Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-07-09

on business.
Born. to Mrs. David Leach, Wednes-
day a son.
Ed. II. Schweier, of Shepherd, was in
town Wednesday.
j. Nj. Montigel & Co. are boring for
a 1owing well near their carriage works.
". H. Uough has been visiting at
Charlotte. bis former home, the past
week.
W., 5. Il :. viii announce sor1uthlng
new in their advertising space next
week. Look out for it.
Miss Lena Blinn, who has been visit
ing Miss Nettie Kress couple of weeks
returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Gardner, 6f East Saginaw, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. DIR.
DoWnie. returned home Thursday,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Watt start Mon
day for Toronto, Canada, for a two
weeks visit with relatives and friends.
Married, by Justice Y fe4iastop. at his
residence i'm this village, Saturday, july
Sd. VIII Hughes and Matte Miller, both
of ST. Louis.
Ladies if you want nohby and sty-
lish suit. including Bonnets. Have
Mrs. Hormig make it for you as she
will he sure to please.
u. ID. Petit will be in w. II. Kinch's
shoe store Monday Of each week until
Aug. 1St to receive taxes. You can
SAVE per cent by paying now.
87S2 2Sp, p. ID. PETIT,
village Marshal
Last week j. NJ Montigel x 60. lurn-
ed out of their shop two light buggies
which are models of neatness and
l,eaIltv. They were made to order for
V. T.. coplogue, of Mt. Pleasant, and
have elected sfGqt deal of admiration
in that place.
The I. & \. \. depot at st. Louis
will he moved to the junction i'll the
neas future The proposed change has
caused hevl 70 go up from the citizens
of that burg. AID . boycott is threaten
ed. Sorry foryou, gchi'eH.eq, but Ills
in the bond" and has got 10 be.
One platform spring. single or double
buggy. and Il patent feather renovator
aud tools for tie same will be sold either
separately or together, cheap, or will be
exchanged toi stock Enquire at RE-
CocD office on st 'te . and 10 cent
Bazaar.
Helen Potter, the famous elocutionist,
will he in st. Louis tomorrow, (Satur-
day) evening and give one Of her fam
ous entertainments. She stands to-
day unsurpassed in her profession and
no doubt many of our citizens will not
miss this treat.
There were undoubtedly many fine
orations delivered last Saturday and
Monday. but we wager that among them
all none were more polished and elo-
quent than one listened to by the writer
at Stanton Saturday. the orator being
Hon. l.. G.. Palmer, of Big Rapids.
Miss c. NJ. Fleming, the editor of the
RECORD has been confined to the house
with an attack of fever this week, and
as consequence this paper is rather
thin, the local work and Office work
devolying on the typos. Miss f. is
improving and will undoubtedly be at
the helm next week.
Miss Ida Shepherd has opened shop
in the little building just south of b.
W. Ellison where there will always be
found in stock all kind of materials
used in making fancy work. She also
does all kinds of fancy work to order
and will give instructions to parties de.
string. (375 w
The new Central House, Stanton, is
one of the neatest and best conducted
hotels in Michigan. \ RECORD re-
preventative was shown through it last
week by the Messrs. Mcdonald, pro-
prietors. 1t is finished in much the
same style as the Wright House and is
very conveniently arranged. The pro-
prietors are practical hotel men and
are working up good trade, which
they deserve.
! There is considerable talk of &
Presbyterian college being established
in this part of the state and meetings
have been held at both st. Louis and
Ithaca for the purpose of securing it al
one Of those places. 1t is safe to say
that should the college he established
in this part of the state, it will be locat
cd at Alma. the educational focus OF
central Michigan and the liyclicst towr
Of its size in the state.
TIE firm of Tinker & Lumsdcn, oi
This village. has the contract Of furnish
ing tie material for ten depots to bC
Eui'i alorg tie line of the T. q \. \
railroad. We are glad to see dis firm
getting tO the front prominently, fol
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