Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-08-21

town Thursday.
Miss L. M. Brown is constantly re-
ceiying new fall goods.
The Alma Roller mill is paying the
highest price for wheat.
Black undressed kids gloves for Sl.3G
at Alma Mercantile Co.
Miss Nettie Bahlke is visiting friends
in Saginaw for few weeks.
Hon. ID. l.. Crossman, of WILLIAMSON,
is stopping at the Sanitarium.
Call and see the laundry bags and
umbrella holders in brown linen al
Miller's.
Several Alma gentlemen attended
the matinee at l.. j. VanLeuvans last
Saturday.
If you want wall paper in all grades
and styles and at the lowest price 60 to
b. S. Webb's.
Mems plow shoes from 50 cts. to 81 .39
former price Sl.00 to $l.75 at Alma
Mercantile 20.
Mrs. John Morton left Saturday fol
Bedding for short visit accompanied
by her two daughters.
Only few patterns OF those summer
dress goods left to close out at cost at
Alma Mercantile Co.
First class cabinet photos at Lewis
Gallery over Mccullough q Buttons
store for Sl.50 per dozen.
Mrs NJ. a. Davidson left this morn
ing for Harbor Springs where the viii
spend few weeks with her son,
Get pair of those perfect fitting re.
liable Ladies' or Gents fine shoes now
on sale at reduced prices at Pollasky's
Remember that | am selling clothing
cheaper than ever before in order tc
make room for new goods. L.KEHN. =
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ L.
church will meet mt the home of Mrs
Bmkhead, ON Wednesday afternoon
August 26.
y. w. Beckner and Ralph Ely were
in Saginaw the first of the week, adj
vertising the Business Department OF
Alma College,
Professor George Boardman will be
in Alma Friday, Aug. 2lst, for the pur
pose of organizing a class in music fol
the coming year.
Hugh Packer, OF Sumner, is reported
to be the latest who is down for a pen
sion. Notice of its allowance being
received this week.
If you can tell good thing when you
see it, you will undoubtedly appreciate
the bargains now offered at Pollasky':
grand clearing sale.
In the Alma market, this week new
wheat is bringing .05, new oats %, rye
80, potatoes 80, butter IA, eggs 10
apples 80 and blackberries .0S.
Miss Mary Yerington reached Alma
Wednesday evening from Oregon
where she has been for the past year
She will teach in Yerington's College
next year.
r. i. Tlmby returned from Muske
: gon Wednesday. lie was accompanied
by his mother Mrs. Phoebe L. Gilleo OF
Vickeryyille, who will spend a weei
with bin.
The T. d a. has made another
change in time. the trains now leaving
Alma as follows: north bound ll:42 N
and 9:35 y IN; south.bouDd $40 II
and 4.45 p IN.
For the dedication Of the X. of II
temple at Owosso Sept. 9TH, the I. Il y
will make special rates. Passengers tC
be handled on regular trains going ant
special trains returning.
Master Earl Porter gave several OF
: his little play mates party last Wed
nesday afternoon. The afternoon wa:
spent in frolc and at 6 o'clock bounte
Gus supper was spread.
George NJ. Hutchinson and wife were
, surprised last Saturday by the arriva
Of Mrs. AID. Madison and daughter, OF
Morristown, New York, Old friends of
theirs. They spent Sunday with then
and will visit in other parts of the state
The fifth anniversary of the marriage
of Prof. and Mrs Davis was duly cele
brated at their residence last Wednes
day evening. Over 60 invited guest:
were present and many costly gift:
made. The refreshments were fur
nished and served by Stephen Bennett
The Jolly Tourist Comedy Company
tortured some of our people at The
opera house last Thursday night. Ii
the first act about third of the aud
fence left the house leaving about 20 il
the seats, to speak of it as a rank snid'
does not touch the question. Westfal
one of the stars resides at Edmore onl.
: four hours walk, where If they follow
l tIair oolIino baraaftar thav will con