Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-07-13
GREETINGS.

The $4,000 nickle cigar at Webb's
beats them all.
\. l.. Kitchen is with Miller e Co.
at Postotiice Store.
Mrs Chgs. Hutchinson at the
rink Saturday evening.
A. ID. Amsden visited friends at
Corrma this week.
l.. VI. Winters was in NJ Pleas
ant Tuesday on business.
Mrs. A. ID. Amsden returned from
a visit with friends at Lyons. We'd
neSday.
Take your Umbrellas to f. p. Shat
fer and have the tops Gold Plated and
Engraved.
w. s. /. Hawkins, of Chicago, III.
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
w. Hawkins, last week,
Justice Angel has opened up a
Justice Office in the rooms formerly
occupied by the cigar factory.
II. p. Clark, of Harrison, former
Sheridanite, passed through Alma
Tuesday, making this office a call.
Everybody goes to the Rink next
Saturday night. Reserved seats at
=. y. 35 cents, admission % cents.
Mrs. +, G. Alverson and son,
leave next Saturday, for a two
months visit with friends at Prairie
Vile.
The Rink has been fitted up this
week, with stage, scenery and chairs
for the Washburn Novelty Co., Sat
urday evening.
Alma Base Ball club No. have
secured the services of a. l.. kitch-
en-. the boss catcher of this section,
formerly with the Edmore team.
He is a gentleman and dandy ball
player.
Allen Williams, for seven years
with Blair & IIouck, of Elm Hall,
left with his mother for recreation
in Ohio, last Tuesday: this being his
first time out of the store fora day in
this time.
The Sanitarum is full to overflow
inc this summer. so much so, that
several are at the Wright House
The addition will be pushed to com.
plction and another season $50 guests
may be Accommodated.
Ground is being broke for the Gel
lar Of the Ellison house north of the
Santarium, where it will he moved
to make room for the addition to the
already mammoth structure, which
will be commenced at once.
Silas Moody, of Forest Hill, in
forms us that he has purchased l3,
600 pounds of wool at that place
this season, also that he is making
arrangements to ship 20 car loads OF
lumber. What's the matter will
Forest Hill.
Miss Nora Barber, who has spent
the last year with her uncleS, Miller
Bros, attending College, left Wed
nesday for her home at Cambria
IIillsdale county. Her many friends
and associates regret her departure
Chas. McEnally, the crack fisher
was presented by John ii. BiSScll
Pres. Mich. Com, fine assortmcn
of fishing tackle, consisting of TIVE
silk lines, two cast lines and Silvei
flies, and now look out, if you wan
fish, follow Charlie.
G. c. Gerber is the owner of fou
COWS. from which he has sold from
July lst, 81, to July lst, 1883, go l.,
pounds of butter. amounting Il
S1G0, y, churncd for family use 20
pounds, amounting to S34.43, a
creamery prices, at times of churn
ing, raised four calves, two of whicl
were sold for Sl2.25. For the mont
of June alone l5s ID pounds amount
ing 60 S24.l5.
The school meeting last Monda
night, was very harmonious gath
ering: the meeting was preside,
over by J. f. Schwartz; minutes an,
financial report read and approve,
after which two trustees were elect
ed in place of a. Yerrington an,
Mr Chase expired. Geo. w. Brow
and DR.. +. A. Baglcy being the ncwl
elected officers. \ vote of thank
was rendered Mr. Ycrtin9ton for th
efficient manner in which be La
served the district as director m
last years; no other business; az
journed apparently well satisfied.