Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-04-20
GREETINGS.

Enquire at this office.
Rev. DR.. Hunting will preach at De-
catur next Sunday.
Henry Brewbaker left Tuesday NOR
ming for the Upper Peninsular.
A fine line of Boys school suits just
received at Mccullough & Button.
Harvey Button and Bert Nichols,
of Vernon, spent Sunday with b. C..
Button.
5. S. Davidson of f. Saginaw, was
in town Tuesday, visiting his mother
and brothers.
Joseph Miller has moved his family
into the Francis Palmer house on
Woodwork street.
Morris Messenger, Of the Duluth
Herald. former Gratiot county boy
is visiting friends in town.
The Bee Hive Stores quote prices,
lower than the lowest and give you a
fine present, in the Bargain.
Wallace Halsted and wife, of Lyons.
are the guests Of their son and daught-
er. Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Amsden.
Our Council are making some mark
ed improvements the shape of new
sidewalks. Let the good work go on.
Eli Rollin has purchased the Dray
of J. Arnold and is now prepared 10 do
all kinds of draying. ELI RoLLIN.
VIM. Parker. in the employ Of Mon
tige & Co, was called TO Cadillac on
Saturday to attend upon sick brother
NJ. c. Dallas has been improving the
appearance of State street near the
Milliken house IN setting out Maple
trees.
y. J. Mccullough, of the firm OF Nc
Cullough & Button has gone after his
family and intends to settle soon III
Alma.
The NJ. f. Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. A J. Baker, corner OF Lin
coin and Center street on Wednesday
p. m, April 25th.
Wright & Hooper have purchased Il
herd of Shorthorn cattle from L. ketch-
um. of Saginaw, that are bred from
superior strain Of stock.
Mr.. d. Leach has bought the business
OF Mr Titus in the Shoe making line.
who has left for Muskegon where he
intends going into business.
Parents looking for children's school
shoes will miss great bargains if they
fail to call and examine the fine assort-
ment displayed by Z. l.. Stark.
Rooms WANTED.-Unfurnished sit
ting room and bed room in private
family by man and wife--prefer them
near post office. Enquire at this office
By mistake in last weeks issue w
represented Rodman & Walhrldge >
young horse Pierre" as a Clydesdale;
he is a Percheron, instead, and good
one.
The Detroit Tribune has issued a
very neat base ball score book for the
national league season of 1858. Tie
RECORD acknowledges the receipt OF Il
copy.
The Young Peoples Guild Society
will give Clothes Pin social at the
residence of Mrs. w. :. Turck, Mon
day evening Apr 23rd. All turn out
and enjoy "A grand time.
Wright's Opera House Band gave
our citizens an open air concert last
/ Saturday evening which was highly
appreciated The boys have worked
hard this winter and are in fine shape
Rev. George F. Hunting. of Alma
College, and Rev. A. F. Bruske, OF
Saginaw, were on Wednesday elected
commissioners to attend the Tooth gen
eral assembly of the Presbyterian
church Of America, which convenes IN
Philadelphia on the 18th of next May
The ladies Of the order OF the o. +
s. have pieced Il beautiful silk quill
which they will dispose of by drawing
Friday evening at their lodge rooms, il
connection with sugar social and hop
The ladies make these entertainments
especially enjoyable. Let there he
good attendance.
A. c. Nc Graw & Co.'S celebrated
So 90 Calf Seamless shoes, genuine cal
cut from selected tannery skins, SOLE
cole leather outsoles, solid sole leathe
lins,les, solid sole leather counters, tn
tops are made of glove grain an
will out1ear the ordinary glove cali
The button shoe has worked butto
holes aud all goods ip bal, button o
congress are sewsd %ftt iRporte
thread. will wear as long aea feel a
comfortable as any $500 shoe ~ th
market. Every pair guaranteed
represented. Bosd by W. r. Kinch.