Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-12-28
Winter underwear Messengers.

Overcoats way down-Messinger's. 4
Good suits made to order from $1,000
up at Kehn's.
Miss Nora Rowland, of Newark, was
in Alma Saturday.
J. Il. LeMessurier and family spent
Christmas in Detroit.
Miss Mercy Sweet is visiting her par
ents at Creditor. Ont.
Miss Fannie Smith returned home
Monday from st. Johns
The Mt. Pleasant Democrat will issue
a midwnter edition soon.
Miss Gertrude Whiting is spending
the holidays i'll Grand Rapids.
ii. +. +. Schneider, formerly of this
place, was in town Wednesday.
Losr:--A black Astrican fur mutt.
Finder please leave at this office.
Mrs. j. w. Bushnell and Miss Lottie
are in Chicago this week on business.
For an easy shave or stylish hair
cut go to ClaIk's. Opposite postofiice.
James and Miss Louie Gargett are
spending few days with friends in
Harrison.
Mems heavy camel's hair underwear,
% cents; heavy wool socks, ~ cents at
Pollaskys.
Parties having hay to sell will find 1t
to their interest to call at the Alma
Feed Store.
Mrs. Chas. Caple left Wednesday
morning for few weeks visit with her
parents in New York.
You can take your pick of those
nobby capes and jackets at nearly cost
of material AT f. E. Polasky'S.
w. +. Sigsby has opened up sewing
machine shop in the scott building.
Repairing machines specially.
Christmas in Alma was very quiet,
nearly every business house being
closed during the greater part OF the
day.
Married, by Judge Durham, Decem-
Der 10Th, Albert Scott, of Isabella
county and Miss Lottie Helm, of this
place.
A log chain has been left at this
office Owner can have the same b.
paying for this notice and proving
property.
The r x \. will move their car shops
from Owosso to Durand. Owosso PEG
pie have served an injunction and the
courts VIII have to settle it
We are under Obligations TO tie
American Protective Tariff League, oi
New YORK, for an official copy of tie
Wilson CONAN tariff bill, nicely
bound.
J. T. Miller has purchased the store
property occupied by MIS- Grosyenol
and expects in the spring to put IA
stock of goods. j. l.. is an old hand il
business and has always met with sue
cess.
: Comsiock sold his patent right oI
, his harrow last week. The price he re
ceiyed is not known, bat Eb. has tn,
appearance of striking it rich. lie haC
a capital good patent and was good fol
a Doodle.
At the Presbyterian church mex
; Sunday morning, Rev. c L. Blanchard
from tie Mccormick Theological Semi
nary, Chicago, will preach. La tn,
evening the pas OF will speak on Thu
subject, Looking BackwaI d. or a Re
view of 1871.
As usual on the Sunday evening lie
. fore Christmas, the Presbyterian
: Sunday School, under the leadership o
its Supt., II. NJ. Smith, rendered vel!
pretty missionary exercise last Sunda!
night. The programs were yer,
. pretty souvenirs.
, The winter term OF Alma Colleg,
, opens Wednesday evening, january >
1895. On Thursday morning, beginning
at 5 As a. M, pIest Bruske will con
duct chapel exercises and lecture upoI
Three Representative Germans. - TIT
public is invited 10 these opening eX
ercises. This will be "a good time TO
students to enter who wish to review
studies. 1t is also The time to enter il
Music and Art, and Business
Last Thursday night the stub TRAN
was thrown of the track four mile
south of Alma at the foot of what j
known as Church's hill. On inyestiga
ton it showed very plain that SOM
one had pulled the spike from the out
side of the rail for this express purpose
Very fortunately the engineer had II
steam turned on and was running YER
slow which saved several lives and th'
loss of property. The conducto
walked back TO Alma, telegraphed 1,
Ionia for the wrecking train and at liv'