Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-12-04
HOME AND VICINITY.
Chenille cords at MiIIer's.

Mrs. w. S. Turck was i'll Ithaca
Wednesday.
Ali the latest novelties in brown suit
ings at Kehns.
Lamp chimneys, all sizes, for 1 cts at
Bangs Bazaar.
Remnants of wall paper very cheap
at Webb's Drug Store.
Wanted 2OOO cords of beach and maple
wood at Mccullough & Buttons.
Mrs. Julia Scott and Archie Alex
ander returned 10 Dewitt Tuesday
Tie calendar for the circuit court
will be out for next weeks issue.
j j. Taylor, of Saginaw, spent few
days in town on business this week.
Tx Auditor General Tip Aplin of
West Bay city was in town last week.
There will be communion service at
the Presbyterian church Sunday MORN
ing.
A full line of felt boots, knit boots,
socks and rubbers at lowest prices at
Delavan's.
f. *. Roberts returned home from
Detroit Saturday after few days visit
at his former home.
Rev. j. +. Long, of Ithaca was in
town Monday in the interest of the
local option movement.
Engagement and wedding souvenir
spoons the latest, call next week and
see them at Porter's.
Geo. VanSickle left Wednesday
morning with his family for Grand
Rapids, there future home.
l.. C. Wright left for Muskegon on
Tuesday last to attend the State Sunday
School Convention as a delegate from
the NJ. L. Sunday school.
Mrs. Hitchcock, mother of n. d.
Hitchcock, returned from Milan last
Saturday where she has been spending
some time visiting friends.
The famous pulpit orator Il. Dewitt
r almage ID. ID. is billed for the Acad.
envy of Music, Saginaw, Thursday even
ing December 10. Admission 75cts.
and Sl00.
The Sumner Touring mills are now
run to their fullest capacity. Those
desiring good old fashioned burr flour.
40 pounds to the bushel of first class
wheat give them call.
Rev. j. w. Vickers, at the beginning
of the week, attended the District
Ministerial Association at st. Johns
where he gave paper on the Demand
for Denominational Colleges"
The Alma Creamery make regular
shipments of butter to ii. b. Brown
and j.. II. Brewer at Washington, ID. G,
for their family use. 1t is very evident
they know good thing when they see
it.
John Osterhout. highly respected
citizen living west of Sumner, was bur-
ried last Tuesday, after long sickness
He was member of several secret
societies which took part in the funeral
services.
III. VanLeuvan of the Pine Grove
stock farm was in town w ednesday
and called on the RECORD. Van is
enthusiastic oyer his stallion Charley
V. and tells some big stories of what
he can do.
Mrs. J.W. Mcleod, who has been fol
some years a faithful and Jealous mem
Der of the NJ. L. church, left last week
for her new home at Cheboygan. Be
fore leaving she was presented with ;
toilet case and set of fruit knives, as {
small memento of the esteem in which
she was held.
The Ladies AID Society of the Pres
byterian church will give a supper in
Wright's Opera House, on Friday eve
ming, December, 1lth. They will alsC
have on sale some fancy articles which
the ladies have been preparing. Al
invitation is extended to all to come
and enjoy good time.
Those who have not looked into thu
matter closely will be surprised to fine
how large an amount of stock is shippe,
! from Alma stations. Last Monday j
j. Hattinger Of Edmore shipped tire,
carload of cattle to eastern points J
Fettey, of Albion, n. Y. shipped ca
load of fine horses to that point Will
Hooper & Glayin of Alma shipped tire
cars to Buffalo.
Mr.. Colledge's lecture on Africa wa
a success. He held the audience iron
the beginning to the close. His styl
is very interesting He has a facult
of selecting that which one cannot fin
in books Of travel, and tells mis- story j
a way peculiar to himself, never failin;
to interest. He is full Of his subject
and good story teller. On the whole
,ra prnununna him ono Of the hes