Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-09-25

The newest styles in street hats at
Mrs. w. 7. Davies
Miss Kate Bair was in Detroit the
the first Of the week.
Have your eyes tested with the amet.
at j. =. Losey's.
DR.. Geo. Il. Butler returned from his
trip to Chicago Tuesday night.
Piano for sale or rent, Chickering
Square. Enquire Of L. A. Sharp.
Bert Woodward went to Detroit
Tuesday OH short business trip.
One of the best lines OF trimmed hats
ever displayed in Alma at Mrs. Bivins. -
Every farmer and business man in the
county should have one Of those Record
atlas maps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Garland. Of
Howell, spent Sunday at the home Of A.
1. Butterfield.
A. w. Brock is again able to appear
on our streets after recovering from his
recent illness.
Agent Bullock sold 81 tickets at this
station for West Michigan fair at Grand
Rapids last week.
When you are having trouble, drown
your sorrows in good hot bath at
Davis Bros > nothing like it.
Arthur w. Brook left Wednesday for
Ann Arbor to take a course in chemical
engineering at the university.
All persons over IS years old are en-.
titled to one ticket free on the Coles
Hot Blast stove at Smith & Glass
Mrs. +. w. Brown and Mrs. Ii. l..
Nelson left on Wednesday for a few
days, visit with friends in Merrill
Geo. Sharrar is convalescing very
rapidly from his recent illness and is
able to appear on our streets again.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Gearheat, of
Lansing, visited at the home of their
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Vint Richards,
Thursday.
Fifty.eight for Detroit and 20 for
Grand Rapids were the amount Of ticket
sales at this station for the excursions
last Sunday.
j. p. Losey has added an ametropo-
meter to the optical equipment Of his
store. Eyes are accurately tested with
this instrument
Mrs. o. Flewelling, who has been Wis.
iting her sister in Ohio and a daughter
in Detroit during the past three weeks,
returned home Wednesday.
Gustavus Quick left at The Record
Office this week six apples that weighed
five pounds and two ounces. They were
an excellent eating apple as well as ex-
ira large.
Geo. Copp, of Wyandotte, who been
here assisting in caring for his son who
is i'll, was called home Wednesday by
message stating that Mrs. Copp was
quite i'll.
1t is the fuel that costs, not the stove.
Coles Hot Blast saves its original cost
in fuel each winter. Call at Smith 81
Glass store October /, and and they
will show you how.
At the last meeting of the council per.
was granted the band to use
the hall in the public building until
ii o'clock on practice nights, instead Of
o'clock, as heretofore.
A. CLARK Lisoom, of Owosso, electri.
clan for the Union Telephone company,
was in Alma the first of the week max.
ing estimates for the enlarging Of the
equipment of the company at this place.
j. O. Lewis in ISL Plunkard" was
greeted with full house Friday night
on the occasion Of his steenth visit to AL.
ma. The play has been rewritten for
this season and Mr.. Lewis is supported
by an excellent company.
Theo. w. Marsh, the village treasurer,
announces that the warrant for taxes on
1.-THE Young Sewer" expires Sept. goth.
Tax payers assessed on same should see
hat their taxes are paid before that
date.
Marcus Pollasky was granted fran.
chise fer his proposed Saginaw, Alma
and Grand Rapids electric road by the
city council of st. Louis last Monday
night and he is now ready for the
engineers to begin work.
"Those who fell into fine frenzy at
Kubelik's technical feats should not
miss an opportunity of hearing Far
lands still more amazing exploits. =
Boston Transcript. Mr.. Farland may
be heard at the opera house Monday
evening.
Announcement has been received OF
the marriage of Miss Mildred McCloskey
20 Thos. II. Slater, which occurred at
Stockton, Cal, the 18th inst, the newly
married couple to be at home in Column.
bia, Gal. Miss McCloskey will be re.
membered as former Alma girl.
The wrestling match between "Bob-
by" Reakes and Harry Parker, billed
for the opera house at Alma next Tues