Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-05-20
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Store your stoves at A w. Brooks tin
shop.
Geo. Fink was in Ithaca Monday on
business.
You can save money by buying wall
paper at Webb's.
Special sale of sailors at Miss O. E.
Smiths tomorrow.
Mrs. Julia Lathrop was in Vestaburg
Tuesday on business.
Miss Gertrude Whiting will accept
piano pupils for the summer
Mrs. J N. Ford left Tuesday morning
for visit with her parents at Niles.
When you want a clean shave or a
haircut go to the Wright House Barber
Shop.
Win Wilson has moved into the Wood
house on Woodworth- ST., formerly occu-
pied by j. @. Bright.
Dudley Hoyt and family are all down
with the measles. Dudley can truly say
lit never rains, but it pours.
The residence of S. G. Leonard, post
master at Coe, was destroyed by fire
last Friday. No insurance and a total
loss, the cause was unknown.
To let--you in our store to see the
latest summer goods in ladies and gentle
mems furnishings at moving prices this
week at Chas. K, Pettyjohn d Co g.
The new two chair combination dress
ing case at Grooms' barber shop is very
useful as we'll as ornamental. Call and
see it and get good clean shave and
up. to- date haircut.
A. l.. York went to Island lake Tues
day to join his home company, the
Calumet. The captain of the company
wrote to Mr.. York urging him to come
and join the troops before they left for
the south.
John Gladding of Durand was in town
Wednesday on business. He begins
work to-day as baggage master on the
Ann Arbor road between Toledo and
Frankfort. We congratulate him on
his promotion.
Prof. G. Z. Horst goes to Traverse
City Saturday to discourse violin music
that evening in connection with the play
of Faust" presented by the company
in which Porter j. White takes such an
admirable part.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. G. NJ Scott on Wednesday, May
25th, at 100 p. m. local time. An inter
esting program has been prepared and
good attendance is desired
The building occupied by Justice
Durham and r. d. Lemen has been
moved from the lot east Of B. w Eli
sons store TO the vacant lot west of
Miss c.. E. Smiths millinery store, Al.
Hodgskinson did the work.
Buy a years supply of handkerchiefs
for your family at the special sale of +.
f. Pollasky 25c fine swiss handker-
chiefs two for 25c zoe fine swiss hand
kerchiefs three for 25c, for only two
days, Saturday and Monday, May 2lst
and 23rd
w. A. Kittermaster, district freight
agent for the Canadian Pacific r. r.,
called on II. E. Meyers and the Alma
Roller Mills company Tuesday in the in.
terest of his road. Some weeks the
Roller Mills ship ten or twelve cars of
flour over that railroad.
9. E. Scott gave a very thoughtful and
scholarly address before the Epworth
League in the lecture room of the church
on Tuesday evening. His subject wa,
Christian Manliness. Every chair in
the room was occupied, and all present
declare it one of the best addresses they
ever heard.
Mrs f. E. Pollasky and daughter
Bernice, left for Ludlow, Pa, last Tues
day morning, where Mrs. Pollasky will
visit her uncle, j. c. Curtiss and other
relatives during the summer. Bernice':
little Sunday school classmates went tc
the train with her and loaded her dowr
with floral offerings on her departure.
There is a new song going the round.
of the newspapers and it runneth il
this wise 1--WE don't want to buy a,
your place, we don't trade there any
more you'll be sorry when you see Us
going to some other store. You cam
sell us any stale goods, we have opened
up our eyes we don't want to trade a
your store, cause you do not advertise.
At the business mems meeting at tn,
Wright House last Monday night to de
eide on fourth of July celebration {
small representation was present. II
was decided to have a rouser and the
following committee was appointed Il
solicit funds and report at a meeting
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