Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-03

Who can this model suit contriye,
This perfect sult for 9jf
MESSENGER * Co.. Clothiers.
Garden Seeds is bulk at Delayans.' ,
Elmer Carpenter is home from Lake
George.
Geo. Wilson was in Ionia Wednesday
on business.
W. 5. Turck was in Ithaca Wednes-
day on business.
Choice corn meal $4,000 per ton at
Alma Roller Mills.
Fresh bread pies, cakes and cookies
every day at Fink's.
DR., J. f. Suydam has his office in b.
+. Webbs drug store.
Two hundred bushels of corn wanted
at the Alma Feed Store.
II. J. Vermeulen is putting iron
shutters on his brick block.
n. J. Mccullough and wife spent
Sunday with friends at Elm Hall.
Emil W. Mary of Bowling Green,
Ohio, is a guest at the Sanitarium.
Wellie Miller rode wheel up from
Saginaw Sunday returning Tuesday.
Mrs. L. IL. Roberts and daughter of
Detroit, are guests at the Sanitarium.
James Logic of Ithaca, formerly of
Alma, was in town Monday, on bust
ness.
a card from Lizzie Lawson requests
that the RECORD Ice sent to her address
in Flint.
Mr.. and Mrs a. E. Carlisle of
kaufman, Texas, arrived at the SAM
tarium Tuesday.
One hundred bushels of oats wanted
at the Alma Feed Store. Highest
market price paid.
Before buying gasoline stoves be
sure and see the New Insurance at
Smith & Glass Absolute safety.
Fred Kernen has been compelled to
put on another dray in order to meet the
requirements of his increasing business.
Lester Briggs has bought part of
the w. IL. 5. Taylor livery stock in
Shepherd. He will move his Alma
stock there.
If you want cheap pants or oyerails
come and see me. | can scare you to
death: make you think any one can
wear good clothes.
n. J. MCCULLOUGH.
John Jameson, a student in Alma
college, supplied the pulpit of the
Methodist church in Ithaca, in the
absence Of the pastor, last Sunday.
Elegant dressmaking at Mrs. Kits
dressmaking parlors. Stylish dresses
made for five dollars only. Ladies
please call. 81 North Woodworth
Ave.
If the postoilice figures are reliable,
Alma is growing. The increase in the
number of persons taking letters from
this Office is II per cent over the number
reported year ago.
Two Elm Hall teachers borrowed a
horse and carriage last Sunday for the
purpose of enjoying ride in the spring
air. When they returned, owing to the
lateness of the hour, they cared for the
horse themselves. The next morning
when the barn man went to the barn he
found the horse wrong end TO in the
stall, tied to the manger by the tail.
The Y. T. $. G. L. gave a very en-
jOyable and successful experience so.
cial at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Ewing on Friday evening, April rs.
The ways and means taken by the
young people to get the desired fifty
cents were very amusing and were told
in an interesting and humorous man
ner, greatly enjoyed by the large num-
Der of friends present. in all about 121.
Great credit is due TO the several com.
mttees for the mastery manner in
which they performed their different
duties Towering above the heads of
all others was the smiling face of the
host, while the hostess was busy looking
aftes the welfare of her guests, In
her usual excellent manner. The re-
freshments were very neatly and
dainiily served. and every one present
voted the evening one of the most en-