Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-09-04

Buy your school books and stationery
at l.. IL. Hayt's.
Miss Mary Yerington is visiting
friends at Stanton and Greenyille this
week.
The great and only Joe Kimble is on
our streets once more sweeping CHM
neys.
DR.. j. w. Weir and wife, Of Sparta,
H., are visiting at the home Of Prof. j.
w. Ewing.
Just received, our fall stock of robes,
blankets, whips, etc, prices reasonable
at Mordcns.
Tuesday was the first day of the
partridge season and the woods were
full Of hunters.
Mrs. ID. ID. Whitesell was called to
New York last week On account Of the
sickness OF her mother.
The II. & a. adyertises an Excursion
to Cadillac, Sunday, Sept. 6. Train
leaves Alma at S:26. Fare $l.iO.
Remember that | am selling clothing
cheaper than ever before in order to
make room for new goods. L.KEHN. \
Do not fail TO see the exhibition of
Ladies' Jackets and wraps at f. +.
Pollasky's. They embrace many novel
ties
William Sloan leaves Friday for
I.Hnsug WHERE he has entered Diamond
Joe in the 2:45 race at the state fair
for next week.
The Uuion school opens up Lext
Monday with bright prospects, several
families have settled among us for
school advantages.
w. 5. Turck, G.. 5. Ward, Ray Turck
and Chas. Ward left Wednesday with
the necessary equipments for a few
days hunt and fish at Lake George.
Jas Gargett and wife left Tuesday
morning for Richmond, V. their new
home. Hereafter they will only spend
a few weeks each summer at this place,
Dr. Bruske was in town Tuesday at
tending Faculty meeting; it is expected
that he and his family will arrive next
Tuesday, making their home at the
Sanitarium for the present.
Thursday. September 10TH is the day
Of the L. q \. excursion to Petoskey,
Bay View, Traverse City, Onekama,
Benzonia and Frankfort, fare from
Alma To any of the above points So 80.
Train leaving Alma at IL Az "a. m.
The Wild Beasts and Reptiles of the
World is the last work of Pr. Barnum
the great Snowman. 1t is a volume OF
over 800 pages, contains 250 illustra
tons, and is one of the most interest
ing works extant. 1t retails at 81 a
volume but is given away by +. L. Pol.
lasky.
SAT the urgent request Of many of the
st. Louis people, our artist, DR.. l.. 5,
Stevens will move his entire stock OF
oil paintings and art fixtures TO St
louis, where he will occupy a conspicu-
Gus position in the College building
The above from G. w. Yerington'
circular is entirely false and misleading
The DR.. informs us that few of hls
paintings will go to st. Louis and OF
Thursdays of each week he will he in
that city at Yerington's College but as
to his entire stock of oil paintings anC
art fixtures they remain with him il
Alma. The DR.. is fitting up an elegant
studio opposite the Hotel Arcadia anC
in connection will handle full line OF
mouldings.
Rev. a. +. Bruske and family viii
remove from this city next week anC
take up their residence in Alma. Fol
a time they will be domiciled at the
Sanitarium. The formal closing Of Mr.
Bruske's pastorate of the Court street
Presbyterian church occurs next Sun.
day. Mr.. Bruske assumed charge OF
the church i'm the summer of 1878 ant
it is with reluctance that his people give
him up. AS president of Alma College
his field of usefulness will be extended
and if an equal measure of success
crowns his efforts in the new field tina;
he has attained here, Alma College viii
never have reason to regret that he
was chosen president. Herald.
1t isn't often that a neighborhood
gets so torn up and generally excited
as has the community at Arcadia Cente
this week, and when the facts are
thoroughly well known it will be seen
that there was just cause for their ex-
element. Bng Lewis is plain every.
day, hard working farmer who aims tC
pay his debts and provide good home
for his family. Several years ago bt
installed as mistress of his house Miss
Keckler, sister of the notorious George