Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-12-08
New underwear at Messengers.

Monday.
Miss Rose Marvin was in Saginaw
Monday.
]. Lee Potts of Ithaca was in Alma
Tuesday.
Geo. Latimer of Shepherd was in
Alma Monday.
Largest line of books at Sharrar a.
Mulholland's
d. J. Kennedy of Bay City was in
Alma Tuesday.
Christmas presents cheap at Sharrar
e. Mulholland's.
The cheapest good shoe at Pettyjohn's
sale from Dec IL to l6.
A bazaar in the opera house next
Thursday, December IA.
l. N. Shepherd of Shepherd was in
Alma on business Tuesday.
Russell Moore and Ed. Branch of ST.
Louis were in Alma Monday.
When looking for holiday goods don't
fail to call at Hubbell's bazaar.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Divine of Lake
view were in Alma Wednesday.
E. A. Bivins and Miss O. f. Smith
were in Hubbardston over Sunday.
Job Sleight and David Castor returned
from their hunting trip last Monday.
f. G.. Simms of Grand Rapids, special
pension examiner, was in Alma Monday.
For a good hair cut, shave or bath,
patronize the Wright House barber
shop.
Reduced prices on stylish, fancy worst
ed suits and coveat overcoats, at Messin-
gers.
Hon A. d. Darragh and DR.. A. r.
Wheeler of st. Louis were in Alma
Monday.
Turkish towel sale: 10x36 in. &c; 19x46
in, lie; 22x24 in, 13c; 24x54 in. 19c, at
O l.. & G.. NJ. Delavan's.
J.P. Losey has fine line of the cele-
brated Stott Bros cut glass ware that
he is Offering very cheap.
The Editor of the RECORD is under OBJ
legations to J. O. Weed for sack OF
hickory nuts and walnuts.
Hon. o. L. Rarden of Greenville, CEN
sus supervisor Of the eleventh district,
was in Alma Monday on business.
Don't forget wonderful Ruma Katah
is on sale at Bivins e. Rhodes. 1t cures
rheumatism and catarrahal diseases.
Buy your tickets for the recitals on
Dec. IS, in advance, and assist some
young hustlers to win the prize offered
by Prof. Milliken.
Miss Dana Blair Of Elm Hall was in
Alma Tuesday night on her way to
Ypsilanti. Miss Blair was the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Stevens.
In another column will be found the
advertisement of Cecil Carl Forsyth.
He is DESTROYS of organizing a choral
class in Alma and will attempt it soon.
Geo. Willard was in st. Louis last
week and served attachment papers in
favor of Hazelton q Perkins of Grand
Rapids on the drug stock owned by f
W. Blair e. Co.
Will VanArsdale, aged 10 years, 9
former Gratiot county boy, was found
dead on the railroad track north Of
Marion last Friday. 1t is thought there
are signs of foul play.
Griffith q Winget have purchased
over three hundred turkeys for the
Christmas trade and intend making the
largest display of meats ever put on il
Alma.
Mrs. R. z. Hunt received a Telegram
on Saturday last stating that he
mother in Jackson was quite Ill. Sh
left On the afternoon train for that plac
and expects to remain for some time.
A. Page has bills out for an auction
sale on his farm near Elwell on Tuesday
Dec. 10. Mr.. Page has rented his farm
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place where Messrs. Porter and Sohoe
maker went few weeks ago.
The superb orchestra of the "Set
Haskins" company will render the yer
latest overtures at the performance Sal
urday night. Special attention has bee
paid to the musical part Of the enter
tainment and the orchestra under direc
ton of Prof. Cronk is sufficient guarar
tee of its excellence. Reserved seats o
sale at Sharrar & Mulhollanj's dru
store.
The Frisbee Stock held down I'll
boards at the opera house Tuesday an
Wednesday evenings Of this week. o
Tuesday evening David Garrick" WI
presented and on Wednesday evenir
IT 1.-The Three Hats" fair sized audienc
greeting them each evening. The con
n pany is an especially strong one, ever
member taking their parts well. Mi
Al Graves, the pianist, and the little 10 ye