Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-11-14

b. S. Rockwell was in Alma Sunday
Bert Woodward, of Chicago, visited
his Alma friends last week
Tomorrow is pay day for all sugar
beets delivered before October lst.
Mrs. Clint Nelson is the guest of
friends and relatives in Manistee.
The barn being erected on the DR..
Day lot is nearing completion.
E. J. Greenwood left Saturday mora
ing for Owosss to spend the day.
| Harry Tubbs returned from a short
business trip to Detroit Saturday
Mrs. Goodwill and daughter of Cedar
Springs, are visiting Mrs, w. H. Smell
Thirty-three tickets were sold in Alma
Sunday for the Toledo excursion.
Mr.. John Moffett and son, Daniel,
spent Saturday of last week in Ithaca.
Rhodes Circulating Library-no adj
mission fee-2c. day, l0c smallest
| charge.
| DR.. Aulp and wife of Saginaw, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes of
| this city.
A sight to behold, the Chinaware that
is being opened up at the Variety store
these days.
| Miss Florence Armstrong of Lansing,
is visiting at the home of Mr.. Ralph
Swarthout, Grover Avenue.
+. j. Diety is having a new cement
block house, size "a by Az, built on his
lot at.413 Uclid Ave.
The old wooden mill on east Superior
st. is being used by the Sugar Co. as a
storehouse for dried beet pulp.
Rhodes Circulating Library-no ad-
mission fee-2c. day, lOc smallest
charge.
Petticoats worth up to $500 are sell
ing Sl.09 these days at the Variety
store.
Simon Darling of Wheeler, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Geo Bahlke. ST.,
Tuesday.
+. B. Soule is putting up a new resi-
deDce on his lot opposite w. Ii Bahlke's
residence on east Superior ST.
Mrs. Fred Cline, who has been visit
ing her husband for the past week left
for her home in Crystal Saturday.
| Don't forget the skating rink is open
every Monday night from now on.
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
nights.
Miss Edith Seidel arrived from Ian
sing Friday to spend a few days with
friends and relatives here and at st.
Louis.
Mrs. Specimen Loop, of Flushing and
her daughter Bessie Lewis, of Flint,
who have been visiting Mrs. Loops
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bolt for
the past week, returned to their respec-
tive homes Saturday.
The SEVENTEEN anniversary number
of the Grand Rapids Daily News was
issued November 9Th, and from a news
paper mans standpoint was a credit not
only to the business management but to
its home city, Grand Rapids, as well.
The Wright House Laundry put in
new horse power McVicker gasoline
engine last Saturday. They are install
ing new machinery and their old engine
was not large enough to furnish the nec-
essary power.
Benton Harbor's high school team
defeated Saginaw's team Saturday by
score of 30 to 5. Before starting the
game the Benton Harbor team served
notice on the Saginaw management that
one rule which has been hitherto disre-
garded will be rigidly enforced. The
Benton Harbor team insisted OH penaliz-
ing Saginaw on every occasion that any
one stepped over the sidelines. A clear
field must be maintained and no one
allowed to set foot over the sidelines
except the water boy. If Alma had en-
forced the same rule when playing with
Olivet the score might have remained
the same but the congregational coach
could not have made himself conspicuous
as he did and the rooters would not
have had the opportunity to test their
lung capacity in an endeavor to put
him of the field.