Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-11-25
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{. T.. Hoag was in Detroit Wednesday
{. 7. Adams and wife were at Detroit
/ Thanksgiving
Pete Voorhees, is in Ithaca this week on
court business.
J Major Lemen returned Wednesday
from Shepherd
Bert Woodward is in Ithaca this week
on legal business.
/ DR.. J. II. Lancashire was in De'roit on
! business Wednesday.
Holiday goods are already arriving
at II. ii. Tinkham's Bazaar.
Mr.. and Mrs. y J. Mccullough spent
Thanksgiving day in Detroit
+. NJ. Wilson received fine Belgian
hare Monday from Delvan, y. y.
Caven $ Ronald was i'll Grand Rapids
Wednesday and Thursday of this week
Miss Blanche Boughton spent Thanks
giving with relatives in Grand Rapids
5. w. Case is prepared to develop
kodack negatives, print and mount
pictures. IA
The Pacific Express route man from
st. Johns CHECKED mp the Alma Office
Tuesday
The Central Michigan Produce Co.,
have new pasteurizer in their creamery
department
You can find the latest shades in Dress
and Waist Goods and Trimmings at +.
T. Pollasky's.
H. L. Lord left Wednesday morning
for week or ten days visit to points in
northern Ohio.
Mr. and Mr.. T. W Reed, of Evart,
were IhansgiNug visitors with Mr.. and
Mrs ID. J.. Johnson
bazaar will be held i'm the Opera
House ON Friday Dec. 9th 10y the ladies
of ST. John church
Miss Ida Moore of ST. Louis. took the
train here Wednesday for !.angsburg 20
spend Thanksgiving
Friday, Dec 9th is the date fixed this
year for the annual bazaar held 10y the
ladies of 81. John church
only i'm the largest city stores can one
find SO large an assortment of stylish
Cloaks SUITS Shirt-Waists and Furs &.
Mrs Coucla Smith returned TO Green
bush Wednesday. after week $ visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Ed Smith.
YIN Walker and family, of Grand
Rapids, spent Thanksgiving and viii re-
main a week longer with Il. =. Lee and
family
Mrs {. Dawson accompanied by Mrs.
Geo. H. Smith OF 81 Louis are spending
Thanksgiving with friends and relatives
IN Lansing.
/ Mrs y. White of ST Louis, took the
train here Wednesday morning for Ann
Arbor, where her husband Is confined in
the hospital
Mrs J. {. Bright has moved her art
needle work store into very comfortable
quarters one door west of Scattergood
jcwclry store.
VIM Baur consulting engineer of the
OXu1rd Construction Co. returned TO
New York, "Wednesday. after a short visit
with J.. NJ. lawson.
] j. Crandcll who came here from
Charlotte recently and purchased the
New York fruit store, has sold the estab-
hshmcut to Chl- Aiuslcy and left
"Wednesday with his wife for Belle View
The city fathers got busy last Tuesday
night and allowed "a big bunch of claims.
The only other business at Importance
done was an order TO place am electric
light at the cOnOr OF Park and Superior
streets
Vim. Peck an Job r Sleight Of Alma,
and Walter Whiting, of Ithaca, returned
Wednesday from a hunting trip of
month near Stubcn, L.. =. They report
fine time and each brought back a deer
as proof OF their craftsmanship.
Mrs. May Truax was making consider.
able disturbance on the street last Tues
day night and 50 deputy nightwatch Otis
White lodged her III Jail The next
morning Justice Chadwick said liquidate
to the extent of so, and She did so, claim
ing she only raised IS, worth of fuss
When looking for winter cloak see
what the different stores are showing
Then call at T. +. Pollasky's and you
will be surprised To see the beautiful
STYLES made from the best material in all
the new shades and mixtures \ small
expenditure of money will secure one.
The First State Bank of Alma, is pub
fishing statement under date of Nov
10th, in their regular space on the front
page of this paper The National Comp
troller called FOR the usual statement OH
that date but the State Banking Com
missioner did not and the bank is pub
fishing this statement voluntarily.
Mr. whitehall has raised some sugar
bects this season from seed raised 10y him
self on his farm southwest of Alma He
took them To the Alma Sugar Co and had
them tested and with the circumstances
all considered the percentage test and
the test for purity were very satisfactory.
When the farmers are able To- raise their
own beet seed 1t will be another item of
profit 20 them
Ezra Rust. of New York, b w. Gubtil.
OF Saginaw and c. T. Corner. of Port
Huron were in town the first of the
week 100 the interest of the American
Beet Harvest Co They tested one If
their machines on the b y Ellison farm
west OF Alma. 1t tops and lifts the bects
leaving them IN a row as they grew, and
can be adjusted to top them close OF other
wise as desired