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

w. ). Curtis, Of MI. Ileasai'' WAS III
own Tuesday
a good coal stove for sale cheap
inquire at this Office.
Floyd Woodward was home from
Saginaw over Sunday.
Just received. A very fine line OF
silverware at Nichols
For strictly frst.c class dressmaking
call on Mrs. Bart Miller.
ID. ID. Whitesell was In TOLEDO the
first of the week on business.
Miss Mercy Sweet, of st. Louis,is VS.
iting friends in town this week.
A large assortment of gloves ana
mittens at lowest prices at Delavah 8
Parties having hay to sell will find 1t
to their interest to call at the Alma
Feed Store.
The Mercantile Co. have something
on first page that will be of financial
interest TO all.
Call at McCullough's and see those
bows and children's overcoats to close
out at Sl.00 up.
Churchs pond is alive with young
people this week who are pronouncing
it elegant skating.
G. w. Martins plurality for state SEN
ator in the district is 2SlS over Nought
the populist candidate.
Several of Alma people took IN the
play at st. Louis Wednesday Night
"Ship of State" pronouncing 1t hrst'
class
The series of revival meetings con
Quoted by Rev. Merton Smith at the
Presbyterian church closed last Sunday
evening.
b. G. Taylor is going to farming
having purchased farm in the souti
part of the state where he will move II
the spring.
E. b. Wightman, of Fenton, was II
town Tuesday on business and attend
ing the wedding of his niece, Mis-
Blanche Hyde.
Miss Belle Holm, who has for som
time been on the sick list, left Tuesda
for Carson City where she expects |
stay until her health is better.
= Mrs. Mary \. Weaver entertaine
the literary department of the w.
D C. last Saturday night. Refreshmen'
were served and everybody report a
8 enjoyable time.
Mrs. Miller has just returned frol
8 Grand Rapids, where she has been Il
the past week looking up new styl'
in waists and sleeves. EverythiI
n new and stylish.
a The st. Louis Laundry at st. Lou
was destroyed by fire last Friday nigl
y Will Angel of this place was INTEREST,"
}. TO the amount of S265. 1t was tot
loss, having no insurance.
E, The business man that wants 20
l. trade is the one who invites your
tention through the press. People a
j. looking after bargins and they wat
is who the rustling merchants are.
The morning passenger train OH t
ST ID l.. & n. was over one hour late
u. arriving at this place last Wedn'
er day. The delay was caused by oil
Guilty in loading the baggage a
scenery of the ship Of State" Co
- pany at Saginaw.
ro Peck's Bad Boy at the Opera Hol
Tuesday night was appreciated
better than any comedy that has Wis
-" ed us since the opening Of the hou
nc One of the special features was
''' singing of little Maud Scott in the s
ond act. The house WAS filed.
las We are in receipt Of the Song Jour
lth a very handsome paper devoted
ay music, edited and managed 10y j.
ar' Wilcox, formerly city editor of the
troit Tribune. 1t is a handsome a
net useful publication and should be v
ul- patronized. The RECORD wishes
Or success.
cry A man may use wart on the b
ISIS of his neck for a collar button; ride
or. the back platform of a r. r. train
eer save the intrest on his money till
emf conductor comes round; stop
es- watch at night to save wear and tt
md leave his is without dot or his
d a without cross to save ink, pasture
to mothers grave to sage hay, but Il
ing of this kind is gentleman ant
scholar beside the fellow who
les take newspaper two or three "
Ida and then when asked to pay for it
M. put it back into The post office
ing have it marked "refused"-Ex
nds An article is going around the 81
lrst press regarding the death of one /
ure Mascot some two years ago purpor'
nds to have been buried at Alma and a
burial 20 months was taken up
her moved to Williamson and when OF
ing ed found the body turned over in
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