Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-08-23

A. w. Bahlke of Mt. Pleasant was
an Alma visitor last Monday.
s. w. Tinker is making some fine
picture frames for the Union School.
If our ice cream and ice cream soda
don't suit you 'twont cost you cent.
FINK's PALACE RESTAURANT.
One hundred yards of new carpet
have been purchased for G. ~. h. hall.
Get your meals at Fink's Palace
Restaurant, only first class place in the
city.
Mrs. NJ. j Kits has returned from
an extended visit with friends III De
troit.
Hon. c. H. Morse, State Labor Com
missioner, was in Alma Thursday on
business
a bouncing boy baby come to the
home of William Club last Sunday
morning.
If you are a smoker and never used
any of Hammell's goods you are behind
the times.
Call and get sample of Golden
Sunset" fifty cent Japan tea, our own
importation.
G.. l.. Il G.. M. DELAVAN.
Miss Allie Allen returned last Satur-
day from several weeks visit with
friends in Detroit.
Mrs. II. ID. Lemen returned home
from Coleman Wednesday night after
weeks visit with friends.
Charles Hoagland and daughter of
Battle Creek, have been visiting Mr..
us sister, Mrs. j. w. Glass.
have quantity of mill wood | will
sell delivered at 20 cents per cord.
Leave orders at the express Office.
FRED KERNEN.
c. IL. Kingsbury and Miss Rena
Abbott of st. Louis, were married last
Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Ford oflici-
ating,
Mrs. Nick Davidson and two children
returned Tuesday evening from a
delightful visit with friends in different
places IN OHIO.
Alma young ladies are going to
Crystal Lake Sunday, and want it
distinctly understood that the young
men "are not in it,"
H. ID. Tisdale one Of the publishers
of the Stanton Clipper and wife of
Stanton spent Sunday with her
brother john Gladdng.
When contemplating the purchase
of new dress don't fail to see the
large assortment Of novelties in the
latest colors and blacks at f. +.
Pollasky's.
w a. Bahlke on Monday fled a
stipulation of dscontinuance in the
case of Rodman vs. village of Alma, fol
injuries alleged to have been received
on a defective sidewalk.
The annual book for the Ithaca faii
has been issued, and offers one particu
lar thing of interest to horsemen who
enter the races, viz: stalls and straw
feed to horses entered in races"
Harry Hawkins, who is spending his
vacation at his home in this village
was treated to genuine surprise party
last Tuesday evening. About 40 of his
friends were present, and "A delightful
time is reported by all.
At the quarterly conference Of the
NJ f. church last Monday, the follow
ing persons were chosen trustees fol
the ensuing year: George Hutchinson
DR.. Pettyjohn, John Cargill, J. w
Holmes and +. n. Chadwick.
Last Saturday was Lulu Brock''
eleventh birthday, and about 20 of hel
friends came to her home in the after
noon, and proceeded to enjoy them
selves as only children of that age can
A generous supply of ice cream, oak,
and other good things were served {
them.
Prof Ely and his kodak may be seer
upon the street almost any day. Las
Monday the professor arranged thu
Misses Woodward, Miss Louise HOOD
and John Spinney, according to height
in front of Webb's drug store, ant
took snap shot. The result full.
satisfies his ambition as an amateur
photographer.
The following corps of teachers vii
have charge of Alma schools this year
Prof. II. G.. Ely, principals; Grac
Whalen, preceptress; Grace Otis
assistant in high school; Bernice Burns
seventh and eighth grades; Walter L
Culver, mathematics; Cora Dunlap
: fourth grade; Nellie Hubbell, thr
, grade; Nettie McLaren, second grade
Mary Chase, first grade; Margare
Mitchell, kindergarten; Jennie Smith
E teacher of music.
: A. w. Beckner was one of the invite