Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-21

cry It Webs.
For Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Felt
and Rubber goods, 90 to the Bankrupt
sale III the Pollasky Store.
The most elegant present in town is
that dressing case in Miller's Book
Store. 1t will be sold for % cents by Il
drawing Monday night.
At last the new sidewalk near the
T.. y. ~. X n, NJ. depot has been
completed. In addition To this Il nice
job of grading has been done.
The ID. l.. q n. II. II. will sell,
Honday tickets Oh Dec 2i, %, 3lst
and Jan. lSt, good to return on the
3rd. for IL fare to and from all stations.
The Sunday School Christmas tree
will be lighted at 1870 O'Clock OH Holy
Innocents day, Dec. 2S, at st. Johns
church, the children's service beng il
little before that time.
We have 10 cords of wood on our
yard and 459 promised. The trouble
with the 45J is, it is paid for The
roads are good now, there is no excuse
if you want to keep your promise.
Willie Miller, Taree ID. Fisher, +.
Delevan, c. Spicer and William Spicer
spent Saturday camping in the woods
west of Wolfe's bridge. Their success
was greater than the bear hunters"
The green house is nearly ready for
the plants. TINS, hen IN running or
der will be an advantage. The propri-
etors, Dewlurst Il Long, are expert
enced florists and are sure to succeed.
The bazaar last week netted very
nearly ninety dollars. The thanks of
the Ladies' Guild are extended to NJ
Pollasky for the use of his store which
is located in very favorable place for
Their success.
The grand opening of Pollasky's Hall
next Tuesday night bids fair to be ii
grand occasion. Already friends from
st. Louis and Ithaca have notified the
manager of their intent ions to attend.
The bill is Sl.50 including supper at
the Milliken House.
AS has been the custom of late Mr..
and Mrs David Leech serve big din
ner on Friday, inviting the teachers
and school board to participate. A
very handsome and nicely arranged bill
of fare has been printed and is looked
forward by the participators as an en-
| joyable event.
a man may beat the printer, or the
preacher who ofliciates at his funeral;
pr even the undertaken ont of his coffin
but lie can't avoid paying his taxes.
This is matter strictly prohibited.
The captain" will be at his Office at
Caple u Halls every Friday of this
month. Walk up.
Last Tuesday Albert {. Nredenburg,
of Lincoln, and Miss da J. Horton. of
Alma, were married by Esquire ~ ell
man. at his residence Mr.. Nreden-
burg is an old resident of Lincoln town
ship. where he owns a fine flrm and
has hosts of friends The Hide is ai
rstmable lady and has many friends IN
Nina and vicinity.-Shepherd Ne,rs.
Lovers of music who missed the CON
cert at the College last Friday nilht
missed the rareSt treat ever given II
| Alma. IT is useless for us to speak
words of praise for these talented mu-
siciaIs as it is impossible for us to do
them justice We are sorry to state
that, owing to other entertainments in
town, the audience was rather small.
Fitz James Lodge No. %, X. L. held
| their annual election last Wednesday
night rs follows: G. C, DR.. w. Kelly:
V. c., p. NJ. Smith; II. of II. s., ID. II.
lark; Prelate, j. T. Hall; VI. of +
Geo. II. Yerington; VI. of E, J. ID
Spinney; VI. of A., Frank Medler; Rep.
4 G.. L.. o. J. stilwell; Alternate. l..
w. Miller; Trustee 3 yrs. w. l..
lough Auditing Com. Jas. Kirk, Otto
Sanderhoff and p NJ Smith.
Mrs. w. s. Turck. being about to re-
tire TO her winter home at st. Andrews
Bay, Fla, was rendered reception by
the Eastern Star Chapter at their socie.
ty rooms last Friday evening. nice
supper was served. Music and dancing
contributed to the enjoyment of the oc.
casion. The greetings were most cor.
dial. Mrs. Turck's many friends unite
in wishing her a pleasant journey. 9
happy sojourn. and safe and sure re-
turn to their midst "when the cloud.
roll by"
Pollasky's new hall is about complet
ed and is gem. From the hall open.
a large square reception room by fold
ing doors. In this room are two ward