Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-11
Choice perfumes at Mahan's.

DIR. Bagley was in Ithaca on profes
sional business Monday.
X. p. Peet of Ithaca was in Alma OH
business Saturday morning.
Newell Smith OF ST. Louis was in
Alma on legal business Monday.
Mrs. III. j. Vermeulen returned to her
home i'll Toledo, Tuesday morning.
Mrs. n c. Davidson, who has been
very sick during the past two weeks. is
slowly recovering.
j. f. Reekie of Grand Rapids, Travel
ing Auditor of the ID. l.. & II. Railroad,
was in Alma Monday.
The Woman's Club will meet with
Miss GelstOn at the home Of Mrs.
Downie on MONDAY next.
Our offer of The Michigan Farmer
and ALMA RECORD until January /,
1898, for 81 90 is certainly bargain.
DR.. Potts, although unable to hear II
sound, is one of the best thinkers, writers
and speakers i'll the state.-Lapeer Dem
ocrat.
To all subscribers who pay up TO date
and 81 90 i'll advance, the RECORD will
be sent until January /, 1898, fifteen
months.
BE sure and hear the Newcomb
Family at Adams Hall Friday and Sat
urday evenings. Admission five and
ten cents.
The annual installation of officers for
the Epworth League occurred during
the League hours at the NJ. l.. church
Sunday evening.
The bakery in ID. W. Adams build
ing is running at full blast, selling full
weight bread at four cents a loaf and
other goods i'll proportion.
Henry c. Hall of Hudson, Mich, S.
ID. CT. c. of the knights of Pythias,
Grand Domain of Michigan was ii pleas
ant caller at this office Tuesday.
The bakery at D. w. Adams build
ing will continue selling bread ut four
cents per loaf or seven loaves for twenty
five cents until Jan. 1st T. +. TNIBY,
Agent.
Nathan Church left Monday morning
for Tecumseh where he joins his son
Clarence. The two left Tuesday for
Hot Springs, Florida to spend the
winter.
Burt Gee of Sumner lost valuable
horse last Monday night. He was in
town with a load of lumber when his
horse was taken sick with collie and lived
only few hours
A close shave is what some people
desire. Jim Allen, the barber, will
shave you, or cut your hair, right. Bath
room in connection at the Wright
House Barber Shop
Sam Megaw has received call from
the Presbyterian societies of Omer and
Maple Ridge and will begin duties as
pastor, January LIST. Henceforth it will
no longer be Sam, but Rev. Samuel
Megaw.
A Sunday School convention will be
held in the First Presbyterian church of
Beebe on Friday, December 18th, 1896.
An especially interesting programme
has been prepared, and everyone inter
ested in the work should be sure and
attend.
The lecturer INDUCED III frequent
flashes of humor and closed with a
strong in integrity, earnestness. honesty
and the love of God.-Muskegon Chron
icle. The tickets for the remainder of
the course, seven evenings, can now be
purchased for 80 cents. Can you afford
to miss them:
Mrs Jacob Neuderfer of Alma died
Thursday morning last at their resi-
dence on Woodwork Avenue, of in
fiamation Of the lungs, at the age of
fifty-fou She had severe attack, but
was recovering, then took a cold, which
resulted fatally. Funeral will probably
be this Friday afternoon.
Rev. j. w. McAllister preached a
rousing sermon on Sunday School wolk
III the M. +. church Sunday morning.
At the evening service Lumon Gee
gave very interesting and comprehen-
sive report of the late State Convention
held in Kalamazoo. Sunday School
Missionary Cowden of Ithaca, who was
in attendance responded to an invitation
to speak, and presented many good
points on the subject.
Bazaar of the Season is the form
chosen by the ladies of st. Johns church
for their annual sale to be held at the
Opera House on Tuesday next, Dec.
10th. The decorations they hope will
fully equal those of any of the former
occasions, and the bargains TO be found