Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-10-23
Toilet articles at Mahan's.

of Dingman's.
Dennis Fitzgerald visited friends in
Merrill Saturday.
Mrs J. 5. Caple visited Detroit friends
the first of the week.
j. S. Caple is visiting friends i'll Elba,
New York, this week.
Subscriptions for the Century maya
zine taken at this office.
Latest designs in linen patterns and
wash silks at Miss Smiths.
NJ. Pollasky was in Mt Pleasant on
business the first of the week.
Closing out all our underwear and
furnishing goods at "A to p off
j. l.. MILLER
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pays for it until 1898, fifteen months
Robert Culver of Midland visited his
brother, Walter, at this place over Sun
day.
Misses Hood and Jones and Mrs. Jefts
visited Saginaw friends the last of the
week.
o. E. Davis of Grand Rapids was III
Alma this week tuning the college
pianos.
Nathan Church returned Saturday
evening from visit with friends III
Tecumseh.
Are you clean: At any rate take Il
bath at the Wright House barber shop
bath rooms.
Robert Mckee and W. E. Covert
were the guests of Will Long at Ithaca
over Sunday.
John Knoertzer, bell boy at tie
Wright House, spent Sunday with his
parents III Brant.
A second hand coal stove for sale
cheap, or will exchange for wood stove
Inquire at this flee.
MIR. \. j. Won Page sang at a musical
in the Presbyterian church of Brecken-
ridge Saturday evening.
Mrs. Chas. Hood of Marlette, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. G. Stoutenburgh,
of this place for few days
Col. Bradshaw, the silver tongued
orator of Kentucky, was a guest at the
Wright House Tuesday evening.
James O'Donnen will address the re-
publicans at Ithaca, Wednesday, Oct
2Sth. Every one should hear him.
Mrs. Minnie McCarty and Mr. Nate
Boyer We're called TO Ionia Monday even
ing by the death of their cousin at that
place.
Wilbur and Theodore Nelson wheeled
TO Saginaw Saturday, and beheld the
countenance of the champion of lost
cause.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Vhet left for
Detroit Monday evening, after a three
weeks visit with friends in Alma and
vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Robe of Chicago,
are guests at THE Alma Mr.. Robbie
is president of the Robe Bicycle Manu-
factur ng Co.
w. A. Bahlze, postmaster of this
village, was i'll Lansing Friday, attend
ing the meeting Of the Silver State Cen
trail committee.
Suit was commenced Thursday
AGAINST Dewitt NOught, candidate for
Representative, by David Peters attor
ney for $50 co house rent, contracted III
1892
A regular convocation of Alma Chap
ter No.123 h A NJ will be held at their
hall on Monday evening, Oct. 26. Work
r.. a. degree All members are invited
TO attend.
Every citizen, who enjoys good
speech should hear G.. Z. Townsend Of
Jackson, at st. Louis, Tuesday, Oct. p.
He is one Of the best, and makes fair
and honest republican speech.
Jas. Curzon, his wife and daughter,
left last Tuesday evening, for Hough-
ton, Mich. they go TO the nome OF
their son Rev. j. +. Curzon, with whom
they will probably remain during the
winter
While driving in the west part of
town Friday afternoon, Mr.. ID. II.
Micham's horse became frightened and
ran away. Mr. Micham received some
severe bruises, but will soon be able to
get around again.
The stories in McClure's for Novem-
Der will comprise, in addition to the
first installment of the Kipling serial,
two dialogues by Anthony Hope; true
story of railroading in the Rocky mount
aims in winter, by Cy Warman; a ro-
mantle story of diamond robbery and
Thanksgiving love story.
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