Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-09-27

Robes and blankets at Morden's.
j. II. Norton was in Mt. Pleasant
Saturday.
Chas. Davis, of Shepherd, was in
town Sunday.
J. F. Schwartz was in Saginaw
Tuesday on business.
WANTED A copy of the RECORD
of July 20th, at this Office.
James 7. Hall, of Chicago, was in
town Monday Oh business.
|. II. Fancher. of Mt. Pleasant, was
in town on business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coon, are visit
ing friends at Lyon this week,
Howard Willard and wife visited the
Exposition at Detroit. Tuesday.
f. L. Gray, Ex-senator, of Newago
Co, was in town Tuesday night.
Dir. Burger, of Mt. Pleasant, was in
town over Sunday visiting friends.
J. J. Booth has traded some land in
Glare county for the old hotel at Salt
River.
have a supply of\Ye Worlds re,
nowned Wilbur Seed Zeal for Horses
and Cattle. = tR. GILMAN.
The Saginaw Penny Press. the new
Saginaw Democrat daily, lived only a
few days and suspended.
John w. s. Pierson, of Stanton. Wis.
tied his parents Monday morning Mr..
Pierso1 is a hustlng hardware dealer
at Stanton.
There are 113 cheese factories, 1O7
creameries and two condensed milk
factories in Michigan. So says the
Michigan Dailyman.
J. L. Finch who spent the summer
in Alma two years ago. now of Niagara
Co. y. Y is visiting friends in town.
he expects TO run fruit stand at the
Ithaca fair, where he will handle Nj
agara comfy fruits.
J.. y. Booth and family returned
home from Louisville, Kentucky, last
Monday night, where they have been in
attendance at the National Telegraph
Association. they report grand time
and an ENJOYABLE trip.
| L. Kehn, the Merchant Tailor, has a
fnew adv n this issue he has the largest
rand finest line of fall and winter
goods ever brought to Alma and invites
all to call and see him. lie defes com,
petion.
Frank Barnes, leaves Saturday
night for Kansas City, where he has
secured a position at the carpenter
trade, his family will remain in Alma
for a few weeks, until he gets settled
then will join him. He promises us {
letter from that stirring city.
The Ladies Home Missionary Society
Of NJ. L. church will meet with Mrs. 5
II. Lovelands on Wednesday, October
4th. at 3 O'Clock, p m, sharp. The
election of officers and other busines:
demands attention. Let there be full
attendance. An essay will be read OF
some subject of interest.
Alma people express themselvei
much pleased with the Exposition. i
is all that could be asked for, little
dissatisfaction is shown by some abou
the state. at the manner in which tht
Art gallery is conducted, after payin!
the admission on to the grounds tn,
visitors were charged % cents admis
sion to the said gallery, or side show
so to speak.
DIED; -on Friday.in Alma, Freeman
Snyder. after an illness. of two weeks
of typhoid fever. Mr. Snyder cam
to Alma, about three years ago from
Forest Hill. He was much respecte,
10y large circle of friends, who extent
tLeir sympathy to his bereaved famll
in their sad bereavement. He left
wife and one child, to mourn their loss
e He was 80 years of age.
About twenty heroes of the last wa
took the train Thursday to attend tn
reunion at Breckenridge. They wer
o accompanied by the members of til
= Ladies' Relief Corps. How the spirit
= OF these men are stirred within them q
again meeting their old comrades q
the battlefield, and rehearsing in tur
+ the many incidents of their army lift
II fighting over again their battles an
o living once again their soldiers lives o
Il the tented field.