Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-10-23
Latest novelties at Miller's.

MIS-. Henry Brewbaker is on the sick
list.
w. ). Nelson, of Cedar Lake, was in
town Wednesday.
Did you see those noDby suits at Nc
Cullough Il Buttons.
Everything found i'm lirst-class
millinery store eau be seen at Miller's.
The largest line of perfect fitting
corsets at low prices can be found at
f. T.. Polasky's.
Look at those fine suits of under.
wear for % cents garment at Nc
Cullough Il Buttons.
Copies of the RECORD dated June 5,
Il, 10, July 3, 10 and "a and Sept. IL,
are wanted at this office.
Don't use 'Squaw Buck" kerosene,
but go to the Star Store here you can
get the high test Headlight Oil"
All parties having bills against the
Alma Driving Park Association are
requested 10 hand the same to the sec
rotary.
n. w. Becbner and Mrs. Stevenson
went to Stanton Wednesday to assist
in recital given IN that place by Leslie
Vaughan.
John Greig who has been sick for
the past week with an attack of coDges-
ton Of the brain, is now better aud
able to be out.
Mrs George Willard and daughter
Sophia were in Saginaw this week at.
tending the convention OF the
Daughters of Rebekah.
+. y. Leonard was in Edmore Thurs
day reminding one w. ~. Bissell that
he bad forgotten to settle his board bill
: while here attending the races
The largest stock of perfect fitting
suits and overcoats in the county can
be seen at f. f Pollasky's. The ex-
IRENE low prices are moving the stock
rapidly.
Remember that it is unlawful to kill
partridge or quail this month. The
law takes cognizance of no excuse but
makes the possession of the bird proof
of the otfense.
The ladies and gentlemen of Alma
and vicinity are invited to call at my
place Of business Saturday Oct, "A and
get cup of coffee free
STEPHEN BENNETT
L. Fentaine d Son, of Bay City, are
putting IN a stock of boots and shoes in
the building lately occupied 10y Me-
Carly x Son. In addition to full line
of that class Of goods they will do Gus
tom work and repairing.
The Ball VS. Ball case. mention of
: which was made some time ago, has
taken another turn, Joseph having
taken possession of the child again last
Thursday. a warrant was issued and
placed in the hands of officer Willard
charging Ball with abduction, but w
to date no trace of man or child has
been found.
: Mrs. +. j. AlvcrsOn, former resi-
dent Of Alma, but more recently OF
Kansas City, Mo-, who has been spend
: ing some two months in Alma visiting
friends. lett Tuesday morning last fol
Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo where
) she will make short visit among
u friends. then she will leave tor Ogden
Utah, at which place her husband i!
J. now located, and which they expect t,
+ make their future home.
. Those who have, in the past .attende,
u the numerous musical entertainment,
Il given by rofessor Bnardman as wei
! as those who have not. are cordial,
invited to attend the Piano Forte Re
cital given by him at Wright Opera
: House, November II, and compar,
e notes The program will consist o
Il selections from Beethoven, schubert
" Raft, List, Chopin and others all o
e which will be rendered from memor,
in the professors inimitable style.
IS The concert given under the auspice
= OF 1T. Johns Guild, at Wright's ODers
II House on Monday evening. Oct. 18th
y was fairly well attended in spite of tn
y unpleasant weather which prevailed
s. The attractions OF the program were
e such as should have called forth mucl
g larger audience however. Such artist
" as Mr.. Les lie Vaughan and Mrs. Han
ii nah l.. Stark, together with those VIII,
Il assisted are rarely heard in our midst
le The violin playing of Mr., Vangan he
speaks the instincts of thorough
l. painStaking artist, His classical seleC
d tions were rendered with ease an,
le finish, together with a true nterpreta
/. tion Of the composers idea. The we
le known and beautiful Larry" b
IS Handel, gave especial pleasure an
j.; Mr.. Vaughan was heartily recalled
A. Nrs Stark Of Suuinuw Uop man