Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-03-15

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from Chicago over Sunday.
Ashley has IA new newspaper, pub
lished by Postmaster Fuller.
OTIS Wise, of Flint, was In Alma
over Sunday, returning Monday.
You can find "up TO date" neckwear
collars and cuffs at +. L. Pollasky's.
The reading of Bennett, Matlack was
faultless IL every respect.-Eikhart
Review.
Parties having hay to sell will find il
to their interest to call at the Alma
Feed Store.
Bert Woodward ana Il. VanDen-
Bergh were in Detroit Thursday on a
business deal
HOUSE TO RENT:-Good, convenient
house to rent at 500 per month. In-
quiSe at this office.
Gustav Woydt, of Charlotte has
leased the CoveraD farm of A. w.
Wright and taken possession.
The Woman's Club will meet with
Miss Helen Church, March 18th. Sub
ject, William Wordsworth's, The Son
nets.
The Hotel World, of Chicago, speaks
of visit at the Auditorium by J. II.
Lancashire last week while Oh his
western trip.
The W. r.. c. convention at Mt.
Clemens March 10Th will probably be
attended by Mrs. Frank Roilin and
Mrs Nj. j. Bogardus.
March 18th, The Woman's Club Will
please be prepared to answer questions
in Roberts Rules of Order on 1.-The
Various Modes of Voting.
Z. ID. Petit was in Alma last Satur-
day looking up the Alma fire bug and
while here offered an additional re-
ward of $25 for the guilty party.
Messenger & Co. ana j. l.. Miller
have something new to say TO their pa
irons this week. If you watch their
advs. each week you will not regret it.
Ed. Hannah has moved back to
Alma and will have charge Of Tinker
81 Lancashine's mill and yards this
summer. We are all glad of his re-
turn.
Miss HELEN Church and Mrs. w a.
Bahlke will attend the State Fedora
ton at Lansing March 20 and u for
no nt mo A..f,A -
Clubs.
M. l.. and o. Briggs have leased the
Orson Briggs milk business and farm
and are hustling for share Of public
patronage. The boys are hustlers and
should succeed
The ALMA RECORD is seventeen
years old; its usefulness was never
greater than under the management of
Mr.. G. +. Brown. 1t represents good
town in the right way-Owosso Times.
, f. +. Pollasky has an established rep
, utation for selling reliable and durable
! sup TO date" clothing 1t is trade
o magnet which draws business TO his
other departments Examine his stock
before buying.
!. Alma college has received another
; scholarship, as the gift Of Thos. Merrill
of Saginaw The interests on The
amount, $500, is to he given to de.
serving student who shall have beer
recommended by President Bruske, il
} conjunction with the board of trustees
: of the First Presbyterian church OF
) Saginaw.
The ladies and gentlemen who were
fortunate enough to be present at tn,
- Century Club rooms last evening wer,
c most delightfully."- entertained by Ben
nett Matlack in his impersonation o
u ShaKespear. Mr.. Matlack is the mos
intelligent student and reader o
It Shakespear who ever essayed to inter
y pref -Elkhart Review Oct. "A, 1894.
e. The w. II. c. and & y. II. are hay
ing some novel entertainments amonj
J. themselves Their first was Tuesda
night. Two members were appointed
WIN OllOot olNCos ChNil PCiObh W
y a speech, read a selection or sing
$. song. From each they receive points
3, At the close of the eighth entertain
,e ment the side having the smallest mum
Der of points puts up a supper for tn
,e other. Their first brought out consid
IN cradle unknown ability which will b
0. looked after in the future.
at The election of Monday was yer
a. quiet day, only one ticket in the field
n although there were 100 votes cas-
I'd The following is the ticket as elected
s. President, Il. a. Ely Clerk, Seth \
$, Tubbs; Treas, j. w. Holmes; Assess
lie or, V. NJ. Wilson; Trustees, w. Kell!
err J. a. Baker and w. j. Gargett. II
er new law regarding citizenship Wa
r closely watched but found none WI
Sc were not eligible. Several who hay