Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-03-29
School closes to-day (Friday.)
Wood for sale at the Postoffice.

Wood for sale at the Postofiice.
For Drugs go to Vans. Z. o. block.
Decatur Coleman is reported as SER
riously i'll.
Martin Montigel was in Lansing,
Thursday on business.
Patrons should read every adv. in
the RECORD this week.
Z. l.. Stark's every TENTH PAIR
FREE SALE is strictly cash.
Miss Lou Fisher, of Fenton. is visit
ing her sister Mrs. K. j. Carry.
New invoice of plain and fanny win
dow shades just received at Webb's.
Glen Salisbury, is taking weeks
vacation and is visiting friends at st.
Louis.
Finest line of mems shoes in town
will be found at Z. L. Stark's, and every
tenth pair free.
Gale Davidson, of Harbor Springs,
formerly an Alma boy was in town
Tuesday visiting friends.
Parties wishing to decorate their
houses, will find large stock TO select
from at Webb's Drug Store. \
Henry Brewbaker, has sold his claim
in the Upper Pennsular, and now has
severe attack of western fever.
D. Reed and Jas. B. Tubbs attended
the reunion of the first Michigan
Cavalry at Grand Rapids, on Wednes-
day.
Harriet Campau, an Indian lady at
Mt. Pleasant, died OH Friday last, who
it is claimed by her daughter, was 10
years old.
The Episcopal society are negotia-
ting for "A $500. pipe organ which vii
be grand improvement to their hand
some church.
Mrs. d. r. MacElwain, of Hasting,
delivered lecture at the NJ. f. church
Monday night.
Mrs. Bales, having dressmaking
rooms, in the Hormig building solicits
fair share of the patronage of the
ladies of Alma.
Remember that Saturday is the last
day Of the special subscription, you can
get the RECORD for three months for
20 cents on that day,
7. A. Ely was in Saginaw and Toledo
Monday and Tuesday. He reports the
farmers TO be plowing in the south part
of this state and in Ohio.
J. NJ. Montfgel & Co. are putting in
a new enjine and boiler. The enjine
was made by themselves but the boiler
manufactured at Saginaw.
Montigel & Co. shipped one of the
wagons Tuesday, manufactured by
them for the Saginaw Bottling Works,
they have another nearly completed.
l.. NJ. Clum, has moved his grocery
stock to the Pollasky store, formerly
occupied by II. l.. Lockwood. He has
secured the services of Obed Stanton as
clerk,
n. w. Wright and wife, leave Alma
Saturday, March 30th. for New York
City, and OH April 9Th, will sail for
Europe, where they will remain about
six months.
The pupils of the Union School will
give an exhibition at Pollasky Hall, on
Friday night, al entertaining program
has been prepared and all patrons
should attend.
w. o. Parker and family leave the
Grst of the week for Bronson, Mich,
where they will make their future home
in hopes to find help for Mrs. Parker,
who has been sufferer for years.
+. Erickson, living on the Geo. Pull
frey farm one mile south of Alma. has
out bills for an important sale of stock
and farm implements, Wednesday.
April 2, NJ. r. Havens, auctioneer.
Chadwick g. Rollin, are a little late
in advertising their ice business. they
still ask the farmers for orders to fill
their ice houses, there is nothing like
getting even, perhaps this is their mot
to.
Remember that G.. B. Porter keeps
everything in the jewelry line full line
Of celebrated Columbus movement, also
Elgin and Waltham. You will find it
to your interest to call on him if you
think of purchasing.
j. Longfelder, of Mt. Pleasant, has
rented the Fink building, formerly oc-
cupied by j. B. McFee, and will open
first-class cigar factory, He comes
highly recommended as workman and
solicits a share of public patronage.
In last issue we neglected TO mention
the change in the Fred Willard meat
market, Mr.. Willard having sold his
market to Tallman a. Vincent, of Bel
ding, two wide awake young men who