Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-03-22
l.. IL. Hayt was in Howard City on

business ednesuay.
See the new spring line dress pat
terms at "a Cash Store.
have few springtooth drags for
sale at very low prices.
q. NJ. DELAYAN.
Geo. Bison will occupy the w r.
Watson rooms in the Church block.
You can get the RECORD and the
New York Press, Is page paper, for
SIPS.
Parties having hay to sell will find it
to their interest to call AT the Alma
Feed Store.
Parties contemplating buying a
wheel should see the Victor Bicycle
findings on hand.
GEO. NICHOLS, Agent.
HOUSE TO RENT:-Good, convenient
house to rent at 500 per month. In
quire at this office.
Remember the citizens meeting at
Fireman's Hall Tuesday to settle the
question of July 4th.
The Woman's Club will meet with
Mrs. L. +. Timby on March 18th. Sub
ject, Wordsworth's Sonnets.
For sup to date" clothing, hats,
shirts, etc, call at +. T.. Pollasky's and
get reliable goods at lowest prices.
DR.. Huffman, of Merrill, was in
Alma or business Tuesday night. He
reports business opening up nicely at
his new field.
j. +. Schwartz contemplates putting |
In a full line of agricultural nipple.
ments. John is hustler and will |
keep good stock
John ID. Spinney was in Greenville
Wednesday on suit. He is defendant
in suit to try the constitutionality OF
one of the ordinances of that city.
VIM. Rogers lost his pocket book con
tanning $l2G i'll bank deposit certili-
Gates last Tuesday but fortunately it
fell in honest hands and was returned.
John Miner wishes To thank Fen
futile and Willard Darcy members
of the ST. Louis Fire Dept, who by
chance were in the neighborhood and
assisted him at his fire last week.
There bids fair to be lively time at
the republican caucus Saturday after
noon. There being nine candidates for
treasurer, care should be taken III this
selection, and the right man chosen.
The RECORD is prepared to promptly
fill all orders for election tickets this
spring, cheaply and accurately. send
us your orders. We have all the nee
essary signs and guarantee satisfac.
| ton.
. Geo Johnson for some time All EN-
S ploye on the Republican Leader, ST.
Louis, has launched out in the news
paper business at Elsie. Geo. is a
4 worker and bright young man and
n we wish him success.
Harrison Rogers, now at Harbor
Springs, has been very low of late but
now is i'll fair way 10 recovery.
Some weeks ago he received fall on
the ice dislocating his hip, which was
the foundation of his trouble.
j. Z. Taft, former resident OF
, Alma, late on farm near Sumner
| has moved his family to Alma. Two
weeks ago he lost his residence and
contents by fire, receiving $500 insur-
ance on contents only. Owing to al
8 error in the description OF the residence
It the company refused to pay pol cy OF
s $500 on this.
U The house on the Kipp farm on the
st Louis road north east of Alma Occu
la pied by John Miner was totally DIES
r. troyed by fire last Thursday night a
Ks about 1000. The cause of the fire wa
r, defective chimney, catching in thu
E. upper story. Mr.. Miner saved but
portion of his household effects. witt
IS no insurance on house or goods.
in = We clip the following from Tn
iy Standard, Ogden, Utah. The item
s. slightly mixed, but it shows the atten
SIS ton the occupants of the Alma ar
receiving: Hon. y. w. Wright,
al multi millionaire pine baron, of Alma
be Michigan, the town from which o. j
no Stilwell and Prof. ID. II. Adams hal
g is making tour of the west in hi
~. private car, Alma" accompanied b
his daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. an
Mrs J. ii. Lancashire; Mr.. and Mr.
es- w. Il. Knowlton, of Saginaw, Mich
OH Mr.. and Mrs. IL. l.. Aver, of Boston
let Mass. The party arrived in Ogden c
III the II. c. w. Saturday afternoon, r,
lie naming till the $40 train for the pu
M pose of looking over the city. Messr
Stilwell and Adams met the party
Of the station with carriages, and droy
lay them through the best business an
In residence portion of the city, and L