Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-11-20
HOME AND VICINITY.

Smoke 1.-The Alma"
Wall paper at Mahan's
Remember the MINISTRIES.
Take your prescriptions to Webbs. y
Miss May Taylor is back from Toledo,
Chas. Lane went to Glare Tuesday to
visit his sons.
Mrs. N. Church was in Saginaw Sat
urday on business.
]. T. Mathews of Ithaca was in Alma
on business Tuesday.
Subscriptions for the Century maya
zine taken at this office.
Mrs. w. A. Bahlke was in Saginaw
visiting friends Saturday.
Bert Pulfrey of st. Johns visited Alma
friends the first of the week
Roy Watson of Breckenridge visited
friends in this village Saturday.
n. NJ Lacey of Saginaw was in Alma
on business the last of the week.
Lysle Francisco of Belding visited
friends in Alma Saturday morning.
Miss Alice Iseman of Ithaca was the
guest OF Miss Griffin Monday evening.
a change of time of only few minutes
took place on the d. l.. & n. last Sunday
Mrs NJ. c. Bright returned Monday
from visit with friends in Mt. Pleas
ant.
Charles Rush of Grand Ledge is the
new freight clerk at the ID. l.. e. n.
depot
Lumon Gee left Tuesday for Kalama-
700 to attend the State Sunday School
Convention.
Rev. J. w. McAllister has been NOV
ing into the Micham house on Park
street this week.
Geo. Willard returned from Toledo
Monday evening and reports his daugh-
ter a little better
Don't miss hearing those violin selec-
tions by Prof. Horst at the opera hou se
Thursday evening.
Miss Rosa Messenger took part in a
grand musical recital i'll Bay City on
Wednesday evening.
Joe Gage, Gratiot's most popular
colored singer, will be one of the spe-
cialties at the minstrel show.
Geo. Parker left for Lansing Saturday
morning to accept a position as waiter
in the Hotel Downey Of that city.
Alva Caple returned TO Toledo Tues
day morning, where he is studying law
in the Office of Southland 81 Southland
The Alma high school boys will play
the Mt. Pleasant eleven tomorrow on
the college campus. Line up in another
column.
The United States Supreme Court
adjourned Monday, after rendering a
number of important decisions, until
November 30th.
Mrs. j. w McAllister is reported as
very much better at this writing and
expects to be around among her friends
again in short time.
The Misses Hopkins of Blanchard,
who have been visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Mary Allen and family for the past few
days, returned home Saturday.
Eight young people from this place
drove down to Breckenridge Friday
evening and spent a very pleasa mt social
time at the home of Miss Mitchell.
We wonder if the Alma people who
bought cloth of the travelling salesman
some weeks ago have seen the tailor
shop move into town yet to make up
their suits.
Fourteen young people were invited
TO the home of r. G. Ely Monday even
ing in honor Of his friend, Alva Caple
The evening was spent in pleasant con-
versation and roasting marshmallows
We desire to call the attention of oul
readers to our announcement, i'll ano thel
column, of an arrangement by which
we offer The Michigan Farmer and
ALMA RECORD, both until January /
1898, for only $3.50.
Hamilton Pritchard, whose illness
was noted in these columns two weeks
since, is steadily recovering. Mr.
Pritchard is gentleman nearly eighty
years old One of his neighbors, who
has known him for forty years, re-
marked in conversation the other day
that he was a man of whom he knew no
harm and was rejoiced to think that the
old gentleman is in a fair way to re-
lcovery.