Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-25
A s.. 90 lamp for 81 10 at Noah's Ark.

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Large variety of perfume atomizers
at Mahan's.
Fresh bakery goods at the store Of ID.
W. Adams
Have you seen our line of dolls at
Nosh's Ark.
Bart Miller did business Monday in
Grand Rapids.
Choice kettle rendered family lard at
Alyerson q Bangharts.
The cheapest place to buy robes and
blankets is al Gillman's.
Mrs. Ii. ID. Tisdel of Stanton visited
friends III Alma Tuesday.
j. IL. Lancashire did business in
Detroit the last of the week.
Q. Z. Haukins Of Elsie was in Alma
the last ri the week buying hay
Mrs. r II. Glading of Muir visited
her son, John Glading, TUESDAY.
Remember that Nichols, the .eweler,
has ali the latest novelties in silver. =
Mrs. w 4. Bahlke and Miss Carpen-
ter VISITED Saginaw friends Tuesday.
Prof. y. w. Beckner visited an old
chum in Rockford, Illinois, this week.
j. n. Ford left fer Niles tuesday
evening to visit friends for few days.
Mrs. j T. Ewing was the guest of
Miss Kate Booth III Detroit over sunday.
All the latest specialties in fur collars,
mulls aud children's sets at Miss
Smiths.
Gordus Smith, j. f. Schwartz and
John Rowell were in Ithaca on business
Monday.
Bring your crooks TO Alverson ~
Banghart's and have them filled with
our fine lard
Faughner * Butterfield are putting
i'll saw mill III connection with their
excelsior mills
Mrs. w. w Wilson of Charlotte
spends Christmas with her daughter,
Mrs. j. F. Suydam
Lumon Gee delivered an address be.
fore large Sunday School Convention
in Emerson last Friday.
Miss McCallum left last Thursday
morning for Port Huron where she will
visit friends few weeks
Miss Eda Blanchard left Thursday for
Schoolcraft to spend the holidays with
her brother Rev. @. E Blanchard, OF
that city.
Everything in the line Of clothing,
hats, caps and gents furnishing goods
may be purchased for less than cost at
the Bankrupt Store.
T. f. Timby has an appoin tment of
clerkship in the auditor general ; Office
at Lansing, and is ordered to report for
duty at eight o'clock January Isl.
Rev Herrick Johnson. D. D , Of Chi
cage, who is stopping at the Sanitarium
during the holidays, will dine with Rev.
and Mrs. w. +. Jones on Christmas day.
On Christmas eve the children of the
Episcopal Sunday School will be treated
to big Childrens Festival, where all
the goodies Of the season will be melted
out to them.
Henry Ward has returned from
Lisbon, Dakota, where he has been for
the past year. He will remain In Alma
during the winter and return to Lisbon
early in the spring.
Mrs John Hall takes exceptions to
the article published last week regard
ing her fall and wishes il stated that she
stepped i'll hole in defective sidewalk
and dislocated her ankle.
About twenty-five little ones assem-
bled at the home of little Una Megaw
last Saturday TO celebrate her eighth
birthday. A rousing good time was
had by the youngsters, and Miss Una
was the recipient Of numerous presents.
Mr. John Hall Of Alma is handling the
w. H. Bard q GO. gasoline, self heating
2 iron dish washer, bread kneader, ice
l cream freezer, hook, spoon and comb.
. IttllOl NAlDpClS III NJldNlOl anu ASdbGLAtl
1 counties. He will soon call on all and
take orders. 92S-tf
S At the regular meeting of the Alma
5 Lodge No. PA, f. and A. NJ. the fol.
: lowing officers were elected: w. NJ.
= VIM. Kelly S. w, H. b. Jefferson; j
w, j. Z. LeMessurier; Treas, q. 5
] Ward; Sec'y, VI. Pollaskv; ). D., b. S
@ Webb j. D., 5. A. Tubbs Tyler, j. +
@ Gill.
J. Now the row is on Nardercool
i over the signature of Silver" roast'
Sheriff. elect Mccullough, accusing him
. of throwing dirt at ST. Louis, and in
very genteel manner calls him hog, al
:, because he appoints A. j. Hall of this
place, simon-pure democrat Of the Nc
= Cullough stripe, for under-sheriff. Die