Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-03


order at Fink =.
New line Of lap robes just received az
Morden " Miners.
w. II. Waldby OF Adrian did business
Alma Wednesday.
Earl Clark has enlarged his barber
shop, and is now running two chairs
Francis Palmer was AT Cedar Lake
Friday last, defending ii criminal case
John Jeifery and Luke Sawyer Of
Ithaca done business III Alma Tues
day.
Corn and oat feed $50 per ton, bran
aud midlings So per ton AT Alma Roller
Mills
John Il. Mathews of Ithaca was in
Alma Wednesday on professional
| business.
Hereafter the weather signal days
will register each day for the next days
weather.
Bert Wade, irst-class cornetist of
Sheridan, is the latest valuable addition
to the band
Mrs. Will Latimer of st. Johns is
visiting his parents Il. G. Latimer and
wife this week.
ii. b. Gibson, for some time in BUSINESS
in Elm Hall, has moved to Darlington,
Mecosta county.
Mrs. Albnus Nance and Miss Eta
Line Of Lincoln, Neb., arrived al the
Sanitarium Monday.
In ladies' and misses shoes we defy
competition in styles, ,price and quality.
All the latest in shapes.
y. j. MCCULLOUGH.
If you have painting, kalsomining or
wall papering give us call We can
please you in price and workmanship.
MILLS ~ WOOD.
William c. Wooley, formerly of Elba,
in this county, but who has resided in
South Dakota for the past ten years
has returned to Elba.
Blanche Smith and Lottie Bahlke
left Monday for Traverse City where
they have positions as attendants in
the asylum at that city.
Jacob Miller, who has been confined
to his house the past four months, was
on ouI streets again Monday morning.
He will visit Mt. Pleasant for few
weeks.
w. IL. Kemp of Greenyille, prom
inent implement dealer, was in Alma
Tuesday, and purchased bill of agri-
cultural implements of Bart Miller,
amounting to 500.
Read what the press and others have
TO say of Miss Dolloff: The Wichita
Herald said, Miss Dolloff more than
met the expectations of her hearers.
She showed herself the finished artist. "
On account of the increase of
patronage the Gratiot Journal has been
compelled to issue 10 page paper.
Ithaca people appreciate the Journals
large circulation and are using it 10 a
good advantage.
Today is ''arbor day" Gov. Rich
concludes his proclamation desi gnating
this day, in the following words: Let
the day be 50 observed that every home
and school yard will bear witness III
the years 10 come that we turned aside
from our usual occupations and devoted
one day to identifying and adjoining
our fair state"
Alma has at last rid herself of one of
the most worthless excuses of humanity
ever III her midst. Justin Andrews,
the wife beater, has exchanged his
property in Alma for farm near
Lake George, and with his family has
gone bag and baggage. If he had
taken some of his chums with him we
might congratulate ourselves.
Miss Edna Dollon, the renowned
elocutionist of Denver, Colorado, a
graduate of the Emerson College
of Oratory of Boston, will give an
entertainment at the Baptist church in
Alma on Monday evening, May 9Th.
Admission % cents; all members of the
public and Sunday schools and college
will be admitted for 10 cents. The
entertainment will be interspersed
with good music.
The rapidly increasing business at
the Wright House and Sanitarium has
necesstated some very radical changes
in both places. Mr.. b. +. Welty
becomes business superintendent of
the Sanitarium, at the same time
retaining his position as manager of
the Wright House. In this latter
work, he will be aided by Harry Wilcox,
an experienced hotel man from
Pasadena, Cal, who has been engaged
as assistant manager.
Mrs ii. J. Vermeulen gave "a party