Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-12-16
Dolls at l.. III. Hayt's.

Dolls AT IL. IL. hayIs.
A childs' gold ring for Is cents at
Taylor's
Cloth bound books for 10 cents each
at Hays.
The Australian" at st. Louis, De-
cember u.
Miss Carrie Ransom spent Sunday
in Stanton.
Montcalm county talks of trying
local option.
DR.. G. l.. Barber, of Ithaca, was in
town Tuesday.
William Nelson, of Cedar Lake, was
in town Monday.
Just take a look at those souvenir
spoons at Porter's.
All silverware carried over from last
year at cost at Porter's.
A school bag given with pair OF
shoes at Mccullough Il Buttons.
You can purchase solid silver chat
elaine watch at Porter's for $500.
q S. Ward has purchased the Nora
Rabbit place on North Woodwork
Avenue.
Have you noticed Pollasky's show
windows? If not it will pay you to
take look.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Dubois, of Shep-
herd, spent Sunday in town, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Emsley.
Fancy toys candies and Christ mas
tree ornaments for the little ones at
Benefits.
You can buy ladies gold filled chat
elaine watch, cases warranted II
years, for SO 90 at Porter's.
Do not neglect to see the grand
window display of holiday goods at +
+ Pollasky's on the 10th.
Zach Payne. well known st. Louis
lite, was married last week at Clare to
Miss Nellie Bowers, of Arcadia.
The Rev. Z. j. Harris delivered an
address Thursday before the Baptis,
Missionary Conference at Saginaw.
Go to Mccullough & Buttons and
buy a pair of Little Giant School shoes
and get one of those handy schoo
bags.
George $. Aldrich returned Wednes-
day from business trip to Kansas
City. He was there during the biz
snow storm.
Clearance sale; must be sold before
January lst at any price, the fine lint
of ladies' cloaks and jackets a
+. Z. Pollasky's,
Ladies' 1t is criminal folly to ge
your feet wet and catch a death
cold when you can buy good rubber
for % cents pair at Pollasky's.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j w. G.. Mes
bit. of st. Johns, December II, al
eight pound girl. Mother and chile
doing well.
Last Saturday occurred the forty
ninth birthday of Eugene Brant, which
was celebrated at his residence OIL
Forest street by the assembling o
about forty invited guests. At clever
o'clock a bountiful repast was served
after which several beautiful present
were presented him. All report yer.
pleasant time.
The Fair given by the ladies of tn
Episcopal church last Wednesday nigh
at the Opera House was success
from financial as well as socia
standpoint. The booths were hand
some and filed with choice collection
of useful and fancy articles which me
with ready sale. One very importan
and successful feature was the suppe
which was elaborate.
At the regular meeting of Fit
James lodge, No. 80, K. of p, the 70
lowing officers were elected: o. M
Everden, c. c., George NJ. Hutchir
son, V. c., p. Nj. Smith, Prelate, job
d. Spinney, NJ. of f; l.. IL. Hayt. \
Of +; G. l.. Chadwick, X. of r. and )
Will Hannah, NJ. at a; Frank Medlel
Trustee; T. NJ. Smith, Rep. TO Gran
Lodge; Frank Medler, Alternate.
Smith found ten dollar gold piec
in the road; he paid it to Brown to Sc
tie a meat BILL Brown gave it to Jone
TO settle a grocery account; Jones pal
it to Baker in payment of balance o
lumber; Baker paid it to Smith VIII
found the piece i'll the first instance,
settlement of a note. Smith took 1t
the bank for deposit, when the banke
threw it out as counterfeit. No
were those various debts paids-Ex.
Last Thursday morning, Irwin, ii
only child of Bev. and Mrs. w. /
Jones died after short illness of tw
weeks, aged ten months. Friday M