Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-06-24
Smoke the "J. G. b.

Cooked ham at Parker d Huff's.
Portly Palmer of Ithaca was in town
Tuesday.
Remember the Alma Cycle Co. keep a
full line of sundries.
X. S. Searls of Ithaca was in town |
Tuesday on business.
l.. II. Hayt was in Flint the first of
the week on business
A word to the wise-don't fail to see
Dr. Dodge about your eyes.
Rev. II. b. Jefferson was in Detroit
few days during the week.
Judge Daboll has adjourned court at
Ithaca until the 18th of July.
Mrs. w. A. Bahlke visited friends
Saginaw and Bay City the first of the
week
The duologue entertainers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Labadie, at the opera house
tonight.
Come to the Light Guards ice cream
social June 2Sth, on Caple's lawn. Price
10 cents.
Fred Osborn left for Cincinnati Tues
day where he will remain a short time
on business.
Anyone wishing to sell house and lot,
moderate price for cash, leave word at
RECORD Office.
p. NJ. Smith and j. NJ. Nichols went
to Cedar Lake last Wednesday in pur.
suit of the speckled beauties.
All subscribers will be entitled to the
poster cover to be issued with the REC
ORD on July LIST. See that you set it.
Orion White was in Detroit the latter
part of last eek buying goods for H. j.
Vermeulen for the fall and winter trade.
f. w. Bartlett of Ionia was in town
Tuesday. Mr. Bartlett has charge of
the Ionia branch Of the Alma Roller
Mills.
What is the matter with your eyes?
Go to DR.. Dodge, optician and eye
specialist, at Dr. Suydam's office and
find out!
Mems, boys and children's hose in
black and tan, guaranteed fast colors,
prices lowest this week at Q. E. Petty
john q Co.
While Thos. Granger was bringing his
threshing engine to town for repairs last
Saturday and as he was driving over the
road bridge just west Of the Sherman
farm the bridge broke through, over
turning the engine and damaging 1t con.
siderably.
Teachers Convention, to be held at
Grand Rapids June 2Sth, goth and Both,
rate of one and third fare on the
certificate plan, has been granted by
the Michigan Passenger Association.
Full information as to rates, etc, may
be had upon application to local agents.
Work has been commenced on the ex-
cavation for the new office which is TO
be built on Safest. just north of the
opera house block. The building will
be 32x44 and two stories high, con.
structed of brick with stone trimmings,
and will be occupied exclusively as an
office for A. w. Wright, j II. Ian
cashire and j. ii. Lancashire & Co.
The July Century will open with a
story of the Cuban insurgents, entitled,
"By Order of the Admiral, "by Win ston
Churchill, author of 1.-The Celebrity" 1t
will be fully illustrated by Clinedinst.
Another story which The Century has in
hand for immediate publication is a
Spanish American tale by Mrs. Schuyler
Crowninsheild, whose book, Where the
Trade Wind Blows" has recently at
tracted attention.
Quite little excitement was caused
, last Tuesday by a runaway team belong
ing to Peter Ostrander. Mr.. Ostrander
started from Tinker q Ham lh's mill
with small load of lumber on the wag
on and as the lumber was not tied on, III
coming across the railroad track some Of
the boards pushed forward onto the
horses, who starte and ran to Superior.
st. where they turned west and ran un-
iii in front of f. f. Pollasky dry goods
store when they turned and ran into the
iron htching posts which stopped them
Very luckily no damage was done.