Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-05-31

Lawn mowers sharpened at Hills
new bicycle shop.
Good seed buckwheat for sale at the
Alma Roller Mills.
Walter Brown made business trip
to Saginaw Tuesday
+. l.. Fouts visited his parents in
Shepherd over Sunday.
f. n Chadwick is erecting very
nice front porch to his residence.
Rev. j. A. Watson conducted quarter
ly meeting services in Glare Sunday.
The front of the McCarty building on
Superior-st has received new coat
of paint.
Liquid datholeum is the cheapest and
best sheep dip. For sale at Sharrar d
Mulholland's.
The +. NJ. camp meeting 10 be held
near Clarksville, will open June ,, and
continue one week.
NJ. r. Walker has 200 bushels of seed
beans to dispose of if taken at once.
Inquire at elevator office.
W. w. Kinch informs us that he has
secured original pensions for Cynthia o.
Wiley and Catherine A. Gargett.
A heavy hail storm last Friday night
did much damage TO the fruit trees and
!, growing crops in the vicinity of Elwell.
Cement walks are being laid in front
of the residences OF s. Messenger, d.
w. Adams, and James Ronald on State.
ST.
Mrs. Hurst and daughter, Vera, and
Ada Hutchinson of Shepherd, are clerk.
in L. H. Hayts store during the special
sale.
Quite large force If men have been
at work in Riverside cemetery for the
past week, and the grounds now present
, u much better appearance than ever
before.
The show windows in +. r. Pollasky's
and Messenger q Co.'S stores were very
: appropriately and artistically trimmed
yesterday.
one of the show windows in the dry
goods department of Nermeulen's store
had on very pretty Decoration Day
attire yesterday.
The party who took the bicycle from
the porch of the S. s. Lockwood resi-.
dence recently had better return the
same and save trouble.
Ladies clean your gloves with LaBelle
Glove Cleaner For sale only at Yer
meulens big department store, head
quarters for kid gloves in all the desr-
able shades. Gloves fitted and war.
2 ranted
Fred Moffet, editor of the Stanton
Herald, and G. w. French also of that
city made this Office very pleasant call
, Tuesday They were on THEN way home
, from trout fishing expedition III the
northern part of the state.
A Mrs. Barnes, who resided in the
vicinity of Riverdale was operated upon
for a tumor at the Brainerd hospital last
Friday afternoon She was in a critical
condition when she arrived at the hos
pita and only lived few minutes after
the operation
t St Louis is 20 have a new manufact.
S uring industry to be known as the st
Louis Furniture Factory The gentle
, men comprising the firm are ID +
D Harrison, c. 5. Aldrich, l.. l.. Cornell
: and p. b Smith They will manufacture
a line of specialties
{ Bill Posters Brown & Sartor are erect
ing new bill boards and repairing old
ones so as TO take care of the large
. amount of advertising matter that will
e be put up for Buffalo Bill's Wild West
Show which will exhibit in Alma July
9TH Advertising car number one will
e arrive June Is.
Rev. f G.. Greasy of Ohio Will give
A a stereoptican lecture on China in the
Baptist church on Monday evening,
Z June 3. 1t Will be missionary in its
character and will show the bearing of
{ recent events on missionary work. The
t views will be helpful and all are invited
TO attend No admission fee will be
charged, but a free Will Offering will be
; taken for.expenses.
g. Inc committee appointed by the
/ board of trade to make the necessary
arrangements for celebrating July 18th
) in Alma, met at the Office of w. A.
{ Bahlke last Thursday evening 1t WAS
3 unanimously decided to celebrate the
day in an old time honored way and
also to include the 9TH, making two big
r days Buffalo Bills Wild West Show
t will be on hand the later date TO assist
in enlivening the occasion and no pains
or expense will be spared to make July
, 18th and 9TH two of the greatest days in
the history of the town. Bills will soon
be out announcing the great event.
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