Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-11-23
GREETINGS.
} TO Morden's for whips.

last Sunday night
Thanksgiving next Thursday. Shut
up your turkeys.
Benz. Ray, living west of this place,
has his face tied up with erysipelas.
Examine Porter's fine line of ladies
and gents watches. They are fine.
The RECORD job rooms have shipped
ten jobs of work out of town this week.
Subscribe for the RECORD and get
the Farm Journal free. Call for sample
copies.
Remember the plays al st. Louis next
"Wednesday and Friday nights. They
are No. |.
1t is estimated that the crop OF pota-
toes in Michigan this year will be l5,-
2l2 ,92S bushels.
Thanksgiving services will be con-
Quoted at st. Johns Church Thanks
giving morning at $3.50.
ID. DePew was the first TO come out
with Il cutter this season, taking ride
about town Monday morning.
How about that wood on subscription?
We have enough promised to start a
wood yard. but, alas, its vacant
The bear that has been seen south of
town several times this fall made its
appearance again Monday morning.
Wright S Opera House band are max
ing arrangements for a grand musical
concert in the near future. Look out
for the date.
a move is on foot to close all business
houses Thanksgiving from 8 a. III. to
p. m Every business house should
observe this.
Every new subscriber and every sub
scriber paying one year in advance will
receive the Farm Journal, an lS-page
paper, one year free.
Miss Matilda Ross gave reception
TO her students at her residence OH SUI
perior st. last Wednesday night, all re-
porting grand time.
Silas Moody has his new house near
the depot at Forest Hill completed and
has moved in, leaving his farm in the
trusty hands of his son.
Ransom 4 Miller, of the College, have
taken the agency for the Owosso Steam
Laundry for this place. They request
all orders left at Webb's drug store.
Ladies in want of dressmaking will
do well by calling OH Mrs. d. Vought.
one block south and half block east
of Church block.
The COLLEGE Quarterly is being issued
from this Office this month. Merchants
desiring to change their advertisements
should hand them in.
Ben. WelStead, formerly of the Fen
ton Normal School, is now painting
Alma red, and all because he is a happy
dad.-Ftnton Independent.
The case of trespass of Kimel VS.
Butcher Bros. resulted in verdict of
six cents damages to Mr.. h. We are
informed the case has been appealed.
Tinker & Lancashire have been COM
PEELED from rush of work to start their
mill on ten hours day until caught up.
OF late they have been running nine
hours.
n. Mccullough, of the firm of Nc
Cullough & Button. has purchased the
DR.. Weaver building and expects to
move their large stock of goods in as
soon as possible.
Enos Harrison kimel was born in
1910, the year of Harrison's election
and was named after him, now he has
a 6-day old son at his house, which he
named after Benz. Harrison.
y warrant was issued To the captain
of the Salvation Army ut st. LOUIS by
\. Yerington on Saturday last for two
Young men of that place for disturbing
their meetings, but at this writing have
not been returned.
\ home without newspaper is a
place where old hats are stuffed into
window panes. where the children are
like pigs. the housewife like an aborig
inal savage and the husband with &
panorama of Toledo painted OH hi:
shirt bosom with tobacco juice.
The new State Jaw which forbids the
use of stoves in railroad passenger
coaches for heating purposes went into
effect November /. and all railroad.
which heretofore Lave been using tn,
old methods of heating are making IT,,
change necessary TO the proper obsery
ance of the law.