Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-03-09

III Chicago Tor q rev weeks is Dack ana
ready for business
Otto Sanderhoff is in Bay City in
attendance upon the State Hardware
Dealers convention.
Mrs. CARTS Brown has accepted a
position as trimmer in one of the Galien,
Ohio, millinery stores.
If you are looking for dressmaker
who will give satisfaction, read Mrs.
d. Rodgers adv in this issue. 1901
Remember the dates of Mrs. Gaffney's
millinery opening Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday, March l6, II, Is. x
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
byterian church will meet with Mrs.
Peter, Grant ave. Tuesday afternoon,
March IA.
The Misses Harriet Peet and Julia
Sullivan of Ithaca spent Thursday
night with Nina jackson and Harriet
Fleming.
The w. r. c. thimble club will meet
with Mrs. Chester Walker, 264 Mill ST.,
on Tuesday, March IA. pot luck
dinner will be served.
Only four of those famous Iowa cream
separators left at the Cash Hardwai e
store. These we will sell at s45 each.
Now is the time to buy your separator. x
Japalac and Adelite varnish stains at
the cash hardware store at the following
prices. Get the price of other dealers
and compare with these. Quarts soc,
pints 30c. one half pints zoe, one quarter
pints l0c, Sanderhof The Cash Hard
ware Man.
For mayor the Record hears men,
toned the name of j. NJ. Montigel, c.
G.. Rhodes, and Otto Sanderhoff. For
city treasurer j. w. Glass and ID. l..
Sharrar, while for the Office of city
clerk d. w Adams seems to have it all
his own way.
The horse men of Gratiot County will
give an exhibition of Gratiot county
horses Thursday, March Is at the ten
cent feed barn of Hickok & Son of this
city. If you have fine horse or horses
you are urged to have them present.
All lovers of horse flesh are invited t.
be present.
Charles DePlanta has purchased
restaurant and ice cream parlor in the
village of Coloma and left last Thursday
to take possession OF the same. Mrs.
DePlanta and children leave this week
for Detroit, where they will visit Mr..
and Mrs Karkee, joining Mr.. DePlanta
at Coloma later in the month. Both
Mr.. and Mrs DePlanta have many
friends in this city who regret that
business interests takes them from our
city.
This, Thursday morning Messrss
George o. j. Handee of Alma and
McNutt of Traverse City took
possession of the store and stock of
goods recently owned by the Wyeth
estate at Riverdale This stock has
long been recognized as one of the best
in that hustliug village and its sale is
the result of closing up the estate of
Mr.. Wyeth, who it will be remembered
was killed last fall. The people of
Riverdale are to be congratulated upon
the fact that both of the new proprietors
will make Riverdale their home and de-
vote their entire time and attention to
the success of the already thoroughly
established business. Mr.. Handee has
been a resident of Alma for some years
and has held an important position with
the Union Telephone Co., while Mr..
McNutt, whose. home is Traverse City
has been travelling representative of the
Voigt NJ lling Co. Both gentlemen are
business hustlers and the Record pre-
diets for them a successful business
career in our neighboring village.
Art Wyeth who was associated with
his father in the management of the
business and since whose death has
continued the same will take a much |
needed rest and possibly spend some |
time in the west. His many Gratiot |
Co., friends wish him success wherever |
he may locate.