Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-11
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Buy your holiday goods at Noah
Ark.
DIR. Bruslke was in Detroit on business,
Saturday.
One-half off on all linens and walking
hats at Mrs. Lathrops.
ID. II. Moore of Greenville was in
Alma on business Friday.
Theo. Marsh of Lansing was in Alma
Tuesday evening visiting friends.
Bert Woodward attended the tax
sales at Ithaca the first Of the week.
The RECORD gives all the news $l.0O
pays for 1t until 1898, fifteen months. Il
Mrs. E. S. Pettyjohn left Wednesday
morning for short visit with friends
IL Chicago.
On the inner pages of this paper will
be found the presidents message TO
congress, in full
The annual nomination of officers for
the Presbyterian Sunday School &C.
Cured last evening
Miss Mercy Sweet of st. Louis is the
guest Of Mrs. J. Z. LeMessurier of this
place Tor few days.
See those picture frames, necktie cases
cases and all specialties III
linens at Miss Smiths.
President Bruske occupied the pulpit
of the First Presbyterian church III
Lansing on Sunday last.
Bruce Smith and wife of Saginaw
were the guests of his sister, Mrs. S.
w. Tinker over Sunday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wheeler
of this place on Friday evening last, a
six pound girl. All doing we'll
Rev. JAS. Dallas breaches in the Ely
school house next Sunday afternoon at
three O'Clock. All are invited to be
present.
y free sample copy will be sent to
any address by writing The Michigan
Farmer, Detroit, Mich, or calling at
our office.
Mrs. W. S. Wright is visiting friends
in Saginaw this week Her place in
the Sanitarium Office is being supplied
by Miss Bushnell.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Chadwick and
little daughter returned from Chippewa
Lake Saturday evening, after two
weeks visit with friends
a change has been made in the man
agement of the Wright House Laundry
Sidney Clum becomes foreman
in place of j. L. LeMessurier
Rev. II. w. Clough of Kalamazoo
began his pastorate of the Baptist church
of this place Sunday. His sermons
We're both enjoyed by the large audi
ences present.
A. w. Brock left Friday morning on
an extended business trip to Bloomfield
and other Canadian points. On account
Of sickness Mrs. Brock did not accom-
pany him as was expected.
Rev. George w. Bates left Saturday
for Romeo, Mich, where he will con-
duct evangelistic meetings i'll the Bap-
fist church. He has just closed series
of meetings at The Kimball Lake and
Bridgeton BAPTIST churches.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S Turck and Mrs.
Mary Ely left Tor Dunedin, Florida,
Tuesday morning, where they will
spend the winter. They will be joined
at Canton, Ohio, by Mrs Coates, Mrs
Turck' sister, who will also accompany
them
DR.. james H. Potts, editor of the
Michigan Christian Advocate, will
lecture at the NJ +. church under the
auspices of the Epworth League Lecture
Course on Wednesday evening, Dec
10th, subject Moral Architecture; or
what are we fitted for?"
For the benefit Of those who are not
buying their bread and wish to, and
also to protect NY customers against OPP
position, / will sell until Jan LIST, bread
at four cents per loaf, or seven loaves
for twenty-five cents. Buns, rolls, etc.
at eight cents per dozen. Yours for
business. $. l.. BENNETT.
Chas. Rowley of the Grand Rapids
Renovating Company, who has been
stopping in this village for the past four
months, has closed his business here and
removed to ut. Pleasant During his
short stay here Mr. Rowley has reno
waited over 800 mattresses and ticks, and
we have yet to find "A person who has
any word of complaint to offer.
In the Evening News of Benton
Harbor we note very complimentary
notice of the work done by the Misses
Forton, formerly of this place in drill
ing large class of children for the
Christmas Cantata. The young ladies