Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-11-06
Wall paper at Webb's.

ness Monday.
M. l.. Osterhout was in Ionia on bust
ness Monday morning.
O.E. Davis of Grand Rapids was in
town Wednesday morning.
John Mayes Of Lansing visited Alma
friends the last Of the week.
w. G. Pierce Of Bay City was in
Alma on business Saturday.
d. d. Whitesell left Tuesday on
business trip to Toledo, Ohio.
Miss Helen Baker has returned from
a visit with friends in Petoskey.
The RECORD gives all the news SIC
pays for it until 1898, fifteen months.
J. d. Spinney was at the county
seat on legal business Thursday after
noon.
X. p. Brooks is again able to be
around after a severe attack of heart
trouble.
"Bess" at the opera house tonight.
See Baby George in his song and dance
specialties.
I.B. Wolfe shot beautiful wild goose
Thursday afternoon. 1t weighed over
nine pounds.
d. E., w. E. and Ray Rodgers left
Tuesday morning for Saranac, their
future home.
Will Young and Howe Williams re-
turned Wednesday evening from
Athens, Illinois.
Bert Woodward received an order for
seven tables yesterday as result Of
McKinley's election.
Theo. Marsh of Lansing was here the
first of the week visiting friends and
voting for Mckinley.
party Of eight of Alma's sporting
men will leave Monday for the northern
woods in quest Of deer
Dell Perry was called to Lapeer We'd
nesday evening by the sudden death of
his mother at that place.
l.. A. Sharp is spending two weeks
vacation in the vicinity Of Cedar Lake
in company with his gun and dog
Mrs Chas. Hood returned home to
Marlette the last Of the week after an
extended visit with friends at this place.
WANTED A boy from to IL years
Of age, who wants good home, to
lead me on the street. Call on E
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Rev. and Mrs. George W. Bates OF
Schoolcraft are guests of Mrs. Bates
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Vhet fol-
few days.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres.
byterian church added over $50 90 to
their treasury as result of the election
day dinner.
A. j. Won Page will preach in the
!, Congregational church of Breckenridge
Sunday morning, and in the Emerson
Presbyterian church in the evening,
The G. E. society of the Presbyterian
church will hold an indoor basket pic
mic at the home of Mrs. J. s. Caple
Friday evening. All are invited to at
tend.
/. See the great moral drama "TeI
6 Nights in Bar-room" tomorrow night
Send the children to see Baby George
Children 10 cents, adults 10 and q
c cents.
j. The college students attended the ad
. dress Monday evening and displayed ;
huge banner bearing the words
s Twenty of us have gone home to vot
}. for Mckinley"
g l.. A. Ely, representing E, Taylo
t e. Co. of Cleveland, Ohio, manufact
urers Of rubber stamps, has located il
d Alma and any one wishing such worl
d will do we'll to call on him. His line
l. very complete.
It We desire to call the attention of on
readers to our announcement, in anothe
n column, of an arrangement by whic
is we offer The Michigan Farmer an
It ALMA RECORD, both until January /
10 1898, for only $3.50.
The Alma Band gave an exceller
>. concert in the opera house on the ever
le ing of the election, The gross receipt
|, were $685. II there is one thing fc
d which Alma people may very justl
feel proud, it is that they have one {
.r she best bands for place of its size i
IN the state.
ct The Republicans of Alma and vicir
re ity will have genuine old fashione
blowout in this village tonight. Fir
a works, music and general excitemer
S. will be in order. St. Louis will hol
as one ON Saturday evening and Ithaca O
III Monday evening. A large Alma del
cation will attend each.
Of Medler q Rogers have one of I'll
S. prettiest displayed windows we hay
n. seen for some time. One-haf is devote
I'm to gold decorations, a boy wearing