Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-10-04

Robes and blankets at Morden's.
II. A. Delavan went to Ithaca Mon.
day.
Look at Mrs. Shaffer's advs, this
week.
j. f. Schwartz visited Shepherd las,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Truman Richmond is visiting
friends in Caro-.
Otto Sanderhofr was in Mt. Pleas
ant last Saturday.
Twenty dozen Fancy Wings for one
half price at j. l.. Millers,
Our correspondents must be attend
ing the fair this week, but few sent us
items.
For stylish millinery remember Mrs
Jennings has fine line and still
coming.
| Otto Sanderhoff expects to leave
Saturday night for a weeks visit al
Chicago.
Harvey Button was in town the first
of the week making his regular &C
days trip.
Morris Messenger, of Chicago, q
former Almaite is visiting friends ir
town this week.
have supply of the Worlds re.
nowned Wilbur Seed Meal for Horses
and Cattle. /. p. GILMAN.
Z. l.. Brown left Thursday night for
Farwell. where he has secured seven
months school.
The people of the Nj. E. church, are
very much pleased with the manner in
which Rev. j. w. Vickers conducted
the prayer meeting last Thursday eve-
ming.
Infants mits, bootees, socks, skirts,
legins, walls, etc. for less than half
price, at Mrs. Z. p Shaffer's, I'd door
west of Episcopal church.
Superintendent Perrin, of the Reed
City schools, and Prof. Weeks and wife
of st. Louis, visited the Union school
Thursday.
Remember the Cantata at College
Chapel, Friday and Saturday nights
of this week, given by 40 little children,
under the directions of Misses Stevens
and Smith.
Ladies' children's and infants wool
good sold for less than they were ever
offered for in Alma before, at Mrs. E.
Z. Shaffer's. The first who come get
the best selection.
James l.. Clark is in attendance at
the Supreme Court this week as counse!
for the defendant in the case of G., S.
Ward VS. j. w. Done, growing out of a
Bohemian Oats note.
| Rev. |. W. Peach left for his new ap-
polntment at n. Muskegon Saturday.
1t is not known yet whether he will
accept the work or not. He went to
look the field over.
Truman Richmond appears with
some potatoes of the Ash leaf variety
6 of which weighed 8 lbs and 10 ozs.
Next How it pleases, lean and
pinched Editor, to see such fat potatoes
come in.
+. j. Hamlin and w. A. Bahlka left
this morning for Washington to attend
the grand rally of Knights Templars
to take place next Wednesday. Some
Ithaca friends accompany them.
| Miss Addie McLaren has been Sc.
cured to teach the fall term of school il
district No. 2, Arcadia. She is a very
successful teacher and will give good
school, it Will be rememered that she
was graduate of last year.
Allie Adams, for some time in the
dry goods department of w., s, & $.
has gone to7St. Johns, where he has ac
cepted position with the st. John:
good clerk, and his friends wish hin
success.
|. p. Gilman fully realizing the trutl
of the scriptures ''it is not good fol
J man to live alone" induced Miss Fanny
Wiley to enter into conjugal relation
with him Wednesday last. He has no
yet reported the particulars so we onl!
give the bare facts i'm this issue.
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