Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-12-02
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A. l.. Bemis is in Detroit this week on
business
r. c. Plum and wife returned to Alma
Wednesday.
II. J. Verneulen is in Chicago this
week on business.
]. H. Lancashire is i'll ST Louis this
week OH business.
The largest display Of holiday goods in
Alma at Sharar's drug store
d. Rockwell, of Chelsea, visited his
son Supt \. +. Rockwell, Saturday.
Remember to inspect the holiday goods
at H. IL. Tinkham's before buying
Homemade mince meat strictly pure
aud fine, at Mileman's meat market.
y. O. Griswold, of Greenville was in
Alma and Mt. Pleasant on business Mon
day.
w. Pedelford is in Six Lakes this week
installing one of the celebrated Schwartz
furnaces.
Mrs. Chas. Gibson, of Detroit is visit
ing her brother, Jess Fuller and family
for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Fink returned Mon
day from Middleton, where they spent
Thanksgiving
Ross Thompson, Milton Holmes, and
Fred Lignian were in Cedar Lake hunt
ing Wednesday.
J.. A. Evans made the winning guess
on the stopping of the clock at Medler
* Demuth 5 store.
Ground Green bones for chickens at
Milleman's meat market. a new bone
mill has just been installed.
Bert Clock, an employee of the Alma
Manufacturing Co was married Tuesday
TO Mrs Emma Marcott of Sumner.
Mrs. T. w. Teaven returned to Grand
Rapids Monday after a short visit with
her sister, Mrs. Bart Miller and family.
When buying rubbers or warm shoes
remember that the best is none too good
and to get the very best 90 TO Pollasky's.
Mrs. J. L. Lancashire, of Chicago, who
has been visiting her brother, J. II. Lam
cashire and family, returned home Mon
day
Rev. J. II. Fleming, pastor of the
Washington Ave. Presbyterian church
of Saginaw had business i'll town Wednes-
day.
Wanted, good reliable steady boy to
learn printers trade. Excellent oppor-
tunity to learn. Enquire at Record
Office
Keep your feet warm and keep from
taking cold You can do this with pair
of Pollasky's reliable rubbers or warm
shoes.
]. l.. Miller & Son have torn out a
partition i'll the back part OF their store
to accommodate their increasing need OF
floor space.
Mrs. A. r. Porter and daughter, Of
Breckenridge and Mrs. {. {. Porter, OF
St Louis, spent Thanksgiving with Ed.
Smith and family on Park street
The annual closing sale on carpets,
rugs and curtains Is now on at +. +.
| Pollasky's Secure some OF the bargains
and make your home comfortable.
VIM \. Martin and little daughters
| Zola and Josephine, from Petoskey,
visited his mother and sister Mrs NJ. J.
Martin and Mrs Butterheld Thanksgiv-
ing.
i. W Hooper has nearly completed
his new building on Superior street, next
! TO !. y Bakers grocery store, and IT will
be occupied by l ). Woodhn as barber
shop.
Mr. and Mrs Francis, of Springfield,
! Mo, who have been visiting Elmer
! Francis and wife, left Monday for Mich
gan City for a short visit before returning
! home.
Attend the closing sale of cloaks, suits,
skirts and furs at i. T.. POllasky's 200
stylish cloaks for Ladies, Misses and
Childrens, wear will be sold at from
. to . their value.
A. W Wright received from points in
Wyoming last Friday, about 5000 Ram
boulette sheep and lambs Part OF them
were sent TO the Windsor farm and part
TO the Woodbine farm.
Mrs Don 4. Bennett arrived Friday
from Carson City where she has been
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben
nett will keep house on Woodwork street
in the J II Fleming residence.
The arnature on the big incandcsccnt
dynamo burned out Monday night at the
Alma Electric Light x Power Cos.
plant, leaving all their patrons in total
darkness II has been sent TO Chicago
10 be removed
Mrs Y " Winnie and son, Phares OF
Ann Arbor, visited az the home of s. l.
Buttcr6eld over Thanksgiving Mrs
Winnie being a sister of Mrs Buttcrfeld 5
mother, Mrs NJ Martin, who resides
with her daughter.
The Woman $ Club will meet with Mrs
Francis King Monday Dec 5th at 24s
standard, Subject FOR study, Merchant
Of Venice" Act III Scenes I, ?. Z
Act " Scene one as far as line 100
Leader, Mrs. Edward Hannah.
A special meeting of Fitz James lodge
No os was held Tuesday evening to con
fer the first rank OH a large class of can
didates, and regular meeting will b,
held TINS friday evening. \ large at
tendance is earnestly desired.
The ladies of the St Johns church holC
their annual bazaar next Friday night
Dec 9th, in the opera house There viii
be on sale a fine line of linens, fancy
goods and other articles appropriate foi
the Christmas season Supper will b,
| served in the evening from To sac