Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-10-16
Wall paper at Webb's.


Wednesday.
Frank Convis of Ithaca was here on
business Tuesday.
Frank Wheeler visited his parents in
Wheeler Thursday.
Mrs. l.. b. Kehn will visit Saginaw
friends over Sunday.
A. j. Hall has returned from visit
with friends in Detroit,
Subscribe for the RECORD until 1898,
fifteen months, for $l.00.
w. n. Bahlke and wife visited Ithaca
friends Friday afternoon.
Melvin Medler of Sumner visited
Alma friends over Sunday.
For SALE-A fine five-octave organ,
cheap. Apply to Fred Kernen.
Ralph Ely spoke on the issues of the
day in Shepherd, Friday evening.
Everything you wish can be bought
Saturday, Oct. II, at w. h. 9. hall. y
Mrs G. Stoughtenburg is very i'll at
this writing. On. Bagley is caring for
her
Mr.. Thos. Smith is suffering from a
severe attack of cellulitis III his left
hand.
II. +. Kelley of Ionia is the new
freight agent for the d., l.. 81 n. at
this place.
An especially good school of instruc-
ton was held by the Masons in Ithaca
last Saturday
Mrs. j. G. Bright has returned from II
visit with friends in Glare, Mt Pleasant
and Shepherd.
Mr. Deal Houser of Edgerton, Williams
county, Ohio is visiting a. Seayer and
family this week.
j. T. Peters and wife returned Tues
day from visit with friends in Findlay
and Macomb, Ohio.
Medler q Rogers are advertising an
extensive line OF capes and jackets. See
adv. on another page
Mrs. Horace Taylor is very sick with
typhoid fever at this writing. DR.. Suy-
dam is attending her.
Geo. w. Munson of Grand Rapids,
ticket broker at the Morton House, was
i'll Alma over Sunday.
Geo. w. Burt of West Bay City, Il
former Alma boy, is candidate for vice
consul Of the l.. a. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hall of Ingham
county, were the guests Of Geo. Kirby
and family over Sunday
NJ. J. Follett, editor of the Glare
County Cleaver of Harrison, Mich,
was a pleasant caller at this office Nor
day.
Miss Sophia Willard left Wednesday
morning for Toledo for a few weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. IL. j. Yer
meulen.
TO all subscribers who pay up to date
and 81 90 in advance, the RECORD will
be sent until January /, 1898, fifteen
months
j. r. Mclaughlin, state senator from
Detroit, was III Alma Tuesday night
and addressed a republican meeting Mt
Cedar Corners.
Misses Peters and Desmond and Mrs.
r. G. Ely rode to Shepherd on their
wheels Saturday, and attended the Re
publican speech.
Remember the Ladies' Aid Society of
the NJ. +. church will hold a sale at the
q. \. r. hall, Saturday, Oct. II. Music
free. Come and buy.
Miss Rosa Messenger has organized a
large music class in Ithaca. We pre-
dict great success for her, as she is an
especially fine artist IN that line.
a large number of Ithaca people at
tended the football game Saturday
among them, Rev. h. I. Lind and +
M. Scott. All expressed themselves
well pleased with the result.
The board Of supervisors on Wednes-
day paid T. A. Ely Of this place a very
handsome compliment, re-appointing him
member of the county poor commission
ers. The vote stood 20 for and one
blank
The Woman's Club will meet on Mon
day next with Mrs L. S. Stevens. Sub
jects for study are found in 1.-THE His
tory of Painting" pages 1876 to l2S, the
"Eclecties' and the "Naturalists.
Paper Ceasoaggio.
Patrick Henry Kelly of Mt Pleasant
delivered very interesting and highly
instructive address before the Mckinley
and Hobart Club of this place Tuesday
evening. His arguments were cleal
and convincing, carrying conviction al
every step
Lake View is surely a republican
town, for there are twenty-three Nc
Kinley and Hobart steamers atioat il
that place and only one Bryan. A