Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-31

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Tuesday on business.
Call and see the new line of gents
pants at McCoullugh's.
James II. Hall Of Chicago was In j.
| Alma last Friday visiting friends.
Corn and oat feed $40 per ton, bran
and midlings' Sl5 per ton at Alma Roller
Mills.
The Baptist church of st. Louis has
extended call TO Rev, Mr.. Goodwin OF
Chester, N. II.
A beautiful new flag, lOxlS, floats
proudly from the flag stan on the high
school grounds.
Delavans' is headquarters for mems
ladies and children's shoes best
goods, lowest prices.
d. NJ. Gardner Il Son, clothing, boot
and shoe merchants of st. Louis, have
, been closed out by creditors.
I Several members of the q. A. Il.
post Of this place attended Memorial
j., services in st. Louis last Sunday.
7 J. f. Sartor has enhanced the value
of his property, corner OF Hubert
avenue and Pine street, by putting
:, down new sidewalks.
WI. Harlock of Pompeii was the
20 guest oyer Sunday of friends III Alma
Mr.. Harlock and his wife left Monday
for England, where they will reside
49, Claude Chadwick came into our Office
.. Monday and blushingly announced that
- seven pound girl had just put III an
-. appearance at his home Mother ana
- child doing well.
II. b. Orbison of Ithaca, head OF the
~ Havana Cigar Co., was in Alma We'd
nesday, calling on his trade This firm,
Vi although not very old, is making Tor
nc itself reputation for fine goods equal
"a to any in the ssate.
The faculty of Alma College hope to
He secure Gen. II. n. Alger OF Detroit 10
VI deliver an address before the students
ge sometime during commencement week.
Gen. Alger has said that he will come
ok providing his business does not call
AN him to the Pacific coast at that time
II Ascension day was duly observed III
OK St. Johns church last Sunday after
noon, and a large congregation assem-
the bled to hear the sermon preached by
ace Rev II. +. McDuff of Flint. About
rye thirty knights Templar from Ithaca
as Alma and st Louis attended the ser
an vices.
the Fmmet Houk and Forest Stevens
rye the two bows from Mt. Pleasant VIII
ing ran away from home and spent tn
ent night in the engine room at the wate
,ept works in this village, were captured
few miles from here and taken back |
has MI. Pleasant, and released troI
5 by custody on suspended sentence.
ank l.. II. Hayt has been having one
hey Aunt Dnah's "clarin' up times in h
sid grocery, and the result fully justine
the excitement and disorder which pc
for yaded his store for few days. Wal
will and ceiling have been prettily papere
wing the wood work painted, and everythil
rect. about the store conveniently Arrange
sue 1t doesn't seem possible that the
is such dearth of Young men IN Ain
man that young lady must need dress
been male attire and act as escort to sever
tax. Young lady friends. This IS Just VII
epre- one of them dld Iuesday eVenih
four When she learned that the marsh
asiye knew Of her masquerade, she hast
repaired TO the house of friend a
= of donued the apparel of her sex.
while other time she may not be so fortuna
,rs as in escaping arrest.
o. of Reporters for Detroit papers in AL
ITEM and Ithaca have been very busy
the past few DAYS sending telegra
cago. regarding the purchasing of the d
8 uo Inv the II. \. y. X y. NJ. The edl
Inn, of the RECORD is in a position to knC
,,er,. and can inform the waiting pub
~, j., that such reports are misleading, as
- such arrangements have been m;
,,or, and these reports are without Ioun
a. ton. Such arrangements have Dt
I talked for two years, but at the pres
time nothing has been perfected
u,o A lad with thieving prOpensities
-. =, given a timely land wet lesson
ening. TIC ~ - :. - 81 Iad hos n
Prof. Oh soilie liNiC poo ~ -, or,;
Harris plileIllB inc u'iiii'iS -, trains
thout, iIoul 'ile 0"0oo'0' - ,as. ,,ool
unday was Caught 0.'0 80 .ha >,
Mrs men, who kept firm hold of the
and and gave him several good duckl
o,,ion releasing him with the admonl
~ viii that a repetition of his ofiense VIZ
nusual cail lor iiole 'ie"'N'0"'
kind
caused heYllIe has 'CuN1 -, D.
ID, old soldier. "Uncle Ben" Parks,
lev lived about four miles south of the