Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-22
Dingman's Little Corner Store

Ray Turck is home from Ann ArbOr
for his summer vacation.
Mrs. Mary Weaver has been on the
sick list since Decoration Day.
Boots and shoes III great variety and
at very low prices at Delavan's.
Hon. G. f. Ellsworth, Of Greenyille,
was doing business in Alma last Satur-
day.
Chas. iieiss, formerly Of this place,
now of Chicago, visited friends in Alma
Tuesday.
For ground feed, corn, oats, etc., call
at the Alma Feed store opposite the
post office.
Will Lathrop and family, of Elm
Hall, spent Sunday with N. j. McCul-
Tough and family.
Go and buy a new tie for the 4th Of
July. A complete line of four-in-hands
and tecks at Pollasky's.
Mrs. A. F. Marsh and son Harry, of
Birmingham, are taking in commence
ment exercises this week.
AT meeting Of the council last Wed.
nesday night, 800 feet of Paragon hose
was purchased at so cents per foot.
Miss Nellie Stoughton, former
teacher at st. Louis and we'll known by
Alma friends, will teach at Otsego next
year.
Several from st. Louis took in the
"Strollers of Detroit" at the Opera
House Wednesday night, and were well
pleased.
S. Fink, whose trial came off last
week in the circuit court for having his
saloon open on Sunday, was convicted
and fined 500.
Will Gibson and wife, a former stu
dent of Alma College, now at Lake
Forest, H., is in town attending COM
mencement exercises.
Bills are out for big time at River
dale June % and "a. Colored Jubilee
singers and colored camp meeting.
Excursions on D., l.. 81 N.
Special sale of wash goods, ginghams,
and sateens in dress length, eight to
ten yard patterns, from 75c to Sl.0O
each, at Alma Mercantile Co,
Mrs, Harry Rockwell left with her
baby Thursday morning for Idaho to
join her husband. They will remain
there long enough to prove claim.
c.. N. Sharp has purchased the J. H.
Lancashire house, formerly known as
the Cohoon residence, and is moving il
on the p. NJ. Smith lot on Woodwork
Avenue.
The Hawaiian Islands have adopted
q constitution similar to that Of the
United States and will have their frs,
election soon. Here is hoping tina,
they succeed.
Bills are out announcing the celebra
ton at Ithaca, July 4th. The com
mittee have spared no pains in attrac
tons and if weather permits it will bt
the largest ever held in the county.
Our collector and solicitor, Mr.. Cur.
tbs, will lie in the township of Summer
next week. Those receiving the REC
ORD at Sumner and Elm Hall will
please be ready to settle up their &C
counts,
There will be reception given at thu
residence of DR.. Pettyjohn on Tuesda!
evening, June Goth, under the auspices
of the Epworth League. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all, come ans
have good time.
Owing to the fact that commence
ment exercises continued until afte
this issue, a full report of the week
program will be given neat week
Those wishing copies sent should ieay
their names at this office.
The executive committee of the Re
publican committee Of this county me
at Alma Wednesday morning and ar
pointed T. A. Ely of this place a mem
Der of the congressional committee 70
} this county to Oil the vacancy made b
L. b. Green.
, The "Strollers of Detroit" at tn
Opera House Wednesday night was
very pleasing entertainment. Tn
farce, Vacation" was short and brigh
while the music was excellent in ever
respect and was enjoyed by all. OWN
to so much going on this week, til
house was small
The Little Eva" in the "Uncl
; Toms Cabin" show makes great b
wherever she appears. She's daisy
or Pansy-whom all admire. One {
the largest and strongest Theatres
companies now on the road, is Cole
Uncle Toms Cabin company, band an
orchestra. Pleasing specialties intr
duced between the acts, insures 70 du
moments or tedious waits. See the
a at Alma under canvass Saturday, Jur
q 23rd.
9 Farmers should be on the lockout II
Z | a connie of swindlprn who ara travelir