Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-21
Land plaster at Alma Feed Store.


Seed buckwheat, Hungarian and
turnip seed at Delavans'.
Geo. Nichols of st. Louis was in
Alma Wednesday on business.
Until July It'll we will sell oak tan
ned single harnesses, at reduced prices.
G. MoRDEN.
MI. McLaren and family are enter
tanning JOS. Robe and wife of Newark
Ohio.
Commercial agent Shafer of the ID.
l.. x n. was in Alma Wednesday on
business.
Messrs. Tubbs and Woodward left
Saturday with three car loads OF stock
for Buffalo.
Judge and Mrs. John Il. Cravens OF
Madison, Ind, are registered at the
Sanitarium.
T.. Decker and family left Tuesday
morning for few weeks visit with
friends in Ohio.
Shelled corn 50 cents per bushel and
corn in ear, ~ cents per bushel al
Alma Roller Mills.
Mrs. Mary Shaffer of Indianapolis,
Ind. is visiting the family OF her
brother, Frank Ramsey.
Neil Mcnamara is in a critical con-
dition with rheumatism at the home
of his mother here in Alma.
Before buying gasoline stoves be
sure and see the New Insurance al
Smith 81 Glass Absolute safety.
f. A. Bivins is the new drug clerk at
G. T.. Mahan's drug store. Mr.. Bivins
is "A young man and registered drug
gist.
Rev Theodore Knowles, convicted
of bigamy in Ithaca, has been SEN
fenced to four years hard labor in
Jackson.
Prof Charles IL. Covell, graduate
of the University of Michigan, has been
engaged as principal of schools in st
Louis for next year.
This has been the banner year FOL
Alma as a wool market. More WOO
and a better price than any market II
this section of the state.
The item in the RECORD of last weei
regarding the new iron bridge nea
Frank Webb's should have read COS
of $3.50 90 instead of 100000.
Charles II. Holiday, well known
, citizens Of st. Louis, died last Sunda,
, morning. He leaves a widow and on
daughter. The funeral was held Tues
day under Masonic auspices.
Marcus Pollasky and wife of Chicag
have been visiting Mr.. P's. parents an
friends in Alma. Mr.. Pollask
returned to Chicago Saturday night
but Mrs. u. remained here over SUI
, day.
All those brave boys land the
widows) who fought for their countr
are entitled to 10 and ID per cent oil!
, count at our store until July lOtl
Mention this adv and be sure to @
the discount. ). l.. MILLER
George Johnson, freight agent
the ID. l.. Il n. depot, is taking chare
of the office in Vestaburg this weel
. Mr.. Gilluly, the agent who was murde
ously assaulted some time ago, beir
sick again. AS the result of injuri'
received.
- Clark d. Frost of Bloomington, III
70 is guest at the Sanitarium. NJ
Frost is one of the best known hot
!. men in the country, having for son
- time been connected with the Wellin
ton in Chicago aud more recently wi
- the Montezuma in Las Vegas, Ne
Mexico.
e Mrs. w. 5. Turck started Tuesd
- for a ten days tour of the upp
"a peninsula in the interest of 1.-THE o.
5. She will visit chapters in Gladstor
Escanaba and Iron Mountain al
institute a new chapter at OntonagO
o While away she will visit her sister
=. Marquette.
al The RECORD did Levi Tinkham
Id Elwel an injustice last week in an itt
us stating that the case of Tinkham
Hooper had been decided in favor
go Hooper. Judgment in the case "
- rendered in favor Of Mr.. Tinkham
~ $3.50. Mr.. Hooper will carry the ca
90 to the circuit court.
or DR.. +. 5. Pettyjohn, medical super
We tendent of the Sanitarium, has been
he pointed meteorological observer by
of state board of health. His office Will
in the Sanitarium, and will be equip
nus with thermometer, psychrometer, b
TX. ometer, rain guage and ozone pap
M and the Doctor will commence TAX
TO observations about the first of Jt
lis The public is invited to make inquil
.,, at INV time for any iufOrma at