Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-10-30
Register Saturday, Oct. 81.

ID. ID. Whitesell was in ssh, ey OF
business Wednesday,
Subscriptions for the Century maya
zine taken at this office.
Miss Annie Reid of Ithaca, pert Sun
day with friends in Alma.
A. w. Wright and wife visit I'd iriend
in Battle Creek Wednesday.
Heber Knott of Grand Rapids was il
Alma on business Wednesday.
w. w. Rogers has returned rom a
two weeks visit with Ohio frit nd
The RECORD gives all the news Sl.OC
pays for it until 1898, fifteen IL on his. A
Rev. j. V N. Hardness of Iansing
was the guest of Alma friends Monday.
Geo. Hutchinson was in Ilsio and
Owosso on creamery business Tt esday
DIR. Pringles office hours from two to
five afternoons and seven to ne even
ings.
ID. Morrison of the Detroit T ibune
was in Alma on business the Il st Of the
week.
Mr.. Thum and sister of Ith aca W ere
the guests of ID. Cuvrell and family over
Sunday.
Hooper q Griffith expect to ,hiJ three
carloads of cattle and sheep - buffalo
Saturday.
Band concert and election returns
at the opera house Tuesday night Nov
ember Bird.
The great special clothing and shoe
sale at Pollasky's will continue a few
days longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mills are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of a ten ana one
half pound boy
WANTED Everybody TO get free
sample of those delicious hand made
creams at Fink's
A secondhand coal stove for sale
cheap, or will exchange for wood stove.
Inquire at this flee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fishbecl returned
last night from an extended Visit with
friends in Berlin, Canada.
j. M. Nichols helped the Cwosso
band to discourse sweet music in that
city and Corruna Tuesday.
Mrs. A. G.. Gardner and children of
lonia were the guests Of her father,
Justice Durham over Sunday.
The w. r. c. Reading Circle will
meet at the residence of Mrs. (. Wimple
the first Thursday in November.
Austin Duzenbury and family are en-
joying visit from their son, Walter
Duzenbury and family of Olivet.
WANTED "A boy from to 70 years
Of age, who wants good home, to
lead me on the street. Cal on E. |
Brant. g212.w
The high school boys go to Mt. Pleas
mt to play football tomorrow, and the
college boys have practice game with
Saginaw.
Col. h. G. Butler and VIM. Ferguson,
officials of the Cincinnati, Saginaw d
dackinaw Railroad, were in Alma Tues
lay evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs w. s. Turck wore Gale d
o Grass Lake Friday morning, to at
end the funeral of their old friend, DR..
Raymond Of that city.
w. G. and +. A. Roberts Of Olivet
pent few days this week with their
lister Mrs. Austin Duxenbury. They
we're on their way to Vanderbilt.
The proprietors Of the Alma Creamery
re so confident of the election of VIM.
Mckinley that they will use their
loarded up gold to pay off their custom
RS with this month.
One of the largest and most interest
ng conventions of the present year was
eld in Parkinson last Sunday. Nearly
very Sunday school worker of the
ownship was present.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
MI serve campaign supper on election
ay in the Whitesell building. Lunches
ill be served both afternoon and even
lg. Supper 25c. Children 1Oc.
The game law is off on partridge and
uails Sunday noon, which according to
gal practice means Monday. This will
somewhat of disappointment to
'cal hunters who were intending 10
Iolate the Sabbath.
The funeral services of the late Isaac
ought, one of the oldest residents of
ratiot county, was held at the home of
lie deceased i'll Elwell, Sunday after
Don at two o'clock. Mr.. Vought was
he of the best known and most highly
spected citizens of the county.
Erskine Clarke, and old Alma man,
ed i'll the Traverse City Asylum Mon