Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-22
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$500 at Pollasky's.


The Jubilee Singers at Presbyterian
church Saturday night.
John Hicks, of ST. Johns, was in town
on business, Wednesday.
Miss Delphenia FINK, of Saginaw, is
visiting friends here this week.
Gloves, hosiery, corsets and umbrel
las at lowest possible prices at Della
vans
Gard Hunting is among the the old
students attending commencement this
week.
Miss Fannie Smith has gone to st.
Johns to spend few weeks with
friends.
Why swelter and sweat? Summer
clothing for men and boys is cheap at
Pollasky's.
Hiram w. Hughes, of Harrison, was
in town Wednesday, doing business for
the Sheldon estate.
See those capes and jackets at Alma
Mercantile Co. Prices reduced % per
cent. See adv. on first page.
Fifteen from Alma took in the ex-
cursion to Frankfort Sunday, reporting
large crowd and pleasant trip.
Henry Mcnamara brought A. w.
Thorn and Patti to Alma Monday and
will put them in training on the track
here.
Loretta b., driven by Mr.. Comstalk
of st. Louis, started in the 227 trot al
Vassar Wednesday and got fifth place
in the second heat in 2:22f.
Joseph Sartor, who has been at Rol
Ian for the past two years, has leased
the Roller Mill at Shepherd and taken
possession. He has moved his family
back to Alma,
BE sure and come to the Presbyterian
church Saturday evening to hear the
famous Canadian Jubilee Singers
Program will consist of finest vocal ant
instrumental music.
The case of link VS.. Phelps Bros
has been occupying Justice Gees court
this week. The jury gave a judgemen,
to link for S29S. The case will be car
ried to the circuit court.
"Uncle Toms Cabin will be giver
at Alma on Saturday evening. TIL,
scenery carried by this company is gor
geous and beautiful, the Transformation
scene being especially grand.
Newell b. Parsons, of Saginaw, con
victed by Wells. Stone Mercantile Co
for BURGLARY, was sentenced to fly,
years, hard labor at Jackson. Al
effort will be made for new trial
A. w. Wright and wife and j. I'll
Lancashire and wife made the frs
trip with the new private car "Alma
last Tuesday, going down to Detroi
after the "Strollers of Detroit" an,
returning Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary A. Weaver received
beautiful box of flowers from the Supt
Of the National Cemetery, Fredricks
burg, Va, from her sons, Henry
Weaver grave, who was killed in tn
Battle of the Wilderness.
The following officers of Alma Lodg
L. o. o. o. f. have been elected for Tn
ensuing year: n. G., j. +. Medler; Y
G., NJ. Medler: II. S., @. G. Downs
Treas, Chaa. Morden; Trustee, j. w
Glass; Rep. to Grand Lodge, G.. i
Wilson.
Every seat in the Opera House wa
occupied last night, when the Jubile
Singers opened their entertainment
They gave great delight to the larg
audience and won golden opinions
Ottawa Free Press. At Presbyteria
church, Saturday evening June 23rt
Admission % cents,
, D. u. Award, OF Glare. was in tow
last Friday, Mr.. Award has been veI
: fay0rably mentioned as candidate fl
Congressional honors. He is cand
date in this way, if Clare county decide
I to put a candidate in the field. II
Award will be in the race and make
. lively a fight as possible.
An old story about Jim Ashley,
the Ann Arbor road, has been receive
When the road was started, M
: Pleasant farmer gave Ashley calf
his share of the bonus. The calf w
9 transferred to an Irishman, who name
y it Jim Ashley in the donors homo
One day a construction train ran ovt
the poor thing, "Jiin Ashley's kilt
yelled the woman of the house. Ever
body supposed the boss was killed, al
= 200 men ran to the scene, where tn
~ found lying dead, not the tall manag
. of the company, but young bu
= :, They all shouted and Jim Ashley
y kilt" is by-word to this day.-Eveni
:, News.
}. The Alumni Association of the Iii
II School held their Annual Banquet
=, the WRIGHT Housp Friday pvpui