Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-02-05
T. Edwards, OF Flint, was in Alma

| IL L. EuWarus, OF fllnt, was In Alma
Tuesday.
O. II. LaFlamboy was in Mt. Pleasant
Wednesday.
j. Major Lemen was in Shepherd
Wednesday.
l.. III. Hayt sells the best kerosene oil
the "Red Star"
Secretary of State Fred M. Warner
was in Alma Thursday.
County Drain Commissioner Merrill,
OF Ithaca, was in Alma Tuesday.
Secure one of these sty lsh capes or
jackets during f. f. Pollasky's one -half
off sale.
Mrs. VIM. Oowdry, of Ithaca, visited
her aunt, Mrs VIM. Davidson the first
of the week.
G e Richardson left Thursday with
his family for Dawson where he has Sc
cured position in "A harness shop.
Have you tried Davis Bros baths?
They have warm rooms, porcelain tubs
and hot and cold water at all times.
Mia f. and ID. O. Barber left Wednes-
day for Houghton Lake where they eX-
pect to remain for few weeks hunting
and fishing.
julius Moblo, of Battle Creek, spent
Tuesday night at the home OF Carts
Brown while on his way to Riverdale,
where his wife is lying critically i'll.
A representative of one Of the largest
eastern suit and skirt manufacturers
will be at +. e. Pollasky's Monday, Feb
ruary Sth. Don't fail TO see the hobby
new spring styles in ladies tailor made
suits and skirts. Special orders taken*
Walter Mead, of Detroit, member of
the Tribune staff, was in Alma Wednes-
day Ill the interest of the book entitled
"Under the Oaks" which the. Tribune
is publishing, and made The Record
pleasant call.
The Ann Arbor railroad bridge over
the Huron river at Ann Arbor, has been
temporarily repaired so that trains are
now passing over it with safety The
permanent repairs will not be ready for
several weeks.
The Record is in receipt of letter
from Chas. L. Stone, of DeRuyter, n,
Y, in which he renews hs subscription
and requests the old home paper to con-
tinue being sent to his address as he
cannot get along without it.
A. l. Pratt, of the City Barber Shop,
has prepared "a hair tonic which he pro-
poses TO put on the market in a short
time. He is at present using it on those
OF his customers who desire their hair
and scalp treated and it is giving the
best Of satisfaction.
The Ion Jackson Concert Co. will ap-
pear at the opera house tonight as the
fourth number on the lecture course
The curtain will be raised promptly at
3 10 standard time and those who are
not IN their seats at that time will be
compelled to wait until the number on
the program is finished.
The lat home" rendered in honor
of Mrs. q. S. Ward by Mrs VIM. Kelly
az her residence on Safest. recently
was very enjoyable affair, quite a
large number being present. Mrs. Ward
Won the first prize in the guessing con-
test.
Henry Mcnamara went to Dushville
last Saturday, where he purchased a
pair Of iron gray horses, one weighing
800 pounds and the other 700 pounds.
j. f. Fuller, the popular Alma harness
dealer has built for the pair a harness
that is in keeping with their handsome
appearance.
Manager dip has booked the Tuxedo
Stock Co. for the opera house on the
25, 20 and % of this month. The lead.
ing lady OF the company is Miss Anna
Lowering who has been playing with
the German Stock 90. which was in
Detroit all of last week. Popular prices
will be charged.
Frank w. Clark has bills out adver-
Using an auction sale Of live stock on
his farm two miles south and three and
one-half miles west of Alma on We'd
nesday, February 10th, commencing at
| O'Clock p. m. Mr.. Clark guarantees
that no trash will be offered at this sale
to take up time. y. +. Chandler, auc-
tioneer.
w. q. Vliet has recently purchased
for the Stockbridge Elevator Co., the
oat crop belonging to CLARK Burt, farm
er living one mile east of Alma, amount
ing in all to Ill ,424 pounds and for
which Mr.. Burt received the neat little
sum of 81 ,39S.S0. This Is by far the
largest purchase of oats made from one
farmer in this vicinity by any local
dealer.
DIR. f. G. dip has purchased of Eu-
gene Ingles, OF Ithaca. the Oldsmobile
runabout he drew at the St Johns fair
last fall. Mr.. Ingles had one ticket
which cost him the sum of ten cents and
now he has sold the machine for $500.
The only time the machine has been