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

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is having quite serious time.
Mrs. n. j. Mccullough spent We'd
nesday with friends at Riverdale.
NJ. b. Faughner was only a few
hours ahead of the Hamilton wreck.
X means your subscription has ex-
pired, and we need every cent we have
out.
Mrs. Chas. Ferris of Sumner is learn
ing the millinery trade of Mrs. Jen-
nings.
E. l.. Stark is selling the best plow
shoe in the market. Call and get
prices.
The Z. Erikson VS., Geo. Willard,
replevin suit has been adjourned to
June 2sth
Miss Matte Gilkins, daughter of
Frank Gilkins, died Thursday morning
of consumption.
Diamond Writing Fluid does not
gum nor corrode the pen. For sale by
1 lo' ~ LAY ~ W.
Jas. T. Hall and wife of st. Louis,
were guests of Hon. Z. B. Green and
family Wednesday.
If you need stylish hat or cap call
on Bailey & Beach. as they keep the
best and cheapest line in the county.
b. w. Ellison is improving the
appearance of his handsome residence
on State street with fresh coat of
paint.
New ADvs.-Pollasky Bros, Special
Sale; Chas Morden, Harness; Ronk &
Baughman, Sateen sale; Mccullough
q Button, Shoes.
| The musical and literary entertain
ment on Monday night. May 9th, under
the auspices of the Athletic Association
promises to be grand success.
Mrs. Joseph Sartor received the sad
news on Tuesday of the death of her
mother at Berlin, Ont. She left on
the 5.l2 train that day, to attend the
funeral
II. b. Hulburt informs us that he
enjoyed Sunday dinner Of mushrooms
on Sunday last He says they are a
few months out of season, but they
relished.
| I. II. KresS returned from Petoskey
Monday, and has been confined to his
| ciV cio nr
was called, and at this writing the
patient is comfortable.
Lou Rogers who is engaged at Ham.
lin & Green's factory in rolling logs
from the vat to the skidway came near
losing his life, being badly bruised up,
by log rolling on to him, on Friday
last
Remember the musical and literary
entertainment given under the auspices
of College Athletic Association on
Monday night. Miss Leila A. Stevens
will give one of her excellent solos and
Prof. G. w. Yerington will furnish
choice baritone SOLO 1t is hoped all
will turn out and give the boys a
benefit.
The treat of the season was at Mt
Pleasant last Tuesday p. M, it was a
game of ball between the Maple Leafs
of Alma and Mt. Pleasant team. At
the start it looked like a close game,
but at the beginning of the third inning
the Alma team commenced their work,
making twelve runs and finding it an
easy game. The score stood 20 to 8 in
favor of the Maple Leafs. The UNI
plring was done by Grin Beach, who is
no novice at the work. The boys are
players from way back and by work
will beat the circuit.
One would Judge the Alma News
Co. was dead, having their valedictory
of last week in mourning, placing three
heavy black rules at the top and bot
tom Of the notice. After the public
has been deceived for nine months by
this whisky soaked individual claiming
it to be a company, they now find out
that the company was A. j. Stranger,
a person whom everybody knows, if
they ever got a sniff of his breath. He
| closed his pompous, head swelled
duties on Monday by filling up
and making public exhibition of
himself, going about from place to
place with his breath steaming like a
brewery, telling his usual big lies which
he is noted for. This ends the expert
ence of man who was going to put in
a $1,000 printing office, and the man
who claims that Robert Smiths repu-
tation as newspaper man, came and
was made by the point of his pen, he has
quit and gone to railroading, mot on
the section.) His strut will no more
be seen neither will the thump of his
cowardly club be heard. A threat of
being cowhided the length of Main
street is all that brings out this article