Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-21
Morden's for horse blankets.

Morden's for horse blankets.
For fine line of Art good, go 10
Vans.
Wood is just as good rs money on
subscription.
Four copies of the RECORD are sent
to st. Andrews Bay, Fla.
Watches, jewelry and Silverware at
hard pan mt Brown Il ARCHARD's in
Pollasky building.
i A. Leonard has purchased the J..
w Ferguson honse north of the Epis-
copal church. of o. j. Stlwell.
And now comes Howard Willard
with parental smile, Il nine pound
boy last Sunday night at his house.
Several of Alma people attended
"IIumming Bird" at st. Louis last
Monday night, pronouncing it a rare
treat.
Children's illuminated /books. Red
Line poems. padded POEMS, games,
photograph ard scrap albums at b. S.
Webb's.
Volume /, No. =, of the Midland
Journal is before us. 1t is Il neat four
column quorto, edited by Chas. L Rob
| inson.
Make the Editor present by paying
him what you owe him, he will appre-
ciate it as he wants to pay his deb Is b
Jan. 1st.
Christmas trees will take place at the
Presbyterian and Nj. f. churches on
Monday night and at the Baptist Tues
day evening.
All business houses expect to close
at II O'Clock Christmas, arrangements
are also being made to close all day on
New Years.
Any party .desirous of taking orders
for the RECORD we will furnish five
subscriptions of the RECORD and Farm
Journal for S..
a party of young people enjoyed a
Il
Mr.. and Mrs. a. J, Hall, as us al they
report grand time
DR.. Brainard offers for sale his horse
harness, carriage, cutter and robe for
$500 in the Ithaca JOURNAL, for pity
sake some one buy it.
With this issue we Y several papers
whose subscription ho expired. We
need the money by Jan. lst and trust
you will respond, either money or wood.
70 MY PATRONS: My barber shop will
be closed at II o'clock sharp, on hrist-
mas and New Years. Base your calcu-
lations on this notice. Resp'y,
NICK G.. DAVIDSON.
1t is not generally understood that
the grand opening party at Pollasky S
Hall lTistmas evening is Il public
party, but such is the fact, everybody
invited.
The cheapest place in town 10 buy
presents Is Miller's Book Store. He is
selling plush cases, albums. books. also
steel engravings and chromos. and
many other things at cost.
y G. Davidson is doing very arts.
tic job of sign painting for G.. w. Yer
ington, for the several departments in
the Commercial department at the Col
| lege. Nick is Jack 1T all trades.
y party from Oscola visited Alma
last week, where he had been Informed
that +. l.. Beckhard the missing bank
er of that place claimed he has proper
ty. lie could find no such claim here
Abont thirty of the little playmates
of Wellie Miller gave him party al
his home last Monday night. ' he
evening was spent in games etc. re
freshments being served, all haying q
gala time.
Some unprincipled sink is tearing
down card signs about town. Ed. Par.
ker, the new black smith, is the last
sufferer. having had new signs up only
one day, a rather dear job for some one
if caught in the act.
Lockwood 81 Moore are nicely locat.
ed in their new store, lst door south OF
the Methodist church. Their store is 9
novel and model store, they have add
ed new stock which with fner al
ready fine line makes them a large
display.
The public review of the work o
Miss Ross's Kindergarten class, giver
Monday evening was decided success
The people of Alma who ATTENDED
were well paid for the effort by tn,
ideas they gathered of this CROWN:
method of teaching little folks.
Marcus Pollasky, the one time Mich
gan man, who is now president OF the