Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-15

III NEsLllSs tnlS Nttk'
NJ. Q. Palmer, ESD, OF Stanton, was
in town Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. X. G. Nesbitt returned Thurs
day from her extended vacation.
Mrs. James A. Stuitz visited in De
troit last week and portion OF this.
Miss McCarty, OF Canada, is visiting
Mr.. and Ms. Geo. McCarty and family
of this place.
Mrs. N. Polla:ky returned Wednes-
day nighs from two weeks visit with
friends in Detroit.
A large line O. ladies and gents UNI
derwear at an extremely low price.
J. i. MILLER.
Voters Of Pine River should remem-
ber In Thich voting precinct they are To-
Gated and be on hand to cast their votes
for the best man, Nov Cd.
Capt. Daboll, Of st. johns, spoke to
a large ard enthusiastic audience at
the Republican rally at Wrights Opera
House, Wednesday evening
Twenty dozen corsets. Closing sale
of broken lines OF corsets Sl.00 for 60
cents, so cent corset for so cents.
J. l.. MILLER.
f. c. Achard, the popular young
hardware merchant, who contemplated
leaving Alma, has, VIC arr glad to learn
decided 70 continue In business here.
Hormig Is making some fine pictures
of Alma school houses, the first one
bull. in 1853 ard vacated In 1858; the
second built in 1868 and vacated in
1856.
Miss Allie Gary. of Eaton Rapids, is
j. L. Miller's new trimmer, she having
arrived this morning. Miss G. is an
experienced trimmer and will undoubJ-
edly give satisfaction to Mr.. NJ. S Gus
toners.
\ committee from the Deciple church
of Salt River composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
;. Childs, Mrs. Jno. Smith, Mrs. :.
Hamilton and Mrs. Scott Fordyee were
in town Monday and purchased from
W. S. d 5. a complete outfit for their
new church, pews excepted.
On Friday, Oct. 2od, Hon. Cyrus C.,
Luce, Republican candidate for gov
ernor, and Senator Palmer will address
the people at q Republican mass meet
ing to be held at st. Louis on that day.
The Repu0licans Of Alma will 60 over
and take the band with them. a big
time Is expected.
IN old friend, l.. ". IIerrick. OF Ed
more, was in town last Thursday to see
what the prospects were for another
iewelry store lie concluded that the
one already here, and the one reported
coming. would fiji the field. He will
probably locate at CharlevoiX and if he
does Charlevoix will get lirst-class
jeweler.
5. y, BuTell, who wrote up the Busi-
ness Review Of the town FOR us, is now
doing the same work at Lakcyicw. Nj.
Is. thoroughly understands this business
and the RECORD can heartily recon-
mend him as a careful and pains-taking
writer and no town can fail to he bene-
fit by his thorough review of its bust
ness interests.
The Adventist society are much
pleased with the return OF their old
pastcr. elder \. Q. Bmrill. who has
been absent for nearly three years.
Last Saturday three were baptized 10y
Lin. and he spoke TO them on Sunday
evening. There will be preaching at
his house next saturday at 1880, a.
m. and on Sunday at Z p. m.
Tie cititizcn's S meeting at the Opera
House last Saturday evening was well
attended and productive Of good results.
The meeting was called to order 10y
Marcus Polasky, who briefly stated the
object of the gathering. J. W. Holmes
was elected chairman and .. j. still
well secretary. The Cornell Company
offer to come here for a bonus of =, 1000
and a three acre rite. S325 were sub
scrihed and a committee consisting of
j. w. Holmes. j. \. Lumsden. j. +.
Schwartz and j. l.. Miller, was appoint
to solicit further aid. The meeting adj
journed to tomorrow evening at the
same place when the committee viii
report.
\ tour of inspection through the
Touring mill was an event of interest
TO MS this week. The improvements
now approaching completion, complete
ly transform the mill and make it as
nearly perfect as possible. From cellar
to gaTet everything has been taken
ont and the latest ami most improved
milling machinery put in. The water