Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-10-02
Wall paper at Webb's.

III nay uiOA was III Aih AiboI Owe
Sunday.
Prosecutor Leet was IN Alma on bust
ness Monday.
Geo. Hutchinson made business triI
TO Merrill Monday.
Clarence Hoyt visited his mother Over
Sunday, at Owosso,
Mrs. J. G. Bright visited her parent,
i'll Saginaw over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Reed drove through
to Ionia, Saturday morning.
Earl Clark is able to be in his shor
againiafter ten days illness.
For SALE-A fine fve-octave organ,
cheap. Apply to Fred Kernen.
Subscriptions for the Century Maya
zine will be received at this office.
Mrs. Lewis of Saginaw was the guest
of Miss Bushnell Monday evening,
Editor w. 5. Brown Of Shepherd was
caller at the RECORD office Saturday.
James Mitchell of Breckenridge re-
turns to Columbia University Friday.
Mrs. S. Messenger is slowly improv-
ing from very sever attack of rheuma-
tism.
Special meeting of the +. and a. NJ.
lodge, Saturday evening. Work in +.
G. degree.
James Allen yesterday opened a first
class barber shop in the Wright House,
Give him "A call.
Misses Tevan and Sarah Mcnamara
visited friends in Breckenridge and
Merrill, Saturday.
r. II. Sidebotham, class of '96, Alma
College, has entered Princeton seminary
for the study of theology.
Mr.. and Mrs Keith of Frankfort were
the guests of Mrs. Andrew Shaw of this
place, the first of the week.
Every one who desires to hear a good
program Friday evening, October 2nd,
COlllt W llt NltlDOQlSl ClluINll.
In setting up F. f. Pollasky's adver-
tisment last week, the printer omitted a
very important item. Look for it this
week.
Jacob KlasSe has been elected as Su-
perintendent of the Sunday school, held
in the Day school house two miles north
of town.
Will Taylor, formerly of this place,
writes that IA young lady has made her
appearance at their home. Uncle
George is jubilant
Mrs c. j. Sterling of Chicago re
turned to her home Saturday, after an
extended visit with II. a. Delavan and
family of this place.
Mrs Fred Ray and daughter Willlie
of Saginaw, and Mrs. a. f. Wright of
st. Louis, were the guests of Mrs. Lee
Messurier Thursday.
DR.. Brusle was called to Lansing
Tuesday morning, 70 attend the meet
ing of ''The State Board If Home Mis-
sions," of the Presbyterian church.
JAS Morrison, one of Annals promi-
nent democrats, is taking political
canvass of the village, and meeting with
many surprises. Things are not as our
friends supposed.
The w. NJ. A. of the United Brethren
church, will hold its quarterly meeting
at the home of Mrs. II. G. Downs, We'd
nesday, October It'll, at two o'clock. p.
IN. All are invited.
The little town of DuShville, situated
eighteen miles northwest of this place,
was totally destroyed by fire Tuesday
evening. The loss is estimated ut S15,-
600, with scarcely any insurance.
a very interesting Sunday School
Convention was held Saturday in the
Beebe church. Lumon Gee of this place
delivered an address on, "The Model
Sunday School Glass without help"
Wyman Stanton has our thanks for
the finest mess Of onions, rutabagas and
beets we have seen this year He is
raising onions quite extensively, and
exects to harvest upwards of 400 bushel
Hon j. Wight Glddings, ex-Lieu-
tenant Governor of Michigan, and one
of her foremost orators will speak upon
the issues of the day, in the opera house
next Tuesday evening, oct 9Th. Music
will be furnish by the College Glee
Club.
a sad accident occurred on the farm
of Geo. Nestle living situated of Alma.
Mr.. Nestle, while out hunting, handed
gun to his boy, while he carried some
other equipments, when the weapon
discharged. cutting the first finger from
the left hand of the boy.
On the event of DIR. Slaymaker's de-
parture for Chicago, the nurses and
help assembled in office \ of the SAM
tarium, and presented the Doctor with
fine morocco purse, containing two