Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-04-03

60 10 Gillman's.
Desirable houses 20 let. Apply at
office Of A. Wright. 627 3w.
Windsor ties from 10 to % cents, a.
Alma Mercantile Co.'S =
A new line of tablets AMI fine box
paper just received at IIayts.
Four pair of ladies' black hose for %
cents at Alma Mercantile Co.'S.
An elegant stock of ladies' gold
watches at Porter s. Call and see
them.
Miss Lille Ayers, of sumner spent
Saturday and Sunday ia Town with
friends.
Latest styles in Jersey and cloth
jackets, from - 90 to $3.50, at +. Z.
Pol'asky's.
Miss Clara Louisa Cornwall's vocal
ization is extremely iine.-N. Y. Scien-
tile Times
Principal Northon of the High School
is quite sick. lie was taken with pneu-
monia last week.
4. J. Howe, formerly of the North
star News, is now the proprietor of IA
hotel at Shepherd.
Ladies can find complete line of
Dress Trimmings, in AL the new styles.
at f. L. Pollasky's.
Mr.. Cornwall has voice of wide
range ana WAS enthusiastically received
Saginaw Courier
The Ladies' Guild Of st. Johns
cl,uCh will meet next Thursday April
9Th at the r,sidvnce III tie Misses
DeieSan.
( The second examination was held by
/ the hoard III examiners at the Union
/ school last Friday and Saturday Be-
! tween % and 60 teachers Wrre present.
Who were the first To sell granulated
sugar for 5cts per ID? Why, the Star
Store, to be sure, who are first in all
things that are of interest to the con-
sumner.
VIII OR correspondents be careful
u see that their correspondence reaches
MS by Tuesday night. Later than that
increases the work i'll the office materi-
ally.
II. d. IIisl & Son take possession
this week of the Spring Lake House al
Spring Lake for the Summer. The
place is "A we'll Known summer resort
and the hotel under their management
will take front rank.
The Cornwall Concert Company con
sists of Mr.. Cornwall. Baritone; Mis-!
Clara Louise Cornwall, Soprano; Mrs
Rolison, pianist and Miss Clark, Vic
linist This company will give the last
entertainment in the Lecture Course.
The funeral of A. Sloan was held
Tuesday. at the NJ +. church unde
the auspices of VIM. Meyer post o
Alma of which Mr.. Sloan was IL re
spected member. He Was mustered
into the Post in 1883 and was 76 years
old.
The Children'S Easter service at st
Johns Church was well attended an,
seemed to be thoroughly enjoyed b,
the children who brought tLeir Mission
ary boxes 10 which they had devoted
p their pennies during Lent, and receive,
Easter eggs and cards IN commemora
} ton Of the day The Lenten ant
Easter offerings amounted to abou
2 eighteen dollars while the Easter col
= lection for the Diocesan Mission
/ amounted TO Sl321.
The School Exhibition at the Oper
f House last Friday evening was sue
2 cess financially and otherwise Tn
5 tableauX were an especially pleasin
feature and all the exercises reilecte
5 credit on the pal Elephants, particular
{ when the fact is taken into consider
I alton that but few days We're spen
in preparing. The one objectiorabl
, feature of the evening was the conduc
q Of few in the gallery whose lack O
\ brains and good training Was evidence
. by their gentlemanly behavior.
A party Of Almaites made trip
Shepherd Monday evening but foun
e that the storm had placed great d fficu
ties in the way on their return. a wasl
: out in the road caused a temporar
g estrangement between one team an
: the carriage, causing the unfortunat
+ occupants to seek lodging at neigl
/ boring farmhouse, while secon
e team plunged out of the road into
f swollen creek to the mortal terror {
: their driver and his companion
Nothing was broken seriously thong
! the parties declare it was narrow e.
: cape.
g A meeting was held at the Post room
g at Ithaca, last Friday to consider til