Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-11-27
DRUGGIST,
HOME AND VICINITY.

Smoke "rhe Alma"
Wall paper at Mahan's.
Take your prescriptions to Webb's.
VIM. Reed was in Ionia on business
today.
Parties desiring ice cream, leave your
order at Finks.
A. X McLouny Of Unionville is in
Alma buying hay.
G.. w. Owen of Stanton was in Alma
on business Monday.
Subscriptions for the Century maya
zine taken at this office
w. T. Knowlton of Saginaw was in
Alma OH business Friday.
w. +. Culver is spending his vacation
with his parents at Midland.
DR.. Bruske preached in the Presbyter-
ian church at Standish Sunday.
Sherwood Hall of Grand Rapids
visited Alma friends Monday night.
Ed Irwin of Bay City spent Thanks.
giving with his mother at this place.
Ben Il. Sloan of London, Canada
visited friends in Alma over Sunday.
Mrs. j. H. Lancashire spent Sunday
and part of the week with friends il
Saginaw.
T. ~ JobncoD of Ann rbor xuac tbe
guest of A. L. Fisher and family the first
of the week.
In an other column will be found the
sermon preached by Rev. w. f. Jone:
last Sunday.
d. d. Whitesell left for Traverse City
Saturday morning to look after bust
ness interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Chadwick and
baby spent their Thanksgiving al
Chippewa Lake.
The Farmers Club of Pine River vii
meet at Alexander Henry's the first
Friday in December.
| thanksgiving uay, VIC lOoDy VOi l"i
pastor dined on turkey, the gift of the
members of the session.
Mrs. E. E. Slocum and little daughter
of Lake View are the guests of Mrs
John Murphy this week.
The Alma Creamery Company las
week churned 100 pounds of butter
Pretty good churning this.
Chas Caple and S. l. Bennett re-
turned from Clarence Monday, eacE
carrying a nice string of part@idges.
j. N. Ford has just added beautiful
pair of black horses to his livery stables
The team was purchased at DOwagiac.
Little Sylvia Corbin of Bay City, who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Franci
Palmer, for the past three months. re
turned home Wednesday morning.
Messrs. Agnew, McVeen and Doyle o
Grand Rapids and Mr.. Malone of Ionia
all officials of the D. L. 81 n railroad
were in Alma Tuesday inspecting tn
ROAD at TINS place.
We desire to call the attention of on
readers TO our announcement, in anothe
column, of an arrangement by which
we offer The Michigan Farmer AM
ALMA RECORD, both until January
1898, for only S150
Mrs. Griffith, who does the washing
for the young ladies of the college
slipped and fell in front of Ladies' Hal
Monday morning, badly fracturing he
wrist. DIR. Bagley was called and re
duced the fracture, and she is recover
ing.
1t is only necessary to announce tina
we have commenced to make home mad
, candies again this winter, as everybod
knows the unexcelled quality of on
goods. We shall make full line of tn
following: Fresh taffy, molasses candy
butter scotch, peanut candy, cocoanu
candy, full cream carmels all flavors an
other things too numerous to mention
] respectfully solicit your valued pat
ronage. s. l.. BENNETT.
Charles Gobel was member of
hunting party, who have been chasin
deer along the boundary of the Saul
river for the past two weeks. Will
the rest of the party were out huntin
J the other morning, he had rename
behind to see to the camp duties. o
the return of the party they found hir
lying in a semi-conscious conditio
with his face and neck badly blacko
with powder. 1t is though that b
was picking a cartridge and it exploded
He was brought home Monday and sti
lies in very critical condition.