Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-11-06

Thursday.
w. A. Donald was in Grand Rapids
Saturday.
Reduced prices on early patterns al
Landlords
An apprentice boy wanted at once at
at this office.
A reduction on all early pattern hats
at Mrs. Bivins.'
DIR. X. B. Corbus was in Grand Rap.
ids last Friday
/. N. Shepherd, of Shepherd. was in
Alma Wednesday.
Mrs. j. @. Bright spent Sunday with
relatives In Saginaw.
Only 81. 90 for five entertainments on
the Alma lecture course.
Miss Arisdne McLaren visited rela.
tives in Ithaca Wednesday night.
Mrs. b. d. Clement went to Carson
City Thursday for few days visit.
See the large line of pillow tops with
backs at 40 cents and 30 cents each at
Mrs Bivins'
o. Nj. Chadwick, Of williamson, is
visiting his brother, L. N. Chadwick,
this week.
Miss Myrtle E. Gates. of Saginaw,
visited her sister, Mrs. Savage, the lat.
ter part of last week.
Misses Daisy Skillman and Sarah Nc
Namara went to Detroit Thursday to
remain for few days.
Have you seen the new map Of Ora.
tiot county, published by The Record?
1t is complete atlas Of the county.
Mrs. M. McLaren, who has been Wis.
iting her daughter in Newark, O., for
several week, returned home Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Hugh Russell, of Ohilson, and
Mrs. John Gibson, of Amble, visited at
the home Of s. w. Case the first of the
week.
j. L. Gaffney and Nj. A. Holmes left
Tuesday night for Presque Isle county
where they expect to remain for the
deer hunting.
Albert Mavis and Miss Bertha Balzer,
both Of Arcadia, were married in Alma
on Saturday last, Rev. w. K. Spencer,
D. D., officiating.
A change Of time went into effect on
the Ann Arbor Sunday whereby the
train formerly arriving at Alma at
10 .bS NOW GETS here aft .O3
Henry Men amara has the thanks OF
The Record for liberal donation of
some of the finest and largest eating
apples that have come our way this sea-
son.
lack Simons, who has been employed
as coachman by DR.. J. II. Lancashire
for several years, has resigned his posi-
ton and moved on Wednesday to Ann
Arbor where he expects to make his
future home.
The canvass for season tickets for the
Alma lecture course closes this week.
There is still opportunity for those who
wish tickets TO secure them Of the can
vassers, Messrs Soule, Lockwood, My.
ers, Knoertzer, Winton or Gaunt.
1t is almost impossible to secure day
laborers at the sugar factory and the
company is seriously Inconvenience in
consequence. Bills have been scattered
all over this part Of the state advertising
for 80 men to unload beets from cars.
A number OF the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. lack Simons rendered them sur
prise at their home last Monday night,
and enjoyed very pleasant evening.
Before leaving the guests presented
them with several pieces OF fine china.
ware.
A very enthusiastic meeting of farm
ers was held at Riverdale last Monday
night and sufficient acreage subscribed
to guarantee a picking station at that
place. Another public meeting will held
in Tallon's opera house, Monday, No
vember l6.
A small blaze in Montigel's factory
called out the fire departments last Fri.
day night at about o'clock, but it was
extinguished without any perceptible
damage. The roof caught fire from the
forge chimney which had become over.
heated.
A street fakir, wko was selling no
tions, ETC., from wagon on the corner
OF the street at Ohas. Rhodes drug
store Tuesday night, was nearly put out
of business by some young fellows who
attached wire to his buggy and started
him down the street, leaving his audi
ence behind.
Henry Lands, living two miles east
and three. fourths of mile south OF
Ferris Center, in Montclam county, has
had bills printed at this office announc-
ing an auction sale OF live stock, farm
ing implements, hay, grain, wood, etc.,
on Wednesday. November Is, commend
ing at 10 O'Clock. Free lunch at noon.
q E Chandler auctiOneer