Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-04-27


the new Feed Store.
A choice new lot of kid gloves just !
received at Delavans.
Morris Messenger, of Chicago, is
visiting friends in town.
DR.. j. A. Morey, of Riverdale, was in
town OH business Monday.
Hon. Stanley w. Turner, of Lansing,
is at the Sanitarium this week.
Sol. Cooley, auctioneer, Shepherd,
Mich. For particulars enquire at this
office. 7S5-2m
No better sewing machine ever made
then those New Goodrich, at Wood
wards store.
Geo. Delavan shipped a Car load OF
potatoes from Brinton, Isabella county,
the first of the week.
| A. l.. Davidson, formerly of this
place, has located in st. Louis, having
purchased the Whitaker stock.
Look at the New Goodrich sewing
machine at WOodward's store; only
$500, and warranted for ten years.
An X on the margin of your paper
signifies that you need to call and see
the printer and pay your subscription.
Just placed on sale at f. f. Pollasky's.
100 ladies' sun and rain umbrellas,
with new style handles at lowest
prices.
The concert given by the college
orchestra last Friday night was a very
enjoyable affair and was fairly well
attended.
Special prices on children's hats,
sailors and sun hats for 25 cts. Wash
silks at the lowest prices in the city at
Mrs. Whitesell's.
M. Z. Hull, who some weeks ago
received the appointment of post-mas-
ter at Forest Hill, has returned his
commission and will not accept the
appointment.
Having added full line of gents
and ladies' shoes, l desire to extend
an invitation to the public to inyesti-
gate. We guarantee to sell % per cent.
less than any firm in Alma.
WOODWARD & Co.
1t is expected that +. A. Leonard
will soon put in branch livery at
Riverdale. Mr. Leonard Is genial,
good natured hustler, and wide-a-wake
to the needs of the public. The
RECORD wishes him success.
1t will be to your advantage to ex-
anime our mammoth spring stock OF
dry goods, carpets, curtains, jackets
capes, clothing, shoes, etc. at +. Z.
Pollasky's and get the correct, low
prices before making purchases.
John Allen, who has been visiting
with Alma friends for few weeks,
has leased the Webster House, at
Greenyille and has taken possession
Mr.. Allen is one of the best hotelmen
in the state and we congratulate Green.
vile on its new citizen.
How can merchants of Alma expect
people to trade at home when these
same merchants who object 60 out OF
town for goods they do not handle? II
they expect people 10 stay at home
would it not be good plan to set the
r example? Try it and see if it is not
consistent.
The Junior Exhibition Of the high
{ school will take place in the school,
rooms next Wednesday evening, and
d it bids fair to be something extra
= Those wishing to attend, can receiy,
y tickets free, by applying to the teacher!
t of pupils. These entertainments
should be well attended.
e Married, at Ithaca, April 18th by tn,
e Rev. Long, Eugene Sterling, of Toledo
:. and Miss Alma Lindley Of this place
e Mr.. Sterling is prominent younI
/ business man of Toledo and Miss Lind
ley is one of Alma's most respected
n young ladies. 1t is thought now tina
I. they will locate in Alma. The RECoRI
l.. wishes them success.
d 1t is said that Arcadia has heirs to tn
e $50, 900 estate left by the late Harr
It Bates, the well known Saginaw horse
man who died some three months ago
It 1t was claimed at the time, that he ha
b no heir and the will divides his proper
II ty between AN old friend and Saginaw
d charitable institution. The claimants
1t are said to be the family of a younge
& brother and are in close circumstances
e -Gratiot Journal.
Mrs. w. S. Turck, the Worthy Gran
t Matron of the o. +. S. of Michigan
IS was in Detroit on Friday and Saturda
L, of last week visiting the chapters o
|; the order in that city. A reception
), was given her on Friday afternoon a
u the residence of Mrs. j. Smith, 20
', Chanplaln St., and in the evening