Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08
Alma. Mich. Friday. October 8. 1886.

W ". W dlSOll, OF DlCckcnIltbc, Wis
in town Tuesday.
Chas. Youngloye, Esq, visited friends
III Ithaca over Sunday.
Look out next week for the annOunc-
ment of Miller's great Hat Sale.
Geo. IIearn has returned to Alma,
and is working for Spicer * Son.
Miss Maggie Yerkes, of the Normal,
visited her home, Vernon, over Sunday.
1000 pieces aud remnants Of ribbons,
all widths and colors, for /, 3. ;. 7, 9,
II and 10 cents per yard. Less than
one-half their value. }. l.. NJ.
II. b. Giddings, of st. Louis and Miss
Nellie Leary. of Emmerson, were mar
ried at the NJ. +. patronage in ithaca
on Tuesday by the Rev. c. \. Jacokes.
The Hon. Geo l.. Yaple and the Hon
L, +. Tarsney, hold mass meeting at
st. Louis, afternoon and evening.
Thursday, Oct. 2lst. \ special train
will run on the Z. y. \.
\ majority of the Normal students
are now comfortably located in the new
dormitory. The finishing touches are
now being put on the building and it
presents very handsome appearance,
both on the interior and exterior.
We are receiving a fine line of dress
goods in Tricot and other fall and win
ter goods. \ full line Of ladies and
gents underwear We are selling all
our goods at a less profit than ever be-
fore and giving our customers the bene-
fit. }. l.. MILLER.
W. 4. Bahlke, Esq, fusion candidate
for prosecuting attorney, commences
his campaign in this county tomorrow
evening, when ne will address the citi-
zens of North star on the political is
sues of the day. He will spend next
week visiting various places in the
county.
The T. \. y. X y NJ trains will
surely commerce running next week.
\ troublesome sink hole below Owosso
caused the delay, but it has been filled
in until trains now pass safely. We
understand that three through trains
Will be run daily. but this may be taken
for what it is worth as it is not official
Married. at tie residence of the
brides parents. in Linden, Tuesday
oct 9TH, Nh Wesley IL. Harrison. OF
Alma. and Miss Minnie IL. Britton OF
Linden. The happy benedict is the
genial day clerk at the Wright House
and Miss Britton WAS a student at tht
summer normal. The RECORD eX-
tends congratulations to the happy pair
The "Millillen House. T. NJ. Mill
ken, Prop'r," is the way it reads now
Mr.. NJ. has leased the Dallas block, re-.
Gently the Normal school boarding
house. and has fitted It up for a lirst
class boarding house. He already Ia.
about 80 boarders. and more coming
He is a genial landlord and will un.
boubtedly make q success Of the enter
prise.
The Adro0ce puts it too strong when
it says that Nj. Petit was asked
several times during tie meeting Il
behave himself, as he Was disturbing
all decent people 10y his groans and
hisses." This is Incorrect. What Mr
Petit was criticised for by oW citizen.
was because ne allowed SO mucl
shouting and bowling upon the street
without endeNoring to check it. Iii,
conduct i'm the hall we have not hearC
criticised and we know that the
"Toaus and his,es spoken of failcC
to be gromcd and Kissed.
The hunt INDUCED in Thusda,
was enjoyed by several of on
local sportsmen. Not enough
were present to make it ad
advisable to choose sides and have cap
/ tains. SO the party started out together
T it beng agreed that the man securing
, the nest game should be prescntc,
| with a box of cigars. Israel Wolf wa,
decided rs the winner. and it thel
I occurred 20 tn minds of some of the
= woul-g winners that Mr.. Wolf had ;
dog to assis- 50 the question as &c
, whether he decision was legal or not
-l liH view of tie assistance rendered by
tie dog, is i'll under discussion. ant
Mr.. " smokes that box Of cigars il
Imagination.
Work op Marcus Pollasky's new
building OF '~te the Wright IIous,
+ has commenc y iu earnest. The eXca-
walton fer tn, cellar is nearly finished
and worl on me foundation was com
menoed yastC day. Tie building vii
! he 52xS0, We stories and a basement
and will BOO solidb brick. The front ele
vation, iu ne from the plans. will bC
the hands est in town. The trim.
! mings are {. DE ci cut stone and vii
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