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

stamped linens at Mlller's.
The place to buy holiday gifts is at
Miller's.
Fred Willard was at Lake George
Tuesday.
j. w. Robinson, Of Vestaburg, was
in Town Tuesday.
f. b. Green spent Thanksgiving at
Olivet, with friends.
The Fast Mail, Holcomb's Opera
House Saturday evening.
S. w. Tinker and family spent Sun
day in Saginaw with friends.
Notice those elegant baskets and
other Japanese novelties at Webb's.'
If you want stylish winter suit, get
one of those brown cheviots at Kehn's.
The Fast Mail, one of the most in
teresting dramatic productions ever
put on the stage.
Mrs. Fred Hamlin returned home
from Chicago last Tuesday. Mr.. ii. is
expected in few days.
A. j. Hall was ut Lake George Mon
day to find brother who was tele-
graphed for from Dakota.
ID. M. Thorne and family of Grange
vile, Cal, are the guests of Mr..
Thorne's sister, Mrs. j. j. Booth.
An investment of only Sl.00 at f. E
Pollasky's gets a complete outfit OF
Lumberman's rubbers and felt boots.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Johns church
will meet with the Misses Delavan on
Thursday afternoon next December 8.
The first lecture in the Union Lectu-
re Course will be by Rev. j. a Colledge
at Wright'S Opera House December 8,
on Africa.
DR.. Yerington, of McBain, is reported
very sick with the fever. The Doctor S
many friends here will be glad to hear
of his recovery.
The board of Supervisors will meet
i'll extra session, December 10th, to
call a special election to submit the
question of local option.
In order TO give our advertisers better
advantages we have decided To issue
our holiday edition December llth
instead of December 18th.
Joseph Drew who occupied farm
south west vi town but who traded last
spring foI A farm west of Riverdale,
ost his house last Monday by fire. The
building was insured for $3.50.
Don't buy cheap boots and shoes in
leather OF rubber goods for it is like
casting your hard earned money into
the sea when you can get reliable
goods at rock bottom prices at +. b.
PollaSky's.
The fire department was called out
Tuesday morning by the burning out
of the chimney on the Blanchard resi-
dence on State street. The boys had
their run for nothing as the fire was
ont before they got there.
Until January first we will make an
extra effort to close out our large stock
of mems, boys and children's clothing
tsuits, odd pants and overcoats) also
ladies and children S cloaks and Jackets
at such low prices that you can no. help
purchase. T. +. POLLAsKY.
The Michigan State Press Associa-
ton holds its oath annual meeting at
Ann Arbor January 1918 1892. Two
very pleasant trips have been arranged
the first TO Mammoth Cave and the sec
ond to New orleans and other points in
the South.
Nj. and Mrs. H. J. Vermeulen gave
a progressive pedro party to their
friends last Thursday evening. The
playing at six tables began promptly
at 8 o'clock and stopped at midnight
when elaborate refreshments were
served. The party broke up at one
O'Clock after spending as pleasant an
evening as could be desired.
Ed. Hooper had an exciting time
with his team last Saturday forenoon.
While coming in with load of cream
the kingbolt came out and let Mr..
Hooper and three barrels of cream into
the road in front of j. NJ. Montigel's
residence on Woodwork Avenue. The
horsps ran Ia the corner Inv the EniSco.
pal church when, as they turned, one
slipped and both went into the ditch
where they were caught by ID. Rosen-
bury.
Marcus Pollasky has secured the CO.
operation of the Fresno board Of trade,
according to the Fresno Daily Republi-
can, in preparing for and exhibit of the
products of Fresno county on wheels.
\ special car is furnished by the South
ern Pacific which, appropriately dec