Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-04-20

See new spring goods at Alma Mer-
camille Co.'s.
Children's sailors for 20 cents at Mrs.
ID. ID. Whitesell's.
l.. ii. Hayt spent Sunday with
friends in OwossO.
J. Ii. Arnold has been changed to
McBain, on the Il. 81 A.
Elon Meyer, formerly of this place,
has been granted a pension.
Miss Fannie Sharrar spent Sunday
with friends at Mt Pleasant.
Farmers will remember they can find
land plaster at the Alma Feed store.
Isaac Russell has purchased 40 acres
of land on the Ithaca road of w. s.
Turck.
Carpets and curtains at greatly re-
duced prices for ten days at +. +. Pol
lasky's.
Chas. Mcintosh, of Detroit, formerly
of this place, visited friends In town
last week.
For ground feed, corn, oats, etc., call
at the Alma Feed store opposite the
post office.
Window shades mounted on best
spring rollers, only Is cents each at f.
f. Pollasky's.
Fifteen members of the l. o. y. r.
from st. Louis attended lodge in Alma
Monday night.
The largest stock Of new wash goods
and laces ever exhibited in the county
at f. f. Pollasky's.
Chas Spicer started his street sprink'
Ter Monday morning. 1t is a little
yellow but it does the business.
Tuesday, April 10th, A. Houghtaling
and Mrs. Mary Lewis were united In
marriage by Esq. John Durham.
Lawrence LII cotton Al cents,
standard prints cents, dress outings
5 cents at Alma Mercantile Co.'s.
The music department of the college
will give another fine pupils recital on
Friday eve., April 9th. Everybody
come.
Mrs. d. ID. Whitesell asks the public
to look out, for next week she has some
new bargains in store for those in
search.
John Ferris, of Sumner, has Al lambs
raised from 81 ewes, two ewes having
) three lambs each, and best Of all will
raise them.
Buy shoes where you can save some
money. Don't pay big prices but &c
where you can get good goods at hard
: times prices.
WOODWARD & Co.
| n. G.. Davidson has purchased the
: news business of this place. He viii
handle the News, Journal, Tribune
and Free Press and will improve the
{ service.
Subscribers wishing to take advan
, tage of the Sl.25 CLUBBING rate with th'
! RECORD and Chicago Inter Ocear
should remember this offer only lasts
until June LIST.
State Game Warden Chas. Hampton
made it warm to the tune of SIS eacl
, for two parties by the name Of Wolf
, gang, near Vestaburg last week, To-
using dynamite to fish with.
Il A. w. Wright has under construction
q a private car and has named it thu
alma" which is very appropriate
Arrangements are being made for
: building on the d. l.. & n. yards t
store it in when not in use.
The Alma Feed store is open 70
= business with full line Of -four
feed, lime, hair, brick, cement, LAM
plaster, baled hay and, in fact, ever
! thing in this line, and asks for
I share of public patronage. Order
filled promptly and goods delivered. y
= A. w. Beckner, professor in tn
q business department Of Alma College
!, and we'll known throughout the stat
as tenor singer of superior excellenc
who, on account Of throat trouble, ha
. been unable to sing for the past year
y is now again practicing with the colleg
male quartette. -Evening Journal.
f. M. Milliken, formerly of Alma,
just starting at Flint, what he call
= "The Flint Poultry Yard" and wha
is soon to become the most famous col
lection of high-bred hens in Michigan
He has a building nearly complete
15x15O feet. divided into ten pens l5xl
u each, in which are housed ten varietie
i of fowls.
'o' The meeting of the Michigan Reput
II lican Newspaper Publishers Associa
y ton at Owosso last week was yer
Il agreeable gathering. A grand receI
ton was given by the citizens on Wed
}, esday night where several papers wer
IL listened to. The program Of Thursda
re oopoiatad of hnaineaa aaaaiOp whic