Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-04-03
Buyyour tinware at Hayt's, one door
west of Post Office.

hiuia htiNhutIt W y.
Buy Calumet Baking Powder at the
Star Store. AS good as the best
Gale b. Davidson, of the Kensington,
Harbor Springs, is in town this week.
Mrs Il. A. Miller, of Swartz Creek.
spent Easter in town with her mother.
Sam Davidson and wife, of Saginaw,
were in town Saturday visiting rela-
tives.
Township election draws nigh Re
member that the RECORD Office is the
place to get slips.
Miss Allie Avery is expected home
this week with an elegant spring stock
of millinery goods,
Miss Susie Glass is visiting her brother
John Glass, ana Nil probably spend
the summer in Almai
Ladies eau End the largest line of
lace curtains ut prices from Sl00 to
500 per pair, at L. +. Iollasky's.
The Ladies Literary Club of Alma
will meet on Monday, April 9th, at the
residence OF Mrs. y. Church at p. d.
Large line of fine polished cherry
and ebony curtain poles, complete with
brass fixtures, only 25cts at f. T., Pol
!usky S.
Farmers do you want the best broad
cast seed sower in the market? II So
buy a Champion Steder of j. W.
! Holmes.
The Fifth Annual Convention of the
Y. L. = G L meets at saginaw this
weet. \ number OF Alma people are
/ in attendance.
Both colleges and the union school
are taking IN vacation this week and
the professors and teachers are enjoy
ing well earned rest.
\ nice style bat or cap changes the
appearance OF any man or boy. Fifty
dozen of new shapes and styles just re-
ceived at +. + Pollaskys.
George +. Anderson of Saginaw was
in town Tuesday. Mr.. Anderson is "A
well known real estate man and is look
ing after property in the vicinity.
Don't forget the fifth entertainment
of the Union Lecture Course which oc-
ours April 10. The Cornwall Concert
Company has a reputation uneXcelled.
Prof. J, L. Ewing left Wednesday
evening for short visit with friends
at Lansing, Battle Creek and lonia.
He will be back in time to begin bis
work at the College.
$. A. Smith arrived in town last
Tuesday and assumed the management
, of the Wright House. 1t goes without
saying that Mr.. Smiths many friends
ale glad to see him back.
Guy Milliken, IA former Alma boy,
stands behind the counter at the
Wright House and assigns rooms to the
guests. The new clerk though young
in years has had plenty of experience
p in his line.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the NJ. +.
church will meet on Wednesday after
noon, April ;. 1891, in the building
lately occupied 10y Nj. liayt. They
will serve warm sugar IN the evening
ali are invited.
Ben. Pierce an employe in Stark
y weather's mill at Ashley forged bis
employers name To an order for 500
last week and succeeded in passing it
+ lie was rIested ana taken before
Justice Kirby but wayered eXamina
J. ton and was bound oyel to the circuit
!. court for trial.
Il L. Moblo Of Biyerdale had one o.
the plate fronts to his hardware store
smashed in, wednesday, 10y two fellows
who got into fight. VIII Langdon
: who tried TO separate them had hi
nose nearly shaved off by piece o
a glass. The names of the parties coult
not he obtained.
j, The reports circulated by certain
papers in the state concerning til,
}. trouble among the students at Alma
College are not warranted 10y the facts
The students are not going TO leave tn
college nor is there any other troubl
brewing They are loyal to the colleg
= and will remain so.
1t is said that move is on foot, en-
: gineered by certain politicians in tn
county to put bill through the legis
llture detaching Jasper and Porte
: townships from Midland county ant
u attaching the same to Gratiot. A NOV
which would give the north east part o
# the county an addition of two super
/, visors.
The hard storm of Monday night ha'
n a tendency to some what lessen the at
b tendance at the X. of u. ball at TIA
IL Opera House yet the crowd was larg