Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-12-15
Read Pettyjohn's big ad.

Mrs. cMullen was In Ashley MOn'
day.
Miss Carrie Sandel spent Sunday in
Elwell.
j. f. Schwartz was in North Star
Wednesday.
Palmer's finest perfumes at Sharrar &
Mulhollands
Sim Miller of Saginaw was in Alma
Tuesday night.
Elton Brock was in Breckenridge
Monday on business.
If you want first class holiday hair.
cut, call on Earl Clark.
New line of fine ladies' pocket books
at Sharrar d Mulholland's
L. H. Hayt and DR.. G.. w. Pringle
were in Lainsburg Monday night and
Tuesday.
Episcopal service was held at Forest
Hill Friday evening with a good con-
gregation.
Farmers, when you are in Alma get
your dinner at the Milliken House.
Only % cents.
O. d Moore, proprietor of the Decker
House of Lakeview, was in Alma Tues
day on business.
Pay your subscription to the RECORD
so you can enjoy your Christmas with
clear conscience.
L. II Hayt has full page ad in this
issue that will be of benefit TO you if
you peruse its contents.
Third number on the college lecture
course tonight. Prof. Hudson on "The
Beers and the British.
One hundred dozen Turkish towels at
prices never before heard Of in Alma, at
O. l.. e. G. NJ. Delavan's.
Fun, wit and humor. Come laugh
with us, no vulgarity, everything clean
and up-to-date. Opera house Dec 2l
Headquarters for Xmas goods at j. p
Losey's. Whether you have a dollar or
thirty to spend, do not let it go until
you see our goods.
p. T. Banghart has been cleaning and
painting the interior of his meat market
this week, preparatory to getting ready
for the holiday trade.
The Farm Journal five years free TO
every new subscriber to the RECORD
paying one year in advance. 1t is one
of the best farm papers.
p. 7. Banghart is busy this week get
ting ready for the holidays. AS fine a
selected stock of meats as there is in the
county will be found at this market.
Sewing machines will advance in
price after the Goth of this month You
should buy before the advance and you
will find fine line at Hubbell's bazaar
Dean 81 DeYoung, the furniture deal
ers, have increased their space in the
RECORD this week for the purpose of
impressing upon our readers their bar
gains for the holidays.
Chas. Hutchings received a telegram
on Monday announcing the death of his
wife's brother-in. law, DR.. c. E Payne,
at Cambria. Mr.. Hutchings left on the
afternoon train to attend the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. w S. Turck. accom-
panied by their daughter, Lena, and
Mrs. Turck's mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Ely,
left Monday for Dunedin, Fla where
they will remain during the winter
months.
The McKanlass Comedy Co. and the
famous original Giant Quartette will
give one of their popular and up-to-date
entertainments next Thursday evening.
Dec. 81 Don't miss the greatest event
of the season. Prices, 10, % and 80
cents.
This new process of roasting is very
expensive but as we are anxious to give
our customers the greatest value for
their money, we will, for short time
sell YALE" coffees at the same price as
other dealers sell ordinary coffee, from
20 to 40 cents per pound.
II. j. NERMEULEN.
Mrs. M. B. King, who has been visiting
her parents at Grand Haven for the past
few weeks, returned to Alma on Tues
day of this week and is packing her
household goods preparatory TO moving
to Port Huron where Mr. King has a
position with the Riverside Binding Co.
The Alma Sugar Co. announce this
week that they are ready to commence
making contracts for acreage for the
season of 1900 There is no doubt but
what the acreage will be increased con-
siderably over the past season, as the
farmers are generally well satisfied that
the sugar beet is the best crop they can
raise for profit
A number of Alma people have been
in Ithaca the greater part of this week
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