Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-03
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Fresh Drugs can always be found at
Vans.
The Sanitarium is undergoing coat
of paint.
Jas. a. Stuttz spent Sunday with his
family at Detroit.
Faughner Il Co.'S. saw. mill expects
to start up in full blast soon.
Alabastine the best wall finish, all
shades at Webb's Drug StoSe.
$4,000 buys first-class cook stove,
weighing 440 pounds, at Kelso's.
S. w. Tinker was at Cadillac the
first of the week buying lumber,
A fine line of Oxford ties, operas, and
walking shoes at Bailey & Beach's.
A new cobble gutter has been put
down in front of the Wright House.
o. II. Thomas, of Little Rock, Ark,
visited his uncle Will over Sunday.
Now is your chance to get gasoline
stove at manufacturer price at Kelsos.
An Y on the margin of your paper
signifies that your subscription has eX-
pired,
JAS. i. Clark left Monday for Mar
quette to attend to some land claim
cases.
Several gents from Alma visited
Mt. Pleasant Tuesday to witness the
ball game.
Sim Miller has moved his family in
to the Coats house, south of the Milli-
ken House.
Albert Pontine, has received the
foremanship of large excelsior factory
at Pinconning.
J. w. Mcleod left Tuesday morning
for the Upper Peninsula, looking at
and locating land.
Mrs. Henry Stark accompanied her
sister, Mrs. Whiting, of Ann Arbor,
to Saginaw last Monday.
Senator Z b. Green and family are
spending the week in town, the Sena-
tor attending to business affairs.
A. d. Amsden left Monday for a
visit to Chicago and Joliet, H., expect
ing to remain week or ten days.
Remember that Bailey & Beach keep
everything in the line of working
garments and sell cheap for cash.
We carry complete line of bulk gar
den seed of every description.
w. l.. HoUGH & Co.
The hedge around Mr.. Wright's house
is being cleaned out and other improve
ments made Oh the lawn this week.
We. are showing an extra fine assort-
ment of Misses and Children's Spring
Heel Shoes. f. l.. STARK.
Tinker and Lancashire are furnish
ing the material for Mr.. Wright's barn
on his farm known as the b. S. Webb
farm.
Mrs. w. Roberts and Miss Cora
returned from an extended visit with
friends IN the southern part of the
state Monday.
Geo. w. Pulfrey informs us that he
will not complete his hotel this sum-
mer, owing to disappointment in secur-
ing material etc.
On Wednesday last James Wilson
and Will Hannah coiled Al 500 hoops
in 10 hours, at Hamlin & Green's
factory. Who can beat it?
What is the trouble with our River
dale correspondent ? If she doesn't
brace up, we will have to send our
"devil' down to see about it.
John Morton, for some time at the
WrightHouse, was called to Portsmouth
Tuesday on account of his mothers i'll
ness. He will probably remain.
Ladies, don't buy a fine shoe until
you have examined our stock. 1t will
save you time and money.
L. l.. STARK.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. f.
church will meet at the home of Mrs. l..
G.. Wright on Wednesday afternoon.
May sth. All are cordially invited to
attend.
II. A. Milliken, at the concert to be
gwen May 14th i'll College Hall, will
play for one of his violin solos, the entire
Rode Concerto No. I, in A minor, con-
sisting of three movements.
Mr.. McNabb, of Newark township
has purchased the handsome pair of
Durham steers of Wright 4 Hooper,
consideration $4,000, and still farmers
say it does not pay to raise such stock.
Mrs. Mary Collins Whiting, the lady
attorney of which the Evening News
of last week gave so fattering a notice,
of Ann Arbor, has been spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. Henry
Stark.
The Women's Home Missionary So