Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-11-27
Sheet music at Miller's.


Mishawaka knit boots at Delavan's. e
Rope etchings and embroidery silks at
Miller's.
Special prices on trimmed hats at
Miller's,
Fine brown cheyiot suitings from
$23 90 up at kehn's.
The Fast Mail has the finest scenery
ever brought into st. Louis.
Call at DeIavan's for bargains in
Gloves, Mittens, Underwear, etc.
Call and see the new line Of carpets
we have just received (all handsome
patterns.) +. L. PoLLAsKY.
The next meeting of the Pedro Club
will be held at the residence of b.
VanDenBergh the evening Of Deem
: Der 2
NJ. II Douglas. OF GrauCeyille, Cal,
and his mother Mrs. p. Douglass, Of
Utica, y. Y. are the guests Of j. j..
Booth
We have inst received a handsome
line of childiens cloaks in new styles
and patterns at from 81 70 to So. each.
F. +. PoLLAsKY.
A live doll show will be an attractive
feature of the bazaar given by the
Ladies' Guild of st. Johns church on
Tuesday evening December 18th
have quantity of cedar fence posts
round or split at my place near CLOVIS
bridge on Sec. n OF the township of
Sumner, for sale cheap.
JOE NANAEsDALE.
Charles Carnahan. "A former Alma
boy but now of Mt. Pleasant was
married at the Wright House Tuesday
evening to Miss Hannah Shosts also of
Mt Pleasant, President Bruske of Alma
College officiating.
T. NJ Brock, OF Shepherd of Brock
& Shepherd manufacturers Of the Acme
Heating drum, was in town Tuesday
calling on the RECORD. Mr.. Brock re-
ports business nourishing, that their
men have more than they can do.
T is an assured fact that you can
make money no easier way than b"
purchasing thoroughly reliable goods ~
low prices besides getting n "Nickle
Exchange" with each Sl00 purchase
This fact has been thoroughly demon
strated by F. Z, Pollasky. e
George Lane and Miss Freddie
Pierce, two highly respected young
people Of Alma. visited Ithaca last
" ednesday and while there were joined
in marriage by the Rev. Thomas of the
NJ. L. church. The RECORD extends
its best wishes.
a progressive pedro club was organ
lied at the residence CT III. J. Vermeu
len last Thursday evening with Mrs.
A. J. Hall as President, +. +. Pollasky
Vice President and Mrs. Bart Miller as
Secretary and Treasurer. All arrange
ments have been left to committee
and will be reported later.
The grocery firm of Clum & Balch
which has existed for the past two
years was dissolved this week. 5. NJ.
Clum retiring from the firm. Mr..
Balch takes in with him his brother,
A. Balch. under the firm name Of +. W.
& A. Balch. The new firm is composed
of young men of integrity who Will no
doubt make a success.
For the Sunday school convention at
Muskegon December l. 2. and 3, the G.
& W NJ. and ID. l.. * y. Rys., Will
sell on November Both. and morning
trains on Dee. 1st, round trip tickets
at two cents per mile each way, or one
and one third fare. Tickets good to re-
turn December 9TH. These are the
favorite lines to Muskegon.
Yourself and Ladies are cordially in
vited to attend the formal opening of
the San Joaquin Valley Railroad ex-
cursion, Fresno to Pollasky and return
Wednesday, November 18th, 1891. y
Barbecue and Old-Fashioned New Eng
land Clam Bake will be given at POL
lasky," on the banks of the San Joaquin
river, the present terminus of the rail
road, in commemoratiOn Of the opening
of the road and the christening of new
city. MARCUS PoLLAsKY, President.
5, J. V. II r. Co." Thus reads an in
yitation just received by the RECORD
and which is hereby acknowledged. If
the new town on the banks OF the San
joaquin patterns after its godfather
it will be a hustling, progressive city.
a year ago an attempt vas made by
few of the leading citizens of Alma
to furnish a series of high.class enter
tainment5 for the season. The effort
was commended by all and at the same
time it was piophecied that it would be
financial failure. Nothing daunted
the promoters kent at work and the