Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-06-28
Buffalo Bill next Friday.

Wheels checked at Hills, 18th and
9th.
Pure Paris green at Sharrar & Mulhol.
lands.
Cistern pumps, sinks and fittings at
Brooks
Seasonable ice cream and soda at
Benefits
o. G futile Of Ithaca was in town
Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Sharp went to Ann
Arbor Wednesday.
Warranted high pressure garden hose
for sale by A. w Brock.
You always get good clean shave
at Earl Clark barber shop
One third of on all hats until after
the 18th, at Mrs. j f. Lathrop's
O. H. Decker has his new house nearly
completed and expects to occupy it soon
Big cut in prices at Hayt's Depart
ment Store during the great removal
sale
Geo. Waterman of ST. Louis has been
granted an increase of pension to - per
month
Fourth of July sale at NJ & j Lam.
born's All millinery at greatly reduced
prices
Buy your Fourth of July fireworks at
the New York Store Cheapest prices
in town.
The RECORD will 90 TO press one day
earlier than usual next week on account
of the Fourth.
Headquarters for hot weather waists.
skirts, gauze underwear, hosiery, etc
at f. E Pollasky's ~
Dr. Ct. J Sweetland of Fairbault,
Mimi. has been calling on friends here
for the past few days.
Austin Briscoe of La Grange, Ind, a
practical plumber and timer, is now IN
the employ of A. " Brock.
A slack wire walker and blind man
with an accordion. held forth upon the
street for "a time Friday evening
r. w Friedrich, who was severely i'll
for time, is again attending TO his
former duties as porter at the Wright
House
Pension Attorney w. w. Kinch has
received Off 'ial notice Of the allowance
of an original pension for Mrs O. l..
Cronkite of this place.
shorty" has moved his restaurant
two doors east Of his former place of
business, and now has more conven-
lent and attractive store.
Mrs A j. Smith returned to her home
in Haslett Monday aftor a weeks visit
with Mrs T. W Marsh.
Commencing June 18th | Will be at
the store of Smith & Glass Wednesday
and Friday of each week, for the pur-
pose of collecting the village taxes
ll60.4w q +. WILSON, Treasurer.
Jay Fox and wife of Saginaw were
guests of the family of a. b. Scatter
good Tuesday. They were on their way
TO attend the Pattengill reunion at
Ithaca.
Ladies clean your gloves with LaBelle
Glove Cleaner. For sale only at Yer.
meulen's big department store, head
quarters for kid gloves in all the desir-
able shades Gloves fitted and war.
auted.
1t is often the case in small towns that
the best attractions are not we'll patron.
lied Those who failed to see "Sapho'
at the opera house last Friday evening,
missed most excellent dramatic pro.
duction
The teachers in our schools have near.
ly all left for their summer vacation. OF
those not previously mentioned are:
Miss Belle Marsh, who returned 20 her
home in Charlotte, Miss Rena BAN.
brough, TO Ypsilanti to take course in
the summer normal, and Miss Bertha
Hough who has returned TO her home in
Lapeer.
George Elias, who is well and favor.
ably known in this village and vicinity,
has leased the Hotel Edwards for a term
of years and took possession Monday
George has the right build and DISPOSE
ton to make good landlord, and there
is not doubt but what he will fill the
position with credit to the house and
satisfaction of its patrons He will open
sample rooms in connection, July lst.
Mrs. Elvira Secord aged 50 years, nine
months and % days, died at the home of
her daughters, Mrs M. j. Lyon, in this
village, Saturday morning June %, 1901,
Of old age. Funeral services were held
at the house Tuesday at 10 80 a IN. con.
Quoted by Rev j. Il. Wooton. and her
remains were laid to rest in the River
side cemetery. The near relatives from
out of town who were present were n