Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-07-31

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John Heslin, of Ithaca visited friends
in Alma, Tuesday.
Peaches, Peaches, Peaches, Sl.75 per
bushel at Vermeulen's. =.
The best and cheapest road wagon
in the market at VIM. Club S.
Full assortment OF Windsor ties, in
al the newest shades, at Miller's.
T. +. Timby returned last Friday
from few weeks visit at Muskegon.
The Champion Seed Drill, force feed,
the best in the state at William Clubb's.
Francis Palmer was in Grand Rapids
on legal business Monday and Tuesday
last.
Geo McCurdy, the hustling young
attorney Of Corruna, was in town
Tuesday.
One lot silk gloves in colors % cents,
finer ones 40 and so cents at Alma Mer-
cantiel Co.
Is there an y on your paper? III 50,
il signifies that you ale behind on your
subscription.
Remember the meeting Of the Driy-
ing Park Association at the RECORD
Office Tonight.
DR.. +. \. Bagley is spending a few
days visiting friends IN Hillsdale
county, bis Old home.
Supt. Travis and family are enjoying
IA visit this week from his father and
mother from IIillsdale.
New line of gents ties in fringed.
puifs and tucks from , cents 10 81 co
at ALMA Mercantile Co.
Alma College Business Department
have something of interest to all in an
advertisement this week.
Mrs j. 5. Caple returned home
Thursday from weeks visit with
friends at Eaton Rapids.
Ice cream served by the dish, or fur
nished by the quart or gallon for pri-
yate use or parties 10y c. NJ. Scott. y
c Z. Webster, of Emerson, had a
lively combat with Il Jersey bull last
Friday having one hand badly bruised.
Jesse y. Petit and Mrs. Rose A.
Gardiner, both of North Star, were mar
ried by Justice Bro wn last Thursday.
Remember the y. p. 5. G. Z. Ice
Cream social at the residence Of j. ;.
Capel, tonight. Everybody invited to
attend.
The Ladies Home Missionary So
ciety of the NJ. L. church will meet at
the home of Mrs E. r. Johnson, on
Friday, August It'll.
l am bound to reduce my stock of
cloths and propose to reduce to prices
below anything ever offered in Gratiot
county. All work guaranteed.
l.. klein.
We are compelled to ask the patrons
of the RECORD who are in the arrears
to call and settle as we need the money.
If you dnd an y on your paper remem-
Der we call your attention to the fact
The committee appointed to solicit
stock for ARRIVING Park are doing finely
and we are pleased 10 state that nearly
every business man in town has given a
lift Let all turn ous ON Friday night
and see that hustling officers are elected 9,
as that only will guarantee our success.
w. O. Parker who has been in the
employ of the firm of CoJbs 4 Mitchell T.,
Of Cadillac, for some time and who
lost his kit of tools in ire there some
weeks ago, received from this firm an
unsolicited and unexpected check for
$50 Tuesday night. II is useless 90 say
it was highly appreciated by him, but
viii says it is their way of doing bust
ness
y quiet talk with numerous citizens
of Anna deyelopes tAe fact that there
is a favorable sentiment toward any
llAtNt AO4 NIH blN.tl ilA dili4 CIV AtAilI-s bAl
of the pond as far west as Woite's bridge
And 40 one yet has been spoken to who
has not expressed himself willing to
subscribe literally to fund for that
purpose. 1t is improbable that a suf-
licient amount could be raised TO finish
the work in one year. but a sum might
easily be raised which would make a
good beginning aud more could be al
ded each year.
The County Alliance met at ST. Louis
last Tuesday. The meeting was ad-
dressed by Luther Ripley state lecturer.
At the election r. ). Miller was elected
president; Burgess Hall, vice president;
ID. L. Sharrar, secretary, 5. II, Eough,
treasurer; w. J Miller, Chaplan;
samuel Shanker, Lecturer; j. r. Liy-
ingston, steward; r, 5. Lathrop, door
keeper; J. L. Innis, assistant door