Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-10-09

Monday.
Miss Rose Marvin spent Sunday in
Shepherd.
Mrs. Q. o. Watson, Of Breckenridge,
was in Alma Thursday.
Mrs. Earl CLARK is reported as conval.
escing from her recent illness.
Mesdames A. III. Doane and j. h.
Campbell were in Saginaw Tuesday.
Mr. s. Messenger returned from
Detroit the latter part of last week.
M. Pollasky returned last week from
a three weeks trip to Buffalo and De.
troit.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Wright left Mon q.
day on short business trip to Kansas
City.
Mrs. j. Ii. Lancashire and daughter,
Harriet, were in Chicago the first of the
week.
Mrs. j. w. Glass went to Saginaw
Monday for few days visit with
friends.
Only three tickets were sold at this
station last Sunday for the excursion to
Manistee.
Have you seen those street hats at
Mrs. w. L. Davies? All prices to suit
the taste
Mrs. Israel Wolfe visited friends and
relatives in Mt. Pleasant the latter part
of last week.
Mrs. p. n. Bland left last Saturday
for weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Detroit.
Have you seen some Of the rich novel
ties in trimming materials at Mrs. Biv.
ms millinery parlors2
Mrs. S. Fink and daughter, Minnie,
went to Detroit Monday for short visit
with relatives and friends,
Fivs dollars a day can be made by
agents selling the Gratiot county map,
published by the Alma Record.
Mrs. Frank Monfort, of Ithaca, and
Mrs. Leroy Hulburd, of Roswell, Ca,
visited Mrs. A. K. Mulholland last Sat-
urday.
A good 12.ton American steel hay
press for sale. Enquire of f. II. Goss 81
Son at the Wright House blacksmith
shop.
Mrs. Hugh Wilson, Of Port Huron,
arrived Monday night for two weeks
visit at the home of her brother, DR.. +.
T Lamb.
Earl Clark has moved his barber shop
into the reading room of the Hotel Ar
cada where he will be pleased to see all
his customers.
DR.. j. Ii. Lancashire left Monday for
New York City intending to return by
the way of Glenn Falls and accompany
Madam Lancashire home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Stanard and son, Earl,
who have been visiting in Fairgrove and
Vassar during the past two weeks, re-
turned home last Saturday.
Vending, the greatest orator on the
lecture platform, will be heard this win.
ter on the Alma lecture course. Course
tickets for five numbers, only s1.O0.
Miss Ina Youngs wishes infants
to make at home. Also table
linen, hemstitched and tatting made.
Address, lock box 1874, Alma. 33.34.pd |
The suit of Marcus Pollasky VS.. the
Western Union Telegraph company
before Justice Chadwick last Tuesday,
vas adjourned until October 20.
Twelve room house and lot for sale on
West End-ave.; fruit and shade trees
cement walks; everything new and first
lass. s. w. Case, Alma. Mich. 2w.p
w. j. Warner, of Orleans, Ionia
county, who has been visiting at the
home Of w. o. johnson during the past
wo weeks, returned home Monday.
Mrs. 8. Gallagher left Monday for
Ann Arbor with her l2.year. old son,
Who will undergo an operation upon one
Il his ankles at the U. of NJ. hospital
Geo. Thompson, Of st. Louis, Mo-,
Who has been visiting relatives in Alma
nd other points in Michigan during
uo past uOutu, lelb lhst CdtuTuhy IOT
lome.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Z. Latimer were in
saginaw Monday selecting their stock
4 goods for the holidays from a repre-
entative of one Of the large eastern
Wholesale houses.
l.. N. Church has purchased 4O-acre
arm in Seville township, located three
niles west and three miles north of
Alma. The property was formerly
wned by Cora Fookes.
II. j. Winchell has purchased the
)ohoon property on Superior.st., adjoin-
ng the Bahlke block, the consideration
eing 81 800. Mr.. Winchell expects to [
improve the property considerably. {
The Gratiot County Soldiers Relief
consisting Of X. +. Peet, of
ithaca, l.. b. Longwell, of st. Louis,
nd +. N. Chadwick, of Alma, held its {
ocular meeting in the Office of K. N.
,hadwick on Monday Of this week.
An agreement has been entered into /