Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-11-20
Choice perfumes at Mahnn's.

business Tuesday.
IL. l.. Peck of Detroit visited friends
in town Tuesday.
Mrs f. S Pettyjohn and 'oI Wallace,
visited Saginaw friends Tues ,ay.
Louis Derry and VIM. Hal iday We're
in Ithaca on business Wednes Jay morn
ing.
The meeting of the WON ms Club
will be next Monday with Mrs. w. a.
Bahlke.
A. b. Spinney of Reed Ci y visited
his son, John and family at his place
over Sunday.
Hear A. j. Hicks, in the sid splitting
absurdity, Little Robbie Roe, Thanks
giving evening.
Mrs. j. w. McAllister, who has been
very seriously i'll for several weeks is
slowly recovering.
l.. A. Sharp returned Frida.- evening
from Cedar Lake having enjoyed Il
very profitable hunt.
For SALE.-Fine imported breech-
loading shot gun. Apply to l.. y. Sharp
at Alma Mercantile Co.
Editor Coutant of the Mt. Pleasant
Enterprise was a pleasant caller at this
office the last of the week.
Mrs E. T. Gilman left Tuesday morn
ing for California, where she viii spend
the winter with her daughter.
Special meeting of the f. and A. NJ.
Saturday evening. Work in the third
degree. All members be present
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M Thompson and
daughter of Fenton, Mich, spent Sun
day with Ely Brewbaker and wife
Our offer Of The Michigan Farmer
and ALMA RECORD until January l.,
1898, for 81 80 is certainly a bargain. =
Messrs. \. Z. Chase, Will Vann and
b. il Sawyer of Ithaca were pleasant
callers at this Office Tuesday evening.
To all subscribers who pay up TO date
and 81 90 in advance, the RECORD will
be sent until January /, 1853, fifteen
months.
Howard Willard left Wednesday
morning for Toledo where he will
assist in caring for his sister, Miss
Sophia Willard.
Louis Derry, J. B. Tubs, Martin
Montigel and Peter Hill left Thurs
day morning for the Sault where they
will chase the fleeing deer.
Some sneak theft entered David
Cuvrel's barn one night last week
and stole a single harness and other
articles TO the amount of twelve dollars
in value.
The G. E. society will give IN indoor
basket picnic at the home of Mrs. j. 5.
Caple Friday evening, November 20th.
Every one is urged to be on hand and
enjoy good time
A party Of young people from Ithaca
consisting of Misses Palmer, Cady,
Gardner, Sayles and Mr.. Grooms
drove over from that village Sunday
and took supper at the Wright House.
L. II. Hayt's four-year-oll Almont
colt got cast in ONE way Sunday
morning, and was very severely in
jured. However, Doct, Peters says he
is on the road to recovery and he hopes
that he will come out all rilht.
We are in hopes some time his winter
to furnish our readers with tn. proceed
ings of the board of supervise s. They
were to be printed three weeks aga, and
supplements finished at that tine l Y an
extensive plant at Perrinton. BE pa
tent.
Will Thomas, the gardner, brings IS
the banner bunch of celery. He in.
forms us that in his hot house he has
10000 plants now ready for his trade
The sample brought us is the finest we
ever saw, measuring two foot and five
inches.
"The House Art is a beautiful mag.
azine devoted entirely to embroidery
work. Each month a supplement is
sent well worth the price of the paper.
The Apple Blossom picture frame sent
as this months supplement- is one Of
the neatest and handsomest pieces to be
seen.
On Monday, President Cleveland APP
pointed w. S. Forman Of Illinois, com
missioner of internal revenue, vice Jas.
III. Miller resigned. 1t will be remem-
bered that Mr.. Forman is the sound
money Democrat, who conducted the
late vigorous campaign against Gov.
Altgeld of Illinois.
A good house greeted the Masta-
don Minstrels last Friday evening.
No entertainment of recent date, either
by home talent nor professional has
given better satisfaction. Will Vann
showed himself complete master of
caramonioc ~ 4. P1ac1ynav'c hau;,