Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-12-25

See those engagement cards at Mil
ler's.
Fine brown cheviot suitings from
$3.50 up at Kehn's.
Remnants of wall paper very cheap
at Webb's Drug Store.
Church's Abstract Office is the place
TO look up the title to your property.
Get abstracts of the property you are
going to buy from Church's Abstract
Office, Ithaca.
For a useful present go to McCul-
Tough IL Buttons and look at those
nobby silk mulners.
County Commissioner, o. g. futile,
was in town Tuesday and Wednesday
looking after our schools.
Don't forget to read +. +. Pollasky's
adv. this week as it is Of interest to
every person it the county.
Buy your New Years presents of e..
b. Porter and get % per cent. off from
all hollow silver ware and jewelry.
We keep full line of Little Giant
school shoes for children. Every pair
warranted. MCCULLOUGH Il BUTTON.
Walter Emerson surpasses all cornet
players. He is the most brilliant per
former of the age.-P. 5. Gilmore,
New York Herald
Alma's village tax this year amounts
to S5335.S7 of which at the present
time $5l67.92 has been collected in by
Marshal Chadwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. n. Chadwick left
Thursday for Hamburg in response to
a telegram informing them of the seri-
Gus illness of Mrs. Chadwick s mother.
Mr.. j. +. Fletcher, city editor of the
Grand Rapids Democrat, was in town
the first of the week. He brought his
wife and will leave her at the Sanitarl-
um for few days.
ii. l.. Holcomb, of st. Louis. who
has been on the sick list for some time
and who was reported better last week
is now much worse and with small
prospects of recovery.
The RECORD Job rooms have just
completed SIS page record for the
Supreme court in the Walker VS..
Kelley case which has caused no little
comment in this county of late.
Word has been received stating that
a. ID. Amsden is now recovering from
a long and dangerous illness. The
cause was typhoid fever and for some
little time his life was despared of.
+. n. Chadwick is building large
ice house on the land just leased by
, him of the ID. l.. & n. railroad and
will store ice in quantity great enough
to supply the wants of his customers
next summer.
An item in last weeks issue stated
that Mrs. Mary Wilson was surprised
by some thirty friends and that all had
a very pleasant time. If for Wilson
you read Weaver the item will be more
nearly correct.
: Some of our correspondence was re-
ceived this week too late for publica-
ton for which we are very sorry. Our
correspondents will greatly oblige us by
getting all matter in not later than
, Tuesday night.
1t is rumored that the st. Louis flour
ing mills will soon change hands. The
prospective owners are said to be j. II.
Seaver and John Jeffrey, of Ithaca. If
the rumor be true it will insure a most
+ active management of the st, Louis
9 mills interests.
Frank Wells who works in the stave
mill at Breckenridge while under the
influence of liquor assaulted w. L.
King of that place. For that he was
arrested and this week convicted of
8 the offense and fined $50 or 90 days in
e Jail. For lack of the money he is now
! with the sheriff.
Ladies do not miss the golden oppor-
tunity to buy what you need in dry
4 goods, cloaks and jackets during +. f.
e Pollasky's closing out sale, as most of
: the goods will be sold for from one
:. half to two-thirds of their actual value.
s Remember that the choicest and best
i things usually go first.
delays are dangerous" don't wait
if you want suit or overcoat but go at
: once to f. f. Pollasky's closing out
3 sale and get an outfit Of good veliable
: material and stylish constructions at a
price so low that the strain is brought
directly on the purse strings of the
closest buyers snd dollars set in motion
I as if by magic.
Several villages in neighboring coun-
ties are having potato walks" as the
: latest social feature. The modus oper-