Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-09-27
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Gilman.
W. S. Turck was il Detroit OH
Tuesday.
b S. Webb was in Saginaw on busi-
ness Monday.
j. Longfelder is in Huron county this
week On business.
Mrs. w. j. Findley is visiting rela-
tiyes at Ridgetown, Ont.
Mrs. Jas. Tubbs, visited friends in
Grand Rapids Wednesday.
Hon. j. III. Robinson, of Vestaburg,
was in town Tuesday on business.
w. w. Roberts, of Saginaw, is
spending a few days with his family.
Work has been commenced, putting
the steeple on the Presbyterian church.
Use Pilsner Export Beer for family
Purposes For sale at Orro's.
Bert Woodward and wife attended
the Detroit Exposition the first OF the
week.
Remember that Miller's Photograph
Gallery is open every Friday and Sat
urday,
For SALE: - y first class second
hand No. 0 Stove cheap, Enquire at
the Postoflice Bookstore. 546-2 wk.
j. j. Booth has purchased the Co.
hoon house and let on State street,
near the T., a. n. Il n. NJ. depot.
l.. NJ. Booth has resigned from the
L. a. y. Il n. NJ. and his place is filled
by II. c. Davidson a relief agent at
present.
Hon. f. b. Green and family return
ed home from Kennett Square, Pa,
last Wednesday night, reporting IA
grand time.
For few Sundays past there has been
two soaks reeling about our streets in
a drunken state, which speaks very
bad for our little village.
Parties having lots in the Alma
Cemetery desirous of having them
cleaned and graded up, Will do well to
c all on VIII Thomas 1862 wk.
The frost of Saturday night did
considerable damage in this vicinity,
putting stop to the tomato crop
which was about half ripened.
Frank Pollasky, of Chicago, was in
town over Sunday visiting friends,
Frank is well pleased with his new
vocation and is making it success.
Geo. Moore, of the woolen mill, has
a man and wagon on the road eXchang-
ing yarn for wool, which is securing for
him fine trade for this time of the
year.
7 I'M. Glover, residing south, captured
a large porcupine on his place last
Tuesday morning, it has been present
ed to Geo. Thornton, who will put it in
shape.
5. +. Anderson shows us a plat just
drafted by him of the Alma Cemetry
grounds, which is nicely done, and now
we are in hopes to see the grounds keep
on improving.
A. +. Bracket informs us that since
May lst, he has sold in this vicinity e.
organs up to date, probably more than
any two men have sold in the same time
| in any locality in the state.
Geo Pulfrey was III Grand Rapid:
last week buying furniture for the new
, hotel, He is putting in some very nice
furniture and lots of it, so that wheI
completed it will be one of the finest
The new Nj. +. minister, Rev. J w
Vicbers. preached his first sermon tC
, his Alma people last Sunday night an(
all a.e highly pleased who heard him
In the morning he filed the pulpit fo
Rev. Hart, at st. Louis.
The RECORD took in nine new sub
scribers last week, this is why 1t is ;
desirable advertising medium, becaus,
we have large circulation and it il
i still booming. Send in your neighbors
and make it the best circulated pape
in the county.
Mccullough & Button sport new
side walk in front of their store.
more of our citizens would do likewis
before snow comes it would be benefc
ial in appearance and if some one shoul,
i fall through some of the traps it Nigh
be benefit financially.
Il Miss Francis Baker, the organize
and lecturer of the Northwestern
# branch Of the Woman's Foreign Mis-
S sionary Society, Of the NJ. +. church, ad
dressed the Alma people at the NJ. i
II church last Thursday night, she is
d very accomplished lady and her lectur
was rare treat.
). The Alma Correspondent. of the 81
: Louis Republican promises, tina
when that fraudulent NJ. ID. drol
out of sight, he will quit pincl
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