Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-10
first-class baked goods at

~. d. blCOuiiOuBu 10 biCk Will ucui al
gia, this week.
Choice corn meal $4,000 per ton at
Alma Roller Mills.
Bert Woodward went to Lansing on
business Wednesday.
See the neckwear display in Mes
singer Il CO.. window.
DR.. Morey of Riyerdale did business
in Alma last Saturday.
Two hundred bushels of corn wanted
at the Alma Feed Store.
Are-issue of pension has been granted
Henry l.. Gould of st. Louis.
Several of the X. of p. boys attended
lodge in st. Louis Monday evening.
Mrs. Charles Warrington of st. Louis
visited Mrs. John Caple last Monday.
Ii. G. Button, who has been laid up
for some months, is able to be about
again.
Call and see pattern hats and bonnets
at Mrs. Miller's. No troub lie to show
goods.
c. X. Eddy of Saginaw spent Sunday
with his nephew, a guest at the SAM
tarium.
Mrs. f. r. Griffith was called to Fen
ton Wednesday by the serious illness Of
her brother.
Remember Smith Il Glass are sole
agents for Plastico, the best kalsomine
on the market.
Earl Clark has purchased the lot op-
posite the RECORD Office, occupied by
the express office.
In ladies' and misses shoes we defy
competition in styles ,lprice and quality.
All the latest in shapes.
n. J. MCCULLOUGH.
Alma chapter r. A. M. Regular
meeting Monday evening, May 10. A
good attendance is desired.
Largest and best assorted stock of
mems, ladies' and children's shoes can
be found at Delavans.' Prices the
lowest possible.
Paint, paper and good taste have
transformed Earl Clark's barber shop
into one of the prettiest tonsorial par
lors to be found in Central Michigan.
DR.. William Kelly will go to Kalama-
zoo next Wednesday and Thursday,
as delegate to the X. of Z. grand lodge.
Consequently, his Office will be closed
on those days.
Miss Bessie G. Mclean, whose
failing health compelled her to resign
her position as preceptress in the high
school, left Monday evening for her
home in Keeseville, n. Y.
We are in receipt Of two bulletins
from the Agricultural College Expert
ment Station. One is on Fruits at
South Haven" by T. j. Lyon, and the
other when and What to Spray" by
l.. II. Taft
Among the sales of real estate made
by James Gargett the past week are
three lots on block "a toIA. Pontine, the
lot east of the Adventist church to G..
Young, two lots north Of J. II. Van.
yalkenburg to Vanvalkenburg Il Son.
Warren Halves of Crystal Lake, a
former resident Of Alma, was in town
Monday visiting friends. Mr.. Halves
has leased the new grove hotel at Crys-
tai Lake, and will open it as first
class resort place. Warren is hustler,
and will make Crystal more enjoyable
pleasure resort than it mas been in the
past. He invites his Alma friends to
call and see him.
The first open-air concert Of the sea
son was given by Alma band in the SAM
itarium park last Friday evening. The
pleasant spring evening and the GER
tainty of rich musical treat induced
a large number of our citizens to wend
their way to the park. They were not
disappointed, for the program rendered
by the band was hardly exceeded by the
very excellent one given at the band
concert two weeks ago.
Ithaca Baptists have called Rev. c.
w. Lisk to the pastorate of their church.
Mr.. Lisk is graduate of Brown Uni
versity, of Providence, r. L. After
graduating from the theological school
in Rochester, New York, he spent one
year under the renowned DR.. Broadus
of Louisville, KY, and is just complet-
ing a year in the Divinity School of
Chicago University. Mr.. Lisk has &C
cepted the call, and began his pastoral
duties last Sunday.
The regular meeting of the Gratiot
County Ministerial Association was
held with Rev. G. A. Cary in St. Johns
rectory last Monday afternoon. There
were present beside Mr.. Cary, Rev. G.
w. Lisk of Ithaca, Revs. w. f. Jones
and f. I Harris of Alma and Rev