Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-03

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Rev. w. +. Jones and wife were in
Saginaw Tuesday.
For SALE.-A light buggy pole. In
quire at this office.
The foundation OF the new Vermeu-
len block "a nearly completed.
The best men S work shoes Oh earth
FOR the price, 81 %, at Delaydus'.
Bert WoodwArd's real estate trans
actions for Aprii aggregated Sls,5 800.
l.. II. nayt and family are entertain
ing his sister, Mrs. COLyers, of Ban
croft
w. Z. Clark and Chas. VanDenBergh
enjol ed trout fish Tuesday ,uear Twin
Lakes.
Remember Smith ~ Glass are sole
agents for Plastico, The best kalsomlne
OH the market.
Shelled corn 80 cents per bushel and
corn in ear, - cents per bushel at
Alma Roller Mills.
Lester McMullen has exchanged his
house and lot on Case addition to Frank
Hesling for farm near Ashley.
Mrs. w. ). Turck instituted
chapter Of the O. L. 5. in Mason, and
visited the chapter in Dewitt this
week.
Vol. /, No. /, of the Harbor Springs
Graphic is on our table. Harry Bah
cock, former student of Alma college,
is one OF the propTietors.
l am now nicely located with my
shop enlarged, enabling me to run two
chairs, and | invite all to come. Salts.
faction guaranteed. Opposite RECORD
office. EARL CLARK.
The board Of county examiners held
a teachers examination in this village
last Saturday. There were 10 new
applicants for certificates, and SO others
who were completing former examina-
tons.
Judge Holden OF Saginaw says: Il
listened last evening to Miss Edna
DolloH and was more highly enter
tanned than ever tefore by the most
gifted in that line. \ treat OF a life
time is in store for old and young, by
this most gifted and accomplished
young lady"
a. W. Wright's private car Alma, >
was taken to Saginaw Tuesday morn
ing, for the purpose of conveying the
remains of Mrs Chadwick, mother of
Mrs. +. &. Stone and Mrs. T. 4. Harvey
Of Saginaw, to her former home IN
Newberry, Vermont Mrs. Stone, Mrs.
Harvey, and several friends accompa-
MED the remains.
Mr.. L. Osborn, who lives about two
miles southeast of town was quite
badly injured last Sunday evening.
He had hitched his horses in the shed
in the rear Of the opera house, and
while he was attending the temper
ance mass meeting, some ove crossed
the lines and otherwise disarranged
the harness Mr.. Osborn attempted to
back out, and the buggy was upset,
throwing HIM heavily to the ground.
His injuries are exceedingly painful,
though not serious.
The Alma wooden mills started up
Monday Of this week. y representative
Of the RECORD visited the mills, and
found everything III Il state of busting
activity, spindles whirling, shuttles fly
ing briskly back and forth, everything
indicating busy and prosperous sea-
son. MIR. Moore, the proprietor, has
spared neither pains nor expense in the
equipment OF the mills, and the excel
lence of his work in the past is a safe
augury that the products of his mills
this season will be up to the standard.
He is prepared with all the best appli-
ances for the manufacture of blankets,
ilannels, rolls, and TO do caTding and
spinning.
Col. r. ii. Sillman, for year past
manager Of the Sanitarium, severed his
connection with that institution We'd
nesday of this week. lie leaves today
for Detroit, making the trip 10
that city on horseback. He will
remain in Detroit for few days and
then proceed to New York City, where,
August lst, he will assume the manage
ment of the we'll known Hudson Street
Hospital. Mr.. Sillman's long experience
along this line eminently qualities him
for the exacting and arduous duties of
his new position. The best wishes of
the many friends he has made during
his brief residence here, go with him to
his new field of labor.
The opera house was we'll filed last
Sunday evening on the occasion of the
mass meeting called to take action on
the question of making Alma local
option town, under the law passed by
the legislature, by the provisions of
which the council Of any incorporated