Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08
JAS.ELOGIE
MARKET REPORT.
HOME AND VICINITY.
care OF Alma College

Cantata tonight.
Ladies' vests from eight cents up, at
Pollasky's.
l. II. Hayt was in Owosso this week
on business.
The peoples opening of the Opera
House tonight.
Fine line of summer dress goods at
Alma Mercantile Co.
Judge ]. NJ. Eyerden, of Ithaca, was
in town Tuesday night.
L.. j. VanLeuvan, of north Seville,
was in town Wednesday.
a complete stock of boots and shoes
at lowest prices at Delavan's.
See that lot of ST corsets reduced to
30 cts. at Alma Mercantile Co.
NJ. Gray and c. f. Brown were in
Sheridan on business Monday
The latest venture was female or
gan grinder on our streets last Saturday.
]. j. Kirby, travelling passenger agent
for the L. 81 A., was in Alma Wednes-
day.
Farmers should remember that land
plaster can be found at the Alma Feed
store.
a. II. Dingman has opened his dry
goods store and will call it the ''94 cash
store"
Vacation" and the Musical Concert
at the Opera House, Wednesday night,
June 20.
The w. r. G. of this place attended
the funeral of Mrs. Wood at st. Louis,
Tuesday.
The Clarence Lumber Co. at Clarence,
shut down their mill last week for a
short time.
Isaac Hayilan was summoned before
the Montcalm county pension board at
Stanton Wednes day.
f. NJ. Bushong, travelling passenger
agent fol- the Pennsylvania lines, of
Detroit, was in town Wednesday.
Market your wool at Alma. You
will get one-half TO one cent pound
more than elsewhere in the county.
Will LeMessurier, who has for some
time been at work at the Wright House
Steam Laundry, has returned to De-
troit.
We are in receipt of very cordial
invitation TO the Alumni Association
at Oliyet College to be held Thursday,
June 81, 1894.
Owing to rush of work, we are
compelled to lay over the annual state
ment of the Alma Building and Loan
Association until next week.
Rev. W. G. Burns, of Stanton, filed
the pulpit at the Presbyterian church
last Sunday morning and evening, Rev.
w. F. Jones filling his charge at Stan
ton.
To close out our elegant stock of
capes and jackets, we have reduced the
prices for this week one-half dollar to
two dollars on each cloak less than
cost. Z. 4. PoLLAsKY.
Arson Waring, of Detroit, was in
town Tuesday. His case with the in
surance company which was to come
off this week has been put over to the
September term of court.
While out driving last Sunday, Mrs.
Betsy Greenwood of Ithaca, lost her
pocketbook containing between 40 aid
80 dollars on the highway about one
mile south of Alma. 1t was found and
left with the Alma Mercantile Co
Judge Eyerden of Ithaca, called Mon
day morning, proved the property and
returned it to the owner.
At the last meeting of the School
Board, Supt. Ely accepted the position
rendered him for another year, volun-
tarily surrendering hundred dollars
Of salary in the interest of the tax
payer Of the district. The following
teachers were elected for the coming
year: Susie Glass, Lettie Burns, Lena
Eisenlord, Nellie Hubbell, Nettie Nc
Laren, Mary Chase, Bertha Stevens
and Jennie Smith. Owing to the fin
ancial condition of the district and the
general prostration of business, reduc
ton Of salaries was decided upon. 1t
was also voted to dispense with janitor
services during the summer vacation.