Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-12-06


For glassware go to Vermuelen's
Just notice WebD's new adj on ffJh
plge.
W w Roberts has been granted a
pension.
Fines: 70 cent Tea for 90 cents IA,
Vermuelen's.
Art Amsden starts for Boston next
Wednesday morning.
Fred Smith wears an elegant smile.
Girl, Saturday. all well.
Gen. Church left for Paris last Tues
day, where he expects to pass the
winter.
Children's Shoes and Rubbers, the
best and cheapest at f. l.. Stark's.
Head quarters for Boots and Shoes.
Do not suffer from the effect of cold
and stormy weather when warm goods
are being sold at Pollasky's within
reach of all. $40 doZ, socks and mittenS
at greatly reduced prices.
The combination of cold weather and
reduced prices OIL Felt Boots, heavy
socks and Rubber caused quite a stir in
town during last week especially at
Pollasky's Mammoth stores.
l.. n. Chadwick has received the
finest lot of machinery tor cutting and
storing ice ever brought into the county
The machines were shipped FROM
Chicago and are now ready for use.
Ladies who anticipate purchasing
anything in the line of dry good or
Cloaks can certainly find it to their
interest to call at Pollasky's dlring
The special reduced price sale.
We notice that the reduced price
sale on Warm goods at Pollasky's is
bringing many Of Gratiot county 5
closest buyers 10 town. Frank does
just what he adyertises and that's
what tells.
Wright's Opera House Band will give
dance at the Opera House next Tues
day evening. December 10th. If you
want jolly time be sure and go. Bill
only 90 cents couple, Music by the
| full band.
If you have property TO sell leave a
description of it at the RECORD office.
We have calls for farms and, our
facilities for advertising are unequalled.
If you have mortgages to sell We can
place them for you.
Flyers Minstrel Troupe held forth at
Pollasky's Hail last Friday and Satur-
day evenings 10 an appreciative au
dlence. The company has lost some
of its members since last year but still
furnishes any amount of fun.
The college lads who took hunting
trip two weeks ago had lots of fun, but
the snow storm of last Wednesday was
too much for them and they had to
send for help. They pulled i'll Friday
night with three hne deer as the result
of their prowess.
The readers of newspapers should
never fail to look over the advertising
columns. There you will find what in
ducements the live merchants have to
offer, and some bargains will invariably
be found that will more than pay for
the newspaper outlay.
The carnival at Wright's Opera
House under the auspices of the Band
was one of the most successful balls
ever given in Alma. About seventy
Eve couple were in attendance and
with the excellent floor and perfect
music they passed very pleasant
evening.
Miss Rosa Lenhoff, of st. Louis
favored a few of the Wright House
guests with an exhibition of her talent
last Thursday evening at the hote
parlors. Miss Lenhoff, it will be re.
membered, is the young lady who wor
the gold and silver medals in the ell
ocutionary contest before the ". c. I
U. at st. LOUIS some two weeks ago.
The Fair at the Pulfrey was decided
success for which the ladies of the
Methodist church deserve much credit
The stands were filed with dainty
articles which found ready sale, a
good prices. A museum, filed Will
ancient and modern curiosities, auto
graphs Of old world celebrities. rar,
pieces of china and heirlooms aided
very much to the interest of the visitors
John Thompson, the worlds grea
Commedian, supported by Miss Doti
Nagle and Miss Matte Thompson, viii
appear at Pollasky's Hall Saturday eve
ming Dec 7th, in the great comedy en-
titled "a Huge joke" intersperset
with songs and dances. The admission
has been placed within the reach of al
and none should miss seeing and enjoy
ing this company's performance.
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