Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-05-12

Trade winning sale now on at Petty
johns store.
Nj. Pollasky was in Edmore on bust
ness Monday.
5. l.. Bennett was in Detroit Wednes-
day on business.
See the line of hammocks at Hayt's
Department Store.
j. j. Booth was in Coleman and Far
well the first of the week.
G. f. Hutchinson of st. Louis was in
town Wednesday on business
Attend the great "Mill End" sale
now on at Hayt's Department Store. a
Mrs. L. Irish and son of Pontiac are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w D..
Rollin.
Alva Caple of Toledo spent Sunday in
Alma with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
S. Caple.
Eavetroughing, tin valleying, tin
Smuggling etc, best work, lowest prices,
at Brooks.
You can now get one of those elegant
Cyrono guard chains at j. p. Losey
for 25c to $500
Hugh Hall of Eaton Rapids spent
Sunday in Alma at the home of his
brother, A. j. Hall.
The Alma College catalog for the wear
1899 has been issued from the RECORD
Job Rooms this week.
l.. O. Brown of Toledo spent Sunday
in Alma the guest of his uncle, j. 5.
Caple, returning home on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs John scarborough of Mt
Pleasant were in Alma Monday the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Gargett
Those wishing programs for gradual
ing exercises this year should call and
look over our fine line of samples Just re.
ceived. All new designs this year.
Mrs A. B. Scattergood and Mrs. Gar
RE A. Brown attended the grand lodge
meeting of the Rathbone Sisters in
Grand Rapids Wednesday and Thurs.
day.
NJ. PoIlasky was in Grand Rapids
Wednesday and Thursday attending the
grand lodge meeting of the order of
Knights of Pythias as a delegate from
Fitz James lodge
A large brass key was found near the
Sullivan farm this week and left at this
office. The key probably fits some
church or school house lock. Owner
OF the same can have it by paying for
this notice.
Rev. NJ. ID. Carrel is in attendance
upon meeting of the board of trustees
OF the Long Lake Camp Ground at ong
Lake today. Great preparations are be-
ing made for the camp meeting which
will be held August 3.l3 next.
Wilfred Webb has added a soda foun
tain to his bakery and confectionery store
and will be prepared to furnish that de-
llclous beverage of sweetened wind and
the delectation of his patrons this season.
Hamilton Fraser, sales agent for
Wanamaker IL Brown, PHILADELPHIA.
Pa, mems and boys clothing, ladies
tailor made suits, gentlemens furnish !
ing goods, mackintoshes, ETC., etc. at
Earl Clark's place, formerly DR.. Suy-
dams office. 1852 3w.
John knoertzer, who has been EN-. |
ployed on the mail route between Sagi. |
nav and Port Huron during the past six
weeks, returned to Alma Wednesday. /
Mr.. knoertzer was only employed dur
ing the general weighing of all mail
matter carried by the railroads, which
is done every two years, hence his return.
The century will issue three special
June, "Out-o doors Number"
July The Story tellers Number" and
August, midsummer and Travel Mum.
Der" An article by Henry van Dyke
on "Fisherman's Luck" and a dozen
striking pictures of Niagara Falls by the
Of the June issue.
The Hotel Arcadia will be opened to
the public next Monday morning under
a new name and under a new manage
ment. Hereafter this popular hostelry
will be known as The New Arcadia un.
der the management of w. H. Parr (,
The house has been reprinted and
papered, fitted with new furniture and I
and can justly lay claim to its rechrist.
sning. Mr.. Parr will endeavor to run
first-class house in every respect.
+. w. Blair, the newly appointed dep
ity game warden for this county, was
n Alma Tuesday looking after some
ishermen that are reported to be violating
he new law recently passed prohibiting
raa RING or oatabiYo, xrftl, ,ots 49, /