Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-11-27
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Fine stationery at Webb's.

N Church is visiting friends in Detroit
and Tecumseh
Elegant hand made cres ms at Fink's
30 cents pound.
Miss Witherell visited friends in FL
we'll over Sunday.
Miss G. Z. Smith has a new line of
walking hats and sailors.
Miss Thompson visited friends III
Riverdale Tuesday evening.
Herbert and Ernest Ewing visited
friends in st. Louis Saturday.
Miss Wodhams spent thanksgiving
with her parents at South Bend.
Simon Fink returned from business
trip to Detroit Saturday evening.
Miss Della Counselor of lthi ca visited
Alma friends the first of the week.
The RECORD gives all the news $1.O0
pays for it until 1898, fifteen months.
Miss Lena Udell was the guest of
Glen Fisher of this place last Saturday.
j. +. Schwartz was in Ithaca Satur-
day in the interests of his, Imperial"
furnaces.
Miss Logan of Park Lake, Michigan,
is visiting few days with friends in
the village.
Louie Servois, who has been confined
to her house for the past, week is now
around again.
Mrs. w. @. Burns and little daughter,
Mildred, of Stanton were the guests of
Miss Burns over Sunday
Mrs VIM. Carr of Saginaw is spend
ing few days with her niece, Mrs. p.
T. Banghart, of this village.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Glass left Tuesday
morning for two weeks visit with
friends in Ypsilanti and Detroit.
A free sample copy will be sent to
any address by writing The Michigan
Farmer, Detroit, Mich, or calling at
our Office.
A good gold standard man actually
refused to take five dollar gold piece
at the Roller Mills office one day this
week, preferring silver certificate in
its stead
At the recent meeting of the State
Sunday School Association held in Kali
amazoo. Prof. j. w. Ewing OF this
place was chosen as member of the
State Executive Committee.
| Mrs. Geo. Willard and daughter
Sophia returned from Toledo Saturday
evening. Though Miss Sophia is very
i'll she stood the journey very well and
is resting some easier, though failing
very fast.
1t is rumored that the ST. Louis cut off
is sure thing The Ann Arbor Ry.
company it is said, have secured lease
of the D.. l.. e. n. stub track between
here and Ithaca and are now preparing
to put the iron bridge across the Pine.
That's right, it has only been a question
of time.
A double wedding occurred in Ithaca
Wednesday. The parties interested
were Jno Watson and Miss Lillian Jack.
son, both we'll and favorably known III
Ithaca, and Archie Mccall of that place
and Miss Emma Coolidge of Lansing
The RECORD joins in wishing all a
happy future,
The Bay City papers all spoke in
highest terms of praise Of the piano
selections rendered by Miss Rosa Mes
singer in the Presbyterian church of
that city last Thursday evening. The
second number of the three received an
encore AS musician Miss Messenger
has few equals in the vicinity.
"The Home Art is the title of q
beautifully illustrated ladies' magazine
devoted entirely TO embroidery. A
beautiful supplement is sent free tc
each subscriber every month, and is
well worth the price Of the magazine
ten cents. A very handsome Violet
panel picture frame is one of the sub
jects of the supplement this month
Those subscribing should remit direct
to the publishers, Chicago, Illinois.
An easy and pleasant way to make
money is to solicit subscriptions for The
Peterson Magazine. 1t is bright
, clean, well-written and beautifully il
Illustrated home monthly, and will be {
welcome visitor in any family TIL,
: Peterson Company offer liberia
commission to anyone caring to under
take the work, and those who try it viii
be sure to succeed in placing orders
Apply direct to The Peterson Company
l09 and III Fifth Avenue, New York.
Probably there is no other industry il
the village which carries on a larger
business and provides so large marke
; for the farmer as the Alma Roller Mills
During the present month the company