Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-04-13
L. G. Thompson is the possessor of a
new driving horse and rig.

5cts, at Mrs. ID. ID. Whitesells MILL.
merry.
Sol. Cooley, auctioneer, Shepherd,
Mich. For particulars enquire at this
Office. 7S5 2m
have line of hats that | can sell
very reasonable. Call and be con-
WINGED. MRs. BART MILLER
No better sewing machine ever made
then those New Goodrich, at Wood
wards store.
1t costs you nothing to get set of
those beautiful Worlds Fair Portfolios
at +. f. Pollasky's.
Mrs. Titus Andrews broke her arm
last Saturday morning, the effect of
falling down stairs.
The Old Song Concert at the Presby-
teian Church Friday night promises to
be very entertaining.
A large new lot of LII sheeting just
received at F. +. Pollasky's. We offer
It at Al cents per yard.
Look at the New Goodrich sewing
machine at Woodward's store; only
$500, and warranted for ten years. =
Friday, April 20, is the date of the
concert at the College Chapel, given by
the College orchestra. Don't miss it.
w. S. Turck was in Grand Rapids
last Friday, attending the reunion of
his regiment. He reports very nice
time.
|, Judge Daboll, of st. Johns, was in
Alma last Friday, on his way to attend
reunion of his regiment in Grand
Rapids.
Mrs. McCarty returned Monday from
Saginaw with the latest styles in dress
making and dress trimming and in-
vites customers to call
Geo. w. Pulfrey sold to V. NJ Will
son the first of the week, lots IL, II, Is,
, IA, Is and 10 Pulfrey addition. Mr.
Wilson will engage in garden business.
Special 10 day umbrella and parasol
sale. One hundred new STYLE UNI
brellas worth from $500 to 81 so will
be sold for LAC each at f. K. Pol
lasky's.
Frank Fink, son of Simon Fink of
of this place, who has been absent for
ten years, is home on visit with his
family He is located at ElReno,
Oklahoma, and is doing well.
, Ithaca people are trying to organize
stock company to take hold of the
machine shops and foundry at that
place and operate it. We are informed
that they are ueeting with success.
Cash buyers will find it to their in.
terest to see me before making pur-
chases as | must have money, and will
sell furniture so low 1t Will astOnish
them. Picture frames made to order
Best moulding on hand.
JOHN T. PETERS,
The ladies' of Alma Hive, l.. .. T..
NJ, will give social on Saturday eve
ming, April l4th, ia the building form
erly occupied by the bankrupt store
A good supper at fifteen cents for
adults and ten cents tor children will
, be served. All are cordially invited,
At the regular session of the common
council last Thursday the following
! appointments W" re made: Nightwatch
A. L. p'.gon at $50 per month; engin-
.er at aterworks, w Hannah, S3jC
d per year; John ID. Spinney, village
attorney and John Greig, village mar
{ shall. The council rooms were changed
# to rooms in the Ely building over l.. S
5 Stevens store.
J, Monday a. M, the fre-alarm gave
IS notice of the fire in the A. w. Wright
house occupied by L. n. Brainard. Th'
e upper story was considerably damaged
IS but the furniture was taken out ant
d about all the loss was the building, ex
l. cept the general mix-up usually giyel
n to household goods on such occasions
IS The origin of the fire is not known
/, Building and contents insured.
:. We are enabled this week to announc
e that the Alma Kelley Institute is to b
removed to Detroit. Mr.. Waring he
s. acquired, and singly, the franchises
II the Ypsilanti territory, and about Ma
r. 1st will consolidate the Alma an
Ie Ypsilanti Institutes and remove tn
D business of both to Detroit, where
n much larger and better field for tn
n Kelley work presents itself. Patient
T. need not, however, be deferred fror
If commencing treatment at Alma up I
e May LIST IA arrangements will be mad
n for their transfer without expense
them, and their treatment will be fir
n ished at the new Institute. Alma pee
# pie will regret this change as 1t nd
. been first. class institution To the tow
is in many ways and should have mt