Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-03

easy terms.
Go to Kelso's and get you good
pocket knife at one-third off.
w. A. Bahlke has put in new $500
pound Hall safe into his Office.
New invoice of plain and fancy win
dow shades just received at Webb's.
Montigel 81 Co. shipped some of
their sorting carts to Saginaw Wednes-
day.
Chas. McNally is busy fixing up the
flower garden at the Sanitarium this
week.
The replevin suit of +. Erikson VS..
John Clark was adjourned to Saturday
May 4th.
Hon. III. l.. Wood was in town last
Saturday, and made the Record a
pleasant call.
For bulk garden seeds remember we
carry full line of everything.
w. l.. HoUGH q Co.
Bart Miller will occupy the new resi-
dence being built by Bert Woodward
on Park street.
Special drive in ladies' kid and
Dongola button shoes at Sl.75 per pair
at +. l.. Stark's.
The village of st. Louis has been
sued for $4,000 damages, caused by
defective sidewalks.
Obed Stanton and John Greig are
making arrangements to open up the
Hormig photograph gallery.
We are agents for book-binding. If
you have magazines to bind or books
to re-bind, call on the Record.
Diamond Writing Fluid saves 5Oc
worth of pens per month. Call at
j. n, Day & Co.'S. and get a sample
bottle.
Mrs. Geo Boyer erected a handsome
monument, from Hatfield & Son, St.
Louis, over the grave of her husband,
on Tuesday.
1t is now thought that the next en-
campment of the Michigan State
Troops will be held at Reeds Lake,
near Grand Rapids.
About 90 of the |. O. o. F. and d. of
r., from this place, attended the an
niversary at Mt. Pleasant last Friday.
All report a magnificent time.
Merchants who advertise desire to
reach the largest number of readers
for the same money, remember the
Record has large circulation.
S. A. Smith is in the southern part
of the state on business. Geo. Burt.
the former popular clerk, will assist
at the hotel during S. AS. absence.
If you have any magazines you want
bound remember the Record Is agent
for the +. j. Schleede University Book
Binder, of Ann Arbor. Call and GET
prices.
NJ. B. Faughner wishes us to inform
the farmers that he has no more room
for bolts until fall. Those having a
stock on hand, keep them off the ground
and bring them in the fall
The teachers of the Union School de-
sire to express their thanks to Harring
ton Bros. for their kindness in furnish
ing to them free, a quantity of blocks,
etc, for kindergarten work.
The Michigan Gazatteer for 1889, has
been received. 1t is as complete as
ever, giving Alma a send off, in which
are advertisements for the College,
Sanitarium and ALMA RECORD.
II. a. Delevan left last Saturday for
New York, and as nothing has been
heard from him it Is feared he was one
of the unfortunate victims in the
railroad wreck near Hamilton.
Rev. A. O. Mcdonald. pastor of the
Baptist church at Breckenridge, spent
Monday of this week in Alma, calling
upon his Baptist friends and looking
over some of the institutions of this
place.
Read the advertisement of the Alma
College Summer Review Term in to-
days RECORD, which will commence
July 8 and close August II. 1t will
afford teachers fine opportunity to
review their studies and prepare them
selves for fall and winter schools.
Monday is pay day in the Building
& Loan Association. There will be
money for sale in the evening. Call
on the Secretary on or before June 3rd
if you desire to take stock in the third
series. There will be a special
meeting of the stockholders at the
Secretary's Office on Monday evening
for the purpose of acting upon certain
proposed amendments to the bylaws
of the Association.
Bills are out announcing grand con-
cert at College Hall on Tuesday even
ing, May llth, to be gwen by Miss