Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-07-12

DAY on business
For cabinets, the latest and best, &c
TO Osborn, the photographer.
l.. b. Church was IN Ann Arbol
Monday on business.
Marcus Pollasky WAS in Alma last
Friday on business.
A few more day bOarders wanted at
Fink's Palace Restaurant.
Mrs. Charles Rines of Chicago is the
guest of Mrs. n. j. Mccullough.
Choice line of foreign and domestic
cigars at G.. f. Mahan's.
Mrs. Il. A. Ely is visiting friends in
Lansing and Dewitt.
Clarence Church drove los miles in
two days this week, looking for hay.
Harry Parsons of Clarence visited
Alma friends the first of this week.
Best day board in Alma at Fink's
Palace Restaurant.
Marvin Follett of Harrison, former
employe in the RECORD office, was in
Alma Monday.
A large line of ladies' Oxfords and
slippers can be found at Delavans'
Prices the lowest.
Fred Willard and Will Gray left
Tuesday evening for Denver, Colo,
prospecting.
Fifty thousand mems dress shirts
selling at from 80 to 90 cents, at Wood
wards.
G.. b. Porter and family of st. Johns
spent the 4th in Alma with her parents
Il. G, Lattimer and family.
One hundred and fifty gents suits
selling at cost, or less, at n. j. McCul
lough's.
Mrs. John State of Grand Rapids
formerly of Alma, spent last week witt
friends here.
Everything in fancy and staple dry
goods, selling at less than cost al
Woodward's.
Decatur Coleman started his thresh
ing machine on Wright's farm las
Wednesday.
Two farms ofoS0 acres each, free anC
clear, to exchange for village property
unincumbered. BERT WOODWARD.
Clark Beebe and wife spent a portion
of last week with friends at Tecum
sch.
You can get warm meal at an.
hour of the day or night at Fink
Palace Restaurant.
The organization of the school boarC
this year will be the same as last T. a
Ely director, J. +. Schwartz moderator
and G.. 5. Ward treasurer.
f. +. Osborn, the photographer, i
making specially of cabinets. Bes
work at lowest prices consistent wit
lirst.class work.
have a quantity of mill wood | vii
sell delivered at % cents per cord
Leave orders at the express office.
FRED KERNEN,
J. J. Hackett and Jack Faughne
run a 100 yards race last Saturda
afternoon. Hackett won, in ii
seconds.
Il. A. Ely left Tuesday morning TO
the upper peninsula, on business con
nected with his position as factory in
spector.
There will be base ball practice o.
the college campus this afternoon a
} o'clock. All candidates for the tear
to be organized here are urgentl
requested to be present.
Look out for fellow who sells ca
of baking powder, and offers beaut
full chair to be delivered a few day
later. You'll never get the chair, an
the baking powder isn't worth 10 cents
The ID. Il G. new steamers are nov
running four trips per week betwee
Toledo, Detroit IL Mackinaw. Send fo
their illustrated pamphlets, Midsum
mer Voyages to Mackinaw. Addres
A. A. Schantz, G.. p. A.. Detroit. 35lti
The summer school of Alma colleg
opened Monday of this week with
good attendance of earnest students an
bright prospects for successful tern
The work is moving smoothly, and tn
college presents its usual busy appear
ance.
The entertainment given in the M
f. church Wednesday evening of las
week, by Chaplain Lozier and Mis-
Platter, for the benefit of the churc
building fund, was well attended, an
Melted S62.70. Chaplain Lozier delight
ed the audience with his singing. Mis-
Platter is an unusually fine reader, an
was so much appreciated that afte
each number she received enthusiast
encores. Mrs. Charles Pettyjohn an