Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-11-27
Ivorine at Miller's.
Towel rings at Miller's.

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No. Ribbon in all new shades at
Miller's.
Ali the latest novelties in brown suit
ings at Kehn's.
Pillow shams ready for working 80
cents per pair AT Miller's.
G. b. Porter, the jeweler has an an
nouncement IN this issue, look it over
and call and see him.
Mrs. III. Is. Hubert entertained
| friends from Lowell, Massachusetts
the latter part of the week.
Pollasky's Hall was crowded at the
ball given Thanksgiving Eve, some
forty couple being present. All reported
a pleasant time.
ID. O'Connor, Of lIarbor Spring, was
in town Tuesday and purchased the
/ pacing mare Alma Girl of Mrs. 5. NJ.
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The ladies Of the Episcopal church
will hold their Annual Bazaar at
Wright's Opera House on Tuesday
December 18th
j. Lee Potts and family of ithaca
passed through town Wednesday on
their way to Big Rapids to spend
Thanksgiving.
Owing TO press Of legal business in
Clinton county, the Circuit Court for
this county has heen adjourned for one
week or until December 18th. All
motions may be made and stand over
to that time without further notice
So says county clerk Cowdry.
George Ward dropped into the RE
CORD Office last Wednesday with 80
pounp shoulder which he requested
should be given to some worthy family,
which was done. George didn't want
bis name mentioned but the fact that
there are many others in Alma and
vicinity who are able to do as much or
more leads us 10 give all the facts.
The scene of Niagria Fall. in the last
act Of THE Fast Mail is the greatest
piece Of reality and mechanical in
genuity ever presented on the stage OF
any theater. The actual secene was so
| impressive that Lincoln j. Carter i'm
mediately determined TO produce it in
his piece, The Fast Mail" and with
such gratifying results as to be pro-
nounced perfect'b by the thousands who
have seen and compared it to Americas
wonderful natural water fall. At
1Olcomb's Opera House st. Louis
Saturday evening November rs.
Since last week issue of the RECORD
the county clerk has issued the follow
ing marriage licenses. VIM. II. Will
Jams, Washington, %, Lille Stormfeltz,
Washington, u. F. d. Shippey, Fulton
%, Winona J. Parody, Fulton, %. a,
CT. Moore, Emerson, 20, May Bailey,
Emerson, Is. w. j. Hubbard, Arcadia,
%, Mary Bubp, Arcadia, %. A.
E. Barnes % North Star, Dimis Holmes,
Newark, %. Joseph Johnson, Wheeler
"a, Nina Smith, Wheeler. 10. Almon
Powers, Genesee Co., "a, Ella Terpen-
ing, New Haven 81. Michael Richard.
North star, %, Hattie Joyce, st, Louis,
IL.
Last Monday having been set apart
by the Ladies' Club as New England
day" it was celebrated at the home Of
Mrs. Davis, under whose direction an
interesting program consisting prin-
cipally of readings from New England
authors had been prepared for the oc-
casion. Many fine photographs illus.
trated the beauty Of New England
scenery, and at the close of the lit erary
exercises, the hostess surprised the
ladies present by an invitation to walk
into the dining room, where the table
was spread in New England country
style, and partake Of some essentially
New England refreshments-ba baked
beans, brown bread and pumpkin pies.
The novee and practical illustration of
the some time-honored customs of the
Eastern States closed very pleasant
afternoon. The club will meet on
Monday, November, 80, at the room of
the X. o. L. NJ. toEobserye Presidents
Day.
Some two weeks ago the RECORD re-
ceiyed communication from one j. Nj.
Aiken then engaged in holding a series
OF meetings in this place, in which the
writer took occasion TO score some re-
ligious denominations because they
differed from him in some things. The
letter in the judgement of the editor
was not OF public Importance and was
laid to one side. a week later a second
letter was received from The same source
which continued the TRADE of the
former letter and in addition made
| charges against business men and