Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-15
JAS. Logic,
HOME AND VICINITY.
care of Alma College.

Will Curtis, of Mt. Pleasant, spent
Sunday in Alma.
Fine line of summer dress goods at
Alma Mercantile Co.
Miss Nina Hannah was home from
Shepherd over Sunday.
A tull line of boots and shoes at low
est prices at Delavan's.
Charles Brown, of Ithaca, was in
town Tuesday on business.
See that lot of 81 corsets reduced to
so cts. at Alma Mercantile Co.
Mrs Z. G. Carey is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. Fisher, of Fenton.
Remember the event of the season at
the Opera House next Wednesday,
Mrs. c. +. Chadwick, of Dansyille, is
visiting at Z, n. Chadwick s this week.
Get your reserved seat tickets early
at Hayt's for the Commencement Con-
cert.
Farmers should remember that land
plaster can be found at the Alma Feed
store.
Mrs Simon Fink left last Friday for
New York to visit a sister that she had
not seen in % years.
Market your wool at Alma. You
will get one half TO one cent pound
more than elsewhere in the county.
For SALE "A secondhand single
harness in good repair for sale cheap or
will trade for grain or wood. Inquire
at this Office.
Tuning and repairing, also instru.
ments exchanged, by G.. S. Lozier,
Alma, Mich. Leave orders at Wright
House or Sanitarium.
The Alma band have closed an en-
gagement with Ithaca to play there the
4th of July. This assures Ithaca q
large crowd from this place.
The Alma Band have ordered new
uniforms. They are TO be something
new in style and an olive green in color
They will be delivered July 1st.
Martin Heller, of Chicago, was in
town the first of the week visiting his
sister, Mrs, julius Longfelder. He i;
on the road for the [. S. Leather Co.
To close out our elegant stock OF
capes and jackets, we have reduced the
prices for this week one-half dollar t
two dollars on each cloak less thar
cost. f. +. PoLLAsKY.
She Miss Gillies) has perfectly pure
soprano voice of sweet quality. Hel
training has evidently been excellent
Her voice is well fitted for concer
work Saginaw News.
A false alarm was given Monda,
morning. The fire was supposed to b,
the Fred Frosch house but when thu
fire department got to the spot, the.
found it to be brush heap.
: j. NJ. Wheaton and wife were callet
to Grand Ledge last week by the dealt
of her brother, II. l.. Davis. 1t will b
remembered that he was formerly al
Alma boy. He leaves large circle o
relatives and friends.
Young Mehan, who was bound owe
to the circuit court for picking tn
pocket of Mrs. DR.. Watson some week
ago at this place. was found guilty las
week and sentenced to Ionia for on
year. Taking him at his word, this
not the first time he has received lik
punishment.
f. II. Leonard e Co opened thei
new livery stable at Riverdale Thurs
day with line of new rigs. Mr.. Leon
ard is an agreeable young man and
first-class livery man and is sure @
success. He solicits the patronage G
Alma and st. Louis people who artici
pate camping at Crystal Lake to tax
train to Riverdale and be driven fror
there. He also has fine hearse /
= connection.
C The Athletic Association OK Ain
G College is very much pleased with tn
C improvement of this field day over ths
C of last year; and is especially please
C with the interest taken by the either
C of the town and by their generous gi,
&c ing for the prizes. 1t is thought thu
C value of the prizes amounted 10 -
80 '0oic0' "'O"' -ov which was p,
w - = vosn FOR the Indian Club of NJ
- Pleasant. Although the visiting tea
- lost holly contested game, we ha'
satisfaction of knowing that they we
stout antagonists and acted as gentl
= men; and they have the sa
isfaction of feeling that they we
treated well, as their remarks at u
Nietors' Reception Friday night prove