Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-06-15
GREETINGS.

College announcement on fourth
page.
Extra RECORDS at this Office or at
T. A. Miller's.
Bonnets and Hats of the latest styles
at Mrs. Messengers.
Several of our young people visited
Crystal Lake last Sunday.
All the latest styles and shades in
hats at Mccullough Il Buttons.
Alma ball club No. have been
challenged for game by the Saginaw
club, for June 2lst.
Don't fail to call at Mrs. Messengers
for the latest styles in Millinery.
II. G. Button and family, of Alba,
Antrim county, are visiting relatives
here.
Pure paris green and alabastine, at
Miller's Drug Store. Cheapest place
in town.
On another page will be found the
proceedings of the Democrat Conven-
tion at st. Louis.
VIM Merritt, of Eaton Rapids, has
opened up in this place and wants to
buy all the wool in Gratiot Co.
Can people who get their printing
done out of town, expect many favors
from their local paper?-Shakspeare.
Just received another large invoice
Of ladies and gents fine shoes at very
low prices at Mccullough & Button 5.
Mrs. Laura Sibley, of Riyerdale, was
the winner of that beautiful Lamp
given away at l.. NJ. Winters Crockery
store.
b. +. Worthirgton, of this place, has
been elected junior warden of st. Louis
Encampment, l. O. 0. F., to fill va
cancy.
\ large flag has been raised on W. ).
& ;. store. which will hereafter notify
played.
Ladies wishing the Ideal ButtonhOle
Cutter can leave orders for the same
with Mrs. j. l.. Slate, at her residence
on Forest Street.
Wright's Opera House Band com
menced their weekly street concerts
last Thursday night; lots Of new music
and they know how to play it.
Bro Tucker. of the Gratiot Herald
attended the excursion at Toledo last
Sunday. Wonder if he heard anything
in the text there that pleased him.
Subscribe for the Grand Rapids
Daily Democrat, the leading daily III
Western Michigan. Arrives in Alma
on morning train. Delivered 10y I. y
Miller at l2t cents week.
Last Saturday evening the members
of the College Choir presented Mrs.
Leila Stevens with very handsom,
silver nut craker, as their appreciation
of her valuable instructions.
Rev \. F. Hart will exchange pull
pits next Sunday with the Rev. VIM
Judd, of Lakeview: from there he vii
attend the NJ. E.camp meeting at Eatol
Rapids. June 1929.
The position recently resigned by \
J. Stranger is now occupied by Miss
Bell Depew Miss. d. although quite
young. is said to be "A proficient Bool
Keeper and much appreciated by the
firm w, 5. & 5.
NI1 hun Of II
urday, between the NJ. l.. club of thi
place and the st. Louis boys was decid
ed draw on account Of rain; at til
fifth inning the score stood 6 to 3 j.
favor of the st. Louis.
Again the financial part of the Rec
ORD office has been called TO suiIel
this time it is John Coleman who ol
ders his paper stopped because we woul
not publish some of his silly nonsense
We would have such people understan
that we do not run paper for any sue
individuals to abuse or stir up grie'
ances against any citizen. and any hay
ing any such ideas are at liberty to sto
their paper. If possible. we shall I'll
our own business regardless of NJ
Coleman or any such.
Mrs Louisa Gargett, 8 will was Opene
and read in the Probate Court Of Gra
lot County on Monday. last. Her pre-
erty is all willed to James Garget
The will purpcrts to be-made some
years ago. Fred Church is appOinte
special administrator. The will, "
are informed. will be contested by MI
Minnie lTumbert. daughter of the d
ceased: Judge Marston aud two oth'
attorneys of Detroit are employed !
Mrs lIumbert; James j.. Clark ~
pearing for Mr.. Gargett. We are u,
informed of the specific grounds {
which the will Is to be contested.