Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-03-01

n. w Pequegnat, left Thursday for
Springfield, Ill.
Rev. a. f. Hart, of st. Louis, was in
town Tuesday.
Boys Rubber Boots for Sl.oO at the
Bankrupt Store.
Mrs. \. +. Ronk, who has been sick
Of late, has recovered.
Alabastine the best Yall finish, all
shades at Webb's Drug Store.
II. Smith and b. S. Sawyer, of Ithaca
was in town Wednesday night.
The Ashley Cleaner don't like our new
heading. That settles it, we will change
| it.
Why! You can buy pair of Misses
Slippers for fifty cents at the Bankrupt
Store.
Mrs. y. j. Delorme and children
left Tuesday for visit with her par
ents at Sheridan.
JAS. Bogart has purchased G. Lanes
interest in the rink, and will continue
the same as usual.
An error occurred i'm w, ;. Il SIS. adv
last week, corrected should read 10000
yards embroidery instead of | 900.
March >. 9, rs. %, 80 are special sub
scripton days, on any of these days the
RECORD will be sent three months for
20 cents.
Elmer Van Wegen. returned home
Thursday from Detroit, he has had a
twist with the Depythcrea. looking a
little thin.
Marcus Pollasky was in town a few
hours Saturday visiting his parents.
Mark. is happy but he shows wear and
hard work.
Mrs. NJ. Pollasky gave a very enjoy
able five O'Clock tea at her residence,
Wednesday afternoon, to about 40 of
her lady friends. All report a grand
time.
Monday is pay day in The Building
and Loan Association, the secretary
will be in his Office at the usual hours.
There will be money for sale in the
evening.
John Orwig, of Forest Hill, has ON
file, II years of almanacs. He eX-
poets to save one each year until he
gets % years, then have them bound in
two volumns.
The regular annual meeting of the
Ladies Library Association, will be
held at the Library at half past three
O'Clock on Saturday next, officers will
be elected for ensuing year. All are.re-
quested to be present.
Bro. Brown. of the Alma RECORD,
has treated his paper to new head,
while he is constantly making improve
ments TO his machinery and type. The
fact that he is constantly overrun with
work is good proof that his patrons APP
preciate his enterprise, llberality and
push. st. Louis Lcadcr.
A large bus load of good looking
ladies from Alma made our village a
visit Monday and were driven through
the principal streets. Their cheeks
were red and rosy, bloom Z with the
glow of health, and were 10y far the
best looking load of country girls we
have seen Tor many a day.-St. Louis
Republican.
Last Friday night was bitter cold
night, but Notwithstanding this fact,
there We're several inhuman enough to
leave horses out all night while attend
ing the dance at Grange Hall. Is there
not some one in that neighborhood that
can make room for horses, or are the
| drivers to shiftless to put them out.
Alma College Choir and Male Quar-
tette, will give concert at Curtis
school house, Emerson, March 4, 1889.
Program to consist of Anthems. College
Songs, Solos, and the bright and taking
cantata of THE Grasshopper Sat on a
Sweet Potato Vine" The friends re-
membering the concert gwen them last
winter may be assured it will be excel
! led this date.
G.. w. Pulfrey, has the stone on the
ground for his new Hotel, the structure
will be erected of wood on the corner
west of the NJ. f. church 1t will front
60 feet on Superior street and extend
back 100 feet, with Office and billiard
room in front and Dining Hall and
waiting room back The Parlor will
be neatly arranged in front over
the Office; at the corner of the parlor
facing up town will be bay window,
towering above the roof making a
cupola on top; - sleeping rooms
will be fitted up ON the second floor.
Mr.. Pulfrey expects to open the house
the coming summer, newly furnished
throughout. Mr.. Pulfrey is an eXper-
fenced hotel man. having made il a life
business. and people of this section are
well aware that he con and will by the
l neei .taucp pf his raui1l LITTLE wife RIM