Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-10-23

Bankrupt store for cheap and good
goods. 920-2w.
Ed Church visited friends in Saginaw
over Sunday.
Dr. Lancachire did business i'll Sagi-
nav Tuesday.
l.. A. Sharp was on the sick list the
first of the week.
Subscribe for the RECORD until 1898,
| fifteen months, for $l.00
All the latest hand made creams, strict
ly pure and fresh, at Fink's.
For SALE-A fine five-octave organ,
cheap. Apply to Fred Kernen.
John ID. Spinney is entertaining his
mother from Reed City for Il few days.
Mrs Craghan and Miss Nellie Smith,
of Ithaca, visited Alma friends Wednes-
day.
Maurice Grigsby has been chosen as
Superintendent of the Ely Sunday
school.
M. j. Faughner returned to Detroit
Friday, after short visit with friends
i'll town.
f. A. Leonard has just completed one
of the best and largest ice houses i'll Graz
tiOt county.
Geo. w. Leamens, who has been here
for the past three months, returned to
Saginaw Tuesday.
l.. A. Sharp is in Plainwell this week,
attending the meeting of the state Bap-
fist Association.
l.. H. Hayt left Monday evening for
Minneapolis, Minnesota, for the purpose
of selling apples.
A. Q. Davis, who has been on the
sick list for the past few days, is back
in his shop again.
The races held here the last of the
week were failure, only a small attend
ance being present
Rev G. f. Woodruff preached 4
string and interesting sermon in the
Presbyterian church Sunday evening.
Mesdames M. Z. Rindge and +. T..
Flower have returned from a pleasant
summers visit III Owosso ana vicinity.
To all subscribers who pay up to date
and 81 90 III advance, the RECORD will
be sent until January /, 1898, fifteen
months.
Everything in millinery line at actual
cost until Dec. 10th, after which date
shall close my store for the winter
months. Mrs ID. ID. WHITEsEIL.
You can get the celebrated, reliable
and perfect fitting Douglass shoes at f.
E. Pollaskys. All styles and sizes
Give him call.
Mrs. c. H. Coates of Findlay, Ohio,
the sister of Mrs. Brewbaker, who has
been so very sick, is reported much bet
ter at this writing.
II. c. Miller and wife of Chicago, who
have been stopping at the Sanitarium
for the past few weeks, returned home
Wednesday evening.
The case of Bahlke VS.. Faughner is
called for trial before Justice Durham
Saturday morning. w. a. Leet will APP
pear for the defense.
The Epworth League of this place
attende a reception at Shepherd, Tues
day evening. As usual the young
people enjoyed very pleasant time.
Remember that the Alma Band will
receive election returns at the Opera
House on election night. Come and
hear an excellent band concert and get
the returns the same night.
AT the recent meeting held in Edmore
Lumon Gee Of this place was chosen as
Pres of the 18th District Sunday School
Association, comprising the counties Of
Gratiot, Isabella and Montcalm
Frank Cline left at this office Wednes-
day, three of the largest potatoes we
have seen this season. They were of
the Pride of the Valley variety, and
weighed just seven pounds and One-half.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. f.
church held very profitable and in
teresting sale in the w. r. G. Hall last
Saturday afternoon and evening Over
forty dollars was cleared for the new
church funds.
The case of Harry Parsons VS.. the
Clarence Lumber Company for garni-
shee of wages was called before Justice
Durham Monday, and the decision was
handed down Monday that the garni-
shee could not hold.
The Epworth League of st. Louis give
their popular and pleasing entertain
ment, The Milk Maids Convention" in
the NJ. +. church Of Alma on Friday
evening Oct. 23rd, for the benefit of the
new church. Admission ten cents.