Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-11-23
HOME AND VICINITY.
MESSENGER e. CO.

Sweaters-at Messengers
Millinery very cheap at Miller's.
Glance at the new novelties at Mich
OILS
bon. e. b. Green was In town over
Sunday.
Imperial pinned paper patterns at
Delavan's.
Mccullough has fine line of ladies
warm shoes.
l.. II. Hayt has been on the SICK ns'
the past week.
EsMax L. Pollasky, of Detroit, was IN
town Thursday
Buy your baled hay and feed at the
! Alma Feed Store.
J. II. Seayer, of Ithaca, was IN town
Monday OH business.
A move is on foot trying to put in an
express office at Elwell.
Geo Emsley was in Grand Rapids
Wednesday on business.
Mrs Jno. Caple is visitingl her par
ents at Eaton Rapids this week.
Geo. Eggleston, Of Ithaca, was
caller on the RECORD Wednesday.
Sweaters-men's and youths, 50
cents TO 50 80 at Messenger Il Co.'s
Mrs. O. NJ. Everden, of Ithaca, was
the guest of Alma friends this week.
Jno. Rosencrans, of Williamson, is
the guest of his brother-in-law ii. Z
Button.
Chas Davis, of Kansas City, was in
town Wednesday. He is east on a
business trip.
Mrs. w. :. Turck left "Wednesday
for Midland. Clare and Bay City on o
+. $. business.
Auditor Reekie, of the D., l.. " n.
was in town Tuesday on business con
nected with his company.
J Z. NJ. Hopkins, Sec'y of the Sagi
nav Board of Trade, formerly OF thi
place, was in Alma Saturday night.
The members of VIM. Meyer Pos
b, are requested to attend the next regu
lar meeting for inspection, Novembe
c oath.
VIM. Padelford, while at work on
y ]. Trott's house last Friday, fell from
yc scaffold striking on his side, breakin
No. his collar bone.
III. Vermeulen has opened up
~ pork packing house on a small scale. II
has several orders in and has prospect
of an extensive and successful trade.
CT. Holm, of Orrville, Ohio, h'
been here spending few days wit
his daughter Bell. They left Tueses
morning for Carson City where NJ
Holm expects to visit his sister.
a number of Our young people IN
in the hall over Bart Miller's agricu
. tural store last Friday evening and O
- gained a dancing club to meet eve
two weeks during the season with Mi
4 Ella Taylor, of st. Louis, as instructo
n - y X. a
\. of Gratiot county, for years reside
If ST Louis, died very sudden Wedne
day night. Deceased was loved al
respected by all, leaving widow and
large family of grown up children
mourn the loss of kind and lovil
husband and father.
Married. at the home of the bride
sc parents, Tuesday at p. m, Miss Il
sc Hutchins, OF Alma, 10 Mr.. d.
sc Woodward of Chicago The weddil
&c was attended by many near flien
&c and relatives. They will leave the fiji
0c Of the week for Chicago, their futu
&c home. The RECORD and their frien
lOe congratulate them.
'6c Those who study omens say anotf
long. cold winter, filed with blusteri
storms is ahead. The goose-bone
: nearly al white, and snow, they 81
viii lie on the ground from early
December until April, or later. &c
husks are more than usually thi'
Tie maize las put on an extra oy
coat to protect itself from the zero lie
rrrature to come. WoodchucKs a
chlpmunks are already fat enough
zva KID. aud their fur is dense and fine 2
4 s,t. they TOO. predict cold wealth
B aud will seek winter quarters cal
Nuhk rats ere unusually busy, Graz
are n iug southwark, squirrels are ]
ing IN extra stores of provisions,
hornets nest are hung low.