Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-11-09

ThOrp ISn I any WOuUT
That swearing II a SIN.
Save when the coal runs ont
As the coal bills coming IN,
Pure drugs at Miller's.
Frank Coon was home over Sunday.
Considerable wheat is being marketed
these days.
Mrs. Bart Miller will Sunday at ;.
Lapaugh's.
a large assortment of campaign poles
for sale cheap.
Wm. Phillips, of Ithaca, was i'll town
Monday morning.
Frank Norton is learning the jewelry
trade with c. b. Porter.
Now that the campaign is closed
business will no doubt revive.
Isaac Pierce and wife, of Bay City,
spent Sunday In town with friends.
Kelso Bros. report the finest sale of
stoves they have ever experienced this
fall
Mrs. Thorne's clear. beautiful voice
found many admirers here.-Saginaw
Herald.
NJ. b. Faughner is in Detroit this
week looking after his business inter
ests there.
Mrs. A. j. Hall was called to Grand
Ledge Monday to attend the funeral of
relative.
Mrs. f. \. Bagley's father is elected
as member of the Legislature in Hills
dale county.
The family of ID ID. Whitesell. of
Mt. Pleasant. are locating III the rooms
over Kelso Bros han DWARF.
Mrs ;. G.. Hopkins is the possessor
of brass candlestick which has been
in the family seventy-tvc years.
Leon Graham. of Manistee, formerly
of Alma. is just recovering from twen-
ty-one days siege of typhoid fever
A building is being erected on the
vacant lot east of Prof. Ewings resi-
dence, which will be used as green
house.
G.. b. Porter has let the job of his
residence to Lane * Van Sycles, it is
to be completed by Dec. 3lst. Perhaps
Glib. intends open house for Christmas,
The Press and Printer says: 1t is
just as sensible a move to undertake to
get married without courting as to
attempt any business without adver-
tising.
Ed. Adams was called to Jackson last
Wednesday IN answer to a telegram
announcing the death Of his grand
mother. Mrs. Phpba Lewis, aged 81
years.
Grover has set Nov. 29th apart as
Thanksgiving this is his last proclaim
alton, he can return to Erie county
the county that he has resided in, that
voted for him to stay out of the White
House.
The third annual Ohio excursion
via Toledo. Ann Arbor n Northern
Mich. railway from all stations north of
Owosso to Wellington and riflin, Ohio
on Thursday, Nov, 18th. Round trip
tickets good for return passage on all
regular trains, up to and including Dec
18th. Fare from Alma So So. Train
leaves 7:27 a. m.
Miss Ida Dunlap. of Alma. who has
been giving music lessons in Shepherd
for the past eight months, expects tC
give up her charge here shortly, and &c
TO Clinton county. Her classes will be
taken care of in this village and vicin
ity by Miss Jennie Smith, of Alma
who is highly spoken OF as a preceptress
Shepherd NarS.
III. l.. Lockwood and Albert Moore
Of Highland Station, have purchased th'
grocery stock of Geo. Pultrey. and viii
take possession Dec. /. Both come to Il,
as enterprising, honest, experienced
business men, just such as we are glaC
to encourage among us. and bespeak ;
share of public patronage. The RECoRI
wishes them success to the most enter
prising little city in Michigan. Mr.
Pulfrey is fitting up his new store OF
Superior street where they expect t
remove. Mr.. Pulfrey has not decide,
what he will enter, but assures us h,
will remain in Alma.