Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-07-05

az Adrian.
Strictly pure parizGreep at webbs
Drug Store =
Try pair of our Plow ShoesN they
are the best. +. l.. STARK i
Our correspondents must all be cele-
brating this week,
Fine Box Paper apd full line of
Stationary at WebbsN .
J. M. Montigel and family spent 4th
with friends near Cadallac.
Finest fitting fine Shoe for Ladies
you can get at E. l.. Starks.
S. F. Bagley, of Horton, Mich, is
visiting his son Dr.. L. A. Bagley.
John ID. Spinney is spending the 4th
with his best girl near Williamson.
Rev. II. Lancashire, and wife, of
Detroit are visiting their son DR.. j. H.,
this week.
Gen. n Chur ch, is spending the week
in Detroit and other places in the south
ern part of the state.
The great Eagle will scream
at the way they cut and slash dress
goods at the Bee Hive.
If you want a first-class Hammock
remember have fine stock, cheap
for cash. { in. Day Il Co.
A Picnic given for the benifit fo the
Bee Hive Patrons in July if you can
find their add, you can learn full par
ticulars. =
DR.. w. Kelly will spend next week
in Charlotte, on business. Having
work for several Charlotte citizens, he
goes there to finish it up.
Every Mother can appreciate good
assortment of Babies Shoes. We keep
them, call and see for yourself.
f. l.. STARK.
Il. A. Miller of Swartz Creek, former
Alma citizen, was in town over Sunday
he reports himself as located in good
paying business at that place.
The College ball club returned home
from their northern trip last Saturday,
and will remain. until about the 10th,
they report grand time, and are meet
ing with good success.
BY our exchanges we see that the
Milliken Concert Co., are receiving that
which they justly deserve, some good
press notices, they are fine and are
playing to good houses.
Mrs. J. w. Holmes was called to
Horton, Monday morning by telegrahm
stating that her mother Mrs. Ayers was
very sick, she took the first train, but
before she arrived her mother died of
appoleXty.
AS our employees wish to celebrate the
glorious fourth we find Unnecessary to
come out two days early this week
consequently if the Record is somewhat
thin this week, lay it on to Uncle Sam
as printers must have holidays.
J. /. Gee has leased his farm and
milk business for two years to G. a.
Kipp. Mr.. Gee has been in the bust.
aess for some time, and has a goo d bus
mess. The consolidation of the two
will make Mr. Kipp, who is deserving,
a good business.
About - of our solid farmers residing
west and northwest of Alma, not being
suited with the price of wool decided
to ship their entire clip themselves to
Boston, and on Tuesday they took the
town by storm, they delivered their wool
to the Woolen Mill where il was graded
and weighed; and on Thursday was
shipped. We are in hopes they reap
a benefit from it as when the farmers
get big prices for their products times
are better for us all.
Here is another: Last week Senator
Green made one Of the best speeches in
favor of temperance that has been made
during the session. Let no one doubt
the loyalty of this man to temperance
to good order and to the pledges
of the Republican party. His words
were singing reproach to those Re.
puDlicans who were inclined to kill the
measure with amendments, as also to
those who favored dilatory legislation.
Mt. Pleasant Enterprise.
We have only 13 dress patterns left
of the entire line of embroidery white
goods suits. But of the large lot sold at
special sale last week the prices on
these patterns at special sale last week
were $500 to $500. We are going to
close out what is left of them during
next weeks special sale at just half
price Who is the first to drop into the
Bee Hive to get one of special bargains
Don't all speak at once: y
DR.. Brooks left here last Monday
for Kalamazoo, his old home and where