Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-09-02
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Scool opens next week. Monday
AL Davis was in Edmore Wednes-
day, on business.
Z. Wood wss in Clare and Grand
Rauids last week. on business trip.
/ Joe Raw. who is putting In big
ditch near Flint. was home over Sun
dav.
Mrs. Gaffnev. the milliner, is now
displaying a new line of nobbv fall
hats.
Supervisor William T. Pitt, of
Seville township. was in the CITY
Monday. on business.
Miss Syble Fitch. of Flint. came to
Alma Saturday to take position with
Mrs. Gaffney. the milliner as trimmer.
/ Owing to the hot evening and the
light attendance the dance at the opera
house scheduled for Friday evening
was postponed.
have Just received new line of
picture moulding that are neat and
handsome in design. W. H. Risch,
the furniture man
Rev. E. G. Clam. leaves next week
to attend the conference of the United
Brethren church. to be held at Mills
! church Sanilac countv
John Schwartz is undergoing all tae
trials of Job in the boils he is having
He has one on his knee now that makes
him so lame he can hardly walk
Mrs. w. A Tnttle left Tuesday. for a
trip through northern Michigan. that
will take two weeks she will visit
Petoskey and Charlevoix among other
places.
Clinton Nelson had the misfortune to
cut the second finger on his left hand,
Monday while not serious the cut was
quite deep and occasioned him cosider-
able pain.
Wesley Parr visited his family over
Sunday. Mr. Parr has the contract to
put in big county ditch near st.
Johns and will be busy on the job un-
til Dec. 1.
Burdette Forquer is having a big
run on his wheel sale. He is selling
out his stock to make more room for
his automobile busines. Saturday he
sold Bert Hayes new up-to-date
Rambler wheel.
Just placed on sale at f. K. Pollasky's
the largest and most complete assert
ment of high grade Ladies Tailor Made
Suits at popular prices. See the newest
and nobbiest designs in fashionable
garments ever shown in Alma.
Miss Clara EschIman as gone to Tex
as to spend the winter with her sister.
Miss Emma Eschlman. of Pecos Valley.
The latter has large farm near the
location of the farm bought recently
by her hrother-in-law. F. c. Hyde.
Sc ped again. Oh. when will it
end9 The so called alive base ball
team went to Mt. Pleasant. Friday
and received a drubbing. Twenty
one to one was the score. Mt. Pleasant
must have been charitable to let in
that lone rnu But then what is there
in consolation2
An alarm of fire called out the fire
department Monday afternoon in. a
hurry. The tire proved to be SIN all
blaze located in shed on the proper
ty of Mrs. John Hicks. situated on the
corner of Wright Avenue and East
Superior street A few drops of water
was all that was needed to extinguish
it. The department made an excellent
run.
Last wear hive of bees swarmed
in the east end of the administration
building at, Alma college The hive
was just under ths window ledge.
Saturday the honev WAS removed and
over one hundred pounds of fiue honey
was obtained. No reason why the
young ladies at Wright hall should not
have all the sweet stuff thew want this
winter.
Mathew Mccall of Sumner returned
home after two weeks visit at Dr.
MacLachlans restored to health. A
month ago he was a helpless invalid
and had practically reached the last
stages of consumption. He went to
DIR. MscLachlain and tried his new
tuberculosis cure which in the Bald
win-Hayer treatment first tried
J about four years ago in Chicago. To.
dav he is well man.