Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-12-09

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Hayt's.
Boys overcoats for 81 80 at the Alma
Mercantile Co.
For repairs on wagons and buggies
go To William Clubb
! The finest line of Silverware ever
brought into Alma at Porter's.
The cheapest place to buy harness,
robes or blankets is at |. Z. Gilman So
Mrs. j. w. Hawkins returned home
from Chicopee, Mass, last Saturday
night.
Mrs. Il. ID. Struble is visiting this
week with friends III Crystal and
vicinity.
Admission to Schubert Concert, 80
cents; reserved seats at Webb's, with
out extra charge.
Christmas gifts, useful and orna-
mental, to suit all purses, at the bazaar
next Wednesday.
George Nelson, David IL. Clark and
M. Z. Cline, are Gratiot pensioners
made happy with brand new pension.
Election of officers at Fitz James
lodge, X. of p. occurs next Wednesday
evening and full attendance of
knights is requested.
The Ladies' Literary Club meets next
Monday at the home of Mrs. Caple at
800 O'Clock p. m. All members are re-
quested to be present.
A hasty glance at the elevator at the
Roller Mills this week showed the yard
crowded with loads of wheat. The
extra price brought the product
The Young Peoples Union, of the
Baptist church will give a social ar the
residence of 5. Welt next Friday night.
All are.cordially invited to attend.
A. w. Beckner, Miss Carrie Ran
som, Miss Gertrude Whiting and Mr..
Ted Marsh gave concert at the
Baptist church at st. Louis last Fri
day night.
A public installation to the masons
and their families will be held at the
+. 81 A. Nj. hall st. Johns night. A
good program and supper will be ar
ranged for.
Having been appointed royal COM
missary to Santa Claus, Frank +,
Pollasky will give away useful and
beautiful presents to all who may call
and have the price.
The Union Schools haye in attend
ance at the present time fifteen more
foreign pupils than ever before in the
history of the school. Not bad recon-
mend for the school.
Howard Willard expects TO leave in
a short time for the Pacific coast with
his family. He has an offer from
western parties of permanent situa-
ton looking land and will make that
his future home.
Married, at the residence of President
A. +. Bruske, December 9TH, Frank
+. Beckwith and Miss Celia Frick,
both we'll known residents of this com
munity. Success and long life to Mr..
and Mrs. Beckwith.
Howard Willard, of Alma, says he
has had catarrh for ten years, has tried
all the different remedies but got no
relief. He is now taking treatment
from DR.. Patterson and his catarrh is
leaving him as fast as possible.
Max Bloomberg, well known cigar
maker of Alma some years ago but now
living in Texas, was married few
days ago to Miss Stena Baruch, a
wealthy young lady of that state. The
presents were many and valuable.
The RECORDS new correspondent
from Wheeler starts in this week and
promises a spicy letter each week from
that lively town. The RECORD wants
good correspondent from each town
and will furnish stationery and post
age.
Ladies who are interested in physical
culture and dress reform will lind 1t to
their interest to call on Mrs. Bart. Mil
Ter who will be pleased to show the
good points of the Chicago waist, some
thing especially adapted to ladies who
seek comfort as well as grace.
Several delinquent subscribers have
called in since last issue and paid up
and taken advantage of our special
rate but there are many more we are
in hopes to see before our next issue.
Tell your neighbors and friends that if
they subscribe before January lst they
can get the Record until Jan. 1894
for $l.00.
Steve Sweet, the youDgster who has
been so frequently mentioned of late
as being wanted in Lansing to answer
for completely in burglary committed
there and who, while stopping at FL