Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-04-24

For nice carriage busters 60 TO Gill
mans.
Is there an x on your paper? IL 30
call and settle.
Newest and best stock of boots and
shoes at Delavan's.
Mrs. G. F. Brown Is visiting relatives
at Sheridan this week.
John +. Schwartz sold eight carriages
and road wagons last Monday and
Tuesday.
IT, you wish for anything in the mill
inery line you will find the very latest
at Mrs. Avery's.
Mccullough & Button have the finest
line Of flannel and demet shirts to be
found any place. =
Unbrellasl Sateen umbrella, paragon
frame, natural wood or gold handle
81. 90 at Alma Mercantile Co.'S.
Rev. Geo. Bower, of Mecosta county,
will preach at the I. o. G. L. hall Sat-
urday evening and Sunday afternoon.
Robert Smith, of Lansing, and b. s.
Sawyer, of Ithaca, took in the meeting
of the X. of p. lodge at this place
Wednesday evening.
Fire was discovered in the Titus
house, on Gargett's addition last Mon
day evening but was extinguished with
out calling out the department.
Mrs. b. F. Button received telegram
Saturday evening informing her of the
sad death of her father at Jackson that
day. She left Monday morning for her
old home to attend the funeral.
Ladies when selecting pair of shoes
should be sure and get perfect fit as
it insures ease, comfort and neat APP
pearance. Select pair from the large
stock of ladies fine goods just received
at f. Z. Pollasky's.
when my Ship Comes Over the
Sea-" the latest musical hit. Price
seyenty.five cents. Special price for
introduction, postpaid, forty cents.
Address, Will L. Thompson s. Co., 259
Wabash Ave, Chicago.
Having secured the services of Mrs.
Hubert, as trimmer, who has just re-
turned from New York where she has
paid particular attention to the latest
styles. am prepared to furnish the
ladies of Alma with finer line of mil
linery than ever. MRS. HERRICK.
The oddfellows planned surprise
party, with we'll filled lunch baskets
and all that, for Frank Ellicott and
wife which was very nicely carried out
by twenty five couple last Wednesday
evening. The usual amusements of
dancing and cards were INDUCED in
before and after refreshments.
Sam. j. Henderson, of Adrian, known
all over the state as ore of the oldest
officers, in point of service, in the state,
was in town this week and arrested
Dell Vroman upon warrant issued
from a local court in Lenawee. The
fellow was wanted to answer to the
charge Of having too many wives and
had escaped on his first trial through
some technically. Officer Willard has
been watching for him for the Lenawee
officer and Monday he WAS taken back.
Take notice. I am in the swim and
have a lot of bedroom suits that can
not unpack until some of my surplus
has been moved and will make special
bargain prices on suits for few days
until l unload. Come early and get
the benefit, see also new styles. have
also put in fine stock of undertaking
supplies at Shepherd aud my patrons
there will he served with an elegant
hearse and experienced funeral di.
rector from Alma. Calls attended day
or night. JOHN T. PETERS.
The following artists are engaged
for the Smith Family Concert next
Wednesday evening. Messrs. Beckner
Smithe, Porter Smyth, J. Travis
Schmid, T. Marsh Smid, Mesdames
Stevenson Smitt, Nesbitt Schmittz,
Ada Y. Smythe and the Misses. b
Stevens Smidh, Sarah Ward Semitic,
Caroline Schmith with Stage Manager
Smits assisted by Mrs. Smet and Miss
Smeitz are enough members of the
great Schmitze or Schmidt family
to satisfy and reasonable audience.
A certain Georgia editor. who is also
a real estate agent, n building and loan
association director. an attorney at law
clerk of the town council and pastor of
the village church, was recently asked
to marry couple. He was In great
hurry, and the couple surprised him in
the middle vt heavy editorial on the
tariff. "Time is money" said he with
out looking from his work. do you
want ber2" The man answered yes.
do you want himp" The girl STAN
mered an affirmative. MAN and wife"