Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-11-24
l.. B. Kehn was in Ithaca Monday.


Mrs. II. b. Jefferson was in Ithaca
Tuesday.
O. II. Maynard of Portland was in
Alma Monday.
Don't shiver, buy coed overcoat for
81, 90 at Messengers.
Mrs. Geo Fink visited friends in
Ithaca Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Caple returned
to their home in Toledo on Thursday
Mrs. G. w Bates of Bay City is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs S. A. Vliet.
Mrs. W. r. Knch was in Mt. Pleas
ant over Sunday the guest of her son
James.
Mrs. Harvey Lyon of ST Johns is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank Glow,
this week.
You can buy goods cheaper at Petty
johns big sale than the manufacturers
can make them
Mrs. M. Scallon and daughter of Wy
man were the guest of Mrs Bart. Miller
the first of the week.
Miss Norma Montague of Bay City
was the guest of Miss Louise Gargett on
Tuesday of this week.
The opera house is engaged for the 18th
of December by the ladies of st. Johns
church for their annual bazaar.
Mrs Lou Irish of Pontiac was the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs w.
w. Rollin, over Sunday and the first Of
the week.
| +. Perry, the milkman, wishes us TO
inform the people of Alma that there is
no case of typhoid fever in his family as
is being reported.
Griffith q Winget have purchased
$50 fat turkeys for the Thanksgiving
trade Parties should leave their orders
not later than Monday, Nov. 81.
Dr. and Mrs. W. II. Hutchings of Ann
Arbor, Geo. O. Stone of Duluth and
Miss Burt Of Saginaw were in Alma
over Sunday the guests of Geo. r. Burt
at the Wright House.
| Tomorrow afternoon the last football
game of the season on the college cam
pus will probably be played The ALL
Saginaw team, strong organization,
will try honors with the college eleven.
The RECORD will be sent to any ad-
dress until Jan. l, 1901, for 81 90. This
also applies to any old subscriber who
pays up to date and Sl00 in advance.
Mark this paragraph with blue pencil
before lending to your neighbor. tf*
Before ordering your magazines for
the coming year write to Mr.. K. d.
Hequembourg, Greenville, Mich, and
learn how for $500 you can have the
reading of the Harper's Scribner, Nc
Clure's and Self Culture magazines for
the entire year. l0792w
Admiral Dewey still lacks the crown
ing honor. He has had no CT
gar named after him Chicago Journal,
Nov. 10. We supposed all fastidious
smokers, even in Chicago, were ac-
quainted with the popular Dewey" CT
gar manufactured by our townsman, j C.
Bright.
Mr.. Cecil Carl Forsyth, teacher OF
piano, voice aud theory of music will
locate in Alma about December LIST,
when he will be prepared to accept
pupils in any of the above branches
Mr.. Forsyth has for the past four years
been teacher and lecturer at the Metro
politan School of Music Toronto Can
one Of the largest music colleges in
Canada and he bears a high reputation
as an instructor. Mr.. Forsyth was
the guest Of his cousin, Arthur Udell the
first of the week.
Last Saturday was the occasion Of
Miss Mabelle Ely's fourteenth birthday
and several Of her young lady acquaint
ances were invited to the home of hel
parents to enjoy the event. The after
noon was spent in the pleasant manner
usually done by the young ladies and al
happy reminders of the day, severa
pretty gifts were made to the younf
hostess. Refreshments were served, af
ter which they marched two by two will
lighted lanterns and exuberant spirits
to their several homes.
We are in receipt of the Suttons Bay
Bazzo Of Nov. 10, which contains an &C
count of the dedication of the new Con
gregational church at that place. Ii
speaking of the dedication service the
paper mentions that the Rev. Sherman
L. Divine of Chicago opened the service
with invocation. Rev. Divine was the
pastor of the church at Suttons Bay anC
Omena during the past two summer