Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-09-10
Genuine July weather.

GENUINE July weather.
Cattle thieves are abroad.
Mr.. Frank Scott, of Dewitt, spent
Sunday with friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. c. Adams, of Bay
City, visited here over Sunday.
Mrs. Webb, of Dewitt, is in town
the guest of her son, b. ). Webb.
p. S. Dodge, of the Stanton Clip
per, was a caller at this Office Friday
last.
One of the liveliest thunder storms
of the season visited this section Thurs
day night.
The recent sudden changes in the
weather have caused great deal of
sickness among the children.
Miss Mona Fem went to Alma,
Monday to attend the Normal school
at that place.-Stanton clipper.
Iceland Briggs, of Greenville, en-
tered the employ of the Record office
Monday last and makes himself gen
orally useful.
Mr.. Groom one of the proprietors
Of the Gratiot 1drdnce was in town
Saturday and made this Office a
pleasant call.
JAS. A. Stuttz, of w. 5. & S,
started the first of the week, for
Boston, where he will purchase fall
and winter stock.
Mrs. Geo. Beebe a resident of
Alma, but now living in Bay City,
visited old acquaintances here the
first of the week.
Rev Nh Betteys, who has been stop
ping at the Sanitarium for few weeks,
returned to his home. Salem, to-day
much improved in health.
Michael CofTenbergcr, living about
five miles out of town, had fine
yearling colt killed by lightning
during the storm Thursday night
Mrs. VIM. F. Hormig goes to Detroit
next week to purchase fall millinery.
She will select the latest and best of
everything, and the ladies will do well
to wait for its arrival.
c. w. Chaplin, of Stanton, was in
town last Friday. He had been at
tending the convention at Saginaw
and stopped here to visit his mother
who is at the Sanitarinm.
Francis Palmer is nearly laid up
this week with quite a severe attack
of rheumatism. Notwithstanding
his advanced years, it is very unusual
for Mr. u. to suffer from sickness of
any form, and it is on this account
all the more troublesome TO him.
Mrs J. +. Davidson has greatly inn
proved the looks Of her property on
State st. by removing the photograph
gallery to the rear of her residence.
where it will he utilized as a kitchen.
The house has also been raised to the
level of the street and will be otherwise
improved.
f.. F. Grabill, the veteran editor OF
the Greenville Independent, was caller
at this Office Friday morning. He at.
tended the convention ut st. Louis
Thursday, and came over here TO enjoy
the comforts of the Wright House. lie
carried away very favorable impress
sion of our thriving young city.
Max Pollasky returned Monday from
quite an extended trip, visiting during
his absence Detroit. Rochester, Boston
New York and Chicago, the object OF
the trip being the purchase of new
goods for their mammoth store. Thai
his purchases were 10 small quantity j:
evidenced by the daily arrival Of mum
erous large cases of goods which are
unloaded i'm front of their stores. TIL,
largest stock of dry goods, clothing an'
boots and shoes ever brought to Aim;
is being put on their shelves, the prices
and quality of which will satisfy th'
closest of buyers. y new feature, ant
one which will be appreciated by on
citizens, is the fine stock of clothing
hats and caps and gents furnishing
goods that they have added TO thei
already large stock. To enumerate th'
many novelties and bargains they offe
would take more time and space thar
we can spare. but we would advise ont
gnd all TO call 1t their store and look al
spicc disH grand opcnine
4 sew ~ Dre will occur on
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