Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-29
You need a fan, from two cts. 10
So 90 at Pollasky's.

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G.. L. Patterson, of Mt. Pleasant, was
in Alma Monday on business.
Saturday only, u lbs of granulaled
sugar for $l.O0 at Hayt u Nliets.
Rev. Herrick johnson, o! Chicago, is
"a guest at the Sanitarium this week.
Miss Edith Beebe, OF Fowlerville, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Maud Nc
Cullough.
Why swelter and sweat? Summer
clothing for men and boys is cheap at
Pollasky's.
Those wishing extra copies of this
issue on Commencement will find them
at this Office.
Miss Jennie Follick goes to Copemish
next Tuesday on few days visit to "A
sister at that place.
j. w. Bushnell and family have gone
to Northport, Michigan, where they
will spend the summer.
L. Bannister, the popular st. Louis
photographer, has sold his business to
parties in Grand Rapids.
See those capes and jackets at Alma
Mercantile Co. Prices reduced % per
cent. See adv. on first page. y
Ground has been broken for the new
S., 900 building at the College. 1t is
hoped to be completed by the first of
January.
w. \. Marvin, a former Gratiotite,
p>w at Ithaca, called On us Monday.
He is representing the Detroit News
paper Union.
TWenty-one new names were adde d
to the RECORD subscription list last
week. Evidently the value of tie
RECORD is increasing.
1t is reported that Geo. Lindsey, who
was taken to Traverse City from ST..
Louis few weeks ago, is dead. His
remains were brought to st. Louis and
buried. Wednesday
Ladies, you need not suffer with heat
This warm weather if you would buy
your baked goods of Bennett & Sterling
They sell % bread tickets for 81, which
is cheaper than to bake, and we will
deliver the same. Other goods i'll pre-
portion.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of
the Presby terian church will hold It's
monthly meeting at the home of MIS-.
IIayt next Saturday afternoon, begin
ming at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Perry will give
a talk on "IIow TO Become a Good Mis-
sionary Worker" y cordial invitation
to be present is extended TO all.
We are pleased to hear that Alma
people generally intend to celebrate the
| Fourth of July at Ithaca this year.
They have an excellent program and
are sparng no pains to make it grand
success. Judge Dodds, of Mt, Pleasant
will deliver the address,
The members of the G.. A. II. and w,
r. c. gave very pleasant surprise tc
Rev. j. w. McAllister and wife by call.
ing in body at the parsonage and
spending pleasant evening. Before
dispensing they presented him with &
liberal purse of money in recognition
of his services in preaching the annua
Memorial sermon before the Post.
A. w. Beckner left Monday night fol
Bourbon, Ind, where he will spent the
summer vacation perfecting himself il
vocal, piano and harmony under ont
of the most efficient teachers in thi
country, Mr.. Beckner has already
wide reputation on his vocal work ant
his many friends wait his return Yer.
anxiously. His family go t. NeoTssk;
where they will spend the summor w.
his parents,
Some eewardly srcak takes offens
at the scoring given tue wife beateF
the north east'part of the town las
week. "a hit bird always 1utters" is
very true saying. For the benefit of th
C. s., we will state that the editor {
this paper wrote that item and has h
proof from good source and woul
like to be called On TO prove it or giy
the brute's name. And if anothC
communication comes to us like I'll
one In question we will promise an el
: tertainment.
Mrs. Mary Ely returned last wee
from Findley, Ohio, where she has bee
. visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. I
Coates. She attended the commenc
ment of the high school and Findlt
, College while there where her tv
grand daughters graduated, Miss Flo
ence from the College and Miss ORR
( from the high school. The latter ha
ing second honors in class of % ha
q ing 81 for her average. These we
g both little girls in Alma few yea
q ago and we are glad to hear of the
a success and congratulate their parent
t A Corbett and Mitchell affair ha
h pened on our streets last Saturdi
9 night between Charles Workman al