Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-09-04
HOME AND VICINITY.

The best place to buy school books is
at Hayt's.
Mrs. c. II. Days and son, of Saginaw,
are In town.
Call at Delavan's for bargains in
boots and shoes.
Judge Marston, of Detroit, visited in
town last Monday.
Allie Adams and wife, of st. Johns,
spent Sunday in town.
l.. II. Hayt has an elegant new line
of tablets to select from.
Hamlin IL Green have moved their
finishing rooms to the rink.
JAS. Clark, prosecuting attorney, of
Ithaca, was in town Wednesday.
j. ID. Struble brought us rare speci-
men of plums, they are dandies.
f. f. Beckwith left Thursday for a
months rest and visit i'll the west.
Prof. j. Il. Ewing was in Detroit
Wednesday attending the Exposition.
Prof Davis mother returned to her
home in the east on Wednesday MOI n
ing.
Mrs W. w. Pike, of Belding, spent a
portion of the week with Mrs. ID. Rosen-
bury.
j. G., Nesbitt, of Bath, is in town
visiting and getting ready to move his
family.
+. f. Pollasky took in Detroit,
Wednesday, minging pleasure and
business.
Jas. Kress and family took in the
Exposition at Detroit Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mr.. Barnes and wife, of Eaton
Rapids, are guests of her sister, Mrs
Al Hall.
If you want wall paper in all grades
and styles and at the lowest price go to
b. 5, Webb's.
VIII Trott. who is in the employ of
the Fisher Electric Light Co., at De-
troit, is home on visit
Boots and shoes, a complete line of
fall goods, perfect fitting and perfectly
reliable, at f. Z. Pollasky's.
The high water in the Pine will en-
able Joe Van Arsdale To get his 2,2OC
cords Of pine wood TO town.
Geo. II. Doane has rented the Perley
Smith house on north Water street and
permanently located in Alma.
Richard Anderson left Tuesday noon
for Mt. Pleasant where he has accepted
"A position in the Enterprise Office.
DR.. Gil Barber was in town Wednes.
day evening on his way to Saginaw
taking in the races at that city Thurs
day
William Reed, of Holly, the new
head miller of the Alma roller mills has
rented the residence of James Gar gett
and moved in with his family
Do you need new carpet I? 1t will
pay you to see the assortment at f. f.
Pollaskys. Wilton Velvets, Body Brus
sells, carpeting of every description.
Frank Fry had his ankle broken last
Monday while taking logs and flood
wood from the llume. He was taken
: to the Sanitarium and cared for and
is doing well.
Mrs Henry Ward Beecher's personal
memoirs of her husband. under the
, title of Mr.. Beecher as Knew Him,
will begin in the October issue of The
Ladies' Home journal.
Professor Boardman will be in Alma
every Wednesday in the interests OF
his music class. The first work, how
ever will be begun September 10
Students will please notice.
Alma College opens September 9TH
nearly all the old students will return
bringing with them new ones. Tn,
Business Department looks very ELI
! couraging and will pro badly be larger
than ever.
Mills & Wickham is the new firm
that has purchased 5. II. Loveland':
: factory and will commence the manu-
facture of Lawn and Parlor reclining
chair. They expect to be in running
order in few days.
The following concerning former
student at the College will be of interes
: to many of our readers. The Hatcl
; Engraving company of Lansing wa:
) incorporated last week with capita
of $4,000. Ira NJ. Hatch was elected
president.
For the State Fair at Lansing, Sept
: ember 9TH to 18th and the West Mich
I gan and Kent County Fairs at Crane
Rapids, Sept. 18th to 18th, the w. NJ
and ID. L. q n. lines will sell excursion
a. A,.s,