Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-06-28

Bargains in everything in Boots and
Shoes at Il. l.. STARK's.
A. ID. Amsden has moved his family
into the new house just completed by
Mr.. Greig
Everything goes regardless OF cost for
the next 60 days at Bailey & Beach's.
See large ad.
Ashley and Ithaca appear to be the
only two towns in the county that
will celebrate.
The greatAnericanEagle will scream
at the way they cut and slash dress
goods at the Bee Hive.
Best line of Childrens' spring heel
shoes in the market, full assortment of
sizes. f. l.. Stark.
Lovers of lawn tennis are enjoying
themselves on the lawn west of the
bank, this nice weather.
Do YOU want a fine apron or dress
pattern for nothing? They are giving
them away at the Bee Hive, see their
adv.
The II. A. Milliken Concert Company
left Wednesday morning on their first
trip, and gave a concert at Fenton that
evening.
Mrs. Chas. Lane left the first of the
week to visit her daughter at Hesperia.
During her stay her son-in-laW viii
visit France.
Headquarters for fireworks at J. n.
Day & Go. He has large line of fire
crackers, torpedoes, and fireworks,
way down in price,
-Four repleyin suits were started last
Saturday before a. Yerington by ".
a. McOmber, of st. Louis, as admin
istrator of the estate OF Anna Riding.
Ladies' ifyou want a Fine Shoe don't
buy till YOU have seen the Smith &
Herrick line, they are perfection and
each pair gives satisfaction.
L. l.. STARK.
\. 5. Coutant, editor of the Mt.
Pleasant Enterprise, made us a pleas
ant call Saturday last on his return
from the Western Press Association
held at Muskegon last week.
AS the Masonic Hall is over the
RECORD Office and our presses and
engine make such a disturbance as to
interfere with their work, we are one
day late with our paper
If you want anything in fine dress
shoes for ladies, misses or children. YOU
should not miss getting an early selec-
tion of the 800 pairs they are Offering
at nearly half prices at the Bee Hive
The lost oyercoat that was advertised
for in last weeks RECORD. was found
10y Horace Angel north of Elwell, and
brought to this Office. Does 1t pay to
advertise IN paper that has wide
circulation ?
Mr. Clark the Grand Lodge lect-
urer for the masonic order. held a
school of instructions in the Masonic
Hall, Thursday afternoon and evening.
several prominent Masons from abroad
being present.
H9riasoa Rogers and daughter, Miss
Rosa, @Rd has been in Florida the
tpast two Years for her health, returned
ito Alma last. week. They are guests
fof Mrs. VIII Thompson, Mr. Rogers
daughter, at ptesent.
On Saturday ISMrning last J. Gee
found one of his sSases badly gored by
a cow. This is f& Second case of the
kind he has hsl inside of two weeks.
Both are in 46rg ba&shape, and will
be laid up FOR " eehsAlT will recover
We have Just 1851 out the II 4.
sanpS 1's'o Of sassassns Sfsaa Co ,p55e
a frat=elass, well equipx.l ,sobNonice,
! With.Steam presses, wGFare fitted dor
work that is second e none in/thi3
section of the state.
The Episcopal society gadsa social
at the kindetsmten rooyF'last Tues
day nigbt- Ice cream was served in
the Ladies Libryy and the former
rooms were uN by the lovers of
dance. a grpfil time is reported soei-
ally and d91ncially.
The nat,Iral philosophy class of the
Union school, consisting of Nuss Nettie
Kress,:.Aiiss Nellie Koon. Miss Winnie
GrifOn. Ray Turck and Walter Thmber
visited tie telephone Office on Monday
last, for the purpose of investigating
the working of this wonderful machine.
They called up the RECORD Office, and
we cag'testify that they all have good
lungs and are good takers.
The Gratiot County Atlas for 1889 is
being distributed, they were published
by Lake q Hayes, OF Philadelphia.
and compiled 10y j.. w. Dixon and VIM.
L. Pitt. 1t consists of handsome laid
out map of each township and town.
giving section lines and school districts