Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-21

Ladies' kid and fabric gloves at
reduced prices this week at Delavans'.
Miss Jennie Smith will spend her va
cation i'm Boston aud suburban towns.
Chas. VanDen Bergh is assisting II.
j. Vermeulen in the grocery store this
week.
Corn and Oat feed $40 per ton, bran
and midlings So per ton at Alma Roller
Mills.
Miss Alice Vliet has gone 10 Bear
Lake to visit her sister, Mrs. q. w.
Bates.
n. j. Mccullough and family were
in Elm Hall Sunday, visiting VIII
Lathrop.
Capt and Mrs. Lozier of Mt. Vernon,
Iowa, are guests of DR. and Mrs. f. 5.
Pettyjohn.
w. +. Burdick, living near Elba, was
kicked and nearly killed by a horse
one day last week.
Prof. Goss, the optician, of Saginaw
was at the Wright House Tuesday, and
reports a good business.
have "A quantity of mill wood | will
sell delivered at 20 cents per cord
Leave orders at the express office.
FRED KERNEN.
At the close of business last SATURDAY
the Alma creamery had made S,47'
pounds of butter in the month o.
June.
J. II. Northon and c. W. Sidebothan
left Yesterday for Lake Geneva, Wis.
to attend the Western Students Con
ference.
w. w. Roberts has purchased tn
front 20 acres of the Chas. Grove
farm south east of town, and IS no'
a full dedged farmer.
Word has been received from y. W
Wright. The party are now in lrelanc
and having most delightful TIME
They will sail for home July 3.
Wheat quotations in Detroit las
Wednesday were II, cents and in Aim
IS cents. This certainly speaks well fc
Alma as market for the farmer.
For SALE CHEAP:-A big lnjun
, sulkey pillow and hay loader in good II
pair for less than one-half what ne
one costs. Will sell on easy terms. IL
quire at this Office.
News has been received from Orego
stating that w. J. Taft, formerly
this place, and we'll known as a lumbe
man, has been sentenced TO five years
q state prison for forgery.
All those brave boys land the
widows who fought for their COUNT
; are entitled to 10 and ID per cent al
count at our store until July lot
o Mention this adv. and be sure to g
the discount. }. l.. MlLLEE'
The Blind Cook Comedy Co. which
- out making a tour of the small tow
of the state passed through Alma we
nesday on its way from st. Louis
II Riverdale. They will make some 9th
' small towns in the county.
Two lads in Vicksburg paid fine
:. 20 each for jumping on trains contra
~ to the village ordinance. Such an or
nance should be adopted by our villa
Al council, for this amusement is qu
re extensively practiced at the d. l.. y
~ depot.
:, Invitations neatly printed on t
90 with dainty design in daisies S
rounding the subject matter, have be
issued by DR.. L. 5. and Ada Loz
l' Pettyjohn for an Eat home" Tuesd
T. June %, from to II p. M, to CONNIE
ei crate the tenth anniversary OF ID
'e marriage.
:, Mrs. NJ. J. Bogardus has a beautl
VI specimen of the Night Bloomi
}" Cereus (Cereus Grandiflorus) At
early hour last Friday evening
ay beautiful leaves began to unfold, a
er before midnight the flower was seen
+. all its beauty. A number OF friel
lie, called to see the beautiful hower
nd watch its teauty unfold.
'h' W.. S. Crawford of Detroit, who
III the finest private collection of birds
this country, has donated the en-
of collection to Alma college The bl
I'm were obtained in pairs in South An
VS.. lea, Arizona, Florida, Michigan
of other states. The collection, which
,as valued at from $500 to 81 600, arr
for last Monday, and is now nicely
.se ranged in Prof. Davis room.
Mr.. Charles Hammond, living at
in five miles west of Alma, met witt
ap. painful although not a serious accic
the last Sunday. He had just left
be Wright House livery barn, when
ped horse became frightened and ran aV
ar Mr.. Hammond was thrown from
,er carriage and bBdly bruised about