Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-05-01
Go to Mahan's for wall paper.

Washboards ut cost at Noahs Ark.
Mahan's is headquarters for wall
paper.
Second hand National bicycle for sale
cheap. +. w. MCCABE.
May festival in the high school room
this evening.
See Mrs Potts fiat irons, 9S cents a
set at Noah's Ark.
Victor bicycles are the best. Ask
Nichols about them.
Buy wall paper at Webb's and you
will have money left.
Second hand cook stove for sale. In
quire of A. w Brock, Church block.
f. b. Wightman of Fenton visited
Justice and Mrs. Durham the first of
the week,
The rumor that / am about to sell my
business is untrue. am here TO stay and
to do business. f. f. OSBORN.
Parties wishing excelsior TO put under
carpets or for horse bedding can find it
at the Alma Feed Store.
Ed. Adams this week bought at Nc
Carty's music house an Alleger q Son
seven octave piano case organ.
The Alma Wooden Mills is in better
shape than ever before to make rolls and
do carding, weaving and spinning.
H. w. MOORE.
See the beautiful glass photographs at
Delavans' to be given away with the
purchase of fifteen dollars worth of
goods
Rev. w. f. Jones and Rev. j. A. Nc
Greaham were III Coleman Tuesday and
assisted in organizing Presbyterian
society.
a three-y ear-old daughter of f. M.
Wiley of Sumner fell from buggy
Sunday and broke her arm. DR.. Bagley
set the broken bones.
Mrs. W. II. Cannon of Glendale, n.
D., and Mrs. A Hall of Eaton Rapids,
have been visiting in the families of j. S
Caple and A. j. Hall.
Elliott Bivins left Monday for a
weeks visit with his mother in Hub
bardston. Mr.. Beck has charge of Ma
hans store in his absence.
JAY Merrill, conductor on the stub
train was called to Lake Odessa last Fri
day, by telegram stating that his
mother was dangerously sick.
Ray Turck is expected home from
New York, (where he has been attend
ing the New York College of Physicians
and Surgeons) tomorrow. Ray passed
his final exams with credit.
II. l.. Misamore has secured two
years lease of the building on the corner
of Superior street and Woodwork ave-
nue., now occupied by Mrs Bart Miller
and will take possession about July /.
The regular business and social meet
ing of the Christian Endeavor Society
will be held this evening at the home of
Miss Marian Paddock. Business meet
ing commences at halfp seven, and
at its close a musical and literary pro-
will be given.
Montigel 81 Co. held two chattle mort
cages on a threshing machine and trac-
ton engine, i'll the possession of VIM.
Bradley of Riverdale. Armed with a
writ of replevin Marshall Greig went to
Riverdale last Saturday and brought
the property to this place.
Do you want a wheel? If you and do,
intend to purchase this season, you had
better do SO now, and you are foolish to
pay 800 when you can buy a Phoenix
for S15. They are worth $780, and if you
buy from the factory you will have to
pay it, sell them for $50 and guaran-
tee them for one year too.
CARTS Brown.
Marcus Pollasky visited his parents
last Friday and Saturday. He left here
for Springfield Illinois, to see, as he
said, that 1.-The Illinois delegation to the
st. Louis convention is properly in
structed for Mckinley" Tomorrow
morning Marcus sails from New York
for Europe where he goes to float the
bonds of the Michigan, Ohio d South
ern Railroad, of which company he is
one of the directors.
The Alma Rod and Gun Club had its
regular shoot Friday afternoon. Out of
ten birds shot at, Seth Tubbs hit three,
Tinker two, j. b. Tubbs none, Delavan
one, Stone none, Holmes one, Young
four, Bagley five, r. Tubbs one, Wolfe
one Fink one. A second score was
shot, when Bagley hit five birds, and
Young was so unfortunate as to miss
every one. From one TO three birds
were hit by each of the others.
Two of Alma's young bloods went up
the river Sunday ''frogging They
had made arrangements with the
Wright House chef to prepare the frogs
they were TO catch. for sumner. Armed