Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-07-27
Frank Tucker.

DIOktu' july prices az "a Odsn
Store
Elegant line OF mems neckwear, just
received at Pollask s.
a full line of boots and shoes at low
est prices al Delayan 3.
Miss Blanche Beach, of Bay City, is
visiting MIS- ". A. Bahlke.
Middle OF the fly season. Buy your
/ fly nets of Morden q Miner.
Chas. Pritchard, Of Hungerford, is
visiting friends in Alma this week.
Mrs w. r. Watson left Wednesday
morning for a visit with friends in New
York
For ground feed, corn, oats, etc., call /
at the Alma Feed store opposite the
post Office
II. p. Taylor, of Detroit, route agent
of the American Express o, was in
town Tuesday.
Before the circus get new suit of
clothing See Alma Mercantile Co.'S
adv. on first page.
frank fuckers Theatre Co., which
has been filing the Opera House here
this week, are at Ithaca next week.
Lester Kinney, teacher in one of
the departments Of the Mt. Pleasant
school, was drowned at Stevenson Lake
last Friday.
Clearance sale of capes and jackets
at Pollaskys. $500 to $500 garment
for 81 50. Wei made, latest styles,
good assortment.
l.. II. Hay and wife left for Owoss)
last Sunday, making the trip overland.
Mr. Hayt returned Tuesday while
Mrs. Hayt will make short visit.
The Detroit pension agency has 266
p less names on its books than it had "A
year ago Tie total number on the roll
I July was 500. The total amount
paid to pensioners last year was 81, 49,
s56 IS
e The Industrial base ball team. better
p known as the Indian club, OF Mt.
Pleasant started las, Monday on their
Z three weeks tour through the state and
r. played the Ithaca team as their first
v game, getting done up beautifully to
the tune of 10 to IL. No wonder they
do not want to play the Alma team.
r. An editor works 355t days per year
&. 10 get out lfty-tWo issues of Il paper;
y that's labor. once in while some
body pays for years subscription;
q that's capital: and once in a while
= some suu-ot-agun of dead-beat takes
10 the paper for year or two and van
No ishes without paying for it, that's an
archy; but later on justice will over
. take the las--named creature, for there
- is a place where he will get his deserts;
y. that's horrible. Cedar Springs Clip
e per.
N Attorney General Ellis has decided
in response to an inquiry from the state
treasurer that merchants who 60 about
- the country in wagons exchanging
"a goods from their store for farm produce
- come under section ,263 of Howell's
\ statutes. which provides that no mer
chant shall peddle or employ others t.
peddle goods not his own manufacture
~ without a license. For single horse
y rig tie license is so a year. and FOL
two horses SO. This VIII hit many I
o. country dealer
Some three weeks ago Lyman Plank,
- of Dundee, passed Though Alma Ell
y, route for Henrietta with his family
- When lie arrived here. a II year ole
step-son was very sick and was lef
= with Ezra Robinson, an Old friend Of
!. Mr.. Plank. Medical assistance Wal
= called and an abscess Of the hip wa
- found to be the trouble. lie continued
to get worse until last Thursday wher
I'd the little sufferer was relieved by death
d. The father and mother were here a
to his death The remains were buried
" at Riverside Cemetery, Alma.
- Last week Thursday night after w
- had gone - press, news was received
80 of a terrible railroad accident at st
30 Louis, by which MI ID. ID. StrOuse ant
wife, of Ithaca, were killed while sol
w. of Mrs. Strouse, by the name of Mur
IL rell Fox, was quite badly injured. MI
DIS and Mrs Strouse who had been keep
~ ing the Str0use Hotel at Ithaca sine
~ last March, started Thursday morning
~ accompanied by Mrs. StrOuse son, 70
a' visit to Robert Gladstone at st. Louis
&c On their return towards home at nigh
~ they approached the D., l.. " n. depo
in southern st. Louis as the train 70
'e- Saginaw was pulling in, and owing t
IN the box cars standing on both sides o
OK the track they were unable to see 9TH
IT. approaching train, the same obstruc
'er ton preventing the engineer and fire
IL man from seeing them. The hors
MS heard or saw the train and gave SUD
T. . no vo al huf lauVin