Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-05-22
Ice cream at Stevie 5.

ons and carriages at Morden's
The Ladies' Literary Club will meet
Monday, May %, with Miss Delayan.
Another invoice of ladies' black hose;
four pair for 25cts, at Alma Mercantile
Co.'S.
Fred Willard is making arrangements
to start butter and egg wagon through
the country.
Don't forget the fun which was
promised last week for to night at the
College Chapel.
New line of check ginghams for sets,
also line of challes for 5cts. at Alma
Mercantile Co.'S.
The first game of ball of the season
will take place Saturday between Alma
and st. Louis teams.
Mrs. 3. c. Button returned home
Monday night from Jackson, where she
has been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Downie keeps all the nobby
shapes in hats such as Sophomore,
Picadilly and a score of others.
The Annual meeting of the Alma
Building and Loan Association viii be
at Fireman's Hall, Monday evening
June LIST.
Bishop Davies of the Diocese of
Michigan viii administer the rite Of
confirmation at st. Johns Church
next Sunday evening, May 9th.
Remember by paying up your sub
scription and one year in advance you
receive the American Farmer lG
page farm paper, free.
VIII Lackey who was sent to the Re
form school from North star some time
ago and escaped was found last Friday
at Sumner by constable McGranor and
taken back 10 Lansing
Uaying put Gne stock Of Mason a
Hamlr Pianos and Organs in the store
With Mrs Avery / invite the people of
this vicinity to call and examine my
stock BARTON MILLER.
one Of the boys who is built
somewhat that way says that If lac be-
lieyed in The adace laugh and grow
fa.'' lie wouldn't 80 to the Chapel to-
night. 1t seems lac peeked through a
key hole 10 see a rehearsal.
As a result of the accident at Shep-
herd last week Deputy Sheriff Estee of
Isabella arrested Charles Carr, the rear
brakeman on the los train, on the
charge OF manslaughter. The arrest
was made by order of the prosecuting
attorney of the county and on the COM
plant of H. O. Bigelow father of one
of the victims.
\ grand excursion has been arranged
for Sunday, May 81, by the Saginaw
/ Post. Train will leave st. Louis at 900
and Alma at 9:l5. Ithaca will be ac-
comodated 10y special to Alma. Fare
for the round trip from the three
places, $500. The Excursion will
reach Grand Rapids at 1880 and ample
time will be given all to see the numer-
Gus places of interest.
Lovers of the gun in Alma who
must have some vent for their enthusi-
asm, met last Saturday and organized
/ the Alma Gun Club. The officers OF
the association are DR.. Bagley, preSi-
dent; w. \. Bahlke, secretary; and >
w. Tinker, treasurer. An executive
committee consisting of John W. ).
Opdyke. F. Mattern and James lIalI
and committee on rules and regula-
! tons with +. j. Iiamlin, w. n. Bahlke
and Dr. Belknap as members were ap'
pointed The membership fee is fixed nj
$500 and the club will begin practlcing
soon for tournament work.
John Shepherd, Of Shepherd. fellow
with local reputation for mischief, call
ed at the Sanitmium Saturday evening
and asked to see lady stopping there.
J AS he was largely under the influence
of liquor at the time his demand was
refused and Shepherd departed breath
ing vengeance. In the evening he re-
turned, fuller of liquor than before, and
again demanded to be shown up, but
was again refused. Officer Willard
who had heard his threats on the street
and had followed him to the Sanitarium
advised him to make his way home I'm.
less he wanted to spend some time III
town ut the expense of the village and
he wisely took the advice.
IN exchange says: of you buy
YOU necBties from legitimate dealers al
home. they will not offer to refund
your money and give sou double as
much more, but they viii give you
honest gooos and reasonable prices
Home trade not only offers You the
above advantages. but it also relieve.
/ vo,, frup, beino the subject of Tidicul,