Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-02-26
Stationery ut Mahan's.

Conover, Schubert and Kingsbury
Pianos at Nichols.
Rev. w. f. Jones spent Thursday i'll
Owosso on business.
Subscriptions for the Century maya
zine taken at this office.
Bert Woodward made business trip
TO Centerville the last Of the week.
S. l.. Newcomer left Tuesday for
Ohio to visit his parents and friends.
have new spring harrow which l
will exchange for wood, hay or grain.
FRED KERNEN.
Have you examined Mitcheps fashion
report at Kehn d Co.'s? 1t is a beauty.*
Geo. Fink, S. H. Epler and Murza
Chaplin were home from Ionia over Sun
day.
S. H. Epler and Geo. Fink left Tues
day for Mt Pleasant to sell Lightning
Yeast.
Z. w. Smith, state agent of the News
the week.
If you miss examining Mitchels fash
ion report at Kehn q Co.'S it is your
own fault.
We still have little of our home
made mince meat at five cents per ID, at
Banghart's.
S. f. Parish of Detroit, formerly of
Ithaca, was in Alma on business Satur-
day morning.
Miss Cora Bennett Of Grand Rapids
was the guest of Miss Gertrude Whiting
the first of the week
Mrs. n. Church was called to Ten
nessee the last Of the week by tele-
gram, announcing the severe illness Of
her husband.
Miss Clara Booth of Coleman visited
relatives in town over Sunday. She
has good position as teacher in the
schools of that place.
/ would invite the public to call i'll
and examine Mitchel's new fashion
report the only authority on gentlemen S
dress i'll the United States.
KEHN e. Co.
l.. A. Sharp and G. f. Brown were
elected as delegates to the State Repub-
lican Convention at the county conven-
ton at Ithaca Friday afternoon.
j. S. Caple received telegram Satur-
day morning from New York announ-
cling the death of his brother. He left
for that city on the evening train.
The w. r. c. will give a chicken pie
social in their rooms next Thursday
evening. Price 10 cents. Everyone
come and celebrate the inauguration of
Mckinley.
The last number on the Epworth
League Lecture Course will be entitled
y Garden of Springing Flowers. The
event promises to be novel and highly
entertaining.
DIR. and Mrs. E. S. Pettyjohn were
called to Chicago, Monday evening by
telegram announcing the death of DR.
Wallace of that city, an uncle of Mrs
Pettyjohns, and a prominent Chicago
pastor.
-, We are under obligations to Hon. G
II. Morse State Labor Commissioner, fo
the fourteenth annual report of thu
; Bureau of Labor statistics for 1896
The work is very complete and show
e well for his careful and efficient work.
One of the pleasantest socials tn,
5 Christian Endeavor society have eve
+, held was the one at w. G. Clarke
j. home last Friday night. a large mum
Der of the young people were presen
n and enjoyed very happy and con
d genial time The refreshments wer,
5 strictly first-class, and the valentine
u very neat and dainty.
a The firm of s. H. Epler & Compan,
}. has dissolved partnership, and Mr.
Epler continues the business of manu-
n featuring and selling Lighting Yeast
e Mr. Kelly retires with the best of feel
:. ing towards his partner, their only
i reason for dissolution being that tn,
n business interests of both will thereby
i be better promoted. Lightning Yeas
e is winner.
g One of the neatest bicycles that it ha
S been our pleasure to inspect thus fal
this season is the Phoenix, manufact
n ured by the Slower Manufacturing
r Company of Freeport, Illinois TIL,
d wheel is strictly up-to-date in improve
e ments, and in style of finish, and il
y probably as strong and durable ma
), chine as there is manufactured. Thei
y. new olive green finish is beauty. Sc,
:. their agent, Carts Brown, before buying
Q elsewhere.
k j. w. S. Opdyke of Saginaw, for TIVE
e years formerly manager of the Aims
a Mercantile Company's store in this city