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

morrow.
Prescriptions compounded day or night
at Webb's.
a bright girl is wanted at this Office to
learn to set type.
Lap busters, fly nets, and light har-
nesses at Gillman's.
Mahan's stock of wall paper is COM
plete. Come and see.
NJ. MARI of Saginaw is the new clerk
in AlversOn d Banghart's market.
III. j. Vermeulen has sold the Utley
house on State street to b. w. Ellison.
Mrs j. L. Peters and Edith Desmond
went to Owosso Saturday morning to
visit friends
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Wright and DR.,
Lancashire went to Detroit Monday in
the private car
y tirst-class secondhand hay loader
for sale cheap. Will sell or exchange for
horse. Inquire Of VIM Club. If
+. II. Cobb, travelling passenger agent
Of the ID. l.. 65 n. and G. q w. NJ. rail
roads, was in Alma, Wednesday.
Mrs Martha Gilmer of Frankfort is
visiting her sister, Mrs William Howe.
Mrs. Gilmer leaves soon for Washington
state.
Medler q Rogers had one of their
windows very prettily and appropriately
trimmed in black and white for Memor-
ial day.
The wool market is exceedingly quiet
f. E. Pollasky is paying to II cents
for unwashed, and II to Is cents for
washed.
Persons desiring pictures of the G.. A.
r., taken Memorial day by Stanton &
belong, can obtain them at Nichols
jewelry store.
Mrs. II. b. Jefferson entertained her
Sunday school class at the Rectory last
Friday evening at tea. The evening
was devoted to games
The first nine of the college went to
Bay City last Saturday and defeated the
y. NJ. G. a. base ball team of that city,
the score standing II to 9.
At a meeting held in DR.. Wheeler's
Office in St Louis last Friday it was
decided to hold the Masonic picnic in
Ithaca, Wednesday, June "a.
For nice refreshing bath 90 to Will
Davis barber shop in the Wright
House. He has every convenience and
accessory for delightful bath.
S. l.. Bennett is now prepared to
deliver fresh bread, pies, cakes, ice
cream and ices every day. Leave orders
at his store, and they will be promptly
attended TO.
Harry Micham, formerly of Alma,
was married in Detroit last Sunday to
Miss Julia Hubert. Mr.. and Mrs.
Micham Went to Niagara Falls on Il
wedding trip.
Mesdames \. b. Lundy of Detroit, and
John Courier of Oregon, sisters of T. f.
Timby and Mrs Allen Mcdonald of
Bushnell, Michigan, are guests OF Mr..
Timby and family.
The Alma Roller Mills is 900 barrels
Of flour behind in orders, and the mill
is running full blast Wheat is beng
bought IN Detroit and Ionia and sent
here. The mill is paying at this place
two cents per bushel above Detroit
prices.
a number of friends of George Van.
Wegen, with teams and shovels, surprised
him at his home last Monday, and
helped him grade and fix up his lot.
Several ladies came with lunch baskets
full to the covers, and royal dinner
was served
Through the courtesy of n Robert
McDougall, clerk, we have received the
sixteenth annual report of the Elizabeth
General Hospital and Dispensary Of
Elizabeth, New Jersey. The most graf
flying news conveyed by this report
is that our whilom friend Bob is so
pleasantly located.
The trial of George Graham and Bert
Glow was held before Justice Gee Tues
day afternoon, Prosecuting Leet appear
ing for the people, and julius Kirby of
Ithaca for defendants. The trial of the
case occupied nearly the whole after
noon. The jury returned a verdict of
not guilty.
T. y Ely returned Friday afternoon
from the upper peninsula. He came
from Menominee to Frankfort by boat,
thence on Ann Arbor road. After
looking around his farm and attending
to some private business, he will return
to the upper peninsula to continue the
work of factory inspection.
y man is going through the country
working a new swindle He calls at
the residences and shows four photo