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


ward Il Co. s store.
Mrs. j. +. Maxwell, of Mt. Pleasant
was in Alma Monday.
Boots, shoes and rubbers at lowest
possible prices ut Delayans.'
Don't fail 20 see Tie new things in
wash goods at +. +. Pollasky's
VIM. Schmidt the tailor of st. Louis,
was in Alma on business Monday.
For Solicitation suite, center table
bedstead, and other articles, nearly
new. S3Sp JOS. Il. NoRTHoN.
Call and see our wool faced horse
collars sewed with patent double grip
stitch. MORDEN Il MINER,
one of the best common extension
tables, six feet, at two dollars and
forty cents. ALMA TABLE Co.
Frank Frear of Pine River was in
Alma Monday, and made the RECORD
pleasant cali.
You should see that new line of
Gents aud Ladies' shoes at Delavan's.
They are the leaders.
Vacation at the College this week.
Many of the students have gone home
for few days visit.
Large stock of new things in reliable
corsets at from - cents to 500 Just
opened at i. Il. Pollasky's.
y. +. Woodward and Eb Comstock
were in Ithaca Tuesday on business
connected with the table factory.
b. 5. Webb, our hustling druggist, has
something to say this week to those
who need wall paper and alabastine.
The low prices quoted on reliable
new clothing has nearly doubled the
sales at +. +. Pollasky's Clothing En-
porium.
Prof. j. Il. Ewing attended a CLASH
cal conference of the Schoomasters
Club in ann Arbor Wednesday and
Thursday.
Copies of the RECORD dated April {
and IL, 1894, are missing from our files
We will be liberal with any one who
will bring them in.
Bert Pulfrey will resign lis position
at the L. X A., and go with his father
to st. Johns. Another valuable mem
Der of our band gone.
Mr.. Isaac Pierce, of West Bay City
a former and highly respected residen,
of our town, visited Alma on bushes:
the later part of last week.
VIII Hannah and James Wilson left
the first of the week for Harbor Springs
where they will do the coiling for thu
Cary Hoop Mill at that place
IL. j. Vermeulen has sold his frame
building east of his brick block to G. n
Sharp. Mr.. Sharp will move it soon t.
his lot near the Leonard livery barn.
1t is reported that NJ. G. Dallas hal
rented the Milliken house to Flint
parties, who Will renovate and open {
first class house about the 18th o.
April.
Alma has no reason TO be alarmed
about not getting "A night watch for tn,
next year. There are already eight o
ten bids in and some good timber t
choose from.
The free silver caucus last Monda,
proved to be failure. About 20 gath
cred, but as only three were DESTROYS o
putting up ticket nothing was done
a short love feast was INDUCED in
after which it adjourned sine die.
The Shakespearean recital at tn
Opera House last Thursday night wa
d rare treat, very poorly attended
owing probably to the exercises at tn
Union School. Mr.. Matlack surely dom
himself proud as an impersonator, an,
should have been greeted by larg
4 house.
a very neat four page circular ha
been issued advertising the Aim
Teachers Summer School. The scLoC
will open July Sth and continue fou
weeks, with the following faculty of in
struction: A. +. Bruske, ID. d., Prot
j. w. Ewing, Fred Fullerton, JOS. Il
Northon and Miss Nellie Nelson. Fo
PARTICULARS regarding the work, tex
books or other matter address the sec
rotary, Fred Fullerton.
At very enthusiastic meeting of on
business men at Firemans Hall Tues
day night, it was decided that Aims
should celebrate July 4th this year, an,
TO this end the following committe
was appointed to solicit and get All eX
preston as to what can he done +. /
Pollasky, l.. ii. Hayt, Il. NJ. Smith, ID
w. Adams and w. G. Clark. Thi
committee will report again Saturda
night, at which time an organization
will be perfected.
Cincinnati has given quietus I,