Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-03-20
Mrs. A. +. Woodward is on the sick

l
Spring stock of clothing just received
at Mccullough Il Buttons.
Clare is now full iledged city having
just received its city charter.
The Union School is preparing for
an exhibition in the near future.
The Saginaw Globe commentaries
st. PatriCk's Day by donning coat of
green.
When you want wall paper save your
money and buy it at ID. VanDen-
Bergh's.
Granulated sugar FIVE cents per
pound after April first, at ii. j. Yer
meulen's.
Martha A.. widow of DR.. Lucien ii.
Dayton, of Sumner is booked for a
widows pension.
If you want an abstract to your prop
erty and want it cheap, 60 to Church's
Abstract Office at Ithaca.
Carson City talks os boring for salt,
oil, gas or anything in thu mineral line.
Operation will begin soon.
Bert Woodward left to-day for Ale
gan where he will spend few days
visiting his father and brothers.
The latest thing in dress trimmings is
silver and gold tinsel braid and cord,
ladies can find a complete line at +. T..
Pollasky's.
job Il. Sleight who purchased the
Dallas property across the river last
fall will be here next week to occupy
his property.
Before commencing your house clean
ing for spring. you should call a. +. f..
Pollasky's and examine the large line
of beautiful patterns in carpets.
Married on Monday evening by Rev.
J. w. Vickers, at the residence Of the
brides parents, Mr.. George Thomson,
to Miss Louisa Ziesse, both of Alma.
The Pollasky Table Co. shipped
l2J tables to Saginaw parties last
"Wednesday. A good article always
sells well and the factory can not sup
ply the demand.
| Frank Hayes, former resident Of
| this county but lately Of Harrison is
visiting this week with his family at A..
f. Woodward's. Mr.. IIaves is on his
way to Grand Rapids where he Will
make his future home.
Faughner's mill which started last
week expects 10 complete it's lumber
cut by about May 18th, When the slingle
mill will CONNER &c operations, to. con-
tinue the rest of the season. \ lath
machine has been added the outfit.
The Alma Roller Mills are rapidly
acquiring an enviable reputation for
the quality of flour pnt ont. Willie a
wear ago tons of flour was weekly ship
ped into town now the mills supply the
home market and in addition tons are
shipped out.
The Training Class will give tab
leau entertainment at the College
Chapel. eight o'clock, Friday evening
Of this week The scenes of the tab
leauX will be taken from the old myths
Admission, adults II cents, children
10 cents. Proceeds for the benefit Of
the kindergarten cause.
The Annual Convention of tie Su
preme Association Of the Patrons OF
Industry met at Lansing last Tuesday
A very lively session is reported in pro
gress with prospect Of some impor
tant work beng accomp' iShed. 4
move is on foot, 1t is said, to consoli
date the Commercial Union with tho
order and move the combined Offices tc
Lansing
Alma College was the reel pieut of [;
magnificent gift this week. the law
library of Marcus PollaSky 1886 volumes
one of the finest and most complet,
law lihrarys in the state. The gift is
not tied mp in anv way but j. given ab
solutely Ia the college and will make ;
most valuable addition To it, alread,
extensive collection. Marcus does no
forget his old home when there is al
opportunity to do good thing.
1t is with regret that we announce TIN
fact this week that DR.. Hunting hai
decided To sever his connection as Pres
ident OF Alma College and pastor of tn
PRESBYTERIAN church of this place
DR.. lIunting's future location is no
decided upon but he will undoubtedly
accept the call rendered him by the
Flint Presbyterians. BY his resignation
Alma College loses an official who has
done well for the institution, and on
city whole souled, wide-awake, genia
: citizen. We regret very much the de
: cision which the Doctor has reached.
The old proverb that burnt chllt
breads the fire may prove that children
learn wisdom by experience but the say
, ing is of no value when applied to mel
A little incident which happened last
wool uops IN show how some mon who