Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-11-13

Have you seen those beautiful lamps
at bayt's?
Fine assortment of head rests at Mrs.
Bart Miller's.
Ali the latest novelties in brown suit
/ ings at Kehn's.
st. Johns church will have choir
of boys after this.
Call on Mrs. Bart Miller and see
those new art cloths.
B. VanDenBergh spent Sunday in
Farwell with friends.
A lot of buttons, all kinds, for five
cents per dozen at Delayau's.
For 1909 old test oil, genuine
article) call on Clum n Balch.
a fine line of Ladies and Gents gold
watches just arrived at Porter's.
DO you want IA cup of coffee or IA
lunch IL SO drop in at Benefits.
Bert Woodward has traded the Mil
Ter building TO parties III Ionia for IA
farm east of town.
The Cleary Business College, of Ypsi-
lanti hold its Eighth Annual Com
mencement November Is.
The LADIES' Guild of St. Johns
church will meet with Mrs. George
Doane next Thursday. All are in
vited.
You can save money on boots, shoes
and rubbers during the special sale at
Pollasky's, besides having every pail
warranted.
The Free Methodists are holding {
series Of meetings at their church this
week under the direction of the Rev
j. M, Aiken.
The Tuscola County Advertiser com
pliments very highly the sermons which
Prof. Bntler of Alma College preached
AT Caro- November |.
There is an opening for two new
pupils in Professor Boardman's class il
music. Those who apply first vii
stand the best chance.
Dave Castor, \. j Hall, Ben. Tay 10
and J. Is. Tubbs left last Saturday 70
Lake George for short hunt. All bu
Castor returned Monday night.
. John Thompson, former business
man of this place spent Sunday in tow
with his brother and left Monday even
ing for Westloro, Wisconsin, his futur
home.
Don't forget to call at Pollasky S dur
ing their special sale on dry goods
clothing, boots and shoes, it lasts bu
ten days more; the choicest pattern
and best styles are going rapidly.
The Ladies Guild of st. John
church will give social at Pollasky'
hall this evening. \ good time may b
expected. "Alma's Young Orchestra
will assist in furnishing the music.
L. S. Andrews of the Williamson
Enterprise has put out boom editio
: of that paper which is fine sample O
printers skill The pages are adorne
: with cuts OF prominent business mel
residences and other buildings in tn
town.
The Zeta Sigma will not give.a cor
, cert Monday evening, but literar
: entertainment with some pleasant il
: termiXing of music. There will be n
: admission fee and every one is invite
to spend an evening with the Memorie
of Lowell"
y w. w. Secord, who lately started tn
r. Pensular City Pioneer at North Musk,
gon was found guilty Of criminal lib
at that place last week and sentence
to pay a fine of 500 or go to jail for
e days. He doesn't propose to do eth,
u and has appealed the case.
o The great literary triumvirate I
% America consisted of LoDgfelloy
q Lowell and Holmes. OF these Lon
fellow has been dead since 1882, Lowe
just recently died and Holmes is SIT
L living near Boston All were professo
y In Harvard College and all have bee
IL widely known among the English rea
N ing world. The Zeta Sigma gives Mo
y day evening TO the study of Lowell al
y invites every one who can to be pre-
's ent. College chapel at o'clock shar
y Paul Engelman is a German living
the southern part of Arcadia who's
native shrewdness is hampered, som
n what, by his lack of a knowledge
NJ English. However this doesn hind
him from driving good bargain no
y and then and when Charles Clifford
u Sumner came along and wanted to swi
er horses with him he swapped. He miss
As il on that deal though, ioI while h
"a new horse was apparently young al
Is fair to look upon he wasn't worth
N cent for work. Then was EngelmS
'u angry and he set forth with the hoT