Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-03-20
The Ashery is now running OH full

j. N. Mccullough spent Wednesday
in Riyerdale.
l. N. Shepherd of Shepherd was in
town Thursday.
Beginning to receive spring stock of
Millinery at J. l.. Miller's.
Newest and nobbiest styles in suits
at Mccullough & Buttons.
o. Poland of Wheeler made a flying
business trip to Alma Thursday.
Don't forget the oratorical contest at
the college next Tuesday evening.
5. a. Smith assumes the manage
ment of the Wright House April 18th.
Now is the time to get your Photos,
while they are cheap at Lewis Gal
lery
The Ladies' Literary Club will meet
Monday, March 23rd with Mrs. j.
Capel.
The Knights of Pythias give their
third annual assembly Monday evening
March 30.
Mrs. II. ID. Lemen returned last Fri
day from her visit with friends in
Fenton and Milford.
Now is the time to buy your Boots
and Shoes. Every pair warranted at
Mccullough & Buttons.
Regular Communication of Alma
Lodge +. q A. NJ. on Saturday even
ing, March 81. Work OH lst degree.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. f..
church will meet at the home of Mrs.
l.. G. Wright on Wednesday afternoon,
March 25th.
Just received at +. L. Pollasky's a
large invoice of lace curtains and win
dow shades in all the latest patterns
and designs.
Married, AT the Hotel Arcadia, by the
Rev. J. w. Vickers on Tuesday eve
ming, March II, William Beverly and
Melissa Irish.
CLARK Thomas arrived home Wednes-
day evening from Lansing where he
has been for the past year. He was
welcomed by number of his school
mates.
J.. II. FRANKIE, OF Saginaw, Deputy
Chief Ranger of the Independent Or
der Of Foresters is in town this week
attempting TO organize a court of that
celebrated order.
Jack McCarty left Tuesday for
[ Chicago where he will spend "A few
weeks visiting friends after which
he will go on to Iowa. He will not he
back for some time.
Mrs J. LongfeldeX and 5. Heller are
enjoying visit this week from their
grandmother, Mrs. Rosa Frud. of De-
troit, and also Mrs. III. Jacobs and her
two daughters of Sand Beach.
There was a revival on hand in Per-
rnton, but an Indian Medicine show
came along and the evangelist gave in.
lie will reopen on what is left after the
medicine has got in it's work. -Sagi.
nav Evening News.
Isabella has got rid OF one of its
worst drawbacks. the Indian rese rva-
ton. BY the apportionment of lands
last week the Chippewa tribe is dsband.
ed and large amount Of valuable
land brought into market.
Tie following del egates were elected
to represent the Alma society at the
state meeting Of the Y. l.. s G. +. al
Saginaw Mar 81, Apr. !, Chas. Blan
chard. Ernest Scott, Mary o. Hunting
and Mary ID. Booth.
The Sophomore class of Alma Colleg,
cordially invite the public TO their Rhe
torical Exhibition on Tuesday evening
March oath. The exercises will begin
promptly at O'Clock local time. TIVE
hOnors Will he awarded for first anC
second best orati0nS.
am now receiving my spring anC
summer stock of millinery to which
invite your attention. All the --latest
millinery novelties and every thinl
) usually kept in first class store. NJ
goods are new and stylish and what il
of still more consequence, cheap.
624-tf Mrs. &. l.. DowNIE.
Ypsilanti has decided to bond itsel
for sufficient sum to erect tire,
story brick building 65Xl2J feet. The
new structure will be occupied 10y tn,
Eagle Tannery Co. of Whitehall which
will move to Ypsilarti on condition
that they get the building rent free
The town is jubilant because the new
industry will bring 40 families with it
and it anticipates big boom.
The grocers have been informed b!
their wholesale sugar dealers that afte
the first of April material reduction
in the price of sugar may he expected
Sugar now costing 81 90 per hundred
will after the first of April be quoted a
$500. This is the first material change
in nricee made nv tho MpKinlev hill