Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-09-27
Wall paper az Mahan's drug store. >

OF business.
Rev. }. w. McAlliater returned from .
conference Wednesday.
Delavans' are giving some great bar
gains in shoes this week.
Largest and finest stock Of wall paper
in the county at Webb's.
Fink's Palace Restaurant is the only /
fashionable restaurant in Alma.
John Dean and wife spent Sunday
with MI. and Mrs. Frank Conyis in
Ithaca.
Mrs. Bart Miller goes to Detroit
this afternoon to purchase her fall stock
OF millinery.
Rev T.. j. Harris has received call
to the pastorate of the First Baptist
church in Reed City.
C. Hawley, on the Rockingham
farm, has shown us SO ears Of corn
which weighed 81 pounds.
c. l.. Wells of st. Louis has been
NlCClCu iiColutllL VI luC 4hlNllSdh
State Engineering Society.
One of the creamery teams ran away
last Monday morning, but was stopped
before any damage had been done.
Jehial Woodward of Riyerdale Wis
tied his brother, Bert Woodward and
family, the latter part Of last week.
The foundation of Caple & Halls
new building is finished, and work on
the superstructure has been COM
menced.
DR.. j. II. Lancashire and family
slept in their beautiful new home,
SARA Villa" for the GrSt time last
Monday night,
j. N. Nichols is trying TO convince
his friends tha. Le caught q Ten poaud
mink OF a fish hook, during his recent
visit to petoskcy.
The Woman's Club viii meet with
Mrs. j. S. Cap'e next Monday after
noon, FOX the study Of painting, MS
torically and technically,
Miss Lena Eiseul0rd. a former teacher
in Alma high school, was married in
Pennington, Wednesday, Sept. IS, to
Frank y. Norton Of Ypsilanti.
% Cash Store-underwea lOcts.,
heavy 25cts., wool 30 to 75cls., socks
) to l5cts. New rubbers, fur capes and
dress goods at prices not beaten.
Will Sullivan started for ST. Louis
last Saturday with three head of cattle,
all of which were overcome by heat
and died before he reached ST. Lonis.
Ellison Enterline, who has been Wis
iting relatives and friends here for the
past two weeks, returned to his home
in Eden, Ohio, last Monday morning.
The Epworth League will give a
lemon social at the home Of Lumon
$ Gee, Tuesday evening, Oct. /, to which
r every one is invited to come and bring
a lemon.
I Miss Eta Strickland is very sick al
: the home of her mother. She returned
from the south some time ago, whittier
: she had gone with the hope that {
0 change of climate might prove bene
:. fetal.
Dr.. Pettyjohn, who was a lay dele
n gate to the Michigan conference in Al
Y bion, was present at the meeting of tn,
e Epworth League Tuesday evening, ant
gave an interesting address about th
o proceedings of that body.
Cap Briggs wanted to get married
r. but not having the necessary license h
borrowed the one obtained by NOR
fortunate friend. Even then Cap
couldn't hud a girl, so he is still enjoy
c ing life of single blessedness.
&c President Bruske was called to sag
nav last Monday TO conduct the funel
&c al services of Mr.. Francis Hood, VIII
II has been an ardent supporter of tn
~ college. The remains were taken I
Dresden, n. Y, for interment. ID
IN Bruske accompanied the funeral part,
&c \ gentleman was in Alma Oh bus
- ness one day last week, who said thu
~ he owned a house in st. Louis which /
rented for three dollars per month, an
VI that if the house was in Ithaca /
- would have no trouble in getting 81
III dollars a month for it; but if the san
~ house was in Alma he could readily Il
it for at least eight dollars a mont
)n This shows the value of property ia OF
III village, and the desirability of Alma
be a place of residence.
&c There is evidently lack of harmon
u' in the portion of Alma known as "tt
on row." Complaint was made to Justi
ot Durham last Friday by woman WI
~ says that her own little girl and tho
ID. in other families are being continual
TN ill-treated and annoyed by boy abo
1 4 voore old aud tbat ~ ia rrpgafe 4