Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-11-30
+" Pair of Kids.
" Pair of Kids.
For pure drugs, go TO Vans.
For cheap harness go to Gillman's
For fine line of light and heavy
frn IN ~ CilItnan,c

For a fine line of light and heavy
collars. go to Gillman's.
Butcher Bros. shipped quantity of
pork to Toledo Tuesday.
Charles Morden, the harness maker,
has me- adv. this week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Ilol-
linger, on the oath, girl.
Fine line Cups and Saucers, Vases,
&c, at Webb's Drug Store.
Pure Drugs, Fine Stationery and
Elegant Perfumery at B. 5. Webbs.#
Senator L. b. Greenn will take his
family to Lansing with him this winter.
Mccullough & Button have moved
their dry goods stock to their new quar-
ters in the Weaver store.
Montcalm county board of supervisors
fixed the salary of their clerk at S625
treasurer 1000; prosecuting attorney
81 500.
Ben Worthington has exchanged his
house and lot with l.. d. Rodman for
his mule team and will follow teaming
this winter.
Ladies in want of dressmaking will
do well by calling on Mrs. ID Vought,
one block south and half block east
of Church block.
W. Il. Carpenter, Of Bay City, was
in town over Sunday. He expects to
attend College here during the winter
and return to his position in the spring.
\ l4x4O feet chicken park is almost
completed back of the Wright House,
for the purpose of keeping and fatten-
ing the fowls for use at that house,
which is not small quantity, by the
way. From 10 to 80 are consumed
every day.
The many friends Of Miss Nora Bar
Der, former student of the College,
will be pleased to learn that she has a
'position in Chicago as Stenographer
and Typewriter for the Hallet Book
Publishing Co. The RECORD will be a
weekly visitor.
The RECORD is requested to notice
the Michigan State sunday school con-
vention TO be held in East Saginaw
Dec 4th, 9th and 9Th. Reduced rates
on railroad and entertainment during
the convention may be obtained by
proper application.
Lockwood x Moore. who have pur-
chased the Geo. Pulfrey grocery store,
have arrived. They take possession
Dec. lst. They have a new line of
staple and fancy groceries coming to
sort up their already complete stock
Watch for their announcement next
week.
Mr.. Ed. Parker has rented black
smith shop at Alma, Mich. and will
move his family to that place as soon
as convenient. Ed. is a frst-class
workman and his many friends in tins
vicinity will join with us in wishing
him success in his new home. .-Pinck-
ney Dispatch.
The boys OF Tinker 4 Lancashire,
and Hamlin Il Green's factory, being
Informed by V. NJ. Wilson that a
| family in his neighborhOod were in des-
titute circumstances, passed the block
for the names of the givers, and $500
was raised and presented this family
for their Thanksgiving,
The well-iilled advertising columns of
the RECORD shows the enterprise of
the business men of Alma. No town
in Michigan has better assortment of
| goods than Alma. and no town sells
any more reasonable. Enterprising
business men make an enterprising
city and this we have.
| Died. in Alma, ON Thursday. atl2 NJ.
Mrs. Kline. beloved wife of b. +. Kline
Mrs. Kline has been in failing health
! for some time SO that her death was
| not unexpected, She was Dorm III luS-
cola County 3S years ago, removed to
Alma in 1877. married in 1878, has
borne three children. only one of which
Ia girl six years of age survives her.
Her funeral services will be held at the
Advent church on Saturday at Z, NJ.
Marcus Pollasky. who is always load
ed for business and enterprises, is look
ing into the possibility of building a
block of six stores Oh the Pollasky cor
ner and putting in an opera house on
the second and third story. Ii enough
encouragement is given him by our
business men the project will &c
through, and if started by him will not
linger. as he does not let his undertake
ings drag or do things by halves. The
structure proposed will cost $50, GOO. II
all will give it Il thought that Alma is
the only town in Michigan of its size