Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-08

Miss Alice Viiet is the new book.
keeper at Hayt Il Vliet's
Swiveled silk for dresses and waists
something new--at Pollasky 3.
j. II. Lancashire WAS IN Detroit
Tuesday and Wednesday on business.
Peter Outwater has shipped his stock
of goods to Ithaca and will open up
there.
o. Il. Bills, of Tecumseh, was in town
Wednesday visiting n. Church and
family.
Let every one go and hear r. w.
Tavener at Adams Hall next Monday
evening.
d. r. Sullivan, who has been on the
sick list of late, was on the streets
Tuesday.
Ed. Hoffman and wife, of Plainheld,
H., visited friends in Alma the first of
the week.
For ground feed, corn, oats, ETC., call
at the Alma Feed store opposite the
post office.
Prof. Jas. Mitchell, of Kalkaska, was
in town Wednesday. He will stay IN
the school there another year.
Remember the Musical Concert at
the Opera House, Wednesday night,
June 20. Seats OH sale at Webb's.
Seats for 500, chorus of so girls, beau
tilul frescoes, artistic new scenery, all
for Is cts. at the Cantata tonight.
n. G. Davidson, who was drawn as
one of the jurors for this term of circuit
court, has been relieved on account of
his business.
Those elegantly mounted Is ct. win
dow shades at Pollaskys are marvels
of beauty and cheapness. Another big
lot just received.
Special sale of wash goods, ginghams,
and sateens in dress length, eight to
ten yard patterns, from 25c to $40
each, at Alma Mercantile Co.
Mrs. A. NJ Pratt, died Tuesday at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. SchafeI
in the township of Sumner after a
lingering illness of consumption.
Dingman-in the old Mccullough
building, is opening new goods at the
lowest prices. Call and see them before
purchasing elsewhere or going to st.
Louis.
The banner load of stone was drawn
into town last week by Decatur Cole
man with his span of bay horses 1t
weighed 10, 4S6 pounds and was drawn
three miles.
T. II. Peacock, owner of the steamer
"Alma" that was run on the pond last
season, has decided to move it to Crys-
tai City and put it on Crystal Lake, a
famous summer resort.
We are in receipt of a copy Of the
Mt. Pleasant Daily Bulletin published
at Mt. Pleasant. 1t is very neat pub
LEGATION put out by A. 5 Coutant The
RECORD wishes it success.
Notwithstanding the hard times, the
Alma Creamery keeps its end up,
making in May, 900 pounds of butter
being more by far than has been done
any May since its organization.
DR.. S. +. Bennett, who went from
Alma to Detroit to take medical charge
of the Kelley Institute, has been COM
PEELED to give up his work and return
to Chicago on account of falling health.
The graduating exercises Of the class
of '94 will be held in the Presbyterian
church next Friday evening, June 10.
The finishing exercises Of the eighth
grade class will occur on Wednesday
evening in the high school room.
The Zeta Sigma entertginmeA. at the
College Monday night was very pleas.
ant event. The judges were J. T..
Ewing, l.. a. Sharp and w. f. Jones,
awarding as follows: Best grafton, G. E
Scott; essay, w. L. Culver; debate,
W. +. Burdick.
Joe Kimble returned from Lansing
Monday. He states that he has been
appointed deputy game warden and in
advising with Attorney-General Ellis,
he was instructed to see that the law
regarding spearing fish on the Pine
River be enforced. Mr.. Kimble further
states that he shall prosecute the first
perpetrator to the fullest extent of the
law.
| Mrs. Rosa Ziessee, wife OLA Ziessee,
died at her residence in Alma, We'd
nesday morning, aged 40 years and Z
months. Deceased came from Detroit
nine years ago and was highly respect
ed by all who knew her. She was sick
only few days. She leaves husband
and seven children to mourn their loss
The funeral will be held at the house,
Friday at two o'clock.
The Alma base ball team, by their
manager Mr.. Wight, made a date tC
play our Indian team, and also with