Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-17
Additional Local.

Max PouaslSy Of Detroit is visiting
friends in Alma.
Frank L. Poliasky went to Chicago
Wednesday night
Call and see the new line of gents
pants at McCullough's.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ w. Wright are in
Kansas City this week.
Don't fail to see GOrton's Mi pstrels
in the opera house tonight.
Mrs. l.. B. Kehn of Ithaca visited
friends in town Wednesday.
Mrs Chesborough of the Sanitarium
went TO Bay City Wednesday.
Geo. Aldrich of st. Louis was in
town Wednesday on business
Ascension day services in st. Johns
church next Thursday morning.
Claude Forton Of Detroit is visiting
his parents and friends in Alma
Alma dealers are shipping car load
of wool day to eastern markets.
Il. W. Whitney of St Louis trans
acted business in Alma Wednesday.
+ Z. Pollasky made a large shipment
of wool TO Philadelphia, Wednesday.
+. + Pollasky and Alma Mercantile
Co. have new advertisements this week.
Horace Tunker of Dowagiac spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. L. kehn.
Miss Anna b. Gelston went to Ann
Arbor today to attend the May festival.
Mrs. j. ". Avery Of ST. Louis, Mo,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Kate
Irwin.
Miss Edith Patterson of Mt. Pleasant
is spending few days with Alma
friends.
The field day sports at the College
will occupy two days, May 3lst and
June LIST.
Cornelius Rexford of Elwell is graft
fled because his pension has been
restored.
The United Brethren expect to hold
a tent meeting in this village, beginning
about May p.
j. 7. LeMessurier returned Wednes.
day evening from a few days pleasure
trip in Indiana.
WANTED. AT the Wright House and
Sanitarium, Alma, Michigan, all kinds
of produce and poultry.
Sam'l Kirby of Jonesville is in Alma,
and expects to take charge of the
Wright House barber shop.
y camp meeting under the auspices
of the Free Methodists will begin in
this village on the 18th inst
Ben Lane will take his boat, the
minnie Lane, to Duck Lake, in Cal
houn county. for the summer.
Rev. Cary Will preach the Ascension
day sermon before the Knights TEN
plar Sunday afternoon, May 26th.
Rev. W. f. Jones will preach the
Memorial day sermon before William
Meyer post, G.. A. r., sunday evening
May 26.
The telephone lines from Alma tC
adjacent towns were down Tuesday
owing to the heavy fall of SHOW Mon
day night.
Last Friday was Floyd Glass's ff
teenth birthday, and in the evening Z
number of his friends gave him de
lightful surprise.
Geo Fink has purchased fine new
soda fountain which he expects will b'
ready for the opening of his Palace
Restaurant, May %.
The College library has been enriche
10y the addition of number o
unbound periodicals from Rev. w. B
Williams of Charlotte.
Rev. c. w. Lisk Of Ithaca has beer
secured as orator for Memorial day in
this village In our next issue we vii
give the program of exercises.
The Woman's Club will meet will
Mrs. {. a. Davis, Monday afternoon
May 20tE, at 2:3O Standard time. sub
iect, Alfred Tennyson's Idylls of tn
King.
For SALE CHEAP:-A big Injun'
sulkey plow and hay loader in good re
pair for less than one-half what neN
one costs. VIII sell on easy terms. In
! quire at this office.
A meeting of the college Y. NJ. G. \
was held yesterday to discuss the feast
bility Of sending delegate to Moody
Bible school, which assemblies at LAX
Geneva, Wis, in June.
MI and Mrs. l.. W Miller, forme
residents of Alma, now living in lIar
rejoice over the presence in their HON
of twin daughters, whom they hav
named Lora and LeOna.
Fdilnot 2.l6 the property OF Fulle
n Tripp of Cedar Springs, is now a
the race track at Grand Rapids j