Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-05
Alma College will open April 9th.

with friends in town.
And now comes Benjamin Ray with
an egg which measures 6X7i.
E. l.. Stark's every TENTH PAIR
FREE SALE is strictly cash.
DR.. Shafrer, of Elm Hall, was in
town Wednesday on business.
New invoice of plain and fancy win
dow shades just received at Webb's.
Regular meeting of the Alma Busi-
ness Mems Association next Tuesday
night.
The RECORDS special subscription
has closed, we put on 66 new subscrip-
tions in March.
Finest line Of mems shoes in town
will be found at f. l.. Stark's and every
tenth pair free.
Those of our subscribers who have
not received the Farm Journal, will
call and notify us.
Representative Russ, of Lansing, ys-
tied his daughter Mrs. +. a. Bagley,
the first of the week.
E. Decker takes the cake, he brings
in two eggs which weighs pound, one
of which is 6tXS inches.
l.. A. Sharp, is now occupying the
house formerly occupied by NJ. b..
Faughner. on State street
Parties wishing to decorate their
houses, will find large stock to select
from at Webb's Drug Store
The students at the College have
their fine double Lawn Tennis Court in
shape ready for nice weather.
Tinker u Lancashire, and II. l..
Lockwood have put in individual tele-
phones at their places of business.
Miss Anna Bahlke has secured pos
sition as trimmer in one of the lead
ing millinery stores in st. Louis.
Flower seeds are now in season and a
full line of the finest assortment can be
found at the post office Book Store
w. 5. & 5. have a change of adv. in
this issue. Read it, and when in need
of flour, buy the Alma Roller Mills.
Gladdin & Hooper will import from
anada a registered Clydesdale stallion
1t will be here about the second week
in April.
John Durham has qualified as Justice
of the Peace and has his Office with
Woodward Il Johnson, over Pollasky S
corner store.
Mrs. Stout, of Fayette Ohio, who has
been spending the winter with her
daughter Mrs. Norm Brazee of River
dale returned home last Tuesday.
The following were appointed as the
/ Republican committee, of the township
of Arcadia, at the caucus last Saturday:
c, F. Brown, \. Hood and John ID.
Spinney.
Geo McCarty took an old timer of a
| log to Faughner Il Co.'S saw mill, it
sawed 1887 feet of lumber. This is an
exception i'll this vicinity at this late
day, we are told
Prof Lewis Stuart and wife enter
taiaed party of friends at their resi-
dence on Wednesday evening, boun-
teous table of refreshments was served,
All reporting grand time.
NJ. NJ. Copp, Of Elm Hall, has accept
a position with Rochester house,
manufacturers OF genealogical, den
tai and barber chairs and piano stools,
his position is travelling salesman. He
left for that place Thursday.
Miller Bros, the popular implement
dealers, have an announcement in this
issue. They carry full line OF these
goods and can compete with any house
in Gratiot county. Their years of ex-
penence enable them to lead the trade
Wrght's famous well at Alma has
reached hot water and sulphur. St
Lousites always thought that Alma
was near the ----regions as 1t could
be and keep from sinking.-St.. Louis
correspondent to the Gratlot Herald
Alma is only three miles southwest.
The exhibition at Pollasky's Hal
last Friday night, given by the student:
Of the Union School, was very en-
joyable affair and well attended, The
scholars all did well, much to thC
credit of their teachers. The schoo
orchestra furnished some excellent
music
j. y. Day, has purchased the bool
and stationery stock of =. \. Miller
taking possession April list, the nam,
of the firm will be j. y. Day ~ Co
Mr. Day is young man raised amonl
us who has scores of friends, and il
sure TO succeed in his new venture
Success TO him.
One Of Alma's whiskey suckers, refuS
eel to sign petition that was in circula
tion last week because there are thre
business mems names on the paper tina
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