Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-04-03

at Vermeulen's
Shephe, d Is to have fine new brick
hotel this summer.
j. $. Brewlaker. of Grande Point.
Was In town Saturday.
l.. Y llayt is SPEEDING the week at
Henderson visiting friends.
The cheapest place to buy hardker-
chiefs and hosiery is at Eayt's.
Married at Ithaca, James Lang and
Miss Artie Keyer of sumner
Fine line of neck scaris at - and so
cents, at Alma Mercantile Co.'S.
In another column will he found the
calls for tie several caucuses to he held
this spring.
y car load of wall paper, all the
latest aty les aud lest quallCy just re-
ctiyed at Webb's
Mrs. Z, \ Chadwick is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Il. Case, AT Hamburg,
Livingston county, this week.
Special CommuIicariun of Alma
Lodge + q \. NJ. on Saturday evening
April 4th. Work on 3rd Degree.
Just received at +. +. Pollasky's, the
largest line Of nobby styles in Gents
and Ladies' neckwear ever brought to
Gratiot county.
Mrs. G. West, of Dansville, who
has been taking treatment at the SAM
tarium for some time past, for rheuma
tisn, has returned to her home very
much improved.
Wright's Opera House is engaged
fm tl:, 29ih of this month for one Of
ihe deliehifullv numerous concerts at
tie smith Family who hail originally
from Wellesley Colege. \ coLcer,
which 10 one can aifmd To miss.
The Rev. A. Bruskp. -. ID of Sagi
nav, is named by tie Board Of Trustees
as the successor of DIR. Hunting, as
. president of Alma College. The new
! president has jan established reputation
AS an educator. May his reign be lorl
and prosperous.
am now receiving my spring ant
summer stock Of millinery Ia which
invite your attention. All the --latest
millinery novelties and every thing
usually kept in first class store. Ny
goods are new and stylish and what il
Of still more consequence. cheap.
624-tf Mrs. &. l.. DowNIE.
A cheese factory will be built in con
. nection with the Alma Creamery, to b'
in running operation 10y the first o
May. 1t is lot intended to run to thu
: fullest extent this season but work il
S gradually as the business will warrant
i The factory will be under the manage
J. ment Of George Hutchinson, the ef
I iicienl manager of the creamery, wh'
has had eighteen years experience il
!, that work.
L The Woman's Presbyteiial Home an,
f Foreign Missionary societies of tn
: Saginaw Presbytery will hold their an
d nual meeting in the Presbyt erian churc
5 of Alma, "Wednesday, April s, begin
ning at Il. IN. and = p. IN. All lahle
:. who are willing to entertain delegate
Il will please hand their names to Mrs. {
y 4 Davis, if they have not already don
i so. 1t is hoped that these meeting
i Viii be well attended rs they will be O
d particular interest,
: The Citizens Lecture Course at ~
# Louis will close next Tuesday eyeuin
4 with one of the finest entertainment
! ever given in lIolcomb' 5 Opera House G
: that place. The Ariel-ThomaS Concer
Company is Justly celebrated throug
d, out the United States and rarely az
pears in small towns. The citizens c
. st. Louis have been fortunate in secul
% ing this superior entertainment and
= Will be a splendid opportunity for OF
. citizens to enjoy it. Tickets are fC
:. at b. ). Webb's drug store of this place
;, George Wlnslow of Ovid was to hay
i, been married last Tuesday TO an Arc;
:, da girl, Miss Grace Bailey, "A daughti
y of job Bailey living two and one-ha
a miles south of Alma. For some VI
hUoWH lttSOI W lllSloN NboN uesPoii'
ent view of life and last Monday morl
10 ing hanged himself with rope.
ID message WAS sent by his relatives
IL his fancee informing her of his deaf
H. and requesting her to come immediat
y ly. The messenger met Miss Bailey G
III her way to the train to meet her b
te trothed and the sad message was give
D. her. She left on the night train Il
10 Ovid. No reason is assigned for ii
rash act,
Oh The events of the past few montl
n. have emphasized the necessity
ID concerted action on the part of Il
. business men of the town. Their form'
association, to borrow famous e!
as preston, had fallen into state Of il
10 ocuous desuetude and new associate