Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-10-09
Wall paper at Webb's.


Mrs. Fred Stone is very sick at this
writing.
AL. Davis of Toledo is home on Il ten
days vacation.
Mrs. SAVERS of ST. Louis visited Alma
friends Monday
ID. ID. Whitesell was in Owosso on
business Saturday.
A. w. Wright and wife We're in
Saginaw Wednesday.
Subscribe for the RECORD until 1898,
fifteen months, for Sl.00.
Mrs T. a. Moore of Vaudeville is the
guest of Mrs Bert Woodward.
Mrs. w. O. Watson of breckenridge
visited Alma friends Saturday.
For first-class shave or haircut, call
on Earl Clark, opposite post-oflice.
Smiths Minstrels of Saginaw stopped
over in Alma "Wednesday evening.
Geo. Pulfrey of St Johns visited
Alma friends the first of the week.
Everything you wish can be bought
Saturday, oct =, at w. Il. c. hall.
Smith IL Glass have just finished de
livering their train-load of hard coal
Geo. T. Thompson visited friends in
Grand Rapids Saturday and Sunday.
Nathan Church left Thursday morn
ing for visit with friends in Tecumseh
Miss Bowen of Ithaca was the guest
of Miss Minnie McCarty Friday even
ing.
Rev j. II. Fleming of Erie, Mich
visited Alma friends the first Of the
week.
Clyde b Newton of Bowling Green,
Ohio, visited an Alma friend Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs Geo. BlanchardiS visiting friends
and relatives in Paw Paw and School
craft this week.
Superintendent Mccall Of the Brock
enridge schools was the guest of w. i.
Knox Saturday
Miss Lancashire returned from an eX-
tended visit with friends in Detroit
Saturday evening
Rev. w f. Jones will give the report
on temperance at the Synod, to be held
next week in Detroit
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Convis of Ithaca
visited his sister, Mrs. l.. II. Hayt Of
this place over Sunday.
n. f. McChnton and wife have re-
turned from Cas- City, where they have
been visiting his father
Dr. BruSke, Rev w +. Jones and w.
.. Clark will attend the meetings of
Synod next week at Detroit.
G.. E. Lovejoy of MuSkegon, an old
friend of DR.. Baglev, was in town Tues
day, the guest Of the Doctor.
After this date our milkmcn will de
liver milk mornings only, at five cents
per quart, and this means cash
Hon. n. b Bradley of Bay City was
in Alma Tuesday, attending the meet
ing of the college executive board.
The Ladies Guild of the st. John,
church will meet on Thursday afternoon
next with Mrs Henry Brewbaker.
Byron Post, living four miles south of
town, is quite sick with typho-malarial
fever. DR.. Suydam is attending him.
To all subscribers who pay up to date
and : 90 in advance, the RECORD will
be sent until January l. 1898, fifteen
months.
Married, by Rev. j. w. McAlhster. at
the residence of Mr. L. b. Quick, Sun
day the 18th, Myron Gulick TO Miss
Emma Bailey.
Two new windows are being placed
in the smoking room at the Sanitarium.
This adds great deal of comfort and
pleasantness to the room.
Mrs A F. Bruske left Tuesday morn
ing for Grand Rapids, to attend the
meeting of the Synodical Missionary
society of which she is the president.
Mr.. and Mrs. Culver of Midland,
stopped here Saturday evening on their
way home from Grand Ledge, and
visited their son w. L. Culver over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fink received a tele-
gram yesterday, announcing that their
daughter, Mrs. Terberg, had arrived
safely in New York, on her way home
from Europe.
Isaac Vought of Elwell was kicked III
the stomach by horse early Saturday
morning receiving some very bad
gashes. At this writing perotonitus has
set in and he is in very critical condi-
ton
While in this village Saturday the
team of Richard Lang became fright
ened, running away and upsetting the
wagon. Mr.. Lang was thrown out and
had his arm and hip bone fractured
p,7ito bo11xv