Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-03-29

day visiting friends.
have few springtooth drags for
sale at very low prices.
G.. M. DELAvAN.
J. G. Lumsden of M. Pleasant was
in Alma Tuesday morning.
Mrs. c. II. Chase Of ST. Louis was the
guest of Mrs. G.. +. Brown Monday
night.
M. G. Dallas has the contract for dig
ging the cellar for the Vermeulen
store.
Remember the sale of table stands,
Saturday, all day, at Woodward's store
building. ALMA TABLE Co.
Parties having hay to sell will find it
to their interest TO call at the Alma
Feed Store.
+. l.. Converse, of Bancroft, visited
his brotherin-law l. Ii. Hayt, the last
of last week.
HOUSE TO RENT:-Good, convenient
house to rent at 500 per month. In
quire at this office.
Misses Bell and Mary Cargell, of
North Branch, are visiting their brother
John at this place this week
For "up to date" clothing, hats,
shirts, etc, call at +. f. Pollasky's and
get reliable goods at lowest prices.
Col. |. II. Wilson has opened up an
auction store of books, jewelry and
dry goods III the Scott building west of
l.. Kehn's
FARM TO RENT "A lalge farm for
rent. VIII rent reasonable to arespOn-
sible party. For particulars enquire at
this office.
Geo, Hutchinson was in Detroit
Wednesday and Thursday as dele gate
to the Epworth League, returning
} Thursday night.
y. W. Wright has purchased the Il.
VanDenBergh farm southwest of
alma. Another farm that will be
beaUtlied by his ownership.
a very interesting repleyln case took
place last Tuesday before Justice Gee
Bailey VS. Bailey, IA father and son,
quarreled over quantity of personal
property.
Mrs. Anna Corning of New York, the
owner of the four hundred acre farm
known as the Wright farm in Pine
r River, done business in Alma Tuesday
: and Wednesday.
Fred Thornton was arrested Tuesday
, by Deputy Sheriff Greig charged with
running meat wagon without state
license. His hearing will probably
occur Saturday.
f. n. Chadwick was in Mt. Clemens
, this week as delegate to the G. a. Il.
encampment, and undoubtedly did
his best to assist in the slection of
: Judge Daboll for commander.
For sale, on easy terms, my house and
one-half acre of land on state street /;
house is in irst-cl condition. Terms:
5 one-half down, balance, three years
t time will be given at seven per cent.
A interest. For particulars inquire OF W,
{ w. Roberts. S3S4w
julius Longfelder, who for four years
/ has carried on an extensive cigar man
g ufacturing business, leaves the first of
+ the week for Grand Rapids, where he
0 will open a retail store in connection
with factory. We wish him success
y in his new field.
: Geo. Pulfrey, for some years a promi-
1 nent business man of Alma, has leased
. the St Johns house at st. Johns, and
, expects to take possession April lst.
He and his family leave many friends,
e who wish him success in his new field
S Geo. is general lirst-class hotel man
!, and is sure to succeed.
e The republicans of Pine RIVER in eau
e Gus last Monday made the following
d nominations: Supervisor, Henry San
e dali; clerk, Eugene Owen; treasurer
Clarence Fount. Allare good men and
5 a united effort on the part of every re-
a publican in the township can elect them
ii Gentlemen, take off your coats and
+ bring Pine River into the republican
i folk.
:. Peoples party caucus at fireman's
". hall Alma, Tuesday, was very quiet
/ 81 votes were cast, and the caucus made
I the following nominations: Supervis
: or, Is. +. Worthngton; Clerk, Fred
Bradford; Treasurer, Charles Morden
r Highway Commissioner, L. l.. Knapp
+ Justice of the Peace, L. @. Alyerson
a Drain Commissioner, David Best
d School Inspector, Ira lsham Member
e board of Review, JAS. King; Constables
: +. n. Leonard, Jno.. Bum, John Isham
:. and Jacob Merchant. The following
!. township committee was elected b.
s +. Worthington, VIM. Rogers and John