Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-01
Sailor hats very cheap at Miller's.

III. Lancashire was IN Saginaw
Monday on business.
Boots and shoes in great yal.ety and
at lowest prices at Deayan's.
Prosecuting Attorney lee, WAS in
Alma Monday ON legal business
Swiyeled silk for dresses and waists
something new--at POllasky :.
For ground feed, corn, oats, etc, cali
at the Alma Feed store opposite the
post office.
The "Aimorside" corset viii not
break down at the sides. Sold only at
Delavan's.
Hereafter teams will be excluded
from the Sanitarium park on nights Of
the band concert.
j. f. Schwartz turned out very
handsome new cave trough wagon for
Caple & Hall Tuesday.
LADIEs:-I do al my own trimming
and guarantee satisfaction, (no trouble
to show goods. Yours resp
Mrs. BART MILLER.
The college ball team WAS let down
Decoration Day at st. Johns, 10y the
beautiful score of 20 to 8.
John w. T. Pierson and Mrs. j. Pier
son, bis mother, of Stanton, were in
town Monday visiting friends.
The RECORD job rooms are print ing
handsome catalogue of the new popu-
lar summer resort at Crystal City.
The orchestra will furnish part of
the music for the program for the Gre
clan Evening at College Chapel, June ?.
A. R. Dingman is getting his store
in shape and is in hopes to have his
stock in and open ready for business in
few days.
Those elegantly mounted IS ct. win
dow shades at Pollasky's are marvels
of beauty and cheapness. Another bic
lot just received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel FAIR wish TO
thank their friends who so kindly as.
sisted them during the sickness and
death of her mother.
Pollasky & Co. are leading the county
on the price of wool this year and in
consequence they have purchased H.
600 pounds up to this week.
Special sale of wash goods, ginghams,
and sateens in dress length, eight TO
ten yard patterns, from 25c to 81 OO
each, at Alma Mercantile Co.
Bishop Davies performed the rite o.
confirmation to a class Of six at the
Episcopal church last Tuesday night.
The house was handsomely decorated
and filed full.
The Ladies' Literary Club will meet
with Mrs. I. T. Timby, Monday next.
All members are urgently requested to
be present as officers will be elected for
the ensuing year.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Foreign
Missionary Society will meet at the
home of Mrs l.. } Harlock, Thursday
D. m. June I, for the regular monthly
meeting Members all come. Every
body invited.
The memorial services at the VI. i
church last Sunday was largely attend
ed. The church was handsomely deco
rated and an elegant address delivered
by Rev. j. w. McAllister and some
very pleasing remarks by DR. Petty.
john.
The Sanitarium people wish it under
stood that the citizens of Alma are in.
vited to visit the park, but there are q
few boys who are becoming nuisance
with their noise and rowdyism that
will be expelled if there is not "A stop
put to it.
w. b. Lathrop s. Co, Of Riverdale
who have been doing AN * ensiye
business for years, have dissolved, Mr.
Lathrop retiring. Mr.. Kimble, through
the management of his son, will con
tinue and the old time reputation OF
the firm will be kept up. Mt. Kimble
is bright active young business man
and we speak for him success
Jane" whom all lovers Of good
comedy like to see, comes to Alma fol
an engagement June 7th. ''Jane's
young master was a spendthrft, ano
having pretended to his trustee that be
had married, had oyerdrawn his allow.
ance and his trustee decided TO pay
him visit. So the young spendthTifI
had to procure q wife and baby for the
occasion. Miss Jane assumes both q
difficult and delicate task. but she will
perform it in a bright, laughable, witty
and provoking manner and ali those
who see her will cheerfully say that
Jane is the sauciest, wittiest, bright
est and most bewitching little miss
that ever visited our city.