Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-07
Prepare for cold weather.
Shaft chimes ut Morden's-
For art goods, go TO Vans.


For art goods, go to Vans.
! am still here! G.. Il Porter.
W., ). x ;. have a new ady. this
week.
The snow of Wednesday enliyened
business.
Pretty books and brackets; at Miller's
book store.
Tax receipts neatly printed and bound
at this office.
Remember the social at ID. b. Sui
livan's tonight.
Several Of our citizens are courting at
Ithaca this week.
a fine line of juvenile books Just re-
ceived at Webb's.
If you need anything in the line of
drugs, call on Van.
Pollasky Bros. are painting the ex-
terror of their store.
Our merchants are receiving large
quantities of holiday goods.
The South Lyon Picket has a regular
correspondent " from Alma College.
Bring in the wood all ye who wish to
pay subscription in wood We need it
now.
W. J. Padelford has accepted posi-
ton in w. $. Il SIS hardware depart
ment,
State, county and township taxes will
be due and payable at one per cent from
and after Dec. l.
The Michigan grange meets for its
10th annual session at representative
hall in Lansing, Dec. llth
Hamlin n Green's hoop mill was
closed on Monday on account OF some
breakage in the machinery.
y goodly number Of our citizens at
tended "A Pair Of Kids at st. Louis
Tuesday evening and had a pleasant
time,
The hall over Pollasky Bros. store is
undergoing some repairs this week, and
when completed will be airy. pleasant
and tasty.
y swindler claiming to represent the
First Baptist Church at South Roches-
ter, is going about the state collecting
funds. The church is a myth.
Alma Business Mems Association
Will meet at the RECORD office on We'd
nesday evening next, u ?. 18th. All
members are requested to present.
Rev. y. T. Farnham eXpt IS to move
his family TO Alma. and from there sup
ply the Breckenridge Baptist church,
for the present at least.-St. Louis
Lcodcr.
The monthly report of Alma Pubhc
Schools, which appeared in the RECORD
last week should haye read report for
month ending Nov. 27," instead of
"Oct. ~
\ social will be held at the residence
of w. y. Johnson, Wednesday evening
next. for the benefit Of the NJ. E. sun
day school. Fried cakes and coffee will
be served. All are invited.
lIamlin n Green will close their mill
for the season in about one week.
They have enjoyed an excellent season S
work and during the winter will get
things in readiness for next season.
B. +. Miller met with rather a pain
full accident on Monday evening last.
He was climbing over board fence
when the top board gave way and he
fell to the ground, spraining his ankle.
About two years ago man by the
name of Kennedy was killed by the
switch engine while crossing the d, l..
& y. railroad in Greenvile, and now
his heirs have brought suit against
the company.
The social given by the Young Peo-
pies Guild of st. Johns Episcopal
Church at the residence of +. w. Hoop
er, on Friday evening last was an enjoy
able affair. \ goodly number were in
attendance and report pleasant time.
Mrs. T. j. Webb has moved her stock
of general merchandise from the Dallas
building to the Suydam store. The
reasons for her removal was to secure
better location. This she has done,
as the building she now occupies is
more centrally located and much more
pleasant.
The attention of our readers is called
to the announcement Of the new gro
Gerry firm Of Lockwood & Moore in
to-day's RECORD. They have COM
plete stock Of staple and fancy groce-
ries, provisions etc. and will, we be-
lieve, merit the patronage they will
receive. Give them a call.
Some five or six of the teachers of
Alma College came over on Monday of
last week and spent the evening with
Miss Prudie SERVER. She helped tn
make the evening pleasant 10y inviting
in all the st. Louis teachers. which in
yitation was accepted 10y quite a mum
/ ber so the gathering was Il large as well