Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-10-23
HOME AND VICINITY.

/ Miilers.
j. Ill. Arnold spent Sunday i'll
| Stanton.
The latest in ladies' hats will be
\ found at Aiiller'S.
/ Call and see those nobby oyercoats
at Mccullough Il Buttons.
e. McCarty and family, Of East
Arcadia, have moved TO ST. Johns.
Your butter, eggs and live poultry is
wanted for cash at o. w. Rogers.
Tuxedo mixed candy the finest in the
market only 10 cents pound at Ben
nets.
The largest and best line of clothing
in Gratiot county at Mccullough ~
Buttons.
Fifty one members of the /. o. o. +.
took the train from Alma for Saginaw
Tuesday.
j. n. Foster, of the Republican
Leader, of st. Louis, was i'll town
Wednesday.
Parties wishing to rent farm will
do we'll To apply at this office. See an
other column.
The Rebekah degree staff went to
Saginaw last Tuesday to attend the
state convocatou.
John Hall, of Lake George, brother
of a. j. Hall, has been in this vicinity
of late buying sheep.
The safest and bestis the high test
Headlight oil" you can get it at the
Star Store. Take no other
Morris Messenger left Thursday
evening for Fresno, California, where
he will locate for the present.
Newton hress ana Mrs. Emma Davis
Of Arcadia, were united in marriage
October 20, by Esq. Durham.
Winter is coming, see that your
water and steam pipes are in good
shape. If not call on Weston x
Stickels.
Miller Il Smith will open the'r
photograph gallery in Alma on October
80 and 81, and will be here every Satur-
gay thereafter
NJ. V. Aldrich, of Howell. agent
for the Western Electric company OF
Chicago, has been spending few days
in town this week.
The Muskegon county board of super
visors have fixed the game warden's
salary at Sl5 and travelling expenses
for each conviction.
News has been received from Frank
BOYER, who went west on account of his
health. that he is doing well and thinks
his health much better.
A. d. Hitchcock left Thursday even
ing for the southern part of the state
on ten days vacation. He is relieved
by gentleman by the name of Kings
ley from Copemish.
5. Huntley brought to this Office three
potatoes raised by his father-in-law, ID
Ingoldsby, one of Arcada's best
farmers. which weighed Lie, 2 ll-l6
and 8 9-l6 pounds.
The Synod of Michigan, at the meet
ing in Pontiac last week showed theil
, continued interest in our college, by
subscribing $40 to meet the expenses
Of the current year.
Every lady should own pair of ligh
weight storm Protector" overshoe
for wet weather. They 90 on easy d,
not slip at the heel and fit perfect
For sale at f. f. Pollasky's.
When buying rubber boots or shoe
get the best +. T.. Pollasky Ina
Just received 30 cases direct from tn
manufacturers. All goods are wal
ranted to give perfect satisfaction o
money refunded.
: The Ladies Club will meet on Mon
day, October 26, with Mrs. Ward Tn
program, lin charge of Mrs Church
g will be as follows: New York, LAX
and River scenery. Reading iron
Cooper and Irving Talk:-Chautauqu
Lake.
The remains of w. J. Morse, VIII
= died Sunday from typhoid, fever wa
taken Tuesday evening to his old hom
=. in Indiana Mr. Morse but lately b'
i came a resident of this place, he hay
ing purchased an interest in the Cit
!. Market about six weeks ago. The star
: ing point Of lis fatal illness was I'll
thorough wetting lie received while {
- the st. Louis fire.
:, Two beautiful |. s. flags made of til
finest silk were on Monday mornin
: presented To Alma College by the r.,
e public Of France. This is through II
d. kindness of DR.. +. b. Fairfield, |. ;
y Consul at Lyons. y storm of applaus
- created the announcement and eXhib
in tion of the flags in the chapel. III
i. students evidently greatly appreciate
ir this remembrance from afar.
rI'Ia p,aatipU of fba Dinuoar Soeiat