Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-08-07

derwear
New felt hats in all the new shades
at Miller's.
G. L. Cuddebeck left this morning
for Mackinac.
Work has already begun on the track
for the Driving Park.
Mrs. M. Gray, of Sheridan spent sun
day in town with relatives.
Miss Allie Avery spent last Sunday
in Mt. Pleasant visiting friends.
G. H. Giddings, of st. Louis, was III
town Tuesday on legal business
The latest in Gents stiff and soft
hats at the Alma Mercantile Co.'s.
Mrs. Chas. Paine, of Saginaw, visited
friends in town Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Do you want peaches in quantities
cheap? Then leave your order at Ben
nett's.
b. G.. Button, wife and son lett
Thursday morning for two weeks
visit at Petoskey.
Glen Salisbury, well known to Alma
people, has purchased the drug stock OF
John Day at Ashley.
p. Fink, of Toledo, who has been VISIT
ing friends in town for the last TWO
weeks left Monday for home.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Heller
last Thursday morning daughter.
Mother and child are doing finely.
Remember that / am selling clothing
cheaper than ever before i'll order to
make room for new goods. l.. klein.
Mrs. G. l.. Downie and daughter
Jennie left Wednesday for Lansing
where they expect to make their future
home.
Rev. II. +. Butler returns to Chicago
to-day. He will remain there TWO
weeks and then return to Alma for his
college work.
Miss Matte Wagstaff, who has been
visiting her parents at Coal City, md
for the past month, returned home Oh
Wednesday of last week.
An interesting letter was received
, this week from James Logic who Is
visiting friends in Manitoba. The let
ter will appear next week.
Tuesdays Detroit Tribune has fan
cut of Mrs. Sara l.. Brown OF Ithaca
J President of the w. Il. c. OF Michigan
illustrating an article Oh that organiz
. alton.
The Gratiot County Sunday Schoo
Association will hold its annual picnic
August 10, in Gargett's Grove one hall
mile north of Sumner Center. Every
body is cordially invited to attend.
The Republican Leader has looked
over the supervisors report and finds
that there were but three births in the
township of Pine River during the pas
, .o,. Better report the matter to TIT
pneira. Mems Association.
Tnree coa, hes left for he Encamp
mon. Monday fo, "enoon literally packe'
with old vets, their "i'e7 anu iiio"''
The means of transp' Fea'ioA "e''
entirely inadequate. More co.ScheS "ei
added at st. Louis and Ithaca.
. Everything points TO large attend
ance at the Business Department o
Alma College this fall. The arrange
= ments are nearly completed ana IN
students Will find better facilities 10
obtaining business education thal
. ever before in Alma.
a new stone dam i'll place OF lie on
3 one across Pine river at this place,
- in process OF construction under Ill
supervision OF George Young. "he
r. finished it will furnish water enoug
y for power and be much more ornf
=, mental than the present one
While George Myers, farmer Twin
: between breckenridge and st. Louis
was driving from the former place la;
Saturday evening his horse becam
frightened and jumped into the ditto
le tipping over the buggy and THROWN
Mr.. Myers against the fence. IL
IS head was badly cut and one ear near
torn off. The buggy was total wrecl
u The old residents of Hillsdale count
who are now residents of Gratiot WI
LII hold their Sixth Annual Reunion
Elwell in Degraw's grove, August =
ay An invitation is also extended
former residents of Lenawee count
ks Arrangements have been made for
il lirst-class time, with plenty of mus
and good speaking.
1T The fourth and last quarterly COME
at ence for the current year will be he
i'm the NJ. f. church OH Saturday. lie
70 G.. 5. Hickey, of Lansing, Presidii