Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-10-23
b. l.. Finch was in town Thursday.

! New goods received daily aI Miller s."
Giles Il. Brown, of Ithaca, was in
town Wednesday.
The latest thing in stiff hats at Nc
Cullough Il Buttons.
Hot coffee, lunches and oyster stew
served at all hours at Benefits.
Mrs. Gen. Church left Wednesday
for few days visit at Kalamazoo.
Over coats from one dollar 10 twenty
Ave dollars at Mccullough " Button s."
The x-prisoIers.ofw hold their
fifth annual meeting at lonia October
2S-29.
Melvin Med!er is now clerking at the
Wright House, taking Guy Milhken's
place.
Remember we carry the largest line
of boots and shoes III the CITY. Nc.
Cullough q Button.
Have Weston ~ Stickels cover your
steam pipes with Insulated Air cover
ing and reduce your co al bill.
Is. G.. Button has purchased The
Adams property at the corner OF Hast
ings street and Woodworth Avenue,
Gale Is. Davidson and wife, ot HarDOr
Springs, spent part of the week In
visiting mother and brothers III town.
Frank beckwlth VINO has been TAX
ing vacation IN the west Tor the past
ieN weeks returned "Wednesday morn
lug.
Don't increase \your insurance by
using Squaw Buck Kerosene but buy
high test HeadlightNpil at the star
Store.
WANTED.-By Alma Roller Mills,
flour barrel hoop poles, for which We
will pay as follows: Hickory, 5000,
Ash, $500, Soft Maple, $500.
Frank Thomas and wife, of lem
lock, former residents of this place,
were in the city last week taking i'll the
races and visiting friends.
Being overloaded with dress hannels
we will for the next few days offer 30
pieces of new colorings aud patterns at
greatly reduced prices. +. K. pollasky.
Ladies should take advantage of the
special cloak and jacket sale at f. +
Pollasky's next week, 800 jackets and
200 cloaks will be offered at greatly re
duced prices.
A regular convocation of Alma
Chapter No. 1913 II. \. NJ, will be held
at their hall OH Saturday evening at :
p. III. Members are requested TO at
tend, work on 4th degree.
Those enterprising clothiers of Sagi-
nav, the Heavenrich Brothers, will
formally open their new store rooms
next Thursday. For further particulars
see their adv. in another column.
Bennett has made new departure
and hereafter will keep on hand full
: line of bakers goods and will furnish
the finest of oysters either by the can
or dish. Opposite Webbs drug store. y
If a fellow comes around examin-
ing pension papers with view to get
ting you an increase and charges you a
fee of 81 90, kick him out for he is a
fraud. Such a person is working in the
, state.
Speaking of large vegetables. an or
binary white summer radish was
I brought in last week which measured
26t inches long and weighed 81 pounds
and was as perfect and crisp a radish
as ever graced table.
l Frank Milliken formerly of the Mil
5 liken House of this place and late OF
D Fenton has signed contract will
e Robert Steel, of st. Johns, and assumed
control OF the Steel at that place last
5 Monday. Guy Millikcn takes the posi-
s ton of head clerk,
\ gentleman 10y the name of G. III
: Bangs from Jackson has made arrange
L mentS to locate bazaar stock in the
Adams building and full line OF
/ staple and fancy bazaar goods is now
e on the way. Mr.. Bangs has rented the
, house lately occupied by +. q. Carey.
The new mortgage tax law which Ina.
: Just gone into effect in this state pro-
= yides for the taxation of mortgages al
their face value, no matter where the!
o are owned, the owner of the property
Is which is mortgaged 10 have his assess
e ment reduced by tie amount of The
P mortgage. 1t is provided that the
: taxes on mortgage may be paid b,
y the owner of the property mortgage'
t and the amount so paid may be applied
he by him on the interest due TO th'
1t holder of the mortgage.
The committee in charge of the Citi
he zens' Lecture Course have arranged
z for the winter series TO consist of th
2 following attractions: Rev. w. y. Col
he ledge. Dec. 5, Picturesque Africa; Tn
> Emmerson Concert Co. Jan. 8; Mis-
e Olof Krarer, Jan. 20. Life in Greenland
il Dr II - Henson Feb Is Fools Mr.