Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-10-18

house 10 rent. inquire OF j. IL. MILL
er
Boston cream candy fresh every day
at Fnk's.
y. A. Baker is home from Dushville
this week.
h. 9. Taylor has moved into the NJ.
+. parsonage.
Charles Burrows of Lansing is visit
ing $. l.. Bennett.
Prof Fink can make your best girl
hug another fellow.
The hoard of supervisors is in session
in Ithaca this week.
DIR. L. 5. Pettyjohn made business
trip to Chicago this week.
Wellie Miller of Saginaw spent Sun.
day with relatives in Alma.
Mrs f. r. Gilman is visiting friends
in Maple Rapids this week.
MIS-. George Richards Of Ithaca is
visiting Mrs Fred Kernen.
Mrs George Wilson is entertaining
her mother Mrs. f G. Johnson.
Mrs. II. j. Vermeulen will return
from Toledo IN about three weeks.
Seth Tubbs returned from business
trip to Buffalo, n. Y, Monday evening.
Read our special subscription offer.
Now is the time to pay up or subscribe.
TO RENT. Furnished rooms, first
door south of Mrs. Miller's milliner
store.
Mrs. y. G.. Davidson attended the
grand lodge of ID. of r. in Lansing this
week.
|. Z. Gilman is making some vast
improvements IN his rooms oyer the
harness shop.
Mrs. and Miss DeRuessy, guests at
the Sanitarium, have returned from a
visit in Detroit.
Charles Hutchins attended the meet
ing of the Grand Lodge of Oddfellows
in Lansing, this week.
A. w. Wright and DR.. j. II. Lanca-
shire returned from a trip to New
York Tuesday evening.
From l0l rods of ground V. NJ. Will
son raised l03 bushels of corn, an aver
age Of ID bushels TO the acre.
The County Agricultural Society has
a surplus of 500, after paying all
premiums and bills for the late fair.
a pair of good winter gloves or nit
tens, in mems or boys sizes, at Alma
Mercantile Co. IS store, for % cents.
Dingman has new advertisement in
the inside of the RECORD. Look it
over, and call on him. He can do you
good.
Mrs. Charles Morden attended the
sessions of the grand lodge ID. of r. in
Lansing this week, as DELICATE from
Alma lodge.
The best and largest stock of mems
boots for fall and winter wear at prices
made before the late advance in leather,
can be found at Delayans.
Mrs. W. :. Turck has been appointed
chairman OF the committee on foreign
correspondence by the grand chapter
of the Order OF Eastern Star.
The elegant Pollasky residence is
offered for sale. Reason assigned is
that 1t is too large for present owner.
Inquire of NJ. Pollasky at residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gorsline were
called 10 Mt. Pleasant last Saturday
BY the death Of Mrs. Gorsline's sister,
Mrs G. y. Conner. The funeral was
held Sunday.
The examination of John Malzack,
charged with stealing lap robe, which
was to have taken place last Friday
before Justice Gee, has heen adjourned
until oct. 2S.
Prof. r. g. Ely will address the Ep-
worth League next Tuesday evening,
October -, at eight o'clock. Subject,
The life of William Cullen BRYANT. All
are invited. No admission.
Edgar Andrews, residing on section
is southwest of Alma, can boast of 800
bushels of the finest potatoes ever
brought 10 market, raised from two
acres of land, and ] 900 bushels of corn
from eight acres of land.
Mrs. Henry Brown died at her resi-
dence One-half mile north of the Wright
school house. The funeral was held
sunday conducted by Rev. J. w
McAllister Her father, Alonzo Reyes,
died about a month ago.
A game of foot ball will be played on
the fair grounds in Ithaca tomorrow
afternoon, between the Ithaca high
school and the Shepardsville teams.
The game promises to be very interest
ing, as the teams are evenly matched.
The school in Dist. No. 3, Wheeler,
taught by Fred Avery, won first prize
at the county fair for the best general
appearance, best order and best attend
ance. The money, So, has been
invested in new bell and belfry.
This is the second time the first prize
has been won 10y this school.
A meeting was held in the Presby-
terrain church last evening for the pur-
pose of electing three trustees in place
of Prof. G. A. Davis, DR.. f. A. Bagley
and L. Il. Caldwell, whose terms of
Office have expired. At the close of the
business meeting the Ladies' Aid Soci-
ETY. held very pleasant social.
In its account of the proceedings Of
the Grand Chapter of the Order of
Eastern Star in Saginaw last week, the