Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-05-29


John Jeffery of Ithaca was in town
"Wednesday.
Two more Giant wheels in town sold
10y Chas. Riess.
Elegant gilt wall paper in latest
styles ut Webb's.
n. w. Wright is in New York this
week Oh business.
Call for the peoples $3.50 Shoe
for ladies at Delavan's.
The Alma Roller mill is paying the
highest price for wheat.
Marcus Pollasky is expected home
from California next week.
The Alpha Theta gives banquet at
the College Saturday evening.
A new invoice of ribbons of the
latest shades at Mrs. Avery's.
Mrs. Hamill. of Detroit, is visiting
Miss Rooth, her sister, at Ladies hall.
DON'T forget Favour's lectures on
electricity at the Opera Rouse next
week.
Special sale Of Nottingham Lace cur
tMns and window shades at L. L. Pol
lasky's.
Pollasky & Co. bought the first load
of wool OH Monday, last, at 2S cents
straight
The Ladies Home Missionary Society
Of the H. Z, Church will meet with
hrs 5. NJ. Loyeland.
Ice cream served 10y the dish, or fun
nished by the quart OF gallon for phi
yate use or parties 10y c. M. Scott.
Pollasky has made arrangements to
handle large quantity of wool this
season and will pay the highest market
price for same.
\ wandering band Of Italian minis
trels made music on the streets Tues
day and gathered i'll all of the stray
pennies in town.
The Alma Bicycle club will visit
Grand Rapids in full force next Sunday
the ID. l.. & y. having consented tc
take care Of the wheels on the trip.
Ladies do not forget that you car
get pair Of perfect Citing, fine, hand
sewed shoes at reduced prices at L. +.
Pollasky's. Every pair warrented tC
give satisfaction.
The Iollasky suit against the Dunn
Commercial Agency was called up al
Detroit Tuesday. Qnite number OF
Alma citizens were in attendance. Ii
was put over until the first of next
week
5. \. Smith, ID. Adams, and Prof
Travis have made some grand improve
ments on their grounds on Woodwork
St, this week, having placed new
walks, removed their fences, and viii
complete by grading.
Don't forget the lecture in the Col
lege chapel, this afternoon, tonight
and tomorrow night. How to Dress
How TO walk; How to Breath and Talk
| By Miss Lydia Newcomb. Evenin,
lectures open to both ladies' and gentle
men. Tickets for course 25cts., singl,
tickets 15cts.
Last week it was announced that tn,
Illustrated lecture by Prof. Favour
would be at WTight's Opera House
June l and >. The correct dates az,
June > and 3. Admission 25cts. pc
lecture. Reserved seat for the tw,
lecture 40cts. y complete change o
program each evening. See announces
elsewhere.
Why is it not possible TO take NOR,
action toward having the pond dredgeC
and cleaned out? The residents of Ia,
town and those visitors who might b'
with US would find il much pleasante
attraction than now Alma has n,
lake near, but small outlay woult
transform an almost nuisance into ;
most excellent substitute.
Two boys, Jerry Longwell aged II
years and Fred Holiday aged g, resid
ing at 1t. Louis started to visit the pal
factory at ST. Louis Monday night, anC
after their visit started home 10y tn,
way of the railroad track, and turned
up at This place about 10 o'clock. The!
were taken in 10y nightwatch Rosen
bury, warmed and fed and sent home
The Ladies' Literary Club will holC
its annual meeting on Monday, June l
ut the home of Mrs. Church. 1t il
especially important that all member
attend this meeting as the officers 20
the coming year are elected and Tn,
years work planned. All ladies wish
ing to join the club next fall, as well a.
the present members, are urgently in
vited to be present.
Confirmation services were held a
St. Johns church last Sunday evening
and class of seven confirmed by Pish