Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-11-18

Messengers clothing is the best.
w. O. Clark was in Alma over Sun
day.
Mems albright" footwear at Petty
johns.
Special values in overcoats and listers
at Messengers.
DR.. j. II. Lancashire was in Saginaw
Tuesday on business.
l.. b. Kehn was in Breckenridge
Thursday on business.
A. W. Brock was in Detroit the first
Of the week on business.
Attend the special blanket and quilt
sale at f. K. Pollasky's.
Regular meeting of Alma Lodge F. 81
A. M. next Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Wright were in
Detroit the first of the week
The finest of turkeys, ducks and chick
ems for Thanksgiving at Banghart's.
A new invoice of the celebrated Kala-
mazoo skirts just received at Della
vans.
Anyone subscribing for the RECORD
now " i'll receive the same until Jan. /,
1900, for sl.O0.
All kinds Of baked goods for Thanks
giving at Webb's bakery, first door west
of Wright House.
B. G. Button has been having the in
terror of his grocery repapered and re-
painted this week.
Miss Norma Montague Of Ithaca was
a guest at the home of W. j. Gargett
the first of the week.
j. Major Lemen went to Owosso Mon
day to clerk in Collins q Co.'s drug
store for short time.
w. G.. Perkins and wife of VIM
Isabella county, were in Alma Saturday
night and over Sunday.
David Depew of Niagara Falls, was
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Belle HUI
bert, the first of the week.
Leave your orders early at Parker d
Huff's for turkeys, geese, ducks and
chickens for Thanksgiving
Have you seen the new style combina-
ton suits of underwear for ladies and
children at f. +. Pollasky's.
Mrs. o. NJ Everden of St Louis was
in Alma Tuesday and Wednesday the
guest of Mrs. H. J. Vermeulen.
Thompson q Taylor's famous Dia-
mond Brand coffees are delicious
flavor and palatable beverage.
WINS GROCERY.
The first deer which has been sent
home by Alma hunters, came to Job. T..
Sleight on Wednesday of this week
Try the RECORD until 1900 for 81 90
Hand it to any postmaster in the county
or send us money order less exchange =
If your eyes trouble you have them
tested at j. p. Loseys, with the John
IONS Improved Dioptric Eye Metre
Melbourne Medler of Carson City was
in Alma over Sunday. Mel. reports
business very good in their new loca-
ton.
A chance is a chance Let us sell you
pound of Thompson IL Taylor's Dia-
mond Brand coffee and you will use no
other. WINS GROCERY.
You will enjoy your Thanksgiving
turkey much more if served on one of
those fine linen table sets for sale at +.
E. Pollasky's.
1t occurs to our mind that some of our
subscribers were to bring US some wood
Now would be a good time TO bring it
and it would be very acceptable.
Miss Addie Quail of Washington, D..
c., who has been visiting Miss Eva
Hudson and other relatives and friends,
left for New York City on Monday.
will have for the Thanksgiving trade
good supply of extra New York Count
oysters. People who appreciate good
oyster will do we'll 70 call and see them
as they are rare luxury.
s. l.. BENNETT.
Chas. Wagenor of Emerson informs us
that he has just finished husking his
corn and he has as a result of his labors
go bushels from seven acres of land. 1t
was the Yellow Dent variety.
Eugene belong left on Monday morn
ing for Lakeview where he has accepted
position in the dry goods department of
of the store owned by Netzorg q Kettle
man. Wellington Anderson takes his
position with Messenger q Co.
The biggest snow storm for this season
of the year visited this section during
the past week. 1t found the RECORDS
wood mighty low and poor at that, there
fore, we want 10000 cords of wood on
subscription. Wood that we won't have