Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-04-06
c. F. BROWN. Prop.
GREETINGS.

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Full line of Rubbers at W. r
Kinch's.
DR.. Shafer of Elm Hall WAS in town
Wednesday.
DR.. Lancashire, of Saginaw. was III
town Wednesday.
Mr.. Alfred Thomson of Ithaca. was
in town last week Friday.
Mrs. Raaves, of Lake City, is visiting
her sister Mrs. b. c. Button.
Bert. Woodward has moved into the
Tnby house on Superior Street.
TIamlin & Green started their factory
last Monday, employing 22 hands.
Dr.. Hunting will preach at the College
Chapel OH Sunday next at O clock.
Died. on Thursday last, after IA lin
gering illness, Mrs. Lewis Van Leuvan.
Don't you see those beautiful Brus-
sells carpets at Mccullough & Buttons.
II. Moulton has pet eve that has
given birth to twins six time in success
sion. Next!
Don't suffer with tooth ache now
that DR.. Kelly has his new electric
machine.
w. l.. Nelson, the gentleman in
charge Of the surveying of the new
road is in town.
The largest line of Ladies' and Gents
shoes ever brought to Alma at McCul-
lough & Buttons.
The examination of Charles Wood
before Justice Yerington will take
place the 9th inst
II. p. Clark and J. w. Prestel of
Sheridan were in town Tuesday, on
their way to Clare.
Don't forget that D. Vonght will do
your Painting, Papering and Kalsomi-
ming in tirSt-claSs style.
Steps are being taken to organize a
lodge of Knights of Pythias. We hope
they may prove successful.
Have you read that letter in the Bee
Hive column? If not, turn to it, read
il and think 1t over--it is for your
benefit.
The letter received by Max f. Pol.
lasky, copy of which can be found in
the Bee Hive" column this week.
Explains itself-don't fail to read it
through.
The Mt. Pleasant DEMOCRAT came
to us last week under its new control
Some vast Improvements have already
been made and they promise more.
Success to them.
Ronk * Baughman. the Dry Goods
firm and Findly & Morden, the lIar-
ness Dealer and Butcher Bros. have
new advs. this week, look them over
and polit thereby.
The Wonans' Home Missionary So
ciety of the NJ. f. church will meet
with Mrs. j. W. Mcleod on Saturday.
at 2:30 p. m. 1t is necessary that all
members should be present.
Rodman & Walbridge, have purch-
ased the handsome four year old Stall
lion raised by d. r. sullivan and ask
the public to call and see him. Look
at their adv. elsewhere in this issue.
We hope our new road commissioner
will see the propriety of opening the
the road towards st. Louis, and do his
duty in the premises as we believe he
will. BY all means let us have the
road.
l.. NJ. Winters. our new crockery
man arrived Wednesday with his house
hold goods and expects to be ready fol
business in few days. Mr.. Winters
comes to us highly recommended as ;
borough business man and we wisl
hI' success.
Miss inertia Sherouds, OF Brooklyn
Mich. has been visiting Drs. Flowers
the past week. While here she visited
the Wright House and Sanitarium; ex
pressed herself highly pleased with tin
improvements of these fine establish
ments and also with the city order an,
the fine appearance Of Alma.
During the fire at ST. Louis recently
the authorities sent TO this place 70
= some hose and because the nozzle wa
not sent some of their ungratefl
cranks are making big blow over il
If thee had been little more whiske
there. there would have been no ust
of any fire company.
, Attention is called to the advertise
ment Of the new hardware firm of Bea
Il Hall These gentlemen are placin
in full line Of hardware and tool:
p This firm comes well recommended an
we are glad To welcome them. BY hor
: orable and fair dealing they will try
merit and will doubtless receive a shar
! Ut pubic patronage.