Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-06-05

call nj this office If
Mrs. n. Church is visiting Mrs. Carey
i'll Harbor Springs.
Ten sets of second hand team harness
wanted at Morden's.
A. j. Hatfield of ST. Louis was here
ON business Tuesday.
Paris Green and London Purple for
spraying at Mahan's.
Miss Bessie Cowels of Detroit is visit
ing Mrs. II. II. Micham.
Little Jake of Saginaw was Il guest at
the Sanitarium over Sunday.
For the next 30 days / will sell hay
rakes at manufacturers prices.
WIN. CLUB.
Hon j. w. Robinson of Vestaburg
was here on business Wednesday.
Mrs Frank Rollin leaves tomorrow for
a fortnight's visit in st Johns and Elsie.
Rev Ernest Shanks and Ben Taylor
of st, Louis called on friends here Tues
day.
Mrs. Mate Clark of Akron, Ohio, is
the guest of her niece, Mrs. Frank
Rollin.
Frank Grover entertained the high
school seniors and teachers at tea Thurs
day evening.
The Saginaw Valley Baptist Associa-
ton meets in Ithaca next Tuesday and
"Wednesday.
f. L. Pollaslly shipped two car loads
of wool to Detroit last Saturday. and
two more Monday.
Mrs. VI. Pollasky has generously re-
WONDERED us with flowers from her
carefully tended garden.
Remember the war song concert in the
opera house this evening, for benefit Of
Michigan cyclone sufferers.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w Blair of ST. Louis
gave a reception Wednesday evening to
Rev. and Mrs. II. b. Jefferson.
Mrs. Bushnell and Misses Lottie and
Elenora leave today, for Northport.
where they will spend the summer.
Patrons having books they wish To-
bound or magazines bound will do well
to call and look at our samples of bind
ing. If
You can get II pictures for - cents at
the Little Gem Gallery at Alma, for
few days only. Just think of it, I only
% cents.
Fin5's restaurant is one of the most
attractive places in Alma. Private
entrance for ladies, and everything neat
and attractive.
\ certain st. Louis business man
comes to Alma from twice to three times
week and buys his meats of our pop
ular butcher, +. w. Hooper.
Rev H. b. Jefferson will preach the
baccalaureate sermon before the gradual
ing class of the high school in St. Johns
church next Sunday evening.
Margaret f. Tinan died at her home
in Summerton last Saturday of consump-
ton, aged 20 years The funeral was
held Sunday in the Catholic church.
Frank s. SOVEREIGN. NJ. D., and Harriet
A. Spinney, NJ. D., We're married in
Reed City, Monday evening, June ].
DR. and Mrs. SOVEREIGN will reside in
Evart
Fred Osborn has been cleaning house
at his gallery this week. Paper and
paint and good taste have made it one
of the prettiest galleries in Central
Michigan.
Some one went into Frank Will1in-
sons orchard, one and one-half mile
northeast of st. Louis, the other night
and cut down and destroyed twenty-five
fine young apple trees.
You should take advantage of our
special subscription offer at once and tell
your neighbors. For the campaign we
offer the RECORD until January /, 1897,
seven months, for 40 cents.
st. Louis Brown Stockings defeated
the Kent County Athletic Club OF
Grand Rapids in st. Louis last Saturday.
The score stood s to 0 in favor of st.
Louis. Pangborn pitched for the ST.
Louis team
Bittner, the florist, is building new
green house, 20x50 feet. AS soon as it
is completed, the old one will be torn
down, and in its place will be built a
new one, 20xlOO feet, with all the latest
and most approved furnishings.
Perry ID. Banghart of Saginaw has
formed a partnership with Jay Aver
son. Mr.. Banghart is an experienced
butcher, and this with Mr.. Alverson's
well known ability in this line of bust
ness, speaks well for the success of the
new firm.
Solmon Cullins, a Chippewa Indian,