Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-11-13

cOllu SOlu Ldotoih ptai pms hoi ~''-'
at Porter's.
Attend the social at Pollasky's hall
this evening.
N. b. Bradley, of Riverdale has been
granted a pension.
See those elegant drapes for Sl.00 at
Mrs. Bart Miller's.
Fine brown cheyiot suitings from
$4,000 up at Kehn's.
New goods arriving daily at Hayts
Book and Bazaar store.
Miss Maud Shepherd, of Stanton, is
visiting friends here this week.
Fine felt hats in all the latest styles
90 cents each at Mrs. Bart Millers.
You can get good Giant Frame"
umbrella for 75cts. to ~. at Pollasky ).
Mrs. Frank Convis, of Bancroft, is
visiting her brother, l.. ii. Halt, this
week.
Try Fontaine & Son for boots and
ohoco' lucy aiO hO" SoiS'" "ii" ~"
cheap.
A fine line of cream candies just
received. Call and see them at Ben.
nett'S.
Read f. L. Pollasky's adv this week
it will do you good financially and
otherwise.
The nobbiest, largest and cheapest
line of boys and childreD's clothing III
the city at Mccullough & Buttons.
Mrs. NJ. A. Lockwood returned last
Saturday evening from visit OF several
weeks in the south part of the state.
If you want good cloak or jacket
for little money your wants can be sup
piled at the special sale at +. Il. Pol
Task $.
Mccullough 81 Button are selling
| boots and shoes, clothing hats and caps
at wholesale prices this week. call
aud see them.
Professor Boardmanreports vacancy
in his class of music in Alma which
will admit of his taking two more
pupils. First come, first served.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. +
church will meet at the home of Mrs
Warren Rollin on Wednesday after
noon, November Is. All are invited.
During Pollasky's special sale you
can get nice box containing 8 cake:
of extra fine toilet soap and japanese
handkerchief with each five dollar pur
chase.
Only one marriage license has beer
granted by the county clerk this weel
the happy parties being George Pratt
%, Clinton county and Daisy Wandron
%, Washington.
1t is said that a ball will be given a
Pollasky's Hall Thanksgiving Eve. Ar
rangements are not all perfected ye
but those who attend may be sure o
having a very fine time.
C. III. Gates, adjuster for the Granit
State Fire insurance company Of New
Hampshire was in town Tuesday AM
adjusted the loss of Howard Willard OF
his household goods. The settlement
was made for S2S6.70.
Parties desiring to borrow money OF
village or farm property in Cratic
county can be Accommodated at 10y
rate of interest by the Alma Building
and Loan Association. Apply to +. NJ
, Smith. Secretary, Alma, Mich.
The Thanksgiving number of Tn
Household is a han dsome edition c
that excellent journal. Ladies desirin
cheap magazine for the home and on
in which the character of the article
are of high standard will do well
look ZIP the Household.
The catalogue of the Michigan Mil
ing School for 1890 1891 gives a yer
: flattering history of that importar
3 Michigan institution. No professio
i offers so many inducements to a youn
man as that Of mining engineerin
and no school has bad so great success
in fitting young men for that work
!. the Michigan School of mines. Ever
e graduate has good position.
Abram Harris, farmer living mort
: and west of town got little insight o
a a question Of law last week by selling
/ veal calf to VIM. Waller of the Cit
II Market. The bargain was made f.
;. $3.50 at the shop and az the farm'
= was in need of money two dollars W;
n paid down, the property to be delivere
e later. A day or two after Mr.. Harr
n walked in and offered the money baC
with the remark that he had change
his mind. He explained that he Ia
sold the veal at st. Louis for SIS. NJ
Waller refused to take the money al
after explaining the matter to Il