Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-09-18
HOME AND VICINITY.
b. Hall is home on a visit.

at Porter's.
Mrs. Herrick has moved into tht
Stark building.
The board of trustees of Alma Col
lege met last Monday.
M. Gray, of Sheridan, was in town
Sunday visiting friends.
A fine lot of new styles in Dress
Goods just received at Delayan's.
Herbert Carpenter was home from
Saginaw for few days last week.
Mrs. Bart Miller is in Chicago this
week looking up the millinery business.
Mrs. l.. III. HERMAN, of Milton, is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Rogers.
A boom to women. DR.. Strongs
'Tricora" corset. For sale at +. f..
Pollasky's.
The usual services will be held in the
NJ +. church next Sunday morning
and evening.
Bart Miller is in Grand Rapids this
week making a harrow exhibit at the
West Michigan fair.
We have new line of wedding sta
tionery and program samples, finer
than ever, at prices to suit all.
We are requested to announce that
the cider and jelly mill at Parkinson
Is opened up ready for business.
Messrs Clay and Dawson of Saginaw,
theatrical managers and AL. Lowry,
of st. Louis, were In town Tuesday.
Mrs. John Durham left Tuesday
morning for Grand Rapids where she
will visit her son and take in the fair.
Remember that l am selling clothing
cheaper than ever before in order to
make room for new goods. L.KEHN.
New styles of ladies' rubbers, Storm
Protection" go on easy, fit perfectly,
do not come off, for sale at +. +. Pol
lasky's.
DR.. G.. l.. Downie was home from
Grand Rapids over Sunday. Ee is
getting along finely although he is very
weak from the severe treatment.
Are you intending to beautify your
home with a new carpet ? II so, it
will be money in your pocket to inspect
the large line at f. + Pollasky's.
Those who desire to take part in
Boardman's Select Chorus, mention of
which was made last week, will meet
at Pollasky's hall next Wednesday
evening at o'clock, sharp.
Tinker, Lancashire & Co. closed a
contract Tuesday for the sash, doors
and inside furnishings for Holcomb's
new grist mill at st. Louis. That the
work will be well done goes without
saying.
Through the untiring efforts of DR..
c. l.. Barber and o. +. Jackson, Ithaca
has first-class track and has put up
good purses for their races next week.
They have also put up several new
sheds, making it all in all vast i'm
provement.
w. a. Bahlke was notified last
Saturday by the clerk of the court that
in the case of Kimmel vs.. Kimmel
Judge Hart denied the application Of
Mr.. X. for divorce. The decision was
a surprise to all. The costs were
ordered charged to the defendent.
The RECORD is under obligations to
+. NJ. VandercOok, of the st. Louis In
dependent, for courtesy shown last
week. Owing 20 the breaking of our
press when the edition was three
fourths of we were put in an unpleas-
ant predicament. Mr.. Vandercook
kindly came to our assistance.
Prof. Boardman has placed the date
for his recital for October 20 at Wright's
Opera House. Lovers of music will
have no better opportunity this year
of enjoying musical treat than on
that evening. The professor will use
for that evening his Chickering Grand
piano brought in especially for the
occasion.
ID. II. Hiyely, of the Carson City
Nursery has large stock of raspberry
and strawberry plants which he will
express or freight this fall or next
spring on the following terms: Rasp-
berries, per hundred $500 Strawberries,
$3.50. Send cash with your order and
it will be promptly filled. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
A movement is on foot at the college
having for its object the erection Of
society building to be used for the
accommodation of the Y. M. G. A. and
Y. w. G. a. and literary societies of
the college. The necessity for such
building is apparent to every one
familiar with the college and 1t is to be
hoped enough will interest themselves
in the matter IN carry tho work On m a