Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-05
HOME AND VICINITY.

The circuit courts cOnvenes III Ithaca
April $.
There are 10 inmates in the county
poor house.
II. f. L. Schneider was in Alma the
first of the week.
Buy your baled hay and feed at the
Alma Feed Store.
Ithaca citizens are trying to get IA
canning factory there.
l.. Ii. Hayt was in Owosso Monday
and Tuesday on business.
Theo. Marsh of Lansing spent sun
day in Alma with friends.
Mrs Geo. Emsley left for her new
home in Saginaw Thursday.
Thirty-Gve bushels of early Geld pease
for sale at the Alma Feed Store.
The Woman's Club will meet with
Mrs. L. +. Timby, Monday, April 5.
New spring styles in ladies' shoes
and OXfords now beng received at Del
ayans.'
+. Sterling and wife left Wednes-
day for Toledo where they expect to
locate.
Lloyd Ellison is nicely located in the
Butler house lately vacated by } NJ.
Nichols.
Mills X Wood are doing the outside
painting OH J. II. Lancashire's new
residence.
The sportsmen of this county propose
to stock the county with Monaghan
pheasants.
Never will you again have an oppor-
tunity of buying table at ten per cent
less than cost. ALMA TAHLE Co.
/. W. Woodhn is the latest sport
having purchased the Eugene Sterling
horse aud rig.
Mrs. Q. Kilburn. who has been spend
ing the winter with friends in Pontiac,
returned home last Friday.
You can buy a square; round, center
or pillar table at Woodward Il Co.'s at
ten per cent. less than wholesale.
Mrs. w. S Turck was in Stockbridge
Wednesday, and Pickney Thursday
nights instituting o. +. ). Chapters.
Edgar Church is home from the
north where he has been employed Of
late with government surveying party.
w. r.. Watson was the lucky holder
of ticket number five that drew the So
music box at George Nichols last Mon
day night.
a. j. Harrington of st. Louis was
elected delegate to the National G.. A.
II. encampment, at the state encamp-
ment in Mt. Clemens last week
Bert NanDenBergh started two gro
Gerry wagons on the road through the
country the first of the week, selling
groceries and picking up butter and
eggs.
a small notice was inserted in the
RECORD last Friday Farm for Rent
and at this writing there has been nine
calls for inquiry, showing the value of
the RECORD as an advertising medium.
Miss Nina Hannah returned from
Grand Rapids last Saturday where she
spent few days looking up the spring
styles in millinery for Mrs ID. ID.
Whitesell, for whom she will trim this
season.
Having negotiated for the sale of the
table factory we will sell at private
sale the remaining stock of tables be-
longing to the company, consisting of
square, round, center and pillar tables
at ten per cent less than the wholesale
price. At the store building of Wood
ward 4 Co. ALMA TABLE Co.
+. +. Pollasky's windows are always
attractive, but one of them is particu-
larly so now for the gentlemen. and
that is the window i'm which is dis.
played one of the finest lines Of neglige
shirts and stylish neckwear ever seen
in Alma In this window are also
displayed a choice assortment Of the
latest styles Of gentlemen's spring
hats Attractive as this display is, Mr.
/ Pollasky PROMISES to eclipse all previ
Gus etioits in the Window displHy whIcl
lie will make in about two weeks.