Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-08-14

| EAanhiuc DeluVan STOCK OF unuer-
wear.
When you want a good smoke call at
Stevies.
Mrs. Geo. Yerington was in Ithaca
Thursday.
}. Ill. Harmon, of Charlotte, is stop
ing at the Sanitarium.
The best coffee in town is to be
found at the Star Store.
Prof. Davis mother, from Vermont
Is visiting him this week.
Ray Turck visited Alien Brewbaker
at Grand Point last Sunday.
The best and cheapest road wagon
in the market at VIM. Clubbs.
Tie Gratiot County fair is advertised
Tor Sept. y TO the J inclusively.
The Champion Seed Drill, force feed,
the best i'll the state at Vim. Clubb's.*
DR.. L. a. Bagley returned home
Monday after weeks visit in Hillsdalc
county,
Miss Bertha Stevens returns home
this week from visit among friends in
the east.
Alma College has something Of in
terest in theiy ady. this week. See
another column.
Ladies we will give yoa pair OF
colored silk gloves for - cents, Alma
Mercantile Co.
The four months old son of W. II,
Nestle, living south of Alma, Gicd Mon
day morning of cholera infantum.
\. y. Davis had a line specimen of
tue night blooming Cereus in blossom
last Thursday and Friday evenings.
Married, at the brides residence Fri
day night, by Esq. Durham, Thos Hart
and Mrs. Sarah Reagan, both of Alma.
Buy Bedding Carpet Sweeper at
Delayan's; very cheap, and warranted
to do as good work as any high priced
Sweeper i
Mrs. II. j. Vermeulen and Mrs. Geo.
Willard returned home from q western
trip last Saturday evening reporting "a
| pleasant trip.
a trotting matinee will take place
at l.. j. VanLeuvan's Pine Grove
Stock Farm Saturday and a big time is
looked for, no money up.
The Home Makers Midsummer Edi-
ton is before us, it is a fine publication
filled with choice literature edited by
Mrs. Croly Jennie June at New York.
Hon. L. b. Green returned from a
two weeks trip at Petoskey and Harbor
Springs Wednesday night. Miss Fan
ME will remain at Petoskey tor few
weeks.
j. ID. Struble has purchased the equip
ments of the Milliken House OF Henry
Miner and has taken possession. Mr..
Struble is genial gentleman and has d
long experience in the business.
On Tuesday night a move was made
10y the council to change the license of
streets pedlers and fakirs. Heretofore
it has been $3.50 per day, hereafter il
will be SO. This is a move in the
right direction and one that cur city
has been far behind other towns.
Since last weeks issue the following
marriage licenses have been issued 10y
the county clerk: Edwin y. Baker, 20
Fulton; Jennie L. Hayden, 20, Ionia
Co. Peter G.. Sites, %, Fulton; Myr.
tie b. Howell, II, Fulton. j. ID.
Walker, 81, Fulton; Lizzie Hefty, -
Washington.
Next Sunday the ID. l. x y. gives a
sunday excursion to Saginaw from the
stations along its branches at remark
ably low rates, the following schedule
for time and fare is for each station as
given. Riverdale 9:l4 a. m, $l.00:
Ewell 9;25; S.S5; Ithaca 900, So;
Alma $3.50; So; ct. Louis 9:42, SO;
Breckenridge $50, 500.
For the Detroit Fair & Exposition
the &. & w. NJ, and ID. l.. & y. Rail
ways will sell excursion tickets Aug
18th TO Sept. 4th, good TO return until
Sept. 9TH inclusive, at one lowest fare
for round trip, with scots. added for
admission to the Exposition. These
lines are the Z" fayorites" to Detroit.
GEO. DEHAvEN,
6t7.3w G.. 2. y.
Hon. Geo. M. Dewey has purchased
the Michigan Odd. Fellow, a bi. weekly
paper, devoted to the interest of the ].
O. o. +. This paper was formerly
owned by Geo. S. Stanley, and publish
ed at Columbaiville. This paper will
be sixteenpage quarto, and is to be
made paper of literary and editorial
excellence. The first issue under the
new management will be out August
l2th.-Owosso Times.