Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-07-10
HOME AND VICINITY.

Three barns were burned at ST. Louis
Friday evening.
The best binder Irvine FOR the least
money at Clubb's.
Buy ''Red Cross" vinegar at Della
vans, Very fine.
The Alma Roller mill is paying the
highest price for wheat.
Fred Roberts is spending few days
in town with his parents.
Photos at Lewis gallery, lirst-class
for 81. 80 per dozen, for next 80 days.
The Summer School at the College
opened this week with over 60 pupils
s. NJ. Clum's mare took second money
in the pacing race last Saturday at st.
Louis.
The pension Office reports the name
of Christian Sartor as one OF the lucky
ones who has received a pension.
Ice cream served by the dish, or fur
nished by the quart or gallon for pri-
vate use or parties 10y c. M. Scott.
We understand that Miss Jennie
Smith will not teach music at the Col
lege next year but for the present Will
give private Instructions.
Wheat 9S. oats IS, coru 20, new POI
tatoes go butter 10 and II, eggs IA.
beans l.75, chickens OS in Alma mar
ket this week.
Next weeks issue of the RECORD
will give the names of all who sub
scribed to the 4th of July fund and the
amount paid by each,
Having put lne stock Of Mason X
Hamlin Pianos and Organs in the store
with Mrs. Avery | invite the people of
this vicinity to call and examine my
stock BARTON MILLER.
Thomas Patterson was confined TO
his home the first Of the week with an
old time attack of chills and fever. lie
was forced to ask for relief on the mail
route.
A liberal offer has been received for
the ground ON which TO locate track
Now what is the matter with organic
ing an association and getting matters
in shape for a series of fall races
Services at st. Johns church July II,
as follows: Eight O'Clock in the morn
ing and half past seven in the evening,
Sunday school as usual at half past
three.
a sample of Oregon oats and timothy
was received this week from George
Yerington which measured feet 4
inches long They were accompanied
by note saying they were of average
length.
Spend your vacation on the Great
Lakes. a trip to Mackinac Island only
costs about $500 from Detroit or SIS 90
from Cleveland, for round trip. includ-
ing meals and berths, via the Detroit q
Cleveland Steam Navigation Co.
The capital stock of the Alma Build
ing and Loan Association has been in
creased as the limit that may be issued
from 100000 to $685. 600. The business
of the association requiring it to acom-
modate all desiring to take stock.
Married at the residence of j. Long
fielder Tuesday afternoon, the Rabbi
Ashensky of Detroit officiating, Jacob
Abraham, of Detroit, and Lilly, daugh-
ter of b. Heller of this place. Among
the guests from abroad were II. Jacobs
and sister of Sand Beach and Isaac
Lewis OF Detroit.
AS result of judicious advertising
combined with superior advantages
Alma Sanitarium is full to overlooking.
SO great is the demand constantly made
on the management for accommodations
that they have been forced, in order to
provide for the needed room, to furnish
the fourth floor. This will furnish
them with room for all.
George Hutchinson, of the Alma
Creamery, churned 1920 pounds of but
| ltI w NllN EiNdA'ob ANNUITY
ever churned in the creamery at one
time. The manager is paying at pres
ent as much for cream as dairy butter
is bringing in the market. 1t would
seem the farmers must appreciate the
benefits derived from patronizing the
creamery.
Among the excursionists last week
who took advantage OF the low rates
offered by the Saturday excursions
were the Misses A. b. Miller, Frank
Purmort and jennie Lees, of Saginaw
who stopped at the Wright House and
Carl Heavenrlch and a. Liddell of Sag.
inaw, and Charles A. Luce of Grand
Rapids, who stopped at the Sanitarium
l.. S. Stevens and wife have an
nouncements out for the opening of al
Art school in the Pollasky block. In