Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-10

Harvy Button Is home Tor few
weeks.
En-. Chadwick has started his ice
wagon.
j. l.. Miller has farm for sale on
easy terms.
Hon. A. b. Darragh passed through
town Wednesday.
DIR. Cottingham, of Ionia, is at the
Sanitarium recruiting.
Chas. Deleyan returned from tie
north Wednesday night.
j. l.. Dickerson, Of Ashley, has
moved his family to Alma.
Go to Kelso's and get you a good
| pocket knife at one-third off.
Will Trott, of Belding, spent part of
the week with his friends here.
Remember Fields concert at St.
Louis tonight. Everybody 60.
The weather the past few days assists
us in appreclating the street sprinkler.
w. J. Day and wife, OF Midland
spent Sunday with his brother, j. n.
Day.
John Norton is moving his family
into the Jas. Morrison house on State
street.
f. l.. Stark is selling the best plow
shoe in the market. Call and get
prices.
DR.. II. F. Douglas, of Fenton, was
in town Wednesday, visiting old
friends.
Joseph Sartor informs us that he has
set out 81 nice trees on his place this
last week.
Diamond Writing Fluid does not
gum nor corrode the pen. For sale by
j. n. Day e. Co.
At Pollasky's Hall Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings the Inez
Pereire Company.
w. w. Secord, late of the Pompeii
Mirador is the new foreman for the
Alma College Printing Co.
The case of the people VS.. Z. S.
Cornell, injury to animals, is set for
Saturday, before A. Yerington.
We will accord hearty welcome to
good ne,rsy correspondence from any
nelghborhood. Send in your items.
Rev. Job Pierson, Of Ionia, who ex-
poets to move to Alma soon, has been
called to n. 7. to visit sick daughter
Diamond Writing Fluid saves soc
worth of pens per month. Call at
j. n. Day & Co.'S. and get sample
bottle.
Ladies' Opera Slippers and Oxford
ties, the finest in the markrt at Bailey
& Beach's.
JAS Gargett has greatly improved
the appearance Of his house by giving
it coat Of cement, making it few
shades lighter.
Summer drinks consisting of Ice
Cream Soda, Milk-shake, Pops Of all
flavors. Birch Beer, Bottle Cream
Soda, ETC., at VANS.
The Record took in Is new subscrib-
ers last week, and still they come.
This is what pleases our advertisers.
The larger the circulation the more
benefit they derive from it.
At special meeting of Hose Co Mol,
last Tuesday night, Will Faughner was
elected foreman and Frank Shannon
] st assistant foreman, to fill the va
cancy of Chas. Fishbeck and Ed. Han
nah.
Several Alma people will attend the
Fields Minstrel Co.'S. entertainment
advertised in last weeks Record at
st. Louis Friday night. 1t is probably
the best entertainment given there
this season.
NJ. G. Dallas received serious injuries
about the face on Tuesday last while
riding the village scraper. The wheel
striking a stone threw him into the
machinery, cutting severe cash IN
his cheek. He is very fortunate IN
escaping as easily as he did.
At the Concert next Tuesday even
ing, II. A. Miliken will play in all, six
violin solos. With Miss Stevens vocal
gems and A. ID. Amsden's ever pleas
ing numbers, it will be one of the best
Concerts ever given in Alma. No one
can afford to miss this rare musical
treat. Remember the date, May 14th,
and do not fail to give these three
soloists a crowded house.
The Edmore Journal has the follow
ing to say of the company which is to
appear at Pollaskv's Hall next Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings;
The Inez Pereire Company opened
here Wednesday evening TO good
house and gave the best of satisfaction.
The company is composed of very fine