Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-24
Alma. Michigan. Friday. May PA. 1880

go to Vans.
A new line of crockery just received
at LockwOod's.
Hon. +. B. Green was in town the
first of the week.
BoRN.-To e. Ryerson and wife, on
last, girl.
The best Sl,25 Plow Shoes to be had
are at +. l.. Stark's.
Adams Bros. ARE repairing their scales
in front of their store.
Lockwood has the finest jellies ever
before opened in Alma.
Try Lockwood for teas and coffees.
He has the best in town.
Adams Bros. have put down a new
sidewalk in front of their store.
Call and see our ladies' hand turned
shoe, $500. MCCULLoUGH q Button. ~
Mrs. David Leach left the first of
the week for Toronto, Canada, visiting
friends.
Some marked Improvements are be-
ing made around the Baptist church,
new sidewalks, etc.
Several of our people attended the
services of the Episcopal church at st.
Louis Tuesday morning.
Keep poultry healthy and laying eggs
the year round by feeding Poultry food.
% cents per box at Morden's.
Alma Springs Creamery shipped
% tubs of butter to Detroit Thursday,
a portion to the Cadillac Hotel there.
We have full line of Russett's Ok
ford Tie Shoes very easy, just the thing
for tender feet and warm weather.
f. l.. STARK.
Remember Bailey Il Beach keep the
finest line of Mems, Ladies and Misses
Shoes at the lowest prices in the
county.
Rev. G. a. Jacokes, of Ithaca, de-
livered a very pleasing and instructive
address on Home Missions at the NJ.
+. church last Thursday night, May l6.
Prof. y. A. Richards, for some time
of the st. Louis schools
has accepted like position at Green
vile, with an increase of 5000 in the
salary.
b. +. Miller & Co. wish to inform
those smart boys who broke into their
works ON Monday night, that
if repeated, some one will suffer. "A
word to the wise is sufficient"
Now is the time to secure your choice
IN summer styles of millinery, as |
have fine stock of the latest fashions.
Remember the place. opposite the
Wright House. Mrs. JENNINGS. \
The editor of an exchange wis ely re-
marks: Those people who are always
that the newspapers are hit
ting them are advised to look through
the Bible. They will find many filings
at them in that good book"
Pension Attorney Mathews, of Lans-
ing, will be at the office of A. Yering-
ton, Alma, May 3lst, for the purpose
of consulting with soldiers in regard to
pensions. Those desiring a pension,
an increase or any information call on
him.
a. ID. Amsden, Miss Leila a. Stevens
and II. A. Milliken have decided to
give their musical concert at OwossO
June 4th, and at Corunna June 5th.
The people of those cities will find this
a grand concert and one deserving of a
large house.
We were handed notice of the Spir-
itual Convention at Elwell last Satur-
day and Sunday, but for some unac-
reason, it was mislaid. We
are informed large crowd was out and
A very successful meeting was held.
DR.. Flowers made very able address.
Mr.. KAHN. the Assyrian student at
the College, visited the Union school
on Monday and very kindly lectured
before the class in Ancient History in
Prof. Adams department, on the
subjects of his native land. Assyria,
its manners and customs. The lecture
was very instructive
The"Old Fashioned District School,"
TO be given by some of our prominent
citizens next Tuesday evening, is one
Of the most popular entertainments yet
devised. In every place where ii has
been given it has delighted young and
old alike, and drawn crowded houses
night after night.
A bad fire visited Howard City Sun
day The Baptist church, the opera
house, a bank, stores, shops and dwell
lings to the number of "a were swept
away. Loss estimated at $50, 900, with
small insurance, and i'm some instances
none at all. The village had no means
of fire protection.