Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-12
Easter Sunday. April 2l.

For pure drugs 60 10 vans.
Smoke some thing new at DAYS. 5lS-tf
Full line of fancy goods at Mrs. Jen
ning's.
Crawford Bros. of Ithaca, were in
town Sunday.
T. j. Ward, of Shepherd, was in
town Wednesday.
John Greig is building a new house
on Forest street, North.
James A. Stuttz spent Sunday in
Detroit with his family.
Il. j. Ewing, of Wooster, Ohio, spent
the week with his parents.
The best place to buy Mol oak tanned
single harness is at GillmanS,
Alabastine the best waQ finish, all
shades at Webb's Drug StorS:
The best is the cheapest. Buy your
boots and shoes of L. l.. Stark.
You can buy A! gallons of choice
syrup at Lock- oods for 80 cents.
Frank Medler has entered the services
of Pollasky Bros, his old position.
Full line of children's spg. heel shoes
for children and misses, at + l.. Stark's
5. NJ Clum, has put on delivery
wagon, delivering goods to any part of
town.
All should remember that the RECORD
Office is head quarters for horse bills,
cards, etc.
A. p. VanDyne shows a hens egg
which measures 2ix2i and asks, who
can beat it.
Misses lola Smith and Lilly Burgess,
of st. Louis, are attending school at
the College.
Brother Hopper, of the Ashley Clean
er, was in town Friday, making the
RECORD friendly call.
Attention is called to the card Of
Potts & Martin, of ithaca, which ap-
pears in this weeks issue
School opened again on Monday
after a weeks vacation, and several
new names appear on the roll.
We collect for daily papers on the
first day of each month
j. y. DAY Il Co.
We carry complete line of bulk gar
den seed of every description.
w. L. HoUGH & co.
III NJ SecOrd, of Grand Forks Da.,
was here this week visiting his mother
Mrs Elvira Secord and other relatives
Mechanics and farmers are cordially
invited to call at Bailey Il Beach and
look over their stock of working cloth
ing.
T. y. Miller left Monday night for
Swartz Creek where he will visit a
while before starting into business
again.
Call and see our line of imported
trimmed hats at the millinery rooms
opposite the bank, don't forget the
place.
James Gargett is moving barn from
his lot in town, across the river to his
farm outside, much to the improvement
of the former.
Read the new adv of Clubb & Taylor
in to-day's RECORD. They have a fine
line of agricultural implements and sell
at reasonable prices.
| DR.. Hunting, Prof's. Ewing and
Stuart and r. I. Lynd attended the
meeting of the Presbytery at Mt. Pleas
ant last Wednesday.
For SALE.-Chestnut pony, together
with side bar top buggy, good as new
harness, whip, duster, leather fly net
etc. Enquire of Alfred Ronk. 52l
Advertisers wishing to have theil
advs. changed MUST, in the future
have their copy i'll by Wednesday noon
or not later than Wednesday night.
Ira, the infant son of w. Al. Lowell
of Elm Hall, died the first of last week
Of heart disease. The hereaved famil,
have the sympathy of the entire vicin
= ity
Brother Gilleo, of the Lakeview En-
terprise was in town Friday night, re
turning home Saturday with his wife
who spent portion of last week wit
$ friends in town.
e Willie Miller, son of 3. L. Miller
gave a very pleasant birthday party t.
4 about thirty of his associates on Tues
t day. it being his fourteenth birthday
A pleasant time was enjoyed.
e Wright's Opera House Band gave on
of their old time concerts on the stree
last Saturday night it was highly ap
+ preciated by large audience If tn
r weather permits they will appear week
!, ly.
= 1t is surely worth ones time to visi
Q the hot houses of will Thomas tn
n gardener On "A late visit there by