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

Examine Delavan's stock OF boots,
shoes and rubbers.
See the Lansing hose supporters for
ladies and children at Delavan's
Fine materials for Roman and Greci-
an embroidery at Mrs. Bart Millers.'
If you want II stylish winter suit. get
one of those brown cheviots at kehn's.
Look at those ties in Mccullough "
Buttons window. Your choice for -
cents.
The best line of rubber boots and
shoes to be found at Mccullough "
Buttons.
A chance for two more pupils in Prof.
Boardman's music class. Write him
Immediately.
You can find five hundred overcoats
to select from, all prices. We can Fit
and suit all.
MCCULLOUGH IL BUTTON.
DR.. J. II. McLachlin, of Elwell, who
has been wrestling with a run OF fever
of late, was in town Thursday.
If you need anything i'll the dry goods
line you can save money by going to
Pollasky's during their great reduction
sale.
Just received at Mccullough Il But
toms the nobbiest and best line OF boots
and shoes to be found in Gratiot
county.
]. w. Mcleod has located at Cheboy-
gan with stock of clothing, boots and
shoes. Mrs. Mcleod will move to that
place this week.
All persons holding cancelled cards
for 'Barnums Wild Beasts, Birds and
Reptiles can call and get their books
at f. Z. Pollasky's.
Call and see the Little Giant school
shoes, the best shoe in the market for
children, every pair warranted at Nc
Cullough Il Button $
There will he a meeting of the stock
holders of Alma Building and Loan
Association at Firemen's Hall Monday
evening, November Is.
p. NJ. SMITH, Sec.
Ihave a quantity of cedar fence posts
round or split at my place near CLOVIS
bridge on Sec "a of the township of
Sumner, for sale cheap.
JOE VANARsDALE.
Ladies now is your chance to get a
first class corset or waist cheap. All
of our new 81 waists and corsets will
go for S9cts. during our special sale.
+. +. PoLLAsKY.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Reynolds slipped on the
sidewalk in front of her residence
Thursday and was picked up uncon-
scious. The physician fears spinal
trouble.
Since the opening of Miller & Smiths
gallery the pIopretors have been rushed
with business. Their reputation for
making fine photographs is bringing
them in lots of work.
Now ladies take advantage OF this
during the special sale. +. K. Pollasky
will sell fine machine and hand sewed
shoes at from scots to 81 less than their
value, every pair warranted.
The Teachers Association at Ithaca
last Friday and Saturday, was one OF
the largest and most enthusiastic ever
held in the county. The program as
published in last weeks RECORD was
carried out and most lively interest
manifested in all papers and discus
sions. 1t was very evident that the
teachers of the county are thoroughly
awake to the needs of the hour and aim
to be prepared to meet them. The ex.
hbit of work done by the different
grades of the Ithaca schools was a
valuable and instructive feature of the
meeting. An exhibit Of the same
nature 10y different schools in the
county at each meeting would not be a
bad idea. The browning event of the
association, however, was the able and
eloquent lecture Friday evening, 10y DR..
Bruske Of Alma on LEND Hand"
The next meeting will be held in st.
Louis the first Friday and Saturday In
June.
The following cases have been dis
posed of at Ithaca this week. Judge
Daboll present:
DIVORCE.
! Minnie Harrison VS. Samuel Harri on. sub
mitted.
Josephine Faulkner VS.. Emory Faulkner.
Decree granted
George f. Bassett vs., Clara Bassett. Decree
/ 2rented
| Mary Dubss va. George Bubss Decree
| granted
4 INJrNCTIOS.
Ella DcMay vs. Robert NJ. Steel, motion 10
dissolve injunction denied.
Hannah Kimmcl VS.. Enos Kmmel, temporary