Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-19

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town Monday.
Skating at the rink again Saturday.
Music by Band.
Al. Pet.ett of the Journal, Ithaca,
was in town Monday.
Hamlin & Green received 10 car loads
of elm logs last Sunday.
Lou Rumsey, of Ithaca, was in town
Wednesday on business.
Aabastine the best wall finish, all
shades at Webb's Drug Store.
a. j. Hall will occupy the Gee house
opposite the Henry Vermulen place.
Mortimer Ely, of Stockton, n. Y,
spent the first of the week with rela-
tives.
III. l.. Lockwood was at Highland
over Sunday, returning the first of the
| week.
DR., j. III. Lancashire returned from
n. Y. Saturday last and visited Alma
| Tuesday.
Fred McCarty is learning the plumb
ing and gas-ftting business of Jno.
Macdonald.
Mrs. A. d. Amsden left Tuesday
morning for a visit with friends at
| Lyons, Ionia Co.
Fred Church and wife rejoice oyer
the arrival of bouncing boy at their
house Tuesday morning.
We collect for daily papers on the
first day of each month.
N. DAY & Co.
We carry complete line of bulk gar
den seed of every description.
w. l.. HoUGH & Co.
L. n. Chadwick wishes to inform
the public that he is ready to deliver
ice to those wishing to be supplied.
Remember Saturday is Arbor Day.
Let all plant trees and help to beautify
our village and surrounding country.
The d., l.. q n. are building a new
iron bridge over Pine River at Riv-
erdale. a much needed Improvement.
We keep complete line of Mems
and Boys fine fur, felt and straw
hats. Prices low for cash.
BAIAEY d BEACH.
Miller Bros. have traded their resi-
denee on Woodwork avenue for a
farm near Sumner, with w. 5. Turck
& Co.
Mart Montigel informs us that he
has struck a fine flowing well at a
depth of lO5 feet on his premises across
the river.
The /. O. O. F. and ID. of r. Lodges
Of this place will attend the grand
anniversary in body at Mt. Pleasant
April Goth,
Farmers and laboring men in need
of first class every day shoe will find
just what they are looking for at Z.
| l.. Stark's.
A delegation of X. of P's. attended
the special meeting and banquet given
by the Owosso society at that place
last Thursday night.
Dew Drop in a nickle for "A good
smoke at the stationery store at the
post Office.
5lS-tf J. n. DAY & Co, sole agents,
For fine line of Gent S Furnishing
| Goods. we call the attention of all to
Bailey & Beach's. Their stock is well
selected and complete in every partic-
ular.
Cards are ont for an Easter Monday
party at POllasky Bros Hall, on Mon
da evening If next week. under the
management of ChaS. McNally. Music
by the Alma Orchestra.
TIE Gratiot Journal Of last week
gave the address in full delivered by
Rrv. Geo. F Hunting. ID. d., of this
p ace at the anniversary of Lees
surrender held, at Ithaca last week.
Miss Anna Bahlke has resigned her
p plsitlon in II Louis as trimmer in a
millinery establishment, and has gone
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merry department in ID. l.. Fincoe' S
general sore.
The main inquiry on our streets this
spring is, Where can l find house?''
Every house in town that is rentable is
full. Some one with money could make
a good thing out of some new houses
that would rent from So to SS.
Here's the latest puzzle; Seven spots
are made in row thus, "e e exooo."
Three coppers are placed on the es and
three dimes OH the o's, leaving nothing
on the X. The puzzle is to place the
coppers on the o's and the dimes on
the e's by removing the coins and
jumping one copper with one dime OF
vice versa, never moving coin back
ward.
The season has arrived when every
business man in town realizes the