Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-11-25
Messengers clothing.

Special values in overcoats and listers
at Messengers.
Mems mittens and gloves piles of them
at Pettyjohn's.
Mrs j II. Lancashire was in Detroit
the first of the week.
New invoice of silks and linens this |
week at Miss @. f. Smiths.
Call and look at J. p. Losey's beauti-
full line of rings and watches.
Mrs Fred Kernen and son Ralph, re-
turned from Battle Greek on Tuesday. |
Ladies call at Delavans' and see that
new line "silk finish" crochet cotton.
A delicious flavor, a palatable beverage
is the Diamond Brand Of coffee.
WINS GROCERY.
Born, on Wednesday, Nov. %, to Mr.. !
and Mrs. j. r. McCarty, an eight pound
girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. L. Chadwick Of
Ithaca spent the first Of the week in
Alma.
Prof f. s. Goodrich, "In Dixie" at
the NJ. Z. church next Wednesday
night.
Every pound of Thompson 81 Taylor's
Diamond Brand coffees are guaranteed.
Try pound. WINS GROCERY.
w s. Turck was in Grand Rapids this
week on business connected with the
Soldiers Home.
Mrs. Ella Johnson and son, Morris,
are spending Thanksgiving with rela-
tives in Mt Pleasant.
r G. Ely arrived from Detroit on
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with
his wife and parents.
@. w. Clark Of Saginaw and d n.
Avery of Detroit were in Alma the first
of the week hunting birds.
Dean g. Hollenbeck find it difficult TO
get furniture by freight as fast as they
can sell it. See adj. this week.
II A. De)avan has been quite i'll for
the past few weeks but at present is able
to be up and around the house.
Try the RECORD until 1900 for 81 90
Hand il TO any postmaster in the equity
or send US money order less exchange.
Regular meeting of Fitz James Lodge,
No. 50, X. of p this friday evening
AL members are requested to be present.
The Sons Of Veterans will hold an
oyster supper in the w. r. @. hall on
Saturday evening, Dec. 3, which will be
served by the ladies of the w. r @,
Christmas is approaching nearer and
nearer 1t will pay you to keep tab of
f. E. Pollasky's ad. which will assist
you in making selections of useful
gifts.
II. J. Hyde & Son have added several
new horses to their livery stock during
the past week and have otherwise i'm
proved their rigs in general throughout.
| They have an ad. in this issue.
The Pope Manufacturing Company
of Hartford, Conn, is out with another
of their unique desk calendars. These
calendars are indispensable in an office,
and you can secure one by addressing
the above company, inclosing five 2.cent
stamps.
G.. E. Mason Of Saginaw, who was
here last week in the interests of THE
Storekeeper a trade paper which con-
tains write up of Alma this week, re.
turned 70 Saginaw on Monday. Mr.
Mason was in the Santiago campaign
withthe Thirty. third, and on Saturday
night gave very interesting account Of
his experiences in Cuba before the guests
of The Alma which were assembled in
the sun parlor.
Mr.. Thompson has mastered the art of
dancing. All styles are produced. Reels,
jigs, buck dancing, flingo, hoe downs
and original comic dancing. If you wish
fun. if you like good singing and lots Of
it; if you enjoy good dancing and
variety of it if you are delighted with
good music and plenty Of it, and if you
are fond Of seeing and hearing the fun
NEST kind of funny characters, don't
miss this performance at the opera
house Saturday night, Nov. 26. Re
served seats on sale at Webbs drug
store.
A Young Peoples Bible Glass has
been organized at the Methodist Sunday
school with the pastor, Rev. M. d.
Carrel, as instructor The class name
is THE Bereans." II has a simple con.
stitution and regular class organization
with f. j. Bradley as president, Miss
Laura Button as vice president, George
Taylor as secretary and Arthur Brock
as treasurer. The enrolment so far
promises large and very interesting
class. All young people not already
connected with such a class are cor
daily invited to become members.