Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-19

band concert?
Next Sunday is Founders Day" in
the Baptist church.
Ed. Hutchings is home from Orchard
Lake visiting his parents.
The latest in silver novelties have
lust been received AT Nichols.
Clarence Church went 10 Grand
Rapids ON business "Wednesday.
The best mems work shoes Oh earth
/ for the price, $l.25, at Delavdns'
NJ. McClinton is home from Ann
Arbor during vacation, visiting MS
family.
Those new tony spring hats at Nc
Cullough's are the latest, and think OF
the price.
Mrs. Minnie Humbert, former resi-
dent of Alma, is visiting friends here
this week.
Remember Smith * Glass are sole
agents for Plastico, the best kalsomlne
on the market.
Shelled corn 80 cents per bushel ana
corn in ear, % cents Per bushel at
Alma Roller Mills.
j. w. Holmes has fled his bonds as
village treasurer, with NJ. Reed ana g.
5. Ward As suyetes
Mills Il Wood have the contract for
painting st. johns rectory, and Will
commerce next week.
\ postoilico has been established al
Gardenville, this county, with Robert
Mcfarland as postmaster.
i, Miss Lizzie Lawson, for some time IN
the employ of L. Kehn, has gone to
Detroit to reside permanently.
: Next week is the week of prayer, and
nearly every business house III town
will close at O'Clock each evening next
> week.
FARM TO RENT:-A la4ge farm for
rent. VIII rent reasonable to arespon-
d, sible party. For particulars enquire at
!, this Office.
A. II. Lowry of st. Louis WAS III
Alma Monday working up crowd Tor
. Robert Downing in 81. Louis Wednes-
day evening.
|. T.. Mills and wife were called to
New Haven Wednesday TO attend the
y funeral of Milton McYeigh, a brother
~ in-law of Mrs. Mills
w. c. Clark of the Mercantile Co
was in Detroit Monday on bushes!
~ and while there made extensive
'iu arrangements for fourth of July decor
atoms.
Any lady in this vicinity wishing =
IRE invest in a good paying business, on
he recurring "A small capital, can do so b
A calling on Mrs. Howard, at the res
dence of VIM. Howe, Alma.
al Mrs. George Holiday who has bee
an very low for some weeks died Tuesda
cen night at four O'Clock. Deceased wa
As years old and an Old resident
ks, Alma. Funeral took place from tn
the Presbyterian church Thursday p. m.
an, The committee on orator for Il
on fourth of July celebration are
on correspondence with Donovan OF la
in We expect an enormous crowd, b
at suppose we should have the who
'urs democrat party of Michigan to ente
tain,
IN" Thursday, May %, is Ascension Da
re- and the day will be observed by t
new Knights Templar of this place assist
In by knights from Ithaca and st. Lou
Services will be held in st. JOIN
-. church, and the sermon for the day "
VIZ u" . be preached 10y the rector, Rev. {.
don Cary.
ker Show your appreciation by buyi
ath. tickets to the band concert. Rememl
beth this is the first time our boys Ia
asked for aid, and in this they agree
l in give value received. Admission %
more - cents. seats on sale at b.
mes. Webb's.
side The revival services in the Method
1t church are increasing in interest ei
it is night. Rev. McAllister is being
.ause sisted in the work 10y Rev. h. E. Wo
evangelist, and Mrs. +. L. Wood, q
lrred coness. The meeting each even
lenA opens with rousing song service
Mr.. by Mr.. Wood. \ cordial invitation
ettie extended to all, and the unconyeI
e by are especially urged to come
'ides- A number of villages III the 81
and have adopted ordinances prohibit
man. children under fourteen years OF
ltula- from being upon the streets after
upper specified hour in the evening ff
the number of juveniles to be s
the upon our streets, ana parlicui'
,erior around the post office upon the arr
,ssion of the evening mails, such an ordlna
Ilding should be adopted-and eblorc'
noved here. Legislation of this charac
< two supplemented by thorough nome u