Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-07-17
Axel grease six cents at Morden's.

vans.
Children's hats at cost at Mrs Bart
Miller's.
w. A. Bahlke was in Grand Rapids
Monday.
Mrs. j. L. Ewing left last Tuesday
for Bay View.
NJ. c. Dallas was in Shepherd Mon
day on business.
Mrs. G.. l.. Downie is in Lansing this
week on business.
j. w. Robinson, of Vestaburg, was
in town Tuesday.
j. Il. Ewing left last Saturday for
his work at Bay View.
Trimmed and untrimmed hats for
less than cost at Mrs. IIerricks.
Photos at Lewis gallery, first-class
for S1.50 per dozen, for next 30 days.
ID. ID. Whitesell made a flying trip
north of Bay City the first of the week.
Joseph Robe and wife and Miss AIDA
McLaren left for Newark, Ohio, Thurs
day.
The Kickapoo Indians are drawing
large crowds and apparently doing "A
big business.
George Latimer and Lou Kehn spent
Sunday at Crystal Lake, making the
trip on their wheels.
Since last week the Summer school
has enrolled II new students, making
of nearly 20.
Ice cream served by the dish, or fur
nished by the quart or gallon for pri-
vate use or parties by c. NJ. Scott.
Thos. Reynolds and wife left for
their home in Chicago Tuesday, after
two weeks visit with his mother here.
E. L. Drake, of the West End Grocery
has moved lis stock Of goods to Nc
Balm, with his son-in-law, Geo. Nc
Curdy.
Frank Shelley, formerly one of the
of the defunct Corner
Local, Elm Hall was in town Wed.
nesday.
Jas. Gargett announces the sale of
his thoroughbred Holstein cattle at a
bargain and must be sold before Sep
TENDER LIST.
Marshal Chadwick will be at the Of
ice of w. A. Bahlke on Friday and
Saturday of each week for the purpose
of receiving taxes. 62S-4wk
A railroad inspector for the Bay City
and Battle Creek railroad was over the
line last week. 1t is hoped that the
line will be pushed to completion.
According to the Gratiot Journal,
several Ithacaites were made seriously
sick by eating strawberries and cream.
The supposition is that the cream had
developed poison.
Ely Brewbaker leaves Saturday morn
ing to attend the Bankers Convention
at Detroit, After a two days business
session the party take boat for Mar
quett, where they will be entertained
by the northern people, returning July
9th.
The Hamlin-Green Table company
have secured the building formerly oc-
cupied by j. w. Holmes as an agricult-
ural implement store and are using it
for a finishing room for their tables.
The first shipment of the finished pro-
duct was made Tuesday.
Having sold my millinery stock to
Mrs. Bart Miller, wish to thank our
old patrons for past favors and would
recommend our successor as compe-
tent milliner, having had years of yalu-
able experience in city trade. She will
put in new line and be prepared to
serve you. Respectfully yours,
j. l.. MILLER.
The State Teachers Institute for
the county will be held at Ithaca, be-
ginning August ~ and ending the 2S.
The instructors are from the county
and are men of ability and experience.
1t is to be hoped that every slow, easy
going teacher in the county will be in
The wide-a-wake, pro-
gressive ones will need no invitation.
The annual school meeting last Mon
day evening was well attended, some
20 voters being present. f. A. Bagley
was reelected and L. y. Ely elected in
place of Geo w. Brown. The result
assures the taxpayers that the present
high standard of the school will be
maintained. The financial report will
be found in another column and will
amply repay reading.
Our people were aroused last Friday
night at the news of the death of r. M.
Waterbury, at his residence on State
street. Deceased was steward at the