Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-09-27
MARKET REPORT.
Additional Local.


business last Monday.
Prof. and Mrs. j. w. Ewing were in
Saginaw last Saturday.
Call at Delavans', make purchase,
and get "Mislit Puzzle"
MI. and Mrs. b. L. Welty were in
Detroit the first of the week.
j. NJ. Montigel has erected Il fine new
office building, at his foundry
James Moore of Ithaca visited the
liveliest town in the county Tuesday
Mrs. NJ. Bennington of Delaware, o.,
is the guest of Or. and Mrs. Pettyjohn.
Prof Ely delivers an address before
the schools of Midland county to-day
Miss Eta Fisk of Grand Rapids Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. c. Young, last
week.
William Tubbs Of Ovid has been Wis
iting his brother, j. b. Tubbs, and fam
lily, this week.
Charles +. Blanchard has gone to
Mccormick Seminary to complete his
theological studies.
Hon. J. w. Robinson of Vestaburg
was in Alma Tuesday making TINS
Office pleasant call.
Hon. }. w. Robinson Of Nestaburg
WAS ia alma Tuesday making the RE
CORD a pleasant call.
Miss Ida j. Wood has been appointed
to the pastorate of the United Brethren
church in this village.
Mrs. w. Il. Reed and Mrs. Oryille
Dayis have been in Flint and Detroit
this week on business.
E. Comstock of Springport was in
Alma Tuesday, looking after his IN
terests in the table factory.
Mrs. b. w. Ellison left Wednesday
morning for Boston to attend meeting
of the Christian Science Association.
S. w. Tinker has been going about
on crutches for several days, as the
result of fail from a pile of lumber.
+. L. Pollasky and Messenger x Co.
close their places tomorrow until SIX
D. m. in observance of Jewish holt
day.
Mrs. q. p. Blanchard has gone to
Lake Forest, H., where her daughter
is attending school, TO remain during
the winter.
Nj. Reed has on his farm in this
township silo with capacity OF so
tons of ensilage, which he has com
pleted filling.
The RECORD took in nine new sub
scribers last week. Until Jan. /, 1897,
for ST 90 is a sure winner, and the
people will have it.
The meeting of the Women's Mis-
sionary Society of the Presbyterian
church has been postponed until
Saturday, October 3.
Prof. James Mitchell left this morn
ing to enter the Columbia University
in New York City where he will take
the post graduate course.
Miss Bertha Stevens will take charge
Of Miss Ida Dunlap's music classes in
: Alma, Vestaburg and Edmore, while
the latter is in Battle Creek.
q Cash Store-underwear l0cts..
heavy 25cts., wool 30 to 75cts., socks
TO l5cts. New rubbers, fur capes anc
dress goods at prices not beaten.
viii Cole IS minus one finger anc
, part OF another on his right hand, as
the result of an accident while at work
on the railroad Wednesday morning
A number of farmers in this vicinity
have cut second crop of oats this
season, which, it is estimated, vii
average a ton to the acre, or 10 bushel:
if threshed.
4. y. Ely returned Tuesday evening
. from fortnight's absence in Dortherr
q Michigan, hunting for violators of tht
$ law prohibiting the employment o.
i child labor.
: The young man who has been seer
several times carrying bag of apples
to Alma stolen from Fitzgerald Bros.
n farm Will probably have to anawer TO
= the crime soon.
: Roy Finch Of this place and Mis-
Fanny Kelly of Ithaca were married a
the residence of the brides parents
> Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Georg
y Killeen officiating.
- The ladies at Ladies' Hall, Mrs
e Scott, Mrs. Plum, Miss Booth and tn
l. Misses Gelston are at home every Wed
d nesday afternoon after half past fou
l. to receive their friends.
= The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
: byterian church will give social in tn
l. Wright House parlors this evening. 4
- fine musical program and substantia
a !