Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-01
JAS. Logic,
MARKET REPORT.
HOME AND VICINITY.
care OF Alma Colleg'

See the new neck wear at Miller's.*
Warmers coraline corsets at Della
vans.
College Chapel, June A, Zeta Sigma
Public.
Ladies vests from eight cents up, at
Pollasky's.
r. E. Moblo, of Riyerdale, was in
town Tuesday.
o. w. Rogers shipped 6,744 dozen
eggs last Friday.
Fine line of summer dress goods at
Alma Mercantile Co.
Mrs. C. L. Chadwick, of Chippewa
Lake, was in town last Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Conlogue, of Mt. Pleasant,
visited friends in town oyer Sunday.
w. Z. Wilcox, of Arcadia, brings us a
wild strawberry picked from his prem
! Uses.
Farmers should remember that land
plaster can be found at the Alma Feed
store.
p. Kuhn has become one of the bust
ness men of Alma, having started a
dray line last Monday.
Saturday only, one case of mems
plough shoes 81. 90 per pair, worth 81 %
at Alma Mercantile Co.
Mrs. W. S. Turck was in Ann Arbor
Thursday and instituted a chapter Of
the O. E. S. in that city.
Market your wool at Alma. You
will get one-half 10 one cent a pound
more than elsewhere in the county.
DIR. w. Kelly will be in Ann Arbor
next Wednesday and Thursday attend
ing the State Dental Association which
meets at that place.
Detroit has case of smallpox. 1t
seems quite important that some pre-
cautions be taken in the shape of vacci.
nation in this vicinity.
In speaking of the duet at the little
tot exhibition in last weeks issue Jack
and Jill" by Glen Fisher and Hattie
| Wood should have read Hattie Mills.
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.
Miss Emma Titus was married at the
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Burt Eckler of that place, on Wednes-
day, Nav 29rd. The bride is well
known in Alma and the RECORD joins
their many friends in wishing them a
long and prosperous welded life.
The graduating exercises of the high
school will be held on Friday evening,
June 10Th and the finishing exercises of
the eighth grade will occur on the even.
icg before in the high school room.
School does not close until June 22nd,
but as that is the week Of the College
Commencement exercises, those of the
| Public School are hurried little.
A meeting of the High School Alum
|
ing and the following officers were
elected: Pres, George Sharrar; Vice
Pres, Charles Caple; Rec. Sec, Miss
Blanche Hyde; Cor. Sec. and Treas,
Miss Nellie Marlborough; Toast Mas
ter, II G. Ely. Arrangements are be-
ing made for banquet at the Wright
House.
A committee of business men from
Ithaca were in Alma last Friday night
attempting to carry out the plan set
forth by the RECORD in former issue
regarding celebrations, and met with
encouragement from our business men.
Now Alma and st. Louis should decide
which will go ahead with it next year
and let it be understood. Remember,
this year Ithaca is to pull the feathers
out of the American Eagles tail in an
old fashioned way.
Managers Brown & Brown offer as
an attraction at the Opera House Alma,
for an opening engagement, Frohman's
comedy success "Jane." The comedy
is named after one of its droll charac.
tiers, servant girl who figures for a
few hours as the wife of her employer.
1t is full of comcal situations and the
play may fairly be said to float along a
stream Of laughter. "Jane" will be
superbly mounted and will have the
benefit of an excellent cast.