Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-09-06

Warm meals and lunches at Fink's
Palace Restaurant.
Dr. Eryey of Wheeler was in Alma
on business Wednesday.
Fink's Palace Restaurant is the only
fashionable restaurant in Alma.
III. McLaren is building new house
on Water street for Albert Pontine
Ed. Hutchings of Harbor Springs is
visiting his parents and friends in
Alma.
Mrs. J. j. Carglll leaves next Tues
day to visit relatives and friends in
Dryden.
Are you wearing medicated lens?
Taylor doesn't have them. There is no
such lens.
Frances Nelson of Cedar Lake visited
Mrs. Theodore Nelson and family the
FIRST of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. A. Vliet visited
their son Walter and family in Grand
Rapids last week.
Mrs. Albert Bahlke and son of Shop
herd are visiting friends in Alma and
Shepherd this week.
L. NJ. Smith has snow ball bush
that is white with blossoms for the
second time this season.
Persons desiring to board and room
students will do well to communicate
with Prof. j. w. Ewing.
Miss Abbie Taylor, who has been
sick for the past two weeks is on duty
again at f. +. Pollasky's.
Mrs. Will Wright visited friends in
Saginaw last week. Mr.. Wright went
down and spent Sunday there.
have a quantity of mill wood | will
sell delivered at 20 cents per cord.
Leave orders at the express office.
FRED KERNEN.
The south side clerks beat the north
side boys by score of - to Z in the
ball game on the campus last Thurs
day.
See auction sale adv. of f. w. Hast
ings on inside of this issue. Those
wishing fine stock will be especially in
terested.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Clamina McLachlan to /.
Fitch Hilsinger, in Elwell, Sept. 10, at
five O'Clock.
Alonzo Hood has completed the
school census, and reports 541 children
between the ages of five and 20, against
sol for last year.
Miss Eleanora Bushnell returned
from Northport yesterday. Mrs.
Bushnell and Miss Lottie will remain
north several weeks longer.
We have received part one of the
eleventh census of the United States.
This part relates to population only,
and is volume of 96s pages.
Chas. VanDenBergh left last Monday
for Fenton, where he will visit friends
for few days, and then go to Detroit,
where he will engage in business.
q. w. Boughton left cucumber at
this office Wednesday which measures
p inches in length, Is inches around
and weighs five and one half pounds.
The latest fad" with Alma kids is
the cowboy hat. Rumor has it that
the kids are planning to hold up a
hand car between here and st. Louis
Dollar shoes? Yes, we have any
quantity of them, for men, women,
misses and boys. Call Friday and Sat
urday and see what we offer at that
price. G. l.. Il e. NJ. DELAYAN
There was an immense crowd at the
st. Louis ball park last Thursday &c
witness the game between the Page
Fence Giants of Adrian and the st
Louis team. The Giants won; score {
to-.
William Orr of Arcadia township is
76 years old, but there is nothing about
him to indicate senility. He has done
all of his farm work alone this summer
and last week ploughed and dragged
and drilled his wheat.
Mrs. Mary Medler is about to remove
to Sumner, and Wednesday evening &
number of her friends surprised hel
with a visit, bringing with them, be-
sides good things to eat, beautiful
glass water set as token of their re
gard.
Uncle George Bahlke has just com
pleted several pieces of fret work fol
bow windows and arches for }. +
Schwartz and Thomas Clark. The
wood is red oak, the designs unique
and artistic, and hand carved, forming
a beautiful piece of decorative work.
Rev. ii. M. Martin of Grand Rapids
occupied the pulpit in st. Johns churcl
last Sunday, at both morning anC
evening service, and was greeted by {
well filled house at each service. Ii
the evening he preached an able anC