Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-11-26

A lady's bicycle to trade for wood at
Weston's.
w. A Bahlke went to Detroit Tues
day on business.
Complete line of shoes, boots and rub
bers at Delavans.
John Stoutenberg of Port Huron is
visiting his mother
Mrs. Hiram Grill of Hubbardston is
visiting her sister Mrs. Justin Gill.
Miss Smith has all the latest novelties
in stamped linens for holiday trade.
DR. Gunsaulus came down town Mon
day in his cab, accompanied by his
attendant.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Durham left We'd
nesday to spend Thanksgiving with
their daughters in Fenton
A good boy wanted TO learn the trade.
None need apply unless they mean bust
ness Also a girl TO learn TO set type.
have No. 4 Regular Kodak in per-
feet condition. Cost me $50, price new,
of Eastman 81 Co., the same / will sell
for 500 j. H. LANCASHIRE.
Ed. Kelly of Bowling Green, o., came
last Friday night and spent few days
here. He says business is very good
there.
S. Andrews of Howell was in town
Tuesday looking over the Sanitarium
with view to himself and wife spend
ing the winter there.
Wilbur Nelson and little Edwina re-
turned home Saturday morning. Will
bur reports everything going along
nicely at Kalamazoo college.
Tinker e. Hannah are working up a
reputation for furniture work. The four
setees at the Model Shoe Store were
manufactured by them and they are
beauties
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Presby-
terrain church will meet next Wednes
day afternoon at half past two o'clock
with Mrs. Frank Pollasky. All mem
bers of the society are urged to be pres
ent.
We have few subscription accounts
that we have tried every means in our
power TO collect but in vain. We have
placed them in collectors, hands and
failed, and now we shall try one more
method. Jan. 1st we shall advertise
some of the choicest for sale in the
RECORD and await results.
About forty guests responded TO the
invitation of Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Nliet to
meet at their home last week Thursday
evening and celebrate the third anniver-
sary of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Vliet. Some new and interest
ing games were played and refreshments
served. 1t was complete surprise to
the young couple.
At the meeting of the Presbyterian
congregation last week Thursday even.
ing it was voted that the ushers hould
not keep the pews for pew holders after
the last bell begins to ring Messrs.
Bush, Grigsby, Mckee and Padelford
elected ushers. The session and board
of trustees were also empowered to en-
gage a stated supply for the pulpit for
three months. They have done so, and
DR.. Bruske will present the gospel mes
sage from that pulpit for the next few
weeks.
The special Thanksgiving service in
the NJ. +. church last Sunday at the
close Of Sunday School attracted a large
audience. The program was rendered
substantially as given in last weeks
issue and deserves nothing but the high
est commentator. The puritan
Maiden" and pilgrim Father, each of
whom gave recitation appropriate TO
the occasion proved to be Miss Greig and
Wallace Pettyjohn, respectively They
looked very prim and neat in their Co.'S
umes of Puritanic simplicity. DR.. Petty
johns address OH "The First Thanks
giving" was a very interesting bit of
historical information. Still more brief
ly owing 10 the lateness of the hour, DR.
Carrel Traced the restoration Of day Of
national Thanksgiving and spo,e very
fittingly OF its significance. Thc music
consisted of violin, organ and vocal
numbers, and merits only praise.