Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-15

Don't feel blue. But whether you dc
or not, don't miss hearing Burgderfer al
the Alma opera house next Monday eve
ming I544tI
Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. Lowe and daugh
ter, Glydas, of Ovid, spent last Friday
and Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.
Convis.
Mrs. Charles Barrett, who has beer
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Loveland, and
also friends in Mt. Pleasant, has return.
ed to her home in Carson City.
Bread is food used more generally
than anything else. And it ought to be
the food which receives most attention.
1t is bound to be all you wish it to be il
you use Alma bread -four. Is44tI
Prof. A. p. Cook and DR.. Bruske left
Tuesday for Pontiac to attend the an
nual session of the Michigan Synod
which convenes at that city this week.
1.-THE man with smile" That is
what they call Burgderfer You will
smile if you will only go and hear him
at the Alma opera house next Monday
evening. 1544t1
Nearly every woman has in her own
mind picture of the new hat she in
tends having this fall. If you want to
see these pictures in reality visit Mrs.
Humphreys millinery store. rs44tr
Mrs. William Patch, of Dowagiac, and
Mrs. S. J. Patch, of Carson City, visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Amsbury of
Maple avenue Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. Amsbury is nephew of both ladies.
Burgderfer the "cheer- up-idist" will
be remembered long after the man with
the foot ball hair" whiskers and "a
message" have gone hence, Plan ON
hearing him at the opera house next
MONDAY evening. 1544tl
Burdette Forquer has sold his Ford
runabout to Fred Durushey, who lives
east of Alma. In few days Burt will
have one of those $3.50 Ford touring
cars. From all accounts they are the
coming thing in cars.
Solomon Wetherell, living southwest
Of Alma, died October 18th and will be
buried today in Riverside cemetery.
Mr.. Wetherell was born IN New York
state March Z. 1886. and was 70 years of
age at the time of his death.
Rev. William weldenhoeft, pastor of
the Presbyterian church at Stanton.
filled the pulpit of the First Presby terian
church here last Sunday at both morn
ing and evening services. He spent the
remainder Of the day visiting his son.
Harry, who is attending college here.
Becoming styles in new fall hats are
not hard to find if you go to Mrs.
Gaffeny, the milliner. Your idea of
your new hat, no matter what it may
be, will be found there. And when YOU
are there don't forget TO look at the
new fancy towels and neck tie racks. 1t
Have you purchased that new fall hat
YETI If you have not it will pay you to
inspect the big assortment Of fall styles
at Mrs. Humphreys millinery store.
Each hat is distinctive with individual
beauty and all are the creation of an
expert trimmer well posted in the very
latest of fall style requirements l544tI
Two small fires required the attention
of the fire department this week. Tues
day evening the boards and rubbish,
where the old table factory stood, caught
fire. A still alarm brought out several
members of the department who kept
the fire in control. On Wednesday the
weeds and grass about the Ann Arbor
coal docks southeast of the city caught
fire. An alarm was sent in by the
anxious residents Of that vicinity as the
fire was rapidly approaching the dwell.
ing houses. The blaze was promptly
checked