Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-12-30
Fresh fruits of all kinds at Benefits,

siOr Works.
Special sale of gloves at Delavan's
Saturday Dec. 3lst
X of L. party at the Opera House
next Tuesday evening.
b. l.. Ward and wife visited friends
in Stanton over Sunday.
Special sale of children's and misses
shoes at the Alma Mercantile Co.
Cheviot pants, latest styles, either
blue or black, "a 90 per pair at kehn's. =
Winter weight wooden underwear
for men, women and children at prices
lower than ever at Alma Mercantile
Co.
l.. H. Hayt and family left Wednes-
day night for Henderson 10 spend New
Years.
Wood wanted III exchange for farm
implements or repairing. Inquire at
/ Clubb's.
See what you can buy for that silver
dollar at the Alma Mercantile Com
pany's.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. William Coop
Ell last Friday, son. Mother and
son doing well.
Belle Brown, of,the RECORD office, is
spending few days i'll Flushing visit
ing her brothers.
w. ). Turck was in Ithaca part OF
this week as one of the appraisers OF
the church property.
Buy you a nice dress or jacket at one
quarter less than its value at +. e.
Pollasky's clearing sale.
The school children are having a
vacation this week and from all ap-
peaTances are enjoying it.
Christmas was celebrated in fine
style at the residence Of ID. w. Adams
by the advent of Il fine baby girl.
Ladies who are in need of first
class fitting corset will find it to their
interest to call and examine my line
before purchasing.
Mrs. BART MILLER.
7. w. Orr and wife, of Sterling, o..
, are the guests of +. q. Ferris during
the holidays. MIR. Orr is principal OF
the Sterling schools.
The Ladies Aid Society, of the NJ
L. church, will give their regular sup
: per in their dining hall on wednesday
afternoon, Jan 4th. All are cordial!
invited.
Plush Goods, Albums, Baskets, Gif
Books, Poems, Fine Perfumery, Christ
mas cards, Bibles and all goods usual!
kept in a lirst class drug and stationer!
store at Webb's.
; The November crop report show
that from August To December there
were 4, 737 1886 bushels of wheat market
: ed, decrease of 237 ,759 bushels owe
. the same period last year.
y deep cut in prices is being mad
at f. L. Pollasky's during Januar
clearing sales, all their dress goods ar
being offered at one-quarter off thei
: former low prices.
;. L. H. Hayt has purchased the news
s. paper and stationery business Of Gal
3 Davidson and will retain Louie Smll
= on the delivery of the dailes. Thi
y will insure patrons a prompt service.
The Knights of Pythias have de
! cided OH series Of four parties to b
1r given at Wright's Opera House, I'll
- first one to lee given next Tuesda
'r evening. 1t is probable that two wi
lr be given before the annual ball Eel
ruary -, and one afterwards. IL
= best of music will be in attendanc
d, and everything done to have pleasar
. time,
~ Married at Ithaca, Saturday, Decen
ID Der "a, L. b. Kehn to Miss Nett
"a Rosenbury. The contracting partit
e are among the best known Alma youn
people and their partnership is attende
. with the heartiest good wishes of a
their many friends. They are spen'
ing the holidays with friends in Il
~ south part of the state and will retuI
s. the first of the week.
20 The public installation of the office
% of Alma Lodge, pa, f. & A. NJ, la
is Tuesday evening, was attended |
10 some three hundred Masons and the
= families and invited guests. An a
dress by Prof fl. 4. Butler, OF Ain
College, was one Of the features OF Il
evening. Although the Professor
not "A member of the order he talk'
/, pointedly of the benefits. After Il
exercises an elaborate supper W
re served in the hall over Schwartz's ca
risge repository. The room and tabl
% were handsomely decorated and pr
sented a fine appearance.
e. Some time ago the village count
considered a proposition toward clea
80 ing out the pond For various reaso
the project fell through and nothil