Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-09-04
Choice perfumes at Mahan's.


Major Lemen is visiting Fenton
friends this week
james Crawford of Ithaca was in
Alma Monday night.
f. NJ. Taylor and wife Of Shepherd
were in Alma Monday.
Remember the republican caucus at
Firemen's Hall this p. IN.
For SALE-A fine fve-octave organ,
cheap Apply to Fred Kernen
Alton Clum is back at his old employ
ment in the grocery of Mr.. Kelly.
Mrs. Earl 1orrey and baby are visiting
Mr. Torey's people near Elm Hall.
Miss Elizabeth Jones spent Wednes-
day at Ithaca with Miss Beulah Thomp-
son.
DR.. Piingle will occupy the Scott
building lately occupied by Earl c.
Torrey.
Sixteen tickets were sold at the Ann
Arbor station Sunday, for the Toledo
excursion.
Earl G. Torrey has moved his law
office to the Schwartz building with
Bart Miller.
w. A. Bahlke attended the Free
Silver Congressional Convention at
Reed City this week.
Peter Voorhees, returned home Satur-
day night, from weeks visit with
Jackson county friends.
The RECORD is pleased to acknowl-
edge beautiful boquet left at the office
through the courtesy of l.. Kehn.
G. A. Gates, manager of the Saginaw
Valley Dist, of the Bell Telephone Co.,
was in Alma Tuesday, on business.
A. p. Godwell of White Lake, Oak
land county, spent Sunday with his
brother-in law, l.. A. Fisher.
w H. Marvin of Utica, representative
of the Newspaper Union, was in town
Friday, making us pleasant call.
Glenn Barnes and Bert Gray are the
new bell boys at the Sanitarium, in the
place of Will Sigsby and Jean belong.
We are in receipt of a neat advertis-
ing book from Harry Hawkins, adver-
Using manager of the Stearns Bicycle
Co.
Mrs l.. A. Sharp and children are ex-
pected home the latter part of the week,
from a delightful summers outing in
the east.
T. A. Ely, who has been attending
the International Conference Of Labor
Inspectors at Toronto, will return the
last of this week.
Alonzo Hood, the school census taker,
is making life miserable now days for
parents, who have children between the
ages of and 20 years
Miss Gertrude Whiting, who has been
spending several weeks with her friend,
Miss Cora Bennett, at Grand Rapids, is
expected back Saturday.
Richard Sidebc than and Louis Brooke,
class of '9G. Alma College will attend
Mccormick Theo Seminary and Prince.
ton Theo. Seminary respectively.
In a work out last week, Kendall
Brooks rode mile on the race track on
his bicycle i'll 2:25. The track record
in a pacing race is held by Paul N. in
2:24le.
NJ. b. Faughner, formely of this place,
is i'll Alma, just arriving from Eng
land He is now engaged with the
largest cork works in the world, travel.
ing in the United States and Canada.
Miss Ella Jones of Saginaw, who has
been the guest of Miss Eda Blanchard
for the past week, returned home Tues
day. Miss Jones assisted the Presby-
tartan church choir Sunday, and rem.
dered very sweetly, "The Holy City"
j. c. Bright, our popular cigar manu-
facturer, has just placed IA new brand OF
cigars on the market known as 1.-THE
Alma" The label is fine cut of the
Sanitarium. The quality is first-clas'
and unequaled by any other on the
market, for a ten cent goods.
Sept. LIST, when the duck season
opened, several of the younger bloods OF
the Alma Gun Club, and kindred spirits
began to wage an active war on the
wild birds. Among the hunters wer,
Seth Tubbs, Lloyd Ellison, Chas. Caple
Steven Bennett, Kendall Brooks, Harry
Miller and Geo. Allen
The third annual encampment of the
Soldiers and Sailors of the Northeastern
Association will be held at Shepherd
September 10, rs, II and Is, 1896. Shep
herd is making arrangements to take
care of all who come, and grand gooC
time is guaranteed to all. Good speak
ing and good music will be features o.
the occasion.