Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-11-20
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Fine stationery at Webb's.

Fink's.
Seth Tubbs returned from Buffalo
Tuesday evening.
S. Hayden of Bedding was i'll Alma on
business Tuesday.
John ID. Spinney was in Mt. Pleasant
on legal business Monday.
Mrs. Lathrop and son, Clyde, visited
friends in Riverdale over Sunday.
Mrs. A. +. Bruske and daughter.
Esther, visited friends in Sa yinaw Satur-
day.
Mrs. j. T. Ewing and little son called
on friends in ST. Louis the first of the
week
W. S. Turck left Monday on an ex-
tended trip to Saginaw, Bay City and
Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W Wright returned
Wednesday evening from weeks trip
in the east.
Mesdames Blanchard and Stevens
spent the day in Ithaca visiting friends
Wednesday.
Geo. Randolph and wife of Maple
Rapids visited L. p Gilman and family
over Sunday.
Regular meeting Of the Alma Chapter
No 1913 r. a. NJ. next Monday evening.
All be present.
Dir. Bruske spoke III behalf of the
college in the first Presbyterian church
of Lapeer Sunday.
Will Ziesse returned Tuesday morn
ing from a two weeks visit with friends
in Detroit and Ionia.
S. W. Tinker and Lloyd Ellison are
enjoying a three days hunt III the
swamps south Of Ithaca.
Ed. Weston left Monday morning on
business trip to Grand Rapids, Eaton
Rapids and Traverse City.
Prof Horst of Saginaw was in Alma
Friday last and organized Il large class
to take lessons on the violin.
Andy Hall has been having some
grading done which greatly improves
the looks of his lots on State street.
Robert Johnson and wife of Grand
Ledge are the guests of his brother,
William johnson, and wife this week.
w. T. Alexander of Toledo, Ohio, an
old friend of VIM. Mckinley, was in
Alma on business the first of the week.
Mrs. Halstead of Concord, Depart
ment Commander Of the w. r. c.,
visited MIS-. w. S. Turck the last of the
week.
a free sample copy will be sent to
any address by writing The Michigan
Farmer, Detroit, Mich, or calling at
our office
A parade will be given on the streets
TT ursday afternoon at three O'Clock
headed by the Alma Band and Fire
Department.
Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Ford returned
Wednesday evening from Niles, where
Mrs. Ford has been visiting friends for
the past three weeks.
The Euterpe Club will hold its next
regular meeting at the home of the
Misses Bushnell next Wed 1esday even
ing. All members urged to come.
The Alma Roller Mills will pay the
highest market price for baled hay
delivered at their mills. Bring your
hay, they can take care of any amount.
Geo. Fink sent down beautiful deer
| from the north where his party are
hunting. 1t is one of the largest we
ever saw ard will make a splendid speci-
men.
About fifteen friends of Miss Nellie
scarborough came in upon her very I'M
expectedly last Friday evening and gave
her a pleasant surprise. All present
have reported a very pleasant time.
David j. Best, residing two and one
half miles southwest of Alma, brought
load of turkeys numbering seventy
five to Alma Tuesday and received
$50. 20 for same. Who can beat it?
George Mcintyre OF the Alma Train
ing School for Nurses, class Of 90, left
Tuesday for Bryant where he will visit
his parents few days and then goes to
Saginaw where he has position in the
Lavine Turkish Bath Rooms.
Business men wishing TO take advan-
tage of holiday advertising, remember
the RECORD is sending out quantity of
extra copies, making it one of the larg.
est circulation in the county Now is a
good time to commence booming bust
ness.
! The Mastadon Minstrels of Ithaca will
appear at opera house, Alma, one
night only, Nov. Goth, under the au-
spices of the Alma Fire Department.
Reports from Ithaca say that their ap-
pearance there was one Of the finest
minstrel shows ever given in that city.