Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-11-23

Frank Kernen, of Ithaca, was in
town Monday.
For SALE:-A good coal stove. In
quire at this Office.
am receiving for the holiday trade
the latest patterns in jewellery.
NICHOLS.
Hon. g. ii. Morse has moved his lam
ily 10 Lansing and is nicely located.
Several Alma people lost their
laundry in the fire at St Louis last
week.
l am now prepared to make the new
seamless waist, a perfect lifting gar
ment. MRS. BART MILLER.
Master Bliss Haskell has been quite
ill with la-grippe but is some better at
present.
WANTED:-Private boarding 10y
student Address IN" care ALMA
RECORD
Frank Nevins, Of Hillsdale county,
is visiting his brother Byron and fami
ly this week.
will pay the highest market price
| for POO bushels of oats delivered at the
Alma Feed Store. j. 4. MEDLER.
Now is the time for the business
man that expect fall trade to let the
people know what he has.
+. f. Pollasky has new adv. this
week, you can't help but see 1t. If you
look it over it will do you good.
Anton Oregon Rubenstein, the cele-
brated pianist aud composer Of Peter
bof, Russia, died of heart trouble Tues
day,
Rob friedrich has severed his con-
nections with the Wright House Laun'
dry and has gone to Oliyet where his
parents reside.
Delevans have the largest and best
assortment stock of boots, shoes and
; rubbers. Call and see.
Mems and youths suits as low al
$500, as high as $500. Better goods
and better values than anywhere II
the county at Messenger u Co. s.
Many farmers in this vicinity ar
feeling "blue" because they wer
caught by the cold weather with pota
toes in the ground and corn in tn
shock.
J. II. Peters has located in Alma 70
The purpose of practicing yeterlnar
U medicine and surgery. Special attentio
y gwen to dentistry. Office at Leonard
: Iyery barn. Sl7-4w
We are thankful TO those who HAY
been in and fixed up their subscriptlo
j since our last issue but we have a grei
u many who have paid no attention
= OR call that we shall have to insist
= a settlement in some shape.
w. A. Leet received news Sunda
II that his brother ii. ID. Leet, of Ca
field, Col, died early Tuesday NOR
u jing He was 81 years old. His dea
81 WAS caused 10y typhoid pneumon
which followed severe attack of
lr phoid fever.
It. While VIM. Miller, the bus driver
re the Wright House, was turning b
ch team around on the barn floor, We
uesday, he was pinned against doc
he the pole of the bus striking him in I
in breast, iDjuripg him internally.
.s- WAS taken home unconscious and is
fl critical condition at this writing.
nd The Alma College Foot Ball Te;
III. was again victorious Saturday, Move
Der II The team played its retu
se game with the Saginaw High Sch
aI team in Union Park, Saginaw. 1
il. weather was fine and large GRO
81 was in attendance, which seem
h, slightly inclined 10 lose its temp
PC when the score, 10 TO 0 in favor
Alma, was announced. Alma's line
lal was as follows. Right End, Broo
to Right Tackle, Megaw, Right Qua
c. Sidebotham. Centre, Caple; l.
De- Guard, Scott; Left Tackle, Knox, l.
nd End, Watson; Quarter Back, Ga
ell Siegfried; Half Backs, Todd
it Trethervay; Full Back, Jamison. I
Saginaw team was conSidera
.ck stronger than when it pla ed here,
on that the College team put up
to stronger game than before. Especis
the was their improved interference
his ticed. The first touch down was IN;
ar: near the beginning of The first half,
rs an end run by Todd with good INF
his ferance by Siegfried. On account {
IAN bad wind no goal was kicked at l
a touch down and at the end of the
will half the score stood to o. The seo'
ars touch down was made near the
will ginning of the second half 10y fore
and the bali through the line. This tin
goal kick was secured. Later in
ate half, Jamison, by long run, m
Ion another touch down, but the Jump
ing thinking probably that 10 to VIC
a A. A g, Il