Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-15
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Postmaster @. +. Brown spent pc
ton of last week in various New Yor
state cities.
Rev. James Hamilton and wife c
Grand Rapids, were callers at this o
flee last Saturday.
DIR. McClinton went to Detroit, Tue.
day and saw the Tigers in action agains
he Chicago Cubs
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DIR. Maynard Pringle has returne,
from business trip to Detroit. He saw
one of the worlds championship games
while there.
Irving Glass and wife, of Ypsilanti
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Glass from Friday until Wednesday.
He is brother of Mr.. Glass.
John Rawson, of Grand Rapids, is
is in Alma to-day settling the loss ON
the G. S. Young's house, which was in
sured in the Spinney agency.
Miss Anna Hamilton, chief operator
at the Alma Union phone exchange,
has returned from a two weeks vaca-
ton, which she spent at Yale, Michigan.
Mrs. +. L. Smith. worthy matron of
Alma o. K. s., is at Jackson this week
representing the Alma chapter at the
grand lodge now being held in that
city.
All Davis has on exhibition at his bar
Der shop potato which grew beside al
old stump. The potato has become SO
imbedded in the wood that it cannot be
dislodged.
II. +. Fuller is getting a rush of or
ders for his new tile machine. He is
being kept busy filling them. In many
ways the machine is turning out even
better than was expected.
1t pays to advertise Otto Sanderhoff
advertised his Malleable Iron range in
the local papers last week. He had a
big run all the week and sold practically
dozen ranges. Pretty good for one
week.
William Brewer of St. Louis, has pur-
chased the meat market fixtures of
what was Sacks meat market and will
beginning Saturday, Oct. II, conduct a
retail meat market there. Mr.. Brewer
is an experienced market man having,
been engaged in the meat business at
St. Louis for a good many years..
eyes, you can buy wire fence that may
cost less money than the fence L SELL
But, will it last as long? Is the quality
there' l sell the we'll known Adrian
and Kokomo wire fence. There is no
fence on the market that beats either of
these for actual lasting quality and
strength. And these are the two most
essential features about fences. IS44t1
+. Z. Palmer, of Jackson. spent the
latter part of last week with E. l..
Smith. of this city. Mr.. Palmer was
greatly interested in Alma and spent a
greater part of his time in having Mr..
Smith show him about the city. Mr..
Palmer is one Of Jackson's enterprising
business men and is vice-president of
the Central State Bank of that city and
has other interests there.
The steady increase in the sales Of
Alma bread flour is the best recommended
ton we can give you of the popularity
of our flour. We want to say Just this to
you. IF you are not user of -four and
have not tried Alma Bread -four, wont
you please give it trisl?" We are so
absolutely certain it will please you that
we are willing to take our chances on
just one trial. Try it today. Is44tI
At the meeting of the Presbyterian
Fortnightly club held at the home of
Mrs. J. H. Lancashire last Thursday,
Miss Mingins, of the college kindergsr-
ten department, delivered a short talk
on settlement work in New York and
Chicago. Miss Mingins has had much
experience in one way and another with
settlement work and she was able te
throw some interesting side lights on
this work. About twenty ladies were
present and all enjoyed the talk very
much
Mrs. @. j. Goodsell, niece OF Mrs
George Abbott, of this place. died at her
home in ithaca Monday of this week,
after one weeks illness. Her sickness
was diagnosed by a counsel of physicians
as typhoid fever. Mrs. Goodsell was 81
years old She was born in Ontario and
moved to Ithaca two years ago. A hus-
band and three-months-ol babe are left
to mourn the loss of loving wife and
mother. The funeral was held at Mt.