Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26
Nj. Mccullough was in Harrison

oyer Sunudy on DuSlntSS'
Earl Clark, who has been sick for
some time, is gaining slowly.
The best mems work shoes on earth
for the price, 81 20, at Delayans'.
j. +. Tyler, route agent for the
American Express Co, MAS III Alma
Tuesday.
Those new tony spring hats AT Nc
CullouRh's are the latest, and think of
the price.
Remember Smith 81 Glass are sole
agents for Plastico, the best kalsomine
on the market.
Ward q Lumsdeu of Mt. Pleasant,
both former residents of Alma, were
in Alma Tuesday.
Shelled corn 90 cents per bushel ana
corn in ear, - cents per bushel ut
Alma Roller Mills.
NJ. Nj. Copp has purchased the Mrs.
y. Nj. Pratt house near the race track
and is making some needed improve
mentS.
1t is reported upon good authority
that w. II. Burt of Saginaw will be the
director OF the recognized Toledo u
Ann Arbor road
The divorce case of Justin Andrews
and wife has been discontinued. She
has returned, and things are going on
as nicely as can be expected.
a. L. Woodward has leased the
Adams building, now occupied 10y
Crawford ~ Segar, and after May lst
will occupy it with large stock of
goods
The stock droyer named Wadley,
who disappeared from Byron some
time ago with about 50 800, is son Of
ii. n. Wadley a former resident of
Alma.
Nj. J. Tanning of Jackson, chairman
of the Prohibition state central com
mittee, will deliver an address al
Holcomb's Opera House, St. Louis
May End.
Church's shingle mill in Clarence
Clare county, burned last Friday even
ing, entailing loss of 81 800, with III
insurance. The tire originated in thC
engine room. The mill will be rebuilt
Fred Cutler Jr. of Ionia has been ap
pointed by Grand Chancellor Douglass
to the vacancy caused by the death o
James W. Hopkins, as grand keeper o
records and seal of the knights o
Pythias.
The wool market has opened Gyel.
in Alma. y number of large and eX
ceptionally fine loads have been bough
this week Prices range from 10 to ]
cents for medium unwashed; - to
cents for unwashed; 10 to Il cents TO
washed medium and l0i TO II cents TO
washed fine.
The April number of art in Adyel
Using" published by n. w. Aver
Son, Philadelphia, contains the portrai
} and very catering notice of Mr.. G
II. +. Hawkins, formerly "A resident c
Alma, and a graduate of our hig
school. Mr.. Hawkins is now adyertii
D ing manager for +. {. Stearns y Co. {
Syracuse, y. Y.
! George w. Oles, the famous Amer
can violnist, will give one Of his iii
entertainments at the Presbyteria
church next Wednesday evening, Ma
= LIST. lie will be assisted by some {
the best home talent. lie comes vel
highly recommended by competel
critics. Let all hear him. AdmissiC
g % cents for adults, 10 cents for chill
rem.
Il Mrs. NJ. j. Kits has opened h
new dressmaking parlors at 81 Nor
Woodwork ave. and is now pr
, pared to exhibit the latest styles Of Il
= season in dressmaking, and to eXecut
= orders for that class of work in Il
p" best manner and at the lowest pric
consistent with thorough and artist
II work. Ladies please call. Nanle
i dressmakeTs.
- The historic log house on the Hold
=, place has just been purchased by
- new. conner and is being torn dow
This old house, in the southern pa
IS of town, across the Pine river, is me
* than 35 years old, and has served /
le part of stage inn, public tavern, saloC
III postofce, various kinds Of stores a
III house of i'll repute. Alma is so healt
that the old settlers tell Ms that m
ne had to be murdered to start a grs
I'd yard, and in this house the deed "
ct committed.
D. a forty mile wind had been blowi
&c all day last Monday in Mt, Pleass
and in the afternoon fire was disc
VI. cred in the Mt. Pleasant Lum'
of Company's lumber yard, Destroy
lis about $40, 600 worth of lumber. 1
Pr. flames were carried across the TOlC