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

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Tuesday.
More new goods at DingmAn's '9l
Cash Sore.
See Tucker AS "a tramp at the Opera
House To oight.
Secondhand team harness cheap at
Norden & Miners.
Fine line of summer dress goods at
Alma Mercantile Co.
The subject at the Baptist church ON
Sunday night Is "Woman's Rights
Miss Marion Forbes, of Fenton, is
the guest Of Mrs. VanDen Bergh this
week.
Mrs. J. Abrahams and children, Of
Detroit, are the guests of }. Long
fielder.
John IS. $. Pierson, Of Stanton, was
in Alma the first Of the week on bust
ness y.
New line parasols and sun umbrellas
at Alma Mercantile Co. See adv. on
first page
sam Vliet is giving Lis residence a
new coat OF paint, which IS decided
Improvement
Freddie Vermeulen is out on the
streets this week IN a wheel chair aud
Is doing finely.
}. J. Durham and wife, Of Chicago,
are visiting their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Durham.
Tom Dolau, of the Wright House
Laundry, had the misfortune to break
one of his fingers while playing ball the
first of TIE week.
Going at less than half High-grade
tailor made, latest cut capes and jack
cts, worth $500 to Ss.5G, closing out at
- 9s at pollasky S.
The fire west of town last Sunday,
which so many thought was only a mile
OF SO out, proved To be in the swamp
just east of Ceder Corners
Frank Ramsey has received the finest
pair of bike wheels that we have ever
been able to see. They were made by
the Michigan Wheel Co. of Lansing.
Mrs. J. II. Loz.er, of Mt. Vernon
Iowa. has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. Pettyiohn, during the last week
Mr.. Loz.er is expected here SATURDAY
night TO spend a few days.
About 40 oi our yourg people wer'
entertained an Miss Minnie Euicott'
last "Wednesday night in honor Of Mis-
Lulu Demoud. y very pleasant tm
is reported by those in attendance.
If you need anything in mems wear
from "a full dress SUIT down to pair o
= socks, sou can save money by buying
. al Polasky's clearance sale, now ON
\ discount OF p to 80 per cent. on
everything.
The solo Pauline" by Z. p. Robin
with Frank Tucker Theatre Co. at th
Opera House Wednesday night Was
great hit. He has "a sweet and power
ful voice and very highly cultivated
{ Hear h.m tonight.
f The event of the week "A. lie races il
= Detroit was the winning OF the horse
man stake Oh Tuesday ty "Dancourt,
owned by 5. \. Browne, of Kalamazoo
tie ate Senator Stockbridge's partne
, IN The horse breeding business.
Some of the farmers are losing a goo
many swarms of bees 10y their hyin
e away. One man was trying to stop
f swarm Monday when he got caught OF
, picket fence and held there unit
y they disappeared. Tie end of the pick
ct caught under the badge on his pants
Ferris cor. in Stanton Clipper.
Chss. Macard, convicted at Gran
{ Rapids of the murder Of Mrs. McKenC
g Kicks. was sentenced last Monday t
Jackson prison for life Macard's fay
r oi.te game turing his long tediou
d trial was solitaire. He was AWAY
trying to find oul by the cards "hetht
y he would be convicted or not and I'll
result was invariably in the affirmative
# At one o'clock last Thursday nigh
r the alarm was given for fire at the asl
IS cry but it had such start that it WI
a impossible to control it and the buil'
II ing was total loss, with insurance
the Saginaw Valley Insurance Co, WI
a will adjust the loss by rebuilding ii
IS once. Mr.. Dora is in hopes in thrt
e weeks to be in running order andread
e for business.
e Last Monday evening J. Major l.
A men entertained few Of his friends
e honor of his birthday. At nine o'cloC
much to the surprise of all presen
i? they were invited down to the rive
l. where they found the steamer beaut
lie fully decorated with Japanese lanterl
ye waiting TO take the party up the rive
e Refreshments were served on the boa
II All report a pleasant trip and love
ID time.
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