Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-02-23
MARKET REPORT.
HOME AND VICINITY.


Prints, four cents per yard at Alms
Mercantile Co.
Amssa Young has position in
mill at Vernon.
Nine. McCarty; dressmaking shop IL
Vermeulen block, End floor. Isl l2W
Mrs j, b. Kernen, of Ithaca, was IL
TOWN. Saturday visiting relatives.
l.. ii. Hayt was in OwossO the first
Of the week, making the trip overland.
Ed. Berry, of Bay City, WAS in town
Tuesday looking after his Interests
here.
Geo. Blackmar, formerly of this
place, was in town Tuesday calling OF
| friends.
Every reader Of the RECORD should
read CHRONICLES of Grover" in another
column.
A gang of workmen are repairing
the L. & A. railroad bridge northeast
of Alma.
Get your boy or girl pair of those
Little Giant" school shoes, at +. +.
Pollasky's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waring were called to
Detroit Wednesday by the death OF
Mrs. Warnings father.
To accommodate foreign students
school was continued Thursday but n
vacation was taken Friday.
Harry Turner, of Lansing, spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Stanley
w. Turner, at the Sanitarium.
b. VanDenBergn has a change o.
adv. this week. Look it over and rest
assured that he is after the trade. :.
Every thing in the line of mems
furnishing goods, pants, shirts, leather
coats, ETC., go at cost to close out, at
Delayan's.
+. n. Chadwick has already shipped
5000 ton of ice from this place. his
shipments this week are Shepherd,
Ithaca, North Star and Saginaw.
The Union School has receil ed Vols.
"a, rs and 26 of special session of the
53rd Congress, through the kindness OF
Congressman Jno. Avery of this dis
trict.
The Epworth League will give So
cial next Tuesday evening, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hutchinson, OH
Park street. Ice cream and cake will
be served.
The subject of the morning sermon
at the Presbyterian church next Sab
bath will be 1.-The Three Crosses
The evening subject will be The
Christian Name"
+. G. Taylor has added fine line of
ladies' watches and chains, and judg-
ing from the amount Of repairing he
has on hand, he has sufficient proof
of satisfaction to the public.
The $4,000 suit of Mcclure VS.. The
Clinton Republican for libelous publ
cation, was decided last week. After
the jury had been out five minutes they
gave verdict of no cause of action.
The case against Geo. Moore for
cruelty to animals, called for last Fri
day, was discontinued owing to lack of
evidence. Mr.. Moore was in position
to prove that he was not guilty of the
charge.
William J. Trott, son of ]. J. Trott,
of Alma, has resigned rs position as
electrial engineer of the Furniture
City Electric Company, of Grand Rap
ids to accept the management of the
Wolverine Electric Company, of Hol
land, Mich.
Prof. II. Z. Butler, of Alma College
has accepted the call of the Congrega
tional church of st. Johns, and will
soon remove here and engage in the
active work of the pastorate, in the
meantime occupying the church each
Sunday Clinton Republican.
Rev. Mr.. Eldredge, by his eloquent
sermons and sweet singing, is attract
ing good crowds at the Baptist church
lie will preach and sing Monday morn
ing and evening. Subject formorning.
"God and Man." evening, 1.-The Hell
nous Horrors of He'll" Meetings will
also be conducted every night next
week by the Rev. gentleman.
We clip the following from the Spart-
anburgh Is. c. Daily Herald, regard
ing an old resident of this county,
which will be of interest to his many
friends: Mr.. J. S. Brubaker, who came
here last November and took charge of
what was then the Merchants Hotel,
has made wonderful improvement in
the house. He has interested the
owners of the house in the great OPP
portunities it has of becoming one of
the leading hotels in this section and
they are going ahead at rapid rate in
making the Spartan Inn an elegant