Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-12

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Max Pollasky of Detroit visited
relatives in Alma Tuesday.
Will Trott of Holland is spending a
few days with his parents in Alma.
+. ). Angus of Detroit, cousin of
Miss Louise Hood, is in town this week.
Corn and feed SO per ton, bran and
midlings SIS per ton at Alma Roller
Mills.
Dress goods and trimmings, gloves,
corsets, hosiery, etc, at very low prices,
at Delavans'.
You will pay nearly twice as much
for table after Saturday, April 18th.
Don't forget it. ALMA TABLE Co.
Miss Grace Woodward is in the en-
ploy of b. S. Webb now, taking charge
of the telephone.
j. j. Kirby travelling passenger agent
for the L. A. A. 81 n. NJ, was in Alma
Tuesday morning.
For SALE.-Twenty-f yards Of
Brussels carpet; only used six weeks.
Inquire at this office. S39w2
In ladies' and misses shoes we defy
competition in styles, iprice and quality.
All the latest in shapes.
n. J. MCCULLOUGH.
Mrs. William Essig of Detroit, better
known as Kate Smith, visited Alma
friends the first of the week.
w. o. Johnson is entertaining his
brother Robert Johnson, and wife of
Orleans, lonia county, this week.
If you have painting, kalsomining or
wall papering give us call We can
please you in price and workmanship.
MILLS ~ WOOD.
a very appropriate program has been
arranged for Easter Sunday at the M.
+. church, and will be found on another
page.
A. Hodskins has the contracts for
the moving of eight buildings at River
dale and Elm Hall, and has commenced
operations.
a Chapter of the O. +. S. was organ
lied in st. Louis Thursday evening by
Mrs. w. 5. Turck, w. e.. M. and "A. 5.
Wright, w. G.. L.
Copies of the RECORD dated April s
and Is, 1894, are missing from our files.
We will be liberal with any one who
will bring them in.
Geo. r. Brown, publisher of the
Otsego Union, and wife, spent Sunday
with his brother c. f. Brown, return
ing Monday morning.
w. II. Steward and Mrs. Mable
Bailey, both of Arcadia, were married
Monday evening at the residence of
Mrs. Avery, Rev. +. j. Harris ofliciat-
ing.
Jack Newhouse, the old porter at the
Sanitarium, who was compelled to go
home some months ago on account of
sickness, has returned to his old
position.
1t has been suggested that it would
be good idea for the school district to
purchase the NJ. L. church, move it to
a suitable place and make ward
school out of it.
For SALE CIIEAP:-A big Injun"
sulkey pillow and hay loader in good re-
pair for less than one-half what new
one costs. Will sell on easy terms. In
quire at this Office.
The case of running meat wagon
on the road without license COM
menced last week against Fred Thorn
ton, has been ordered discontinued 10y
the prosecuting attorney.
The windows of the Alma Mercantile
Company's stores are filed with rich
and varied assortment of dress goods
and trimmings, carpets, draperies, etc,
artistically arranged by Mr.. Clark.
Eugene Sterling and wife left Tuesday
morning of this week for Toledo, in
stead of last Friday as stated by us.
Mr., Sterling takes up his old job as
grinder in large Touring mill in that
city.
Hayt & Vliet, who have been carrying
on successful grocery business for
some months, dissolved partnership
Monday. Mr.. Hayt will continue the
business, Mr.. Vliet being compelled to
withdraw on account of his health.
Deputy Sheriff Greig went to Shep-
herd Sunday night and arrested Will
Hatfield on charge of stealing suit
Of clothes, watch and $3.50 in money
at Temple. He was brought to Alma
and on Monday turned over to the
sheriff of Clare county.
The largest auction sale held in this
section for years is advertised for We'd
nesday, April II, on the farm of Wood
Bros, four and one-half miles south of
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