITY.

Monday. at the home Of AIr and Mrs,
/ Thomas Gibbons. a very quiet home we'd
ding was solemnized. when Miss NilaCe
Gibbons and Mr.. Lawrence Thompson
were made man and wife. The bride was
attended by Miss l.. Stcenbridge and was
gOwned IN blue crepe de chine. The
groomsman was Peter j. kaass. After
the ceremony wedding dinner was had.
and only the relatives were present. Mr..
and Mrs Thompson win make their home
I'm this city where they both have hosts
Of friends.
Miss Clara Stevenson returned to the
I Park Tuesday morning, after a pleasant
visit in salt Lake with her brother Carl
Miss Nellie Goodrich returned 70 the
Park Tuesday, after a short visit In the
city. the guest of Miss Lillian Balm.
DR.. and Mrs. Q. NJ Wilson entertained
I the following guests. Miss Bessie VIII
son. Mr. and Mrs Henry Welsh and Mr..
and Mrs James w. Gelger
Miss Annie COrrigan was a passenger 70
the city this week.
The election ball given by Professor II.
j. Younger Tuesday evening I'm the car
penters Maple hall was as usual, largely
attended.
Miss Horkin returned TO the Park sun
day.
Mrs. G. r. Hedges and daughter. May.
returned to the Park Sunday, after a
short visit I'm the City
A very pleasant chatting party was
given Tuesday afternoon by the teachers
at the jefferson school building. Those
present we're the Misses May Cook. Katie
/ Thorpe, Agnes Lowey. Maud 81. Gray,
Eva Lambert, Tena Mcdonald, Florence
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-08
MT. PLEASANT.

Mt. Pleasant. Nov. Ernest Winkler
a Young man Of this city. left early in
the week for Black Rock. Millard county,
where be viii make his home for some
time. He viii enter the employ Of Wal
ter James, the merchant
Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Clark old-time res
idents Of this section, are down on a visit
from their home in Idaho. They have
visit 10 their daughter and are now in
Eureka. They viii return here soon ana
visit some time before returning 20 Idaho.
Peter Frandsen, an early-daY resident
Of Mt. Pleasant, but now Of Castle Dale,
is over on a visit 20 relatives and old
Richard watkins, the Provo architect
was in this valley couple of days early
in the week.
dren left this week for Clear Lake where
they will reside this winter, Mr. Watson
having a bunch of sheep under his care
at that point and being engaged there
also in business. He is also postmaster
OF the office there will be attended to by
his brother. w. ~. Watson.
Peter Johansen has been in during the
week from Castle Dale on a visit
Lyman Aldrich is in Salt Lake on a
business trip.
Fritz Reynolds was over from Castle
valley early in The week.
w. II. G.. DOtSOn came down from Sc 70
Lake and is here on a. visit of an indetl-
mite length to his daughter, Mrs. Francis
Jensen.
Joseph Johausen and Miss Olevia Mon
sen. both of this city. were married i'm the
Manu temple Wednesday. They rendered
a reception to their many friends here
the following evening, the event taking
place at the home of the groom s par
ents. They are a well known young cou-
pie and are receiving the congratulations
OF many friends.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-08
EPHRAIM.

The leading event in Ephraim society
circles this week was the party given at
the Opera house Monday evening In hon
OF of Mr.. Andrew L. Thorpe, who lately
returned home from a two years mission
In Denmark and Norway in behalf o. the
Mormon church. Two large tables we're
arranged upon the stage and they We're
loaded down with all the dainties of life
and the stage was decorated for the &C.
casion. A merry crowd was present aud
I they all enjoyed themselves dancing 10
music furnished by the Opera house or
chestra.
The marriage Of Miss Olena Peterson
Of this city and Mr.. Rudolph Nordfelt OF
! Salina took place at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. Christian Andersen in this city
I Thursday evening Only the immediate
relatives and friends were present at the
reception which was rendered the young
couple Mr.. and Mrs. Nordfelt will MAKE
/ their home in Saltna.
Mrs. Karn Hansen entertained delight
fully at dinner at her home Sunday even
/ ing in honor of the christening of Mr..
and Mrs j. K. McCafferty's baby Sirl.
/ The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Nc
Cafterty, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Jorgeusen,
Mr. r. Myer, Miss Anna Frost and Miss
Dancing parties were held in the Opera
house and pavilion Tuesday evening. A
| programme was rendered at the Opera
house.
The bishopric Of the South ward of the
city will tender the ward teachers a
! banquet at the pavilion Tuesday after
lNNlA fAA = % ElNAN III AAlN tN Nlllll Allt AAE-
! lief society viii give a fine ball at the
pavilion. The proceeds Will go to the
/ poor Of the ward.
The students OF the academy held a
meeting at the Academy hal Friday. at
which an excellent programme was rem
dered. George Christensen of Mt. Pleas
ant was the lecturer of the evening.
Rev. G.. w. Martin Of Manti will preach
/ in the Presbyterian church in this city
] Sunday afternoon.
Miss Clara Brienholt returned home
/ from Salt Lake City Tuesday. Miss Brien-
| holt has been studying elocutiOn in the
/ city for the past three months
Ephraim Clawsen of Salt Lake City
| spent election day with relatives and
/ friends here
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Larsen of Emery,
| Emery county. are visiting relatives and
| friends in this city.
c. n. Lund. president of the North san
| pete stake. was visiting here Friday.
Apostle Teasdale and wife of Nephi are
] spending few days with friends in this
! city.
C. A. Iversen and wife OF Manu were
! guests Of James n. Hansen's family Fri
/ day.
| Founders day ball was given in Peter
Bishop Christensen Of Sterling was IN
! this city Friday.
| County Attorney Christensen was m
/ town Friday.
| Rev. T. F. Mark of this city was I'm
| Manu Sunday attending the Sunday
/ school convention Of the Presbyterian
/ church.
! A large number Of our young men left
/ Friday morning for Calantes.
Niels Peter Jensen is lying dangerously
/ I'D at the home Of Peter Mortensen.
John B. Maben of Manu was in this
city on pleasure Friday.
| Attorney Ephraim Hansen was in Man
! ii on legal business Friday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-08
Marriage Licenses.

Albert C.. Reynolds, BOzcman. Mont. y
Jennie Councl, Walters Falls, Can. Is
Junius p. Fuller, Salt Lake City,. 81
Hannah Beveridge. Castlegate....---. I.
Oscar Atkinson. Woods CrOss.......... ID
Carolina a. Webb Kaysville........., IS
Ernest r. Cheadle. Carlin. New. So
Sylvia Smith. Brigham City............ q
George S. Wright, Franklin, lda-.....-. 81
Estella Nash. Franklin Ida. q
William III. EarnshaW, Salt Lake City 2.
Susan T.. Richards, Salt Lake City. q
owen NJ Unger. Bourbon. Ind. q
Martha u. France. San FranciscO..-. 81
Edison Whitney. Seattle. Wash....-s...- 81
Ina Rand. The Dalles, Ore..-.-.-...... q
George Million. Eureka ---.-.-.......---- 81
Amanda Manhau. Eureka -------------. 2,
Andrew w. AngasOn, Idaho Falls. Ida 81
Matilda Davidson, Fountain Green. q
William Henry POLAND, Salt Lake City %
Mrs. Grace Freeze, salt Lake city. "a
David Hogc Salt Lake City,. a
Luella Worthen. Salt Lake City,. Il
Otto s. Axteu. HautOrd. Cal.......-...... 81
Lenora Burns. HaufOrd, Cal...--..-....2 %
Grant w. Andrus. Salt Lake City,. 81
Mary Olive Jeremy, Salt Lake City....2e
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-08
LOGAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p. Milton gave a most
delightful party on Thursday evening
about thirty guests were present and
sampling delicious lunch mat was 7 1ro o.
Vided. and in the musical and elocution-
airy entertainment that followed
George W. Thatcher left on Monday
for visit TO New York and other eastern
cities.
Charles w. Nfbley, jr., is in town from
Star Valley. Wyo.
The family and friends Of Mrs. Eliza
England tend cred the lady a pleasant re-
cepuon on Friday evening, il being the
occasion Of her sixteth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Farnes OF Fairview,
Ida, are visiting with Logan relatives,
Miss Ella Smith entertained a number
Of her college classmates at a delightful
little party on Saturday evening.
Mrs. b. 6. Thatcher gave a Kensington
tea on Friday afternoon in honor of her
mother, Mrs Beatue OF salt Lake City
c. S. Varian of Salt Lake City is in
Logan.
in Logan this week with her mother,
Mrs. IOrEensen.
J. P. Smith. ir.. who leaves shortly for
Texas, was rendered a farewell party on
Monday evening at the home Of his par
ents The time was whiled away in
pleasant fashion with music, cards and
social games. Refreshments were also
A. r. Newcomb Of Seattle. Wash. Wis
tied for three days with Logan friends
this week.
Miss Nellie Hayball entertained on Sat
Urday evening after the close of the lee
ture at the Agricultural college. The
Haybau residence was decorated for the
occasion with corn, wheat. autumn fol-
iage and dozens Of jack-o'- Lanterns.
Games and music formed the evening s
amusement. Supper was served. The
guests were. Misses Nellie Hayball. Ma
bel Nebeker, May and Ella Vaughan.
Hazel Love, Kate Adams, Mildred For
geon. Media Swendsen. Mamie Adams.
Laura Nebeker. Maud Egbert. Inez Pow
ell. Messrs. Orval Adams. James Jardine,
Rich, Farrell Acuff, George Havball, b.
f. Ritter. jr. Merriam Crawford, Gleed,
Fred Jensen. FrederickseuA jenkins.
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EuRFKA-

Miss Maggie Bonner returned Monday
F. D. Kim6siI went in to the Capital
Miss Hattie Pike and Mr. Baker who
were the guests Of friends here, returned
DR.. ] A. HenseI returned Monday night
James P. DTiscolI was in salt Lake and
Henry Spriggs was down from Park
City Thursday and Friday
Edward Pike was In Provo on short
business trip Wednesday.
Mrs. Dennis Sullivan. who has been at
tending her son at the Holy Cross hos
pital in Salt Lake, was out Tuesday for
Mrs. Balm. the wife Of DIR. Balm. pastor
Of the Methodist church, accompanied
by her son and daughter. arrived Monday
from Washington. D. c., and VIII make
her home I'm Eureka
Miss Gussie Hickman is convalescing
from a severe attack Of typhoid fever
A daughter vas born Friday 10 Mr.
and Mrs Waiter Jensen
Thursday with Mrs. W. p. Mitchell
The Lady Maecabe Of Silver CITY VIII
give dance and supper at the opera
house at that place on the evening Of
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage Of George Bergman to Miss
Eleanor Maxwell, at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Beryman, Saturday evening
Nov Z at 1880 clock. Mr.. and Mrs. eBr-
ryman will reside in Eureka.
John Burt and Mary S. Nicholson were
married Monday night at % o'clock at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs A. n. Avison
by Bishop Connolly Of the. /. D. s..
church. The ceremony was followed by
"A reception and supper. Mr.. and, Mrs
Burt viii remain in Eureka until Decem-
Der. when they win remove 70 Heber
CITY.
George Vaughn entertained number Of
friends at a HallaWe en- dancing party IN
Odd Fellows hall Saturday night Re
freshments we're served at midnight. The
out of town guests were Miss Hattie Pike
and Mr.. Bake. Of Provo town.
Mrs Ed Lewis was taken 10 the hos
pitaI in Salt Lake Thursday, suffering
with an attack Of typhoid fever.
Connie, the 4-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs Con Hannifin, is threatened with ty-
phoid fever.
Rev James Stoddard. pastor Of the
Episcopal church. is endeavOring 10 es-
{ tablish a free reading room downtown
for the benefit of the home people ana
strangers who are sojourning within the
gates of the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-08

ward were engaged I'm carpet making
Thursday last. which viii be used Tor
the tabernacle, which is nearly completed.
r. H. sparks IT., or salt Lake city
was ia the city during the week.
F. F. Williams, a harness travelling man
Of Sacramento. Cal, was IN the city dur
ing the week
H. c. Travey Of Chicago was in Manti
doing business during the week.
Al, =. SIMS and ~. - DerrlGk on tas
metropolis were Manu visitors this week
Mrs John r. Nielsen of this city en-
tertained a number Of her lady friends
during the week.
Misses Agnes and vfIate Carlson Of
/ this city gave a social 10 number OF
their friends during the week,
The Ladies Literary club of Manu met
/ Thursday last at the home OF Mrs. ~
I W. Crawford Mrs. olivia Burns con-
] Quoted the lesson, Three new members
4 were accepted, Miss Alta Brown. MISS
Jennie REID and Miss Louise JorgenSen-
other business of interest and benefit to
I tn emembers was transacted
Mrs. Anna TT. Brown, after a delightful
I visit with friends in this city ror some
/ TINE, returned 70 her home IN salt Lake
City during the week
A special session of the Ladies' Literary
club is called for Nov. TO- annual day.
Members viii meet at the home of Mrs
. A. II. Christensen After the usual pro-
I gramne luncheon viii be served.
Mrs. X. ~ Jolly entertained a number
ot lady friends at dinner party during
the week. Those present were Mrs. j. NJ.
Burns, Mrs. Ounce Crawford, Mrs Pea
Z cock, Mrs. L. II. Becker Mrs Fred Jon-
. sen Arc. JACOB tNlkSlaus MIS- ~ g.
Brown. Miss Alta Brown all of Manti.
+ Mrs. Nielsen Of Mt. Pleasant and Mrs.
Anna I'll. Brown OF Salt Lake city. A
mos enjoyable time was spent
Miss Effie Jolly is in Salt Lake city
( visiting relatives and friends. She in
! TENDS remaining until holiday time.
FRANK Copening OF Gunnison was in the
4 city Wednesday last.
Two JOseohite preachers held forth I'm
/ the Assembly han in this city Wednesday
I evening. exp0unding their doctrine to the
/ people
Rev. John II. Meter Of RiChfield was
I In the city Sunday last
The Sunday schools of the South San
/ pete stake held their quarterly I'm this
/ city Saturday
! Attorney O.. NJ. SDicer was away on
/ business on election day. Had he re-
| manned at home things might have been
( different politically. When the shepherd
/ leaves his flock il is invariably the case
/ that some of his number go astral.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-08

Mr.. and Mrs T.. r. Corfman gave a
very unique Hallowc en- party on Satur-
day evening at their residence. The IN
vltatlons were weird and original and
plainly told the guests that the evening
would be a rare treat a large number
Of guests responded to the invitations
and the popular host and hostess gave a
most charming evening 10 their friends.
Mrs. Anna Knox. Mrs. LYLE Wooley and
Mrs Lowrie Of Salt Lake were Provo
visitors on Wednesday Ihey were cor
daily greeted by their admiring friends,
who well remember the charming Kim
ball bellies who once resided in Provo
Miss Jennie Knight gave very charm
ing party on Saturday evening at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. r. p Allen.
Dancing was INDUCED IN. also music and
games Dainty and delicious refresh
ments were served while the guests were
listening to weird stories, sitting on the
floor. The guests were: Misses Erie
Howe. Lucille Young. Mary Alexander,
Birdie Cuff. Lydia Thurman. Hazel ray
Tor Lizzie Summer, Pearl Tart, Ada Du-
senberry. Cora Dusenberry. Whitney.
Sytha Brown. Pearl Jones Clara Allen;
Messrs. Elmer Beck. Lindsey, Mangum,
Merrill. Reed Andelin, Richmond. Thur
man. Gene Roberts. Den Harris. +. Har-
ris w Allen, Adams. Cheney and Tom
Smith
Miss VIII Lee Berry and Leonard Cuff
" ere married on Tuesday evening,
The many friends of Mrs. Warren
Strong will be panied 10 learn that she
is still in a critical condition.
Mrs Frank Mangum of Salt Lake is Wis
Hathenbruck.
Miss Rowena Booth left for Ann ATbor
on Tuesday last to pursue her studies IN
music
Mrs Alma smoot Of Heber is visiting
her many friends I'm the Garden City-
The Fifth ward gave an unusually line
entertainment at the society hall on Fri
day evening. A choice musical pro-
gramme was rendered. refreshments
served and a pleasant evening realized
by al present.
Miss Hoagland entertained number Of
her friends at her home on Saturday
evening.
Miss Zula HOutz very ch8rmingly enter
tanned a large number of friends at her
home on Saturday evening Games ana
music were INDUCED in and dainty re-
freshmentS served
Mrs. r. f KnOwlden gave charming
children's party on Saturday evening in
honor Of her little daughter Lucille.
James Haws was the happy victim or
on Monday last. 1t is pronounced as the
most successful surprise of the season
Mrs. Haws was in league with his friends
and everything was In readiness FOR the
jolly crowd A superb supper was served
and the evening was one or mlrtn ana
merriment from the time the guests ar
rived until adleus, were said Among
those prominent in entertaining were
Messrs. John Taylor. Charles Wickerman,
T. A. Hush. Craven and the genial host,
Mr. Haws.
Mr. and Mrs William Bersach opened
their hospitable home to the patrons or
the Episcopal church on Friday evening
and "a very enjoyable time was realized
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-08

McFayden and C. 6. Arnold Of the SEWER
Consolidated mine were in Richfield sew
eral days this week.
One Of the twin baby boys Of Mr.. and
Mrs. a.. a. Hansen died Saturday morning
Of spinal tro9ble. Mr.. Hansen left just
a few days ago for a mission 70 Den
mark
County Clerk John G. Jorgensen issued
the following marriage licenses this week
John TT. Bird, aged 26, and Annie Mel
SON aged p. both Of Salina, Joseph w
Paxton. aged Is. of kanosh. and Clara
Bates, aged 81, of Moroni; Roy Carter Of
Provo, aged p, and Maria Larsen OF Glen
wood, aged 20. The last two couples were
married by the clerk
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-08

Royal bread is wholesome. clean and
pure Our bakery is conducted strictly
sanitary and is the best equipped west
of Chicago. No human hands to knead
the dough. All done by machinery.
The label with the crown on every leaf
ASK your grocer for it,"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-08

Things
Beautiful
Fron0 Paris
This week we ask everyone
to look at the goods in our
north window, even if they
have no idea of purchasing.
and then come in and look
at the many attractive lines we
have on display, ready for
Christmas shoppers.
The line we refer to consists
Of Partisan buckles, brooches,
chains, hat pins, fans, COrals,
mirrors and other novelties,
among which there are no
duplicates. Undoubtedly no
such line was ever imported for
the Salt Lake trade and being
popular in price and "SweIF' in
design, we invite our patrons to
make selections now as no
duplicates can be had at any
price.
This line should attract not
only the ladies but gentlemen
who wish something "Out of
the ordinary" for wife or sweet
heart, and a selection now will
save the annoyance of a SeleCs
ton during the Christmas rush.
We are opposite or next to no one.
Everyone is opposite or next to US.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-03-27
F. W. BROWN IS MANAGER.

A meeting of the directors Of the
Central Michigan Produce company was
held in A. w. Wright's office OF Mon.
day of this week and f. w. Brown, of
Ithaca, was chosen as general manager
OF the business of the company 1t was
also decided to authorize the builder to
commence the construction of the cold
storage plant at once. This building
will be constructed by Henry Green. of
Grand Rapids, under the supervision
OF the board Of directors.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-03-27
APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Congressman Darragh has announced
his appointments for the naval cadet.
ship at Annapolis, the result of the ex
aminations held in Alma on Tuesday of
last week. Baxter II. Bruce, of Evart
stands at the head of the list with
Claude w. Pound, of Traverse Oity. as
flrst alternate and Paul L. Delavan. OF
Alma, and f. o. Morris, OF Big Rapids.
as the other two alternates.