Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-11-29
+. Kelly, Dentist, Wright Block,

Horse, Cattle and Poultry food at
Morden's.
Go to j. n. Day & Co.'S to get your
Holiday Goods
Horse blankets at reduced prices at
Morden's.
A new stock of Robes and Blankets
just received at Gillman's.
EnOs Kimmel has appealed his assault
and battery case to the circuit court.
Try the Vail ~ Crane crackers at
Vermuelens and you will use no others
S n. Wadley has purchased the Clum
house on Superior street, consideration
5000
Merit wins every time, buy the Good
year Glove Rubber, for sale by f. i.
Stark.
All the stores closed on Thursday
and gave their employees a chance to
| eat turkey.
Secure your seats in advance for the
Hyers Comedy Co. on sale at the
post Office Book Store
] Children's Shoes and Rubbers, the
best and cheapest at L. l.. Stark's
Headquarters for Boots and Shoes.
1t is rumored that Harrington and
SAVERS bank at st. Louis will be re-
organized and turned into state say
| ings bank.
Next Monday Is payday in the Build
ing and Loan Association. Step up
promptly to the Secretary's Office and
pay your assessments.
f. f. Beckwth is now the owner of
one Of the best pieces of horsenesh in
the county, having purchased Henry
| Mcnamara chestnut mare.
The first snow storm of the season
began Tuesday evening, accompanied
by strong northeast wind. Farmers
were out with sleighs Wednesday
morning.
| There will be special meeting of
Alma Chapter No. l23 r. A. NJ. Satur-
day. An members are desired TO be
present as there is special work in the
r. A degree.
The T.& A.railway company evident
ly expects that business is going to in-
crease as it hasordered five new loco
motives, six passenger coaches, 200 box
cars and 800 flat cars, for its line.
Subscribe for the Grand Rapids Daily
! Democrat, the leading daily in western
Michigan. Contains all the news. Sent
by mail at so cents a month. POST
master will receive subscriptions. y
Adrian Times, Nov. 13: The Farmers
Alliance is to be organized in Michigan,
in December, under the leadership of a
prominent old-time Greenbacker of De-
troit. They are negotiating for a
state organ, and expect to draw large
majority of their members from the
Patrons of Industry organizations now
established. This is the first mention
of the scheme anywhere III the state
but we are backed by good authority
that the thing is a sure 90.
The new furniture and undertaking
firm is here and working night and day
to get ready for their large stock of fur
niture and undertaking goods which
are already on the road. j. L. Peters,
the senior member of the firm, informs
us that they will occupy their present
quarters until spring, when a commo-
dious brick block will be erected They
have ordered very fine hearse and
will soon have in operation the most
complete undertaking rooms in the
county. The opening which has exist
ed for so long time for an establish
ment of this kind, looks now as if it
was completely filled.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will hold a fair at the New Pulfrey
next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
a New England supper will be served
the first evening and an oyster supper
on the second, aid in addition there
will be stands at which you can buy
articles of artistic workmanship man
, ufactured by the ladies of the church
/ for the occasion. Music will also be
furnished during the evening, The
price of each Of the suppers will be
: twenty-five cents. The price of. the
! fancy articles will be made known by
, the clerks in charge of the stands. II
: you want to have jolly good time be
sure and attend.
a visit to HarriDgton's table factory
will amply repay one for the time spent
The force has been doubled during the
, past two weeks and yet they are be
hind with their work and the prospects
are favorable for large increase in The
! near future. They have orders for sis
+ months head which is certainly +;
very satisfactory condition. The con
10 O.