Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-04-28

G. l.. Chadwick of Ithaca was in Alma
Tuesday.
Take your gasoline stoves to Brooks
for repairs.
You should see those nice capes at
Vermeulen's.
VIM. Carrel is the new nightclerk at
the Sanitarium.
DR.. and Mrs. j. H. Lancashire were in
Saginaw Monday.
Latest designs in wall paper at
Sharrar & Mulholland's.
The highest prices in he state paid for
wool by +. f. Pollasky!
l.. H. Hayt left on Thursday on a
short trip to Maple Rapids.
Mrs. II, w. Clcugh left on Thursday
for Bancroft for short visit.
Mrs. n. j. Mccullough of Ithaca was
in Alma Wednesday visiting friends.
b. ID. Allmendinger of Ann Arbor is
the new night operator at the union
depot.
Louis Marsac left on Monday for
Stanton where he has position in a
foundry.
Miss Kate Mcnamara of Mt. Pleasant
was in Alma Thursday morning visit
ing friends.
The open season for catching trout
! commences Monday, May /. Fishing
outfits are being polished up and replen-
ished in consequence.
About seventy-tive tickets were sold
from this point to Mt Pleasant on We'd
nesday, on account of the l. o. o. +.
celebration at that place,
Judging from the large amount Of
wool being purchased by f. E. Pollasky,
the farmers must be shearing their sheep
unusually early this spring.
Dr. Cora B. Wilson was in Ithaca the
first of the week on professional bust
ness. 1t is her intention to make regu-
lar trips to that place hereafter.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. S. Dodge of Niles,
father and mother of Mrs. j. y. Ford,
have moved to Alma and occupy the res
idence on Safest. known as the Kelley
house.
Don't fail to see the mammoth assort-
ment of ladies' wash and silk waists
just opened at f. e. Pollasky's. You
can buy them cheaper than you can
make them.
Mrs. H. @. Downs has rented her
house and will store her goods with the
expectation of going to Lake Odessa to
assist in caring for her deceased daugh-
ter's children. Her daughters, Bertha
and Della, will accompany her
Mrs Lizzie Ravens sent to this office
this week an egg that for size was a
little out of the ordinary, it measuring
Ok inches, Upon opening the egg
another one, smaller in size, was found
on the inside.
Lands sold from the Tax Record of
1898 at the sale in May of that year, for
taxes of 1895 or prior years, may be re-
deemed from such sale up to and includ
ing May 1899, but not thereafter. Lands
held as state tax lands are not subject to
redemption.
j. p. Losey, the jeweler, has added
very fine silverware case to his store dur
ing the past week. The case is handsomely
| finished in antique oak and is the work
of Homer Hollinger of this place. Mr..
Losey has been making number of i'm.
provements to the interior Of his jewelry
store Of late
Dewitt Vought and Clint Wood have
finished painting a sign this week for
! Charles Fishbeck and placed it in front
of his blacksmith shop that is the finest
thing of the kind we ever have seen.
The design, fine landscape view with
a beautiful horse as the subject, is an es-
pecially fine piece of work,
Rev. II. w Clough closes his pastor
ate of the Baptist church Of this place
on Sunday next and some time next
week will move to Percy, Mich, where
he has accepted the charge Of the Bapt.
list church of that place. 1t is with re.
greet that we contemplate the removal
of Rev and Mrs. Clough from our midst
but we wish them an abundance Of sue
cess in their new home.
A gentleman by the name of j. Nj.
Tinney has rented the rooms recently
fitted up in the rear Of DR.. Suydam's
new offices and intends running a first
class bakery and lunch room. He start
ed bread wagon in connection the first
of the week and makes house to house
delivery of baked goods every morning,
Here's success to the Alma Bakery and |
Lunch Room.
In the suit of VIM. L. Naldret vs.. |
Harry Story, tried before Judge Daboll |
in circuit court last week, the jury
brought in verdict of no cause for
action. The suit was brought by Mr. |