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

Aprll 10Th. ALMA TABLE 20,
Claud Forton of Detroit spent Sun
day with friends in Alma.
Nichols the jewler keeps the Victor
and Meteor wheels for sale.
Circuit court is in session at Ithaca
this week, with small celandar.
Shoes our specially this season. We
have a complete stock at lowest prices.
{. L. n. q. M. DELAyAN.
For good oak tanned single or dou-
BILE harness, call on Morden Il Miner,
Alma.
Those new tony spring hats at Nc.
Cullough's are the latest, and think of
the price.
Miss Lottie Green of Port Huron is a
guest of Mrs. w. +. Ballentine at the
Hotel Arcadia.
Geo. Il. Miles representing Woods
Official Railroad Guide, of Detroit, was
a caller Tuesday.
Shelled corn so cents per bushel and
corn in ear, % cents per bushel at
Alma Roller Mills.
Alma Chapter r. A. M, regular
meeting Monday evening, April To- A
good attendance is requested.
The Woman's Club will meet with
Mrs. Ella Downie, Monday afternoon,
April 18th, at 900 standard time.
The band concert next Friday evening
bids fair to be the treat of the season,
and should be attended by everybody.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 5. Wright of Ionia
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Turck, Thursday and Friday Of this
week.
FARM TO RENT "A la2ge farm for
rent. Will rent reasonable to arespon-
sible party. For particulars enquire at
this Office.
DR.. Hunting, formerly president of
Alma College, has been called to the
pastorate of the Presbyterian church
in Marshall.
Miss Alice Avery is home from Doyle
where she has been teaching, She will
go to Ypsilanti next week where she
will enter the Normal school.
A slight change was made in the L.
a, Il. & n. NJ. time table Monday
morning. The morning train south is
twenty one minutes later and the 1l;3S
arrives at 1916.
Geo. Fink has new ady. in another
column calling attention to his full and
complete line Of confectionery, baked
goods, tobacco and cigars, and invites
you all to call on him.
Mrs. ID. d. Whitesell will be nicely
located in her new store building Sat
urday, and extends an invitation to all
to call and see her new quarters as well
as her many new goods.
Besides preparing menu of unusual
excellence for the delectation of the
guests of the Sanitarium, Easter Sun
day, Manager b. f. Welty will present
each guest with a daintily exquisite
menu card as a souvenir Of the joyous
occasion.
An unusually attractive display of
silks, laces and other articles dear to
the hearts of the ladies, is made in f.
+. Pollasky's windows this week To
Miss Ida Coleman is due the credit for
the exceedingly neat and artistic
arrangement.
a very happy wedding occurred Mon
day morning at $3.50, the contracting
parties being Geo. Fink and Miss Ida
Wolf both well known 70 all, Rev. j.
w. McAllister officiating. Only the
parents of the bride and groom were
present. The happy couple commenced
housekeeping at once, their home being
in readiness for them. The RECORD
wishes them success and happy life.
E.A. Potter and wife of Sumner town
ship celebrated the Goth anniversary
of their marriage last Tuesday night.
About 50 of their friends and neighbors
participated. An elegant supper was
served after which the greater part of
the night was spent in games and
other enjoyments. The company pre-
S ented them with a handsome set of
China dishes. May they live to cele-
brate many more anniversaries is the
best wish of all.
The Fourth of July executive COM
mittee met Monday evening and
laid out some plans for action. Tie
following committees were appointed:
Games, a. j. Hall, j. NJ. Nichols, y.
f. Woodward; music, L. NJ. Smith, j.
Il. Ewing, a. w. Beckner; speakers, J
w. Holmes, w. G. Clark; advertising,
G. +. Brown, n. j. Mccullough; fire.
works, l.. ii. Hayt, +. NJ. Montigel, J.
A. Baker; decoration, +. L. Pollasky,
j. w. Holmes, &. S. Young; reception,
j. II. Lancashire, Gen. Church, w.