Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-11-20


nesday.
Mrs r. ]. siedler was in Saginaw
Saturday.
VIM. Heron. of Ithaca. was in Alma
Wednesday.
Trimmed hats for 81 so and $500 at
Mrs. Bivins.
Mrs. j. L. Gaffney was in Saginaw
last Saturday.
Geo. o. Taylor is convalescing from
his recent illness
Miss Harriet Lancashire was in Sag
NAV last Friday.
Mrs. A. Shaw has been quite i'll dur
ing the past week.
Have your eyes tested with the amet.
ropometer at j. L. Losey's.
+. Ii. Goss and daughter, Hazel, were
In Saginaw last Saturday.
w. w. Caple went to Toledo Wedpes.
day on short business trip.
Great reduction on trimmed hats for
Thanksgiving at Lamborn's.
Z. q. Walker and Roy Miller were in
MuskePon the first OF the week.
Buckwhest -four made by the Alma
Roller Mills Is guaranteed pure.
Max K Pollasky, OF Buffalo, is visit.
ing relatives in Alma this week
Leon Wilkinson is now employed as
messengs or boy at the union depot.
The Alma Roller Mills make an excel
lent -four. Ask for "Alma Patent"
DR.. E. A. Bagley was called to Ban.
mister Monday on professional business.
Mrs. A. Fuller. Of Ashley, visited at
the home Of ]. K. Fuller the first of the
week.
Miss Ashchie Adams, Of Battle Oreek,
visited her niece, Mrs. Carts Brown,
Monday.
Every farmer and business man in the
county should have one OF those Record
atlas maps
s. A. Fletcher has rented his farm
west OF Alma and will move into his
house in town.
Special line Of umbrellas at "mill
end prices at The Hayt q Pierce %. g
mill end" sale.
Geo Elias is convalescing quite rap
idly and has been able TO appear on the
street this week.
s. II. Bland spent the latter part Of
last week and the first Of this with
lIleuus III DetrOlI.
The Methodist ladies will continue
their fair and rummage sale at the old
church next week.
Look for the yellow ticket bargains at
the great mill end" sale of The Hayt
a. Pierce Co., Alma, Mich.
Mrs. ID. A. Dodge, of Winter Haven,
Fla, visited at the home Of Rev. w. K.
Spencer, d. D., Monday.
Wesley Allen, who has been living
near Morris. Mimi. during the past
year, returned home last Friday.
A face massage will clear your face of
pimples and black eads. and give you
a good complexion. Try Davis Bros.
Clarence TrIthagen, Of Mulllken, has
been visiting at the home Of his uncle,
w. A. Bahlke, during the past week.
Oswald Abbott left Tuesday for Abb.
on and from there will go TO Battle
Greek where he has secured employ
ment
Only 30 cents for one lot OF mems
fleece lined under wear, worth so cents
at The Hayt a. Pierce %. g great mill
end' sale.
Nine tickets were sold at this station
last Saturday TO parties who went to
Ann Arbor to witness the Michigan
Wisconsin football game.
Rev. O. + Hoag went to Grand Rap
ids Monday night and from there 10 St.
Johns where he attended the meeting Of
the ministerial association.
Miss Nora Hustled, of Grand Rapids,
!s visiting at the home Of Mrs l. j.
Streggow aud at the same time taking
treatment at the sanitarium.
Fine photos $l.00 per dozen at the
tent. You pay for them when finished.
Bust photos taken evenings or cloudy
days as good as any. Open evenings
until 8 O'Clock and on Sundays from 2 to
4 clock.
The experience social given by the
members of the b Y. p. u. at the home
of l. A Sharp on Safest last Friday
night, was we'll attended, there being
abou 90 present. The proceeds amount
ed to $45 Refreshments were served. |
The mill end" sale at The Hayt &
Pierce 90. $ store is proving as great a |
success as in former years The place |
was filed with bargain seekers last Fri
day and Saturday and a steady trade
has kept up so far during the week.
The sale OF the Vermeulen stock is
beyond the expectations Of
Mr.. Brett, the representative OF the
Chicago concern in charge. A large
force OF clerks has been employed &c
wait on the customers.
w. q. Rowland g. Sons have added
two OF the latest style and hand somest
wagons for their bus line between Alma
and st. Louis. They are nicely up.
holstered. light, yet durable and their
patrons will be protected from the ele.
nents as they are enclosed.
Manager dip requests that all persons
lolding articles Of clothing or otherwise,
lot belonging to them, which were taken
rom the opera house during the excite
nent Of last Tuesday evening, to
eturn them either to himself or Sharrar
3 Mulholland's where the proper own
ira can identify them.
8. Boyles. of Shepherd and Miss Mar
,ery Jackson, Of Cadillac, were married
n Mt. Pleasant on Tuesday OF this week
nd passed through Alma on the after.
loon A. A. train for Detroit on their
Wedding tour Mr.. Boyles is well
,nown by a number Of young people Of
Alma and &C one time was employed In