Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-04-06

camille Co.'S.
A full line of boots and shoes can be
found at Delayan's.
j. w. Holmes has received notice OF
an original pension.
Geo. Hutchinson was in Coleman
Wednesday. on business.
The infant child of Charles Coleman
died last tuesday morning.
j. III. Arnold will moye his family in
to the Roseubury house this week.
II. j Vermuelen is building a nice
barn al the rear of his grocery store.
For SALE:-I have few choice
raspberry plants for sale. Inquire OF
7S4-4w w. A. THOMAS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Outwater return
home from their wedding trip Tuesday
night.
Carpets and curtains at greatly re-
duced prices for ten days at +. +. Pol
lasky's.
No better sewing machine ever made
then those New Goodrich, at Wood
wards store.
Window shades mounted on best
spring rollers, only is cents each at +.
Z. Pollasky's.
The scenery, etc. for the opera house
has arrived and it will soon be ready
for an opening.
A good house with barn and large
garden spot 10 rent or for sale. En-
ouire at this Office. 7S5-tf
1t costs you nothing to get set OF
those beautiful Worlds Fair Portfolios
at f. h. Pollasky's.
In the past ten months, Montcalm
county has sent ten people TO the asy-
lum at Traverse City,
Lawrence LII cotton Al cents,
standard prints cents, dress outings
cents at Alma Mercantile Co.'S
Twenty draught horses from the
Lansing Lumber Co. at Dodge, passed
through town for Lansing, Wednesday.
To EXCHANGE:--A two year old
filly, by Almont, her dam by Ken
lucky George, for road horse. Enquire
at this Office.
Geo. Epler, Of the Alma training
stables, has taken three new horses
this week 10 develope. This makes him
fifteen, and all are good ones.
w. 5. Curtis, late of Alma, has form
ed partnership with Albert Bahlke OF
North Star and have located at Mt.
Pleasant collection and real estate
office.
Charles Hale, of Perrinton, was in
town Monday, bringing with him two
ane Goldstone stations which will be
put IN training here this summer by
Mr.. George Epier.
Charles Davis, who has taken charge
of the Shepherd Mills of late, left Tues
day morning for Kansas City where he
will manage Mr.. Wright's extensive
business III that city.
1t Is getting to be the time in the
year To clean up your lawns, look 10
your shade trees and beautify your
premises. What looks nicer in a town
than nice lawns well kept
w. 5. Turck, who has been spending
the winter in Florida, returned home
last Saturday. His family stopped at
Findley, Ohio, visiting friends, and are
expected home this week. He reports
very pleasant season and is looking
well.
Not standing the fact that the
papers have been full for weeks regard
ing registration. there were several who
lost their vote last Monday, because OF
not being registered at all, or in the
wrong precinct. They should take the
RECORD and get posted.
News was received the first of the
week OF the death of Geo. s. Barnes, of
Fowler, y :, pt pneumonia. IL Will
be remembered that Mr. Barnes mar
ried Mrs. jennings, of this place, some
time ago. Mrs. Barnes has the sympa-
thy Of this community in her bereave-
ment.
What is known as the Lansing Asso-
citation have organized and will run a
summer resort near Bay View this
summer They have secured the ser
vices of Gale b. Dawson of this place.
Mr.. Dawson is successful hotel man,
and If it can be made to pay, he can do
1t. Robert smith, of Lansing, is Sec'y
of the association.
The opening of Mrs. ID. ID. Whitesell's
millinery store took place last Thurs
day and was well attended. Her stock
is new and well selected and of the
latest styles, and her display and trim
was beautiful. Mrs. j. Z. Suydam is