Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-10-02
Don't forget the races october 10, IA


b. Porter's.
fear Mr.. and Mrs. Reed at the Col
lege Chapel Oct. g.
The RECORD and Detroit Tribune
one year for $3.50.
All the latest novelties in jewellery
anu silyerware at Porter's.
Il. w. Hooper shipped some draft
horses to Vermont the first of the week.
Gen. Church is steadily making i'm
proyements Oh his park near the school
house.
Buy the Little Giant school shoe,
best in the world, every pair warranted
at Mccullough Il Buttons.
Remember that am selling clothing
cheaper than ever before in order to
make room for new goods. L.KEHN. =
The Ladies' Guild of st. Johns
church will meet at Mrs. A. W..
Wright's on Thursday afternoon, Oct.
Sth.
Ed. Weston has moved his house out
TO the front of his lot on Wright street
and Will otherwise improve his prem
Uses.
Lancashire & Hooper have sold to
MeSsrs Jas. Walker and w. Crown.
over each 40 acres of land northwest
of Riverdale.
The Il. a. A. & n. NJ. Ry., will run
their annual Ohio excursion, October
20. Wellington, Creston and Tiflin.
one fare for round trip. 650-4w.
Prof. Boardman fell from a STEP
ladder while doing some work at his
residence in Saginaw last week and
now appears before his music class
with his left arm in sling.
The citizens of road district No. IS
Arcadia, and our highway commits.
sioner, Adams, is deserving of praise
for the good job on roads in that sec
tor.
There will be matinee on the
grounds of the Alma Driving Park AS.
ISOLATION Saturday afternoon. Every
thing is free. 1t is expected that
several horses from outside will attend
Ithaca voted this week for bonding
the town for $25 900 for water works
The voters showed wisdom by theil
votes. y good water supply is ont
thing needed 10y every town. &,
The little live year old son of Melt
Martin, of ST. Louis, was run over by
a tank wagon last Wednesday evening
and sustained severe if hot fatal injur.
les The wheels of the wagon passed
across the lower part Of the abdomen
The improvements lately made il
front of John Glass and DR.. Brooks
residences of late, would make good
example for every citizen to follow
on that as we'll as other streets. In
identifying your lawns you improve tn,
town.
Aeronaut Earl was killed las
Wednesday while making an ascension
at Mt. Pleasant. This seems to be
bad year for balloonists but the man
agement Of the Driving Park congratu
late themselves on having secured
man for the 18th who, SO far has haC
no accidents at any of his ascensions,
1t is the general verdict of all tina
have looked at the new track that it i
, one Of the finest jobs ever done in thi
: section. The committee claim N
honors in this job but give it all to M. {
Dallas who has had the work in charge
We might also state that it is not onl
a fine job but it was done for grea
deal less than was expected.
+ w. Hooper received the followiD!
5 premiums at the county fair last week
2st on bull calf; lst on COW and calf
| lst on 8 year old heifer; lst on yearlin
+ heifer: 2nd on bull calf; End on yea
| old heifec: LIST on Cotswold lambs; Is
( on grade Shropshire lambs and 2nd OF
e fat sheep This shows up well for Nj
Hooper S stock.
= An exchange says that Stanton mel
. chants are rustlers of the first waite
and in their efforts 20 develop ne,
: schemes to bring in wary customer.
: fairly lay awake nights. The lates
J one is the giving free lunches to the
= patrons and the people take to
e amazingly. One day last week Hawle
e & Owen fed 1900 people while Ball
McLeon furnished repast for 500.
: Two slick swindlers are workin
IL some of the adjoining counties for a
{ the field is worth. Simply to advertis
Il their business, they offer to enlarp
II photographs for beggarly twenty-hy
{ cents picture. The amount is S
u small that the cash must of course |
/ paid over when the order is givei