Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-06-26

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Fine stationery at Webb's.
Hear Harrington's Cornet Solo.
Girls get your Fourth of July hats at
Mrs. Ayery's.
w. B. Lathrop, of Elm Hall was in
town Thursday.
Fine line of ladies' walking shoes at
Mccullough Il Buttons.
The Alma Roller mill is paying the
highest price Tor wheat.
Fine new line of Baby Bonnets and
Crush hats at Mrs. Avery's.
A new line of Baby Bonnets just re-
ceiyed at Cash Dry Goods Co.
Call and examine that new line of
sweet goods at Clum & Balch's.
The premium list for the State Fair,
to be held Sept. I'll, is received.
Nj. b. Muscott, Of Corunna, was
calling on friends in Alma Monday.
The Wood Binders, Mowers and Hay
rakes, the best in the market at
Clubb's.
For the finest line of window shades,
patent fastenings and late designs, call
OH Webb.
Ice cream served by the dish, or fur
nished by the quart or gallon for pri.
vate use or parties by c. M. Scott.
d. w. McCarty & Son are making ar
rangements to move into the Mcleod
building, their trade demanding larger
quarters.
b. Heller. formerly proprietor of the
Northern House, of Harrison has moved
his family to Alma apd will make this
his future home.
The Coloma Boomer, which just now
is attracting some attention from the
state press carries the following motto:
devoted to the Incorporation of week
and trembly mortuls."
Mrs. Bert Woodward left Thursday
morning for Allegan and Barry counties
where she will spend few weeks visit
ing friends. She is accompanied by heI
youngest daughter, Blanche.
Alma barber shops have decided tC
close at noon the Fourth and remain
closed until Monday morning. Those
patronizing the shops will need to
govern themselves accordingly.
Having put line stock of Mason &
Hamlin Pianos and Organs in the store
with Mrs. Avery / invite the people OF
this vicinity to call and examine m!
stock. BARTON MILLER.
Alma College Summer school begin!
Monday, July 6, and the managers re
port good prospects for large attend
ance. For teachers desiring to prepare
themselves for better work the schoo
offers superior advantages.
A Lecture on Newfoundland will b,
delivered in the NJ. L. church, on Tues
day evening next, by Rev. }. w
Vickers, TO commence at o'clock loca
time. A collection will be taken a
the close in behalf Of the Younl
Peoples Society Of the Epworth League
Major Lemen is one of the luck.
youngsters of Alma his father havin,
received notice that Mrs Catharin
Dorr, of Dansville. New York, grea
aunt of his had died and left him $1,000
The money will remain at interes
until 1898 when Major will receive hi
portion.
The practice of dumping the iiltl
taken out of the vaults into the rive
within the limits of the town is on,
injurious to the health of all living nea
by and should be stopped. If the vii
lage has no authority in the matter ;
special ordinance ought to be framed
for that purpose.
The II. A. A. & n. NJ. r. r. will sci
excursion tickets from all stations hav
ing tickets on sale at one fare for rouDC
trip, except that excursion tickets will
not be sold at less than 25cts. to adults
and 15cts. to children. Tickets will b,
sold on July and good going on dat,
of sale and for return on July 4th, 5tl
or 9th.
a. Bigelow, an old man living neal
the center of Arcadia was buried las
Saturday from the Ely school house
a yoke of steers which the old man wa
driving ran away throwing him under
the wagon wheels. While the injuries
would have been dangerous to ;
younger man they were too much fol
him at his age.
Prof. Boardman wishes to inform The
citizens of Alma that, in answer to tn,
many inquiries as to whether he will
conduct class in music in Alma tn,
coming year, he has decided to come tC
the place having the largest class. HI
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