Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-11-06

Sunday.
Chickering piano at Boardman's
Recital.
A full line of stamped lines at Mrs.
Bart. Miller's.
Boardman's Recital, at Wright's
Opera House.
The latest novelties in silverware
and jewelry at G.. b. Porter's.
Wednesday evening, Boardman's
Recital at Wright's Opera House.
If you want stylish winter suit. get
one of those brown cheviots at Kehn's.
l.. A. Sharp returned last Friday
after few weeks visit ut Saratoga, n.
Y.
Call and see everything novel in the
way of fancy work at Mrs. Bart. Mil
ler's.
Try Fontaine & Son for boots and
shoes. They are new corners and sell
cheap.
j. w. Bowman has purchased the
Barney Cook property and has moved
to town.
Mrs. George Ireland and family left
this week for South Haven where Mr.,
Ireland is. at work.
Rev. a. o. Rurrill, of Bay City was
in town the first of the week hustling
things for winter.
The 5. G.. l.. Club, lately organized,
will hold its first meeting with Miss
Blanche Cole, Nov. 10.
Last Sunday was the first day of
quail and partridge hunting and not
outstanding the day it was well put
III.
If you need anything in the dry goods
line you can save money by going to
Pollasky's during their great reduction
sale.
You can save money on boots, shoes
and rubbers during the special sale at
Pollasky's, besides having every pair
warranted.
The gallery of Miller Il Smith was
opened in full blast last Saturday. 1t
seems good to see the genial face of
l.. w. with us again.
All persons holding cancelled cards
| for ''Barnums Wild Beasts, Birds and
Reptiles can call and get their books
at +. Z. Pollasky's,
! There will be no evening service in
the NJ. L. church on Sunday next, the
quarterly meeting services being held
AT Parkinson the same hour. Sunday
morning service AS usual.
The knights of the Maccabees, of
Riverdale, give an oyster supper at
that place next Saturday night. 1t is
characteristic with the order at that
place to have good time.
DR.. j. w. Vaughan, of Mt. Pleasant,
while out riding with his wife last
Tuesday complained of feeling chilly
and shortly after dropped from the
buggy dead. Heart failure.
some weeks ago l.. G. Rumsy, of
Ithaca, came to Alma and rented the
Ronk store in the Church block and
announced that on November he
would open Boston Novelty and Fair
store Since that time he has been pro-
nounced insane. 1t is reported that he
made similar arrangements at Ithaca
and in addition hired all the clerks he
could find.
On Thursday of last week occurred
the death of Jennie, wife Of j. NJ.
Everden, of Ithaca, after but three
days sickness. The funeral services
were held at the Baptist church in that
place and the sad ceremony which con.
signed to its last resting place all that
remained of the christian woman, and
the devoted wife, was attended by a
large concourse of friends who deeply
mourn her untimely taking oft.
The program to be presented by the
Ladies' Club at the next meeting is in
charge of Mrs Davis and will be as fol.
lows: Philosophers of the Restoration
John Locke. Sir Isaac Newton, Isaac
Barrow, Robert Boyle; French Con-
temporaries-D German Con
temporaries-Kant, Fichte. All nee
cesar, arrangements have been made
for heating the room and the club ex.
poets to be very comfortably situated
in its new quarters.
The Episcopal social at ID. II. Sulli.
vans last Friday evening was famous
success. Nearly 800 guests were pres
ent, many of them coming from ST.
Louis, and to say that they had good
time would be putting it mild indeed.
The carpets were taken up in two rooms
and the floors prepared for dancing,
much to the enjoyment of the younger
portion of the pleasure seekers, while