Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-04
DRUGGIST.
HOME AND VICINITY.

Smoke "'rhe Alma"
Doll babies at Noak's Ark
Fine stationery at Mahan's
Take your prescriptions to Webb's. 4
Get your skates sharpened at Wes-
tons.
b. S. Webb is ON the sick list this
week.
L. ~ Sharp was III Ionia on business
Friday.
Dr. Bruslle was in Saginaw on bust
ness Friday.
Save time and money by trading at
Noah's Ark
Prosecuting Attorney Leet was in
town Tuesday.
II. j. Nermuelen returned to Toledo
Tuesday morning.
j. l.. Potts of Ithaca was in Alma on
legal business Tuesday.
subscriptions for the Century maya
zine taken at this office.
w. d. Strong of Riverdale was in
Alma on business Monday.
Glen Gray and family spent Thanks
giving with friends in Ithaca.
j. d. Spinney left Monday on a bust
ness trip TO Lansing and Detroit
Rev. w. +. Jones is smiling over the
arrival Of bouncing young maiden.
Mrs. II. J. Vemeulen of Toledo
visited St. Louis friends Wednesday,
Geo. w. Bates returned yesterday
from business trip to Kimball Lake
The Alma Firemen Melted S3l 90 as
their share of the Minstrel show re-
ceipts.
Congressman William Alden Smith
of Grand Rapids was III Alma on bust
ness Monday
Mrs. Geo Myers returned Wednesday
morning from visit with friends in
Grand Rapids
A wreck on the Ann Arbor road near
Elsie delayed the noon train yesterday
about one hour
The K O. T. Ms. were treated to a
genuine surprise by the Lady Macca-
bees Wednesday evening.
Rev. w. c. Burns and little daughter,
Mildred of Stanton We're in Alma visit
ing friends the last of the week
w. e. Smith, state agent for the
Detroit News and Tribune, was in Alma
doing business the first of the week
Ladies Literary Club will meet with
Mrs. Jefts at the Wright House next
Monday afternoon at the usual hour.
Ephraim Osborn left Tuesday morn.
ing for Los Angeles, California, where
he expects to spend the winter with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. futile Of Chelsea re-
turned home Monday after visit Of one
week with c. NJ Delavan and family of
this place.
The case of White vs.. Latimer for
wages to the amount of $50, claimed to
be due the formers son, has been ami
cably settled.
The patronage Of customers new and
old is solicited for the Bazaar given by
the ladies of St. Johns church on Tues
day the 10th of this month.
The work of dehorning the three
hundred steers on the Wright farms
was completed last week. This is done
for the safety of the cattle and also the
men who care for them.
We desire to call the attention of our
readers to our announcement, i'll another
column, of an arrangement by which
we offer The Michigan Farmer and
ALMA RECORD, both until January 1,
1898, fer only $l.50
The ladies CT the Aid society of the
Presbyterian church have organized
themselves into "a sewing circle. They
have already large number Of orders
for sewing on hand and are anxious for
more. The first meeting will be held
next Tuesday afternoon at two O'Clock
with Mrs c. A. Davis.
The opera house is engaged for Tues.
day, Dec. 18th, for Bazaar of the Sea-
sons" held by the ladies of st. Johns
church. This is the tenth annual en-
tertainment giving by the Guild at this
season, the features of which are well
known to their numerous customers of
former years. Christmas Gifts for all
ages may be procured, as on former
occasions, AT the sale which occupies the
entire day and evening Supper served