Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-10-02
Wall paper at Mahan's.


Sunday in town.
w. S. Turck made a business trip tC
Grand Rapids Monday.
Sidney Clum spent Sunday with hi
grandmother III Vestaburg.
A. w. Wright was in Saginaw Friday
looking after business interests.
Miss Title Helemkaut visited hel
mother at Bannister over Sunday.
Marcus Pollasky was called to Chi
cage on business Monday evening.
Mrs. l.. Haylet of Walen, Mich, is
visiting Bert Woodward and family.
For SALE.-A hundred-do Falcon
bicycle, cheap. Inquire at this Office. =
ID. ID. Whitesell returned from bust.
ness trip to Mancelona, Mich, Saturday
The RECORD force have been feasting
on apples this week, the gift of Mrs. |.
Wolf
Harry Porter, class of 49, preached in
the Christian church, at Forest Hill,
Sunday.
The graduating address delivered by
DR.. Pettyjohn Tuesday evening, will be
published next week.
Mrs. @. f. Fishbeck left Thursday for
Berlin, Ontario, for six weeks visit
with friends and relatives.
Miss Nellie Hill IS both pleasing and
instructive At the Methodist church,
Friday evening, October End.
Dr. Bruske delivered the address at
the opening Of Saginaw Valley Medi-
cal College" in Saginaw on Tuesday
evening.
Ladies wishing dressmaking at the
house, Will do well to call on Mrs.
Minnie McCarty, at Mrs. Whitsells
Terms 15c per day.
Q. b. Turner of the Pontiac Gazette,
was in Alma Monday, and made the
RECORD Office Il very pleasant call. Mrs.
Turner is guest at, THE Alma"
Miss Case is the possessor of a hand
some cane made from a cabbage stock
1t was secured while III Jersey the past
summer and is a very curious specimen
Prof. Beckner rendered in an especial
~ pleasing manner, at the st. Johns
church last Sunday evening, Hoe5e
Cuy'S, zone Sweetly Solemn Thought, "
(by Dudley Buck.
w. a. Bahlke, postmaster of this
place, gave a free silver speech at River
dale Monday afternoon, in place of
Judge Ramsdeu, who failed TO reach
here on time to attend this meeting.
The jury case of Thos. n. Granger VS..
Otis NJ. Walters was called before JUS
tice Durham, Thursday p. III. After
listening to the case for nearly four
hours, the jury brought III IA verdict of
40 cause for action.
Mrs Durand Of Galveston, Texas, re-
turned to her home Monday evening,
after a three months stay at THE
Alma. Mrs Durand leaves in perfect
health and with the highest praise for
the institution on her lips.
Rev. w. f. Jones and DR.. Bruske are
attending the installation service of the
Rev. DR.. Smith, at the first Presbyterian
church of Saginaw this evening. Rev.
Jones Is to preach the sermon and Dr.
Bruske delivers the charge to the pastor.
Mr.. Edward Miles of San Francisco
Cal, is visiting his cousin, Bert Wood
ward Of this place. lie brings the most
encouraging report that the Pacific
coast state viii fall in line with a good
round majority for Mckinley and Pro
lection
DR.. G.. Ii. Gilbert of Cleveland, ONO,
is the guest OF his old friend and part
ner DR.. Pringle of this place. The DR..
is red hot republican and sound money
man, and is dead sure that Ohio will
give at least 100000 majority to Nc
Kinley.
L It w IiElll IlOl4St Has DttL ulltltl
going thorough cleaning and repairing.
The floors and halls throughout the
building have taken on a fresh coat of
oil, the ceilings have been reprinted and
kalsomined. The effect is very pleasing
Mr. Ford is hustler and merits most
liberal patronage from our citizens.
Apropos of Mr. Cornelius Wander
bits disagreement with his son, ana
the latter's marriage to a woman very
much older than himself, the editor OF
The Cosmopolitan, in the September
issue, seriously discusses the education
most useful TO modern life, and sultan
italy, if not in words, asks: "Does
modern college education educate:"
The September Cosmopolitan, as if to
show what magazine can do, gives
four complete stories in this single mum
Der, by such noted authors as Frances
Courtaney Baylor, Maurice Thompson,