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

Gilman is the cheapest Tor morse
furnishings.
A good boy is wanted at this Office
to learn the printing trade.
Trimmed and untrimmed hats for
less than cost at Mrs. Herricks.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kernon,
last Sunday, a son. All are well.
The best and cheapest road wagon
in the market at VIM. Clubbs.
Ask for the wonder" Paptloon over
alls at Delavan's. Warranted not to
rip.
The membership of the Presbyterian
church was increased by ten last Sun
day.
See NJ. w. fuckers new adv. in an
other column, and if you can make it
out, write him the result at Sumner.
The Tuscola County Advertiser APP
propriately observed the nations birth
day by DOMINIC red, white and blue
suit.
S. III. Stevens has purchased the
Novelty works at Farwell and will
move there and take possession this
week.
Marshal Chadwick will be at the Of
lice OF w. A. Bahlke on Friday and
saturday of each week for the purpose
of receiving taxes. 62S4wk
Joseph Sartor spent the Fourth with
his family. He reports his mill at
ROLAND as doing finely.
Miss McNaughton, of Gait, Canada,
is Wis ting Mrs. f. Medler of this place.
She intends taking course at the
Summer school.
The money draw of Spicer's meat
market was relieved of $500 sometime
in the afternoon of the Fourth. No
clue to the perpetrators.
Miss Susie Glass has been employed
by the school board to fill the place
vacated by Miss Grover who spends the
year at the University.
Those who missed the address by
Rev. Washington Gardiner missed "A
treat. 1t was by all odds the finest ad-
dress ever delivered in Alma.
The order of the Eastern Star lodge
will give lawn social Friday evening,
July 18th. on Messrs Turck and Wards
lawn. \ good time is expected and
everybody is invited.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
new ID. l.. 4 n. station and judging
from the plans very pretty building
will be erected. Now let some pressure
be brought to bear on the officials Of
the L. Il A. that will result in a neat
depot on that line.
Mrs. Bert VanDenBergh left last
Tuesday evening for Fenton where she
will spend the balance of the week
visiting friends On Saturday Mr.. Van
DenBergh will meet his wife and on
Monday next they will start for Ontario
county, New York, where they will
spend few weeks sight seeing.
A Mt Pleasant dispatch says that
Arthur Murtha, well known school
teacher, of Shepherd, is supposed to
have been drowned at that place
Wednesday. His clothing, in which
was a gold watch and S1l0 in money,
was found on the banks Of the Chip
eva. He was last seen Monday even
! ing and was somewhat intoxicated.
Lena, the eldest daughter of j. w.
Holmes of this village died July T. at /
a. m. The funeral was held at the
/ PRESBYTERIAN church and was attended
by large concourse of people. The
/ deceased was Is years old and beloved
/ by all her acquaintance. The parents
have the sympathy of all in their be-
reavement.
Local sports are taking much interest
! in half mile bicycle race between G..
b. Porter and Ely Brewbaker next
Wednesday. The course is from the
college to Schwartz shop. IT'S said
that much wealth is up on the result.
( 1t is also said that foot race with a
number of entries, will take place. If
50, let there be no ''inside rings"
Do you want shave or haircut
If SO, go to the Wright House barber
shop. Two BARRIERS! Short time to
wait-if you have to wait at all. Good
work; clean towels; everything strictly
in accordance with the hotel proper
Hot and Cold baths 2jcts. Sulphur bath
35cts. Taking bath does not forfeit
your next" Your trade is respect.
fully solicited. NICK G.DAvIDsON.
Prop.
Last Sunday afternoon farmer liv.
ing near st. Louis whose name we
were unable to get, drove into that
village with his team, a span of power.