Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-05

l.. Il. Kehn and wife of Ithaca spent
Sunday in Alma.
Sheriff Petit of Ithaca was in Alma
Monday on business
The band concert for April 18th will
be the event of the season.
Arson Wilbur has purchased the ~
Zesse farm northeast of Alma
Large line of lace curtains from 35c
to $500 per pair at j. l.. Miller's.
Warren Wilson has purchased the
Mrs. Smith residence east Of w. \.
Bahlke
Remember the sale of table stands,
Saturday, all day, at Woodward store
building. ALMA TABLE Co.
The township board of the township
of Arcadia WAS III session Tuesday
afternoon.
Parties having hay to sell Will find it
20 their interest to call at the Alma
Feed Store.
Mrs. +. G.. Carey is packing her house.
hold goods preparatory to moving TO
Harbor Springs.
House TO RENT Good, convenient
house to rent at 500 per month. In
quire at this Office.
We are making a specially of shoes
this season and are selling the same at
lowest possible prices
c. l.. & &. NJ. DELAyAN.
Il. G. Taylor has moved into the Mrs.
a. w. Wright house, east of Rev. w, f..
Jones on Superior street
Band concert Friday night, April 10,
seats will be on sale at t. > Webb's
Look out for program next week.
Page Holcomb, a student at Orchard
Lake, is spending the vacation with
his mother at the Sanitmium this
week.
FARM TO RENT.-A la.ge farm for
rent. VIII rent reasonable to arespon-
sible party. For particulars enquire at
this Office.
Thos. Patterson was in Alma a por-
ton Of last week working life and ac-
cident insurance, of which he is a full
fedged agent
G. l.. Chadwick and wife of Chippewa
Lake have moved back to Alma.
Claude will look after the ice business
for his father this summer.
w. Z. Burdick of Sault Ste. Marie
writes us to continue his subscription
to the RECORD another year. lie says
that he has TO have it in his business.
l. t. Mills and Clint Wood have
formed partnership to be known as
Mills x Wood, painters and paper
hangers. Both are hrstclass work
men.
If some of our subscribers who
desired to pay in wood do not respond
soon they will be asked to pay the cash.
Promises will not run a newspaper or
keep fires up.
James Whaley, who has been sick for
some weeks, has returned to his position
as porter at the Wright House. Will
Perkins, who has been filling his place,
has position in the laundry.
Workmen have commenced on the
Messenger building on State street
where the RECORD Office will be moved
as soon as completed. When in shape
you may look for the finest Office in
central Michigan.
Last week a. Il. Porter of Lafayette
township sold to w. o, Watson in
Breckenridge forty-eight two bushel
bags of oats; when weighed they
amounted to III bushels 2s pounds.
Who can beat it?
a. d. Petit, eX-postmaster of Ithaca,
was in Alma Saturday, introducing the
Kentucky Moving Machine Knife
Holder which he is handling in this
county. The invention is one farmer
cannot get along without,
Prof. c. W Yerington, president of
the st. Louis Business College, and
Miss Annabelle Olmstead, daughter of
DR.. y. ii. Olmstead of 81. Louis, were
married in the reception room OF the
College last Monday evening, Rev. {.
d. Eldridge officiating.
One of Leroy Church's pet bears got
loose last Friday and made things lively
on the hill. After a little hard work he
took refuge in the storm house where
he was securely Gagged. Clarence was
summoned from Ithaca and landed the
black rascal in its den without injury
to any one.
Ii. +. Z. Schneider, formerly of the
firm of Wright, Schneider II Stuff,
has returned to Alma to reside, and
his return is but the initiatory of an
mill otf1I