Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-30
GREETINGS.

wocdman, chop Z tree!
L burn IL. every bough;
my th il shctcic me,
But CoIrs eight dollars now!
Sunday is All Fools Day.
Pollasky Bros. have a new adv. this
week.
The spring term of the College opel 5
April l.
Full line of Rubbers at w. r
Kinch's.
Easter gifts, something new at Mrs.
f p Shaflels
Highest prices paid for butter and
eggs, at Nc. d B.
NJ. Bloomburg left TUESDAY for his
new home at Tyler, Texas.
Township election next Monday,
every body vote for the best man.
Finest line of hats for men and boys
ever shown i'm Alma at +. L. Stark ;.
II y. Stanton of Greenville made
this Office pleasant call on Thursday.
Republican caucus at the Angel
House Saturday afternoon at two
O'Clock.
Don't suffer with tooth ache now
that DR., Kelly has his new electric
machine.
Max Pollaskey is the happy father
of a bouncing girl at his house last
Monday night
r. 7. Lynd, of the College, filled the
pulpit at the Baptist church at It.
Louis, last Sunday.
Prof. Z. c. Davis. formerly a teacher
in tie Normal here, now of Lakevew
was in town Tuesday.
Don't forget that D. Vonght will dc
your Painting Papering and Kalsomi-
ming in frst-class style.
y. d. Amsden has organized an Oca-
rine quartette. which will be one Of the
smusements at the band concert in the
near future.
Mr.. Frank Norton. who has been i'll
during the past two weeks at the resi-.
dence of his cousin. Mrs. Ella Johnson,
is able to be around once more.
Ira Foglesonger, one of our best Col
lege boys, is spending his vacation al
Harrison. Ira is a hard working stu.
dent and deserves Il good. long rest.
\ handsome, eight-page College
Quart erly was issued from the RECoTT
Office this week. Two thousand copies
Will be distributed throughout the
country.
y d. Amsdcn is arranging solos
duets, tros, quartets, and music for
full band for ocarinas. Parties taking
them up will find it to their advantage
to call on him.
John Day, Il former Alm1 boy, and
late principal of the Blanchard h Ch
school. resumes his old position at 7
a. Miller's drug store next MonC ay
Glad to welcome him back.
l. W. Miller has taken three hundred
and three dozen pictures during this
week. having taken seventy three dos er
in one day Thursday and yet there i:
room.
T. Richmond, west of this place
produces two hens eggs one of VIII ch
is sx6i and weighs 81 oz.. the othel
73X6i weight OF. He informs us tha
it is common occurrence for lis hen!
TO act thus.
a party of friends gave W. /. IIougl
a happy surprise last Friday evening
) The party loaded with refreshment
: took possession of his rooms unbeknowi
to him. the evening was passed in play
ing cards and grand old time,
E If the new Council want to do a goo,
thing for the town and gain some notO
d riety, they can do so 10y cleaning on
some Of the peanut novels on Superio
street. If allowed the town can b
filled with such shanties.
d. Depew has purchased the 3-yea
old trotting stallion, Alma Boy, of Mrs
Geo. Boyer, consideration. $500. ii
is dark brown, and is one of the mos
prominent young horses in this section
d. Mr. ID. is the right man to handle hin
7. Henry Burris, living one-half mil
a east Of this place. was taken sick las
Saturday morning very suddenly. Nj
!. Brainerd was called but spite Of b
efforts he died Saturday night after a
illness of Is hours. lie leaves vii
- and one child 10 mourn their loss.
Look here" said a man TO new
paper writer, II think you ought
stop printing nonsense about the del
lc terious effects of cigarettes Indeed
Do you think them harmless 2" o. n
ps httt guob publicutio iuiure my Inns