Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-10-30
HOME AND VICINITY.
Silk mittens at Miller's.

See those elegant cravat holders at
Miller's. y
Fresh oysters received every day at
Benefits.
Cider Social at ID. r. Sullivan's Fri
day evening.
Miss Alma Pratt visited friends in
Saginaw Tuesday.
A new lot of prints, all kinds and
prices at Delayan's.
The attendance at the high school is
greater than last year.
A new line of tinware and bazaar
goods, cheaper than eyer at Hayt's.
Try Fontaine & Son for boots and
shoes. They are new Corners and sell
cheap.
If there is an X on the margin of
your paper it means that you are In
arrears.
The students of the College will give
a character party at Mrs. Brooks on
Friday night.
The largest line of perfect fitting
corsers at low prices can be found at
+. +. Pollasky's.
We have bought one hundred cases
of the best rubbers made, all first class.
Mccullough & Button.
The Ladies Home Missionary society
of the M. L. church will meet with
Mrs VanWegen on Friday, Nov 9th.
WANTED: BY Alma Roller Mills,
flour barrel hoop poles, for which we
will pay as follows: Hickory, $500,
Ash, $500, Soft Maple, $500.
Married on Wednesday afternoon
last, by Rev. j. w. Vickers, at the
Hotel Arcadia, Charles o. Sly and Miss
Mary Smith, both of Elm Hall.
The Ladies Guild of ST. Johns
church will meet with Mrs. Mccullough
on Thursday afternoon November 5th.
All interested in the work are requested
to be in attendance.
Flint is Offering c. w. Williams land,
stables and race track to move his
famous stables from Independence,
Iowa, to that city. They must have a
fondness for Alerton.
We unintentional neglected, in our
last issue, TO state that o. w. Rogers
had located in the Pulfrey store with
stock of groceries and wants all the
butter and eggs in the county.
Girls wanted to work in the Richard
son Silk Coz mill at Belding Mich
Those wishing steady employment can
End it by applying at the Richardson
Silk Co. s Office either in person or by
letter. G56-2w
Rev. c. Il. Brown, of Grand Rapids,
who is now stopping at the Sanitarium,
gave the students of the College very
enjoyable and instructive talk at
Ladies' Hall last Friday evening, sub
ject, Germany.
We are compelled to ask several of
our subscribers who are indebted to us
TO call and settle AS we are in need of
the money. The amount of one is
small but when it amounts To hundreds
We must call for help. These we will
identify this week with blue cross.
We are in hopes to see every one in to
see us.
In our report of the entries at the
races in our last issue we unintentiOpal-
ly left out the name of Pasmont. owned
by Geo. Patch, of st. Louis. This
young horse is one of the speedy horses
of the state, making himself record
of 2:234 this season with only about
two months handling. He is by Pascus,
the property of w. w. Starky of Fowler
vile.
Prof. Boardman's Piano Recital,
without a parallel, at Wright's Opera
House November II. Que of the finest
Chickering pianos to be obtained will
be shipped expressly for the occasion.
Money cheerfully refunded to every
dissatisfied person in the audience.
Call Oh Prof. Boardman at the Arcadia
next morning. Admission % and 35
cents.
Prof. YeriDgton, of Yerlngton's Col
lege, st. Louis, was in town last Satur-
day attending to the suit brought
against him by V. M. Wilson of Alma,
The particulars of the case were made
known through late issue of the RE-
CORD and further mention is not neces-
sary here. Before the case came to
trial, however, the defendant settled by
paying the amount asked and the costs,
a wise thing to do under the circum-
stances as contest in court works but
little good to anyone.
Every business man should write and
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