Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-07-24

Pillow tops and Innings at cost ut Mrs.
Bivins.'
Mrs. A. Shaw was in Shepherd Wed
nesday.
A. w. Brock was in Detroit the first
Of the week.
L. T. Edwards, Of Flint, was in Alma
Wednesday.
Mrs. O. A. Brown was in Ashley
Wednesday.
]. II. Fildew went to Chicago Tues.
day on business trip.
Marcus Pollasky, Of Detroit, is visit
ing relatives in Alma this week.
Roy Lockwood has entered Z. A.
Bivins' employ to learn to be pharma-
cist.
Mr.. and Mrs Orson Cook, Of Hudson,
o., are visiting their son, Prof. A. p.
Cook.
Miss Addie Day, Of Kansas City, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. N.
Day.
Miss Louvern Smith on Park. st. wish
es shirt waists to make. Prices reason.
able.
j. III. Doyle, of Cadillac, visited at the
home of b. Mckinney and family over
Sunday,
All trimmed hats will be sold at cost
at Mrs. w. T. Davies during the next
80 days. .
Miss Lena Fink returned last, Satur.
day from two weeks visit with friends
in Bay City. s~t
Fifty-two tickets were sold at this sta.
ton for Toledo last Sunday and 30 for
Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Mortimer Secord left Thursday
for a two weeks visit with relatives in
Crystal Valley.
Miss Lulu Brock left Monday for
London, Ont, where she will visit rela-
tives for short time.
Wellie Miller, of Grand Forks, S. Da.,
is visiting at the home of his uncle,
Bart Miller. this week.
Work has been commenced on the
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across the race on Superior. st.
H. l.. Nelson was in Grand Rapids
Thursday in the interests of the Cent.
raj Michigan Produce company.
Twenty-four tickets were sold at this
station Thursday for the ten days ex-
cursion to Crystal Lake and Frankfort
Mrs. II. G.. Price left Thursday fol-
Chippawa Lake in company with /,
party Of friends from Edmore to camp
out for few days.
w. A. Bahlke entertained his father
Anton Bahlke, Of Pewamo, and hi
j nephew, K. d. bearing, of Fort Collins
Col over Sunday.
Mrs. Purvis entertained her Sunda,
school class of thirteen little girls Of
Tuesday afternoon and treated them +
ice cream and cake.
Miss Mabelle Rogers returned Las
Friday from Charlotte, where she ha
been visiting Miss Winnie Whitcom
during the past two weeks.
Miss Bessie Nelson, of Battle Greek
who has been visiting her brother, II
L. Nelson, during the past two weeks
returned home Thursday.
Mrs II. o. Purvis and Miss Berth
Downs, who went to Lake Odessa las
week to attend the funeral Of Eugen
Downs, returned home Saturday.
White a. Williams have contracts /,
build new cement sidewalks in front o
the Bivins block and in front of G.. w
Pulfrey's and Frauois Palmer's resi-
dences.
Loyal Jones, of Alma, has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Beatrice Jones, al
Stanton, and his grandparents, MIR. ano
Mrs. Jacob Strayer, at Elm Hall during
the past week.
II. Stadelberger has some apple cider
that he put up last fall which is in as
good state OF preservation as when put
in the cellar. 1t tastes more like sour
wine than cider and is of clear amber
color.
According to an item in the Edmore
Times Of July IL, Miss Maude Rowland,
OF Cedar Lake, was married to Mr.. E. Il.
Lauda, of Detroit, at Fairgrove. on June
30. Miss Rowland will be remembered
as former employe of this Office.
Mrs. Geo. Krywanski is advertising
an auction sale of live stock, farming
implements, etc., on her farm four
miles south of Alma, Thursday, July 30,
commencing at l 100 o'clock. G. E.
Chandler will have charge of the sale.
f. f. Pollasky was in Lapeer the
latter part of last week, where he pur.
chased handsome little Welsh pony
for his daughter, Berneice. Mr.. Pollas.
ky has also ordered a new trap to go
with the outfit.
The construction gang for the Gratiot
County Telephone 81 Messenger com
pany have the work on the line between