Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
Vol. z. No. 81.
HERE, THERE .4ND ELSE
WHERE.

they are very soft "
Spring millinery goods are on exhibition
at j l.. M1iler's.
L. d. Rodman has pat in 73t cords of
ice for the creamery.
Circus days lie just a little way over in
the sweet pretty soon.
Mrs. r. A. Ely visited friends in
Breckenridge last week.
A. W. Wright returned Monday from
business trip TO the far West.
The small bows pockets are heavily
loaded now adays with marbles
Mrs. Cook Of Panam .. n. Y, is visiting
her brothers family-the Splnneys.
Mr.. Hodgkinsou showed skillful manage
ment in the moving OF the elevator.
Work is piogr essing finely upon the IN
terror OF the Congregational church.
Fred Church has so far recovered from
his recent illness rs TO be about once more.
Mrs. Nesbitt has returned from six
weeks visit at Detroit, and Sandwich, On
Extra copies OF The RECORD may be
found on sale at B >. Mebbs drug store
]. NJ. Montigel s. Co. have change OF
advertisement in this issue. Read 1t care
fully
Marcus Polasky has been out cf town
the most Of this week. Legal business at
Ithaca.
Henry Bogert, Of Sumner, and Mss
Nellie Baird, of Seville, were married
March 7th.
Dr. Lancashire, who has been in town
on business this week, returned To Sagina"
Thursday noon.
Munger, the photographer at Davidson's S
old stamp is turning out some me "Ork.
Give him call.
Read the Africa letter elsewhere in this
issue. 1t will prove interesting 10 great
many Of our readers.
ST. Patricks day was no celebrated here.
unless the masquerade at the rink was IN
tended for a celebration.
+. NJ. Webb AMI family, OF Dewitt,
Clinton county. visited Mr., W 5 BROTHER
B ;. Webb, over Sunday.
DIV. - w. tIluS StOu SlaihSu ipi Il Cu oi
Tuesday morning. 10 tend the Normal
school for the next three months
Il gular NEE ing Of Alma lodge, + &
4. NJ, this friday evening at II sharp.
Work in the lst and 2nd degrees.
The Alma Knitting Co. have C ntrscr
to furnish Rynn Bros. OF Detroit wi h / .O0C
pounds Of yarn per week, tor one year
The Shepherd Review says that Tubb:
| & Fordy "a. OF of this place are TO open q
branch market in that town this spring
Il. g Norr told Elm Hall people all
about the Labor question" Tuesday
evening He spent several hours In
I Alma.
The fall OF sugar snow" Friday morn
/ ing made q picture Of the trees and
shrubbery such as never was painted by
any human artist
Miss Estella Barnes started Monday for
| KanSa, City where sne will spend ;he sum
mer The good wishes of her many friends
here accomp ny hrr.
Quite n number Of seats have already
| beeu sold for the performance Monday
evening. and il n W looks as though the
/ Club is 10 be treated 10 fine turn out
BE sure and attend the erformsnce oi
rip" at the opera house next Monday
evening. and thereby give the Alma I'm
| proVement Association lift.
Two desirable house. fr sale or rent.
suitable for family Of 6 persons or less
| Inmedia possession given. Rent reason
| I oh, Dnli Ia ol, %
Ovid Union: J A. Ans in, Of Alma
son nf A. A. Austin. of tliS towns uip
has rented tie J c. d n ison farm { !
ierm Of three years and will soon take
possession.
Robert Smith, Of the Journal. passed
through town this eek on his way tC
Grand Ra ids where he went 10 purchas,
a. interest in the Daily Telegram
Bohemian Oats-$st
Mr. and Mr.. s A Smi h of the Wrlgh
House, went TO Stanton Wrdnes ay after
noon TO attend The opening Of the Cen ra
Hotel fine new building jus complete,
by T. " McGarry Of tha place.
As the result ofa fall last Friday night
Enos Kimmel dislocaied his ankle ano
broke ON Of the sma ho es of he leg
DIR. Downic fixed up the injured membe
and Mr.. X. is getting alorg nicely.
The case of Bruce vs. Small vas trie
in Justice Y.rington's court lat NC.
n jury re'' rning n verdict Of $}8 tam
ages and fl3 sts in favor OF pl in if
The deter dsnt gave nStire ofap cal.
In the case VI the People vs. Hopkin
ct. al. before Justice Yering o
Saturday. bn, one witness "a
examined and the case adjourned
q III 18Th, and again adjourned TO th
22nd inst.
RI. l.. Wood, who furnished the hr',
f 1.-The lew school buildi (Which race
nnr town, i,f,mms us h = in he 'ldin
and rnace there are 3l6 800 bri, k-juS
few more than one would care io ha
dle N one day.
Detroit Tribune: A meeting of th
officers aud directors Of the Michigan
Ohio railroad will be- hel April 10. an,
the question Ofihc orthern extcnsi wi
probably he dcfnIt ~ settled Shouts
the hoard decide TO continue the exte IN
track laying will I've Immediately com
menced I several points.
Mr.. aud Mrs a O. Miller and a elrc
company appear AT Wright's Opcr, Hou-
. Tonight in tie three tcomedy The Thre
Widow =" Mr.. and Mrs. Miller have
good reputn ion throughout the state. "a
all wh,sa,tend this event will undoub
edly he highly entertained. Popula
prices.
; he scholars of the third priwaiy an
I intermediate depar ments of The Aim