Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-10-09

Take your prescriptions to Webb's. 4
Geo. Spicer has opened meat market
in st. Louis
Bart Miller was in Grand Rapids the
first of the week.
Robert Merker spent Sunday with
friends in Grand Rapids.
r. T. Banghart was the guest of Sagi-
nav friends over Sunday.
Andy Hall visited friends in Detroit
and Cleveland over Sunday.
For SALE-A fine five-octave organ
cheap. Apply to Fred Kernen.
Remember the sale by the Ladies Aid
Society, oct II. Give them a call.
The RECORD gives all the news $l.OO
pays for it until 1898, fifteen months. 4
NJ. Pollasky sent large consignment
of hides to Chicago Friday afternoon.
Geo Emsley is moving out on to his
farm northwest of here, in Seville town
ship.
Closing out sale. Everything at cost
for the next thirty days at Mrs. White
sells.
Earl Torrcy has been moving into his
elegant new home opposite the college,
this week
Mrs. Bell Edger left, the first of the
week, for North Baltimore. Ohio, ON a
two months visit
Rev a. c. Barclay occupied the pull
pit of the Presbyterian church III St.
Louis last Sunday.
A secondhand coal stove for sale
cheap or will exchange for wood stove.
Inquire at this flee.
Rev. II. b. Jefferson left for Flint
Tuesday TO attend the convocation
meeting for this district
f. w. McCabe is now prepared to do
stonography and type writing at the
Office of the Wright House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Fe.sendon of Cof-
fee county, Kansas are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Reid for few days.
Mis- Ida Dunlap Of Battle Creek re-
turned to that city Friday, after a week 5
visit with friend, in this place
Justice Durham is hearing today the
suit of Nelson vs. Oryille Wclch and
Mason for recovering money on note.
John f. Schwartz filled an order for
one of his Imperial furnaces, sold to a
party III Carson City, the first of the
week
n. f. McClinton left the first of the
week tor Ann Arbor, TO continue his
studies in the Medical department Of
the University.
Miss Smith has bought the latest
styles in millinery at very low prices
and can give her customers bargains.
Don't fail to call.
l.. II. Hayt is buying apples for ship
ment TO eastern markets. Our old
friend and citizen Walter Vliet is assist.
ing him for a few weeks.
Mrs. Mary Willard of Syracuse, New
York, arrived in Alma, Monday even
ing, and will be the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Willard for few days.
Mrs. Whitesell wishes it understood
that the attaching of Bryan's banner to
her store was without her permission
She begs the public to refrain from men
tioning it to her See portraits in win
dow.
Mr. Frank Fisk of this place and Miss
May Greenly of Ithaca were united in
marriage, at the residence of Rev, j. w.
McAllister, Saturday evening. The
happy couple have the best wishes of
the RECORD.
The Womans' Club will study for
Monday, oct. 18TH The Decadence of
Italian Art, the Eclecties and Man
neiests. Chapter eleven in the History
Of Painting" to the middle of the one
club will meet with Mrs. Ralph G. Ely.
At the annual meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Presbyterian church,
held Tuesday afternoon at the home of
pastor, the following officers We're cleo
ted President, Mrs j. H. Lancashire
Vice Pres, Mrs j. 5. Caple Secretary,
Miss Bushnell; Treasurer, Mrs. John
Glass.
\ free silver club was organized III
Alma Wednesday evening. One silver
man says there were twelve present,
another that there were twelve present,
another that there were fifteen, and still
another that he guesses there Were
about forty. At any rate it was a dead
failure, and but little enthusiasm was
shown.
The Alma Driving Club is out with
an announcement for races on Friday
and Saturday, October is and II. The
nrOpram consists of a 2 900 trot or mace 9.