Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-05
Iuy Horton has returned from Lake

Darius Reid was in Ithaca Tuesday
OH business.
Good suits made to order from $500
up at Kehn's.
Sarah Martin of North Star has been
granted a pension.
Remember the table sale at Wood
ward " Co. s store.
Frank Davidson WAS home from Mt.
Pleasant over Sunday.
Mrs Stanley W Turner Of Lansing
IS guest at the Sauitarium
O. NJ. Eyerden of Ithaca was III
Alma last Saturday Oh business.
Call and see our WOO faced horse
collars sewed with patent double grip
stitch. MORDEN X MINER.
julius Longfelder and family left
Tuesday for their new home i'll Grand
Rapids.
Frank Medler received car load of
lime Tuesday, and is now looking after
builders.
one of the best common extension
tables, six feet, at two dollars and
forty cents. ALMA TABLE Co.
a complete assortment of field seeds
and garden seeds in bulk can be found
at Delayans.
JOS. Ray sold his farm north of Alma
to James Clark of Battle Creek, consid-
Grafton $4,000.
Frank Norton leaves today Friday
for Big Rapids, where he has position
in meat market.
For SALE.-T twenty-five yards of
Brussels carpet; only used six weeks.
Inquire at this office. sow
a large line OF shoes just received
from manufacturers. Prices guaran
teed as low as the lowest.
j. l.. MILLER.
Copies of the RECORD dated April i
and Is, 1891, are missing from our files.
We will be liberal with any one who
Will bring them in.
Mrs. w. 5. Turck of this village was
chosen "A member of the executive board
of the W. Il. G. at the state encamp-
ment held in Mt. Clemens.
Mrs. Alexander Parks aged 90 years,
an Old resident of Arcadia, died at her
home Sunday afternoon. Funeral was
held at the house Monday p. IN.
For SALE CuEAr:-A Big Injun"
5ulkey plow and hay loader i'll good re
pair for less than one-half what a new
one costs. Will sell on easy terms. In
quire at this Office.
Philo Bogardus and Fred McCarty
left Monday night in company with
Manly Smith, for Washington. The
boys are IN search of riches, and here
is hoping they find them.
Manly Smith left Monday with his
father for Washington, where it is
hoped the climate will do much to Grad
icate the rheumatism, from which he
has been suffering for two years.
w. J. Cummiford of Saginaw and
Miss Eda L. Pratt of Sumner, tboth
deaf mutesj were married Wednesday,
April g, at the residence of the brides
sister Mrs. Leo j. Schaeifer, Rev. w.
f. Jones officiating.
The residence of Dean Wood of the
township of Sumner burned to the
ground last Saturday afternoon. The
cause of lire was the explosion of "A
lamp up in the ,garret. Only por-
ton of the furniture down stairs was
saved.
Arrangements have been completed
by which the necessary apparatus for
the manufacture of cheese will be put
in the Alma Springs Creamery. The
material will be in position in about
thirty days, and the manufacture of
cheese will begin at once.
1t is to be hoped that every citizen
will turn out and assist the band at
their concert April 18th. No town is
complete without band and as we are
favored with one of the best in
the state we should all take hold and
help it along Shall we do it?
Geo. Fink, well known in Alma, has
purchased the confectionery and lunch
room of Button Il Co. taking possession
Tuesday. Geo. is hustler and we be-
speak for him successful business, as
his experience III this line enables him
to keep it up to its already popular rep
utation.
The many friends and neighbors of
Erik Clark will be panied to hear
that last week he was pronounced
insane and on Tuesday was sent to
the asylum at Traverse City where it is
hoped he may receive medical aid. No
cause other than over work can be as
signed for his misfortune. His wife