Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-02
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Sheriff Petit, of Ithaca, was in tow
WEDNESDAY.
l.. b. Kehn and wife, of Ithaca, spenl
Sunday in Alma.
Outing hannels, five cents yard AT
Alma Mercantile Co.
TO RENT:-E Eighty acre farm neal
town. Apply at this office.
| For SALE:-A new mich COW with
calf. Enquire of Caple ~ Hall.
Geo. Chaplin, of Benton Harbor, il
visiting friends in town this week.
5. 5. Davidson, of Grand Rapids, was
in town last Saturday visiting friends.
Jno. Il. Mathews, of Ithaca. was III
town Wednesday Oh professional bust
ness.
Mrs. Joseph f. Sartor, of Rowland,
IS in town visiting her children this
| week.
College, will give AN entertainment
March 9th.
l.. Klein has received his stock of
spring good which he is making up
vecy cheap.
A. .. Burrell, formerly of this place,
now located in Canada, was in town
| Wednesday.
| Go and hear the most celebrated pro-
fessor of Realistic Execution at College
Chapel, March Is.
Little Red School House" school
shoes, aud Great Wear" school shoes,
can be found at Delavan's.
Mrs. Della NJ. Mcintosh, of Saginaw
and formerly of Elm Hall, has been
granted widows pension.
The auction sale of G. n. Sharp will
be Tuesday, March 9Th, at one O'Clock
instead of ten as stated last week.
K. Comstock, of Springport, our new
table factory man, is in town this week
looking things over preparatory to
moving here.
Misses Richardson and Heston are in
Detroit this week as delegates to the
Students Volunteer Department of
the Y. w. G. a.
A nice commodious house well To-
Gated for sale cheap. Payment part
down, balance 500 per month. En-
quire at this office.
Arthur Meyer, of Petoskey, was in
town the first Of the week. He reports
his mother at Ithaca, in very critical
condition and cannot recover.
Geo. Winans Post l0t, of Ovid, are
pushing Judge Daboll for Department
Commander of the G.. A. r.. The
Judge is very popular and if he con-
sents, will make hard fight.
a number Of the young friends OF
George Taylor gave him very pleasant
surprise last Tuesday evening. He
left Thursday morning for eastern
Ohio where he has position on large
stock farm.
Our neighbor, st. Louis, is in dark
ness. They referred the bill for street
lighting to a committee and the Edison
people turned off the lights. 1t is re-
ported that several are putting in lights
of their own.
Deputy Sheriff Giddings, of ST.
J Louis, was in town Tuesday. He had
in his possession party by the name OF
White, who he placed under arrest for
stealing chickens of farmer south.
west of st. Louis.
1t is reported that John Turner, the
colored peanut vender, who used TO dc
business here in Alma, was found dead
in his home ten miles from GrayliDg
last Saturday. 1t is thought he froze
to death as he was very old and feeble
The prospects for Alma Sanitarium
were never SO bright. The manage
ment have reason to expect the house
full this year. On Tuesday a party OF
| ten new OUtS dIIlNtu anu W 6uDtSudl
four with prospects of more yet this
week.
For the Annual State Ehcampment
of the G.. A. II. to be held at OwossC
March 20 to %, the T., A. A. Il n. M
R'y will sell excursion tickets March
10, 20 and 2l, limited for return tC
March "a, at one and one-third fare fol
the round-trip.
Chance for the ladies'. L. f. Pol
lasky has just received from the silk
mills 5000 yards of all silk ribbon, III
IN the latest spring shades, numbers
to 16) and offers them for one week
at one-half their actual value. Don't
miss this chance to purchase your sup
ply of ribbon for the year.
K. 5. Morse, proprietor of the Livery
sale and Boarding Stables. 81 East
Bridge street, Grand Rapids, Mich,
has sold the inbred Clay stallion, Gen.