Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-09-20
Mrs. j. L.Miller is in Detroit this

B II. saw ar. of Ithaca, was in town
Tuesday night ON business
II nry Vermnlen If Weinesday
morning for Detroit on business
Mis- D. r schwartz is visiting the
Exposition u Detroit this week.
Geo. Young is nursing an eye this
week, having got some plaster i'll it.
w. Chas. Hopper, OF the Ashley
Cleaner was in town Tuesday on bus
mess.
Wright's Opera House band are at..St.
Louis, furnishing music for the fair
this week.
Harrington & Co.'S table factory is
turning out 200 tables of their improved
patterns this week.
w. n. Wright, who has commenced
his school near Clare orders the REC
ORD sent to his address.
Ely Brewbaker is visiting friends at
Jackson, and will take in the Exposition
| at Detroit before his return.
On another page may be found let
ter from Will Howe, one of Alma 5
boys, who is now at Abrams, Wis.
b. w. Ellison, our enterprising gro
GER, has put in telephone for the ben
eft of his customers, who are many.
ID. r Sullivan, one of the best farm
ers in Gratiot county, informs us that
he is putting in 100 acres of wheat this
fall.
Mary Allison left last Tuesday night
| for her new home at Crooked Lake,
Clare County, the Record will be "a
weekly visitor.
Geo. Moore, of the Alma Knitting
Mills, has a fine line of yarns on eXhi-
bition at the st. Louis fair, all of his
own production.
Glen Salisbury is visiting his parents
at Breckenridge this week, and will
| join his chum, Ely Brewbaker, at De
troit the last of the week.
Frank Mateauran, of Sumner, plead
guilty in the circuit court, last Tuesday
to the charge of selling liquor without
4 license, and was fined S25.
Dempsey Meyers was arraigned in
the Circuit court, on Monday, charged
with horse stealing, plead guilty, and
was sentenced to Jackson, for two
years.
Geo. Burt, clerk at the Wright
rIouse, returned home from West Bay
| city Monday night, where he has been
attending the funeral of an older bro.
ther
Miss Lizzie Young, of this place, com
menced her fall term of school in Dis
trict No. 5. Seville, on Monday last
this is her second term there, she is a
very successful teacher
| f.. Metcalf. exhibits a fine Clydes
dale colt on our streets last Wednesday
-four months old and weighs 5SC
pounds. who can beat this? let hin
speak or hold his peace.
| J. S. Caple and wife. left Tuesday
morning for Detroit, where they vii
lremain few days, after Which they
will make visit to friends in eastern
New York, being absent two weeks
Circuit Court opened last Tuesday
after running through the calendar
court was adjourned until next term
owing to fairs, horse racing and rush o
| business of attorneys and their clients
Prof. O. j. Stilwell has received {
, head of a Buffalo, from II. Nj. SecorC
OF Grand Forks d. L. for his collection
! at the Union school. which probably !:
the finest in any school of its size, il
) the state.
r Clark Decker left last Wednesda
| night for Kansas City where he intend
working as foreman over large gan
Y of mechanics, he leaves his famil
5 here who will follow him us soon as b
y gets located.
d The net receipts at the state fai
: reached SO 1000, State fair figures al
: always given in round numbers. IncluC
J, ing complimentary tickets, 19cen
j school children admissions, and all, 20
900 people passed the gates.
's J. NJ. Montigel & Co. are to supply II
? beams and columns for the addition
the Sanitarium. The columns are to l
/ from nine and one half to thirteen fee
Ic in height and will weigh from 650
n 900 pounds each, these will be ca
It by j. NJ. NJ. & Co, while the beams {
y girders will be procured from Pittsbure
Y Pa.
The team of a. +. Bracket, the orga
is dealer, came near causing a wreck c
d Tuesday. while loading an organ
d front of their store, the team startt
re and run yanking the organ ont on Il
E. ground. smashing it up quite bad
lie while they ran with the driver to NJ
le Cullough e. Buttons store, when the
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