Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-05-04
GREETINGS.

push boom.
The NJ. L. Ladies' Aid Society will
meet with Mrs. G. Walker on Wednes-
day p. m. the 9th,
Our Street Commissioner is making
some vast Improvements on our streets
and cross-walks this week.
Bert Woodward has been appointed
administrator of the Eliza Palmer
estate, NJ. Pollasky declining.
SIS pays for years subscription to
the RECORD and either the Detroit
Tribune or the Free Press. only 81.
Mrs. Charles Davis, of this place
! died at the home of her parents in
Elwell, Tuesday evening, of consumpt-
ion.
No foreigner can vote at the next
presidential election unless he takes
out his papers OH or before the fourth
day of May.
NJ. G.. Dallas is making arrangements
to move his store building south of
Pulfreys grocery, opposite the street
on his vacant lot.
A pleasant social gathering was en-
joyed by the neighbors and friends of
Sam Brewbaker at his residence, last
Saturday evening.
Bear & Hall the hustling Hardware
men have a new adv. this week, they
have large line of choice goods and
are bound to sell.
We must insist upon our business
men wishing change of advertisements
bringing in their copy before Wednesday
noon Please bear this in mind
The state board of pharmacy an
nounces that it is going to see that the
law regarding the sale of drugs 10y un-
registered druggists is enforced.
There were fifty candidates present
for examination at the meeting of
the board of school examiners at the
high school building last Friday.
7. n. Miller & Co. in the p o. Book
Store are now running circulating
library. 1t only costs you 5 cents to
read any of the choicest works.
The South Lyons Picket is six years
old and starts out in an extra healthy
condition being by far the leading paper
of the town, success attend Bro. ChlsOn
in his hard work.
Rev. Bishop Harris, Of Detroit
preached a very eloquent sermon at the
Episcopal church Sunday evening and
administered the rite of confirmation tC
five candidates at its close.
L. NJ. Fish and other officers of the
ID. l.. Il n. r. r., came in on specia
train Sunday and took dinner at the
Wright House. These gentlemen know
where to 60 when they want good
dinner.
The Bee Hive stores will hereafter
show News Bulletin and Bargain
Column" on the first page of the Rec
ORD. Look out for something inter
esting each week.
The regular monthly meeting of tn,
Womans' Home Missionary Society o
NJ. +. church will be held at the hom,
of Miss Flora Scarborough on Saturda!
the 5th at 2:30 p. IN. 1t is hoped tha
every member will be present, as there
is work to be done.
A novel addition to the Wrigh
House is being built, consisting of al
alcove or high arched room to containth,
kitchen range, terminating in a broa'
open chimney upon the outside TO re
ceive all the smoke and steam of tn
kitchen, thus relieving the house from
all unpleasant odors generated in th'
process of preparing the bill of fare 70
which this popular house is justly noted
If every citizen in the village woul'
. make an effort this spring to put hi
property in first-class condition,
would add to the attractiveness of tn
place twenty per cent, as well as eli
hance the value of their property j
like proportion. A little time spent i
cleaning up yards, repairing fences
planting trees, painting buildings, etc
;. would repay hundred fold for a
!. trouble.
The Congregational church propert
: in this village has been transferred t
the Presbyterian society, and hereafte
the religious services held therein wi
IS be under the auspices of this denom
nation. While we regret to see tn
decline Of any religious society in on
midst, and would gladly have witnes:
9 ed the material growth and success {
). the Congregational society in thi
place. we are glad that this property
to be owned and occupiedby the fiend
Of the College.