Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-06-26
Hear Nichols clarionet solo.

IOnia.
A. w. Wright is in New York this
week.
Full band GO mem at Opera House,
June, 20.
Band concert in Opera House s
o'clock p. IN.
II you are going to decorate buy your
flags of Stevie.
DR.. Hunting arrived in town Wednes.
day morning.
j. w. Robinson, of Vestaburg. was
in town Thursday.
Elegant gilt wall paper in latest
styles at Webb's,
A new line of clothing just received
at Mccullough & Buttons.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Carey, Thurs
day morning, a son. All are well.
The best fast black hose in town can
be found at the Cash Dry Goods Co.
w. o. Johnson has put down fine
concrete walk in FRONT of his lot on
State street.
Best assortment of curtains with
fixtures and rings for 35 cents at Cash
Dry Goods Co.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Nick David
son, Saturday last, a ct pound boy. All
are doing well.
w. A. Sweet prominent attorney,
of Carson City spent Wednesday and
Thursday in Alma.
Remember, photos, cabinet size, only
Sl.50 per dozen at Lewis gallery and
warranted first-class.
Mrs. Sim Miller returned Monday
evening from IA short visit among
friends in Hiilsdaie county
Vocal, Cornet, Clarionet and Bari
tone solos, June 20. Admission tickets
35. % and Is cents at Webbs store.
Trof. Butler has decided to erect a
residence on Superior street, west, OPP
posite the residence of Prof. Ewing.
w. a. Jenkinson, Of Jacksonville,
Illinois, spent few days in town this
week visiting Prof. Butler and family.
Mrs. J. b. Sheldon died Wednesday
evening of quick consumption after a
short illness.
The second issue of the Daily Re-
sorter, published by Hampton of Pc
| IN, ont
shape.
G.. NJ. Hutchinson of the Alma
Creamery shipped 10000 pounds of gilt
edge butter to New York parties,
Thursday.
Last Wednesday Reno Brewbaker
and wife and Mrs. S. j. Day and son
left for Eugene City. They contemplate
making the west their future home.
Marshal Chadwick will be at the of.
fice of w. A. Bahlke on Friday and
Saturday of each week for the purpose
of securing taxes. 62S4wk
Remember by paying up your SUBJ
scription and one year in advance you
receive the American Farmer a lf
page farm paper, free.
i. w. Ellison s. Son is the name OF
the new firm which succeeds the old one
of Il. W. Ellison. "Whit" has been
passing out the cigafs on the change
this week.
Wheat is Sl.00; oats, 40; corn, 20
potatoes, so; buckwheat Sl.00; hand
picked beans 81. 10; new potatoes $500;
wool .24-30, butter 10, eggs IA, straw.
berries 10.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ f.
church will meet on Wednesday July /
at the home Of Mrs. J. Vought at which
time the ladies of the society would be
pleased to meet all the members Of the
church as business Of importan will
be considered.
The board of supervisors Monday,
under the new law, elected o. G.. Tut
tie, County Commissioner of schools
for two years, and appointed Prof. j,
n. Mccall. County School Examiner
for two years and Fred Fullerton for
one year. Mr.. futile having received
10 votes out of Is, and the others hay
ing been appointed by reclamation
The board did wisely IN selecting Mr..
futile. A change at this time would
have been detrimental to the best in
terests of the schools.
Among those who have pledged to
decorate their residences and places of
business along the line Of march the
Fourth are, j. IL Arnold, G.S. Hopkins,
Star Store, Smith q Glass, L. M. Smith,
Alma Mercantile Co., Wright House,
A. o. DAYS., w. A. Bahlke, Hudson
Il Halves, S. Fink, l. z. Gilman,
Mr.. Ziesse, B. Woodward, Dr..
Bagley, F. E. Pollasky, b. Van
DenBergh, j. Durham, Bart Miller,
Mrs. Avery, John Hicks,H. Brewbaker,