Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28

kid gloves at Delayans'
DR.. J. II. Lancashire made business
trip to Detroit Thursday.
Two gasoline stoves in good repair
for sale cheap at Brock Il Rodman's.
a reduction of 5000 has been made in
the salary of the postmaster of Ithaca.
Until July 4th we will sell oak tan
ned single harnesses, at reduced prices.
g. MoRDEN.
Will II. Young and w. II. Williams
left Monday for their home in Athens,
Ill.
Corn and oat feed $50 per ton, bran
and midlings SIS per ton at Alma Roller
Mills.
julius Longfelder of Grand Rapids
was in Alma Tuesday looking after his
Alma trade.
Miss Louise Hood pleasantly enter
tanned her Sunday school class at tea
last Saturday.
Married, in Arcadia, June -, Arthur
Godfrey and May Millimen, j. +. lines,
Esq, officiating.
Prof. j. L. Ewing expects to spend
nearly all of his vacation in hammock
on that new porch.
Misses Edith and Eva Bradford Of
Wheeler attended high school field day
events last Friday.
Miss f. Line, who has been spending
some months in Alma, left for Lincoln,
Neb., last Saturday.
The Republican Leader of st. Louis
is the only paper in Gratiot to publish
the annual state tax sales.
l have quantity of mill wood | will
sell delivered at 10 cents per cord.
Leave orders at the express office,
FRED KERNEN.
The ball game between Ithaca and
Edmore, in Ithaca Wednesday, was won
by Edmore, the score standing to 6.
"Winkie" Wolf died last Saturday
morning, aged Is years. "Winkie" was
cat, and dissolution was fastened by
chloroform.
The ball game between St Louis,
and Edmore, in st. Louis last Tuesday,
resulted in score of one to nothing i'll
favor Of st. Louis.
Miss Booth, who has been the guest
of Mrs. j. L. Ewing since commence
ment, went to Detroit yesterday to
spend the rest of the vacation.
Advertisers will please get their
change of adys. in by Tuesday next
week, as the RECORD will be printed
Wednesday night to enable the force to
celebrate the 4th.
For SALE CHEAP:-A big Injun''
sulkey pillow and hay loader in good re-
pair for less than one-half what a new
one costs. Will sell on easy terms. In
quire at this Office.
1t cost John Watson two dollars land
something extra for costs to learn that
when the Alma village council said he
mustn't ride his bicycle on the sidewalk
that he mustn't do it.
The editor of the RECORD enjoyed
very pleasant visit Tuesday night
with L. Z. Powell formerly of the
Herald, Stanton, now representing the
Chicago Newspaper Union.
Gldemont by Almont, dam "A half
sister of Gold Drop, took three straight
heats in Brown City last week, getting
mark of 2:2lt She was formerly
owned by Il. w. Whitney of St. Louis.
Rev. w. +. and Mrs. Jones and Miss
Elizabeth Jones left Wednesday even
ing for their summer cottage at We
quetonsing, Mich. Mr.. Jones will
make trip of the lakes before his re-
turn.
Mrs. f. S. Pettyjohn is entertaining
her father and mother Chaplain Lozier
and wife of Mt. Vernon, Iowa, Miss
Amelia Warning Platter of Indanap-
oils and Miss M. Lena Daniels of
Rockford, ILL.,, this week.
Rev. DR.. Hunting, formerly president
of Alma college, at present pastor of the
First Presbyterian church of Marshall,
delivered the address at the laying Of
the corner stone of the new First Pres
byterian church in Battle Creek last
week.
The dog poisoner got in his work last
Saturday. The two victims this time
were "Ginty" and Colonel" property
of l.. Kehn and b. G. Button. 1t is a
cowardly caper and the whelp that will
indulge in such work should be found
out and handled.
In its account of commencement at
Kalamazoo college, the Christian Her
aid of Detroit says: 1.-The enthusiastic
greetings received by DR.. Kendall
Brooks, Dean of Alma college, formerly
president of Kalamazoo college for