Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-01-09

Ladies' Jersey Vests only 23cts. at f.
L. Pollasky's.
Dress Flannels at 25cts. per yard ut
I. L. Pollasky's.
On or before Jan. 10Th you can get
the RECORD one year for 81 90 cash.
The remainder &C my stock of hats
will be closed out regardless of cost.
Mis-. NJ. >. AVERY.
Enos kimmel MAJ xcted last Thurs
day TWO pigs eight months old which
weighed 730 pounds. Who can beat
1t =?
st. Louis people expect soon To have
their main street lighted by arc lights
instead of the present low power lamps.
The change will be a good one.
MARRIED;-At the residence of Jay
Alverson Monday afternoon, the Rev.
Kaufman officiating, Donald McIaren
of New Haven to Mary Bacon, of
Ithaca.
The suit against Henry Brown and
j. ID. Wilcox in the Midland circuit
for attempting TO defraud "A farmer out
of his hard earned wealth, was nolle
pressed last week.
Owing To various reasons the Hon.
c. Ii. Morse is unable to act as presi-
dent Of the Farmers Institute and the
committee elected Slas Moody to fill
that important position.
John Norton was in Harrison Tues
day attending the examination of
Clark Thornton of this village charged
with committing abortion. The case
was continued until the next term of
court.
Yeringtons College is having great
boom; has enrolled 10 new students
this week, Commercial hall is full to
overlooking. The reader is invited To
visit the college at 2 O'Clock p. m. dur
ing the Act ual Business howr.
Mr.. G.. Il. Malone. the popular and
eloquent lecturer of the |. o. G.. T.,
will deliver an address in the Nj. L.
church Friday evening. He will be
assisted by the blind nightingale,
Julian West. Al. are invited to be
present.
T. II. Timby returned Tuesday from
Montcalm county where lie has been to
attend the funeral of his step-father, NJ.
Gilleo. Mr.. Gilleo was one of the best
known and earliest settlers of that
county having resided in the township
of Evergreen 36 years.
Sheriff King has made the following
appointments of deputies Under
sheriff, Raymond Titus, ST Louis;
deputies Joshua Walker, Arcadia; Lee
Houck, Sumner; G. Ballard, Hamilton:
Chas. f. Smith, Lafayette; Clifton
Rockwell, Seville: y. Bancroft, Ashley:
JAS. Robinson, Wheeler; and +. A.
Leonard.
MARRIED:-At the residence of the
Rev. George Vernon, rector of En-
manuel church, ST. Louis. Dec. 81.
James Kirk and Miss May Taylor both
of Alma. The happy couple are well
known in Alma society. The bride
has, for the past two years, been one
of the teachers in our school while Mr..
Kirk is well known as the leading boot
and shoe dealer in Alma. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kirk are at home to their friends
at the former residence of L. l.. Stalk.
The RECORD has the heartiest con-
CALCULATIONS TO offer.
Both Colleges started in, after their
short vacations, with full attendance.
Alma College boasts of larger enroll
ment in the music and art departments
than ever before, while the regular col
lege courses show healthy growth
from term to term. Yerington's Col
lege complains of a lack Of room AMI if
the present rush continues some steps
will have to be taken to provide for the
increased membership. The many
young men and women in this county,
who are considering the question of an
education will do well To look into the
merits Of Almas educational institu-
tions.
The first Free Methodist church of
Alma will be dedicated to God Jan. Is.
and is. Services on Friday evening
at 7:30 p. m. Saturday at L a. m. and
7:30 p. IN. Sunday. Love feast at $50
"A, N. preaching at II a. m. and at
m. let all the people of Alma and IN the
neighborhood round about, not fail to
attend this meeting. A cordial in-
vltation is extended to all the ministers
Of Alma to join us in this meeting and
their congregations also. Don't let any
fail to come and hear Rev. 4. T..
Marshall preach at this dedication for
he is a very able speaker and it will be
worth all of your time to hear him.