Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-02-05

Just receivef fresh sSock of cream
candies at Benneh
j. VS. and Phil Person of Stanton,
visited in town this week.
Try the Alma IaSTer Mills new corn
shelter. 1t works $Gfectly.
IL. +. T. Schneider, "a former business
man of Alma WAS in town over Sunday.
Ladies' gents and childrens' fine
shoes are being sold for less than cost
at +. l.. Pollasky's.
Prevent horse dist@ter by feeding
Ravens horse, cattle af d poultry food
for sale at Morden's' \
DR.. G. l.. King aid wife returned
last Thursday evening from visit at
eastern and southern points.
Ray Turck and Charley Capel were in
Saginaw Thursday attending the ex-
animation for the cadetship to West
Point.
If you want anything in the dry
goods line go to +. L. Pollasky's where
you can buy what you want at greatly
reduced prices.
VIII Houser has moved his stock of
goods to the Ellison building on Superb
OF Street which is being repaired and
otherwise fitted up for him by Mr.. Ell
lison.
ID. II. Sullivan, j. w. Hawkins, b. S
Webb, G.. s. Ward and Mrs. Miller all
of whom have been wrestling with the
grip are out again.
George Sharrar, son of Supervisor
Sharrar and formerly with Reynolds of
St. Louis, has accepted a permanent
position with b. S. Webb.
Last Saturday night Miss Erma Rush
WAS pleasantly surprised by several OF
her schoolmates and friends. They
presented hei with gold ring and
spent a very pleasant evening.
Mrs. A. j. DeLorme, whose husband
was at one tina station agent at the L.
g. 4. was buried at Sheridan last week.
They have been living in Grand Rapids
of late where Mr.. DeLorme has posi-
ton.
The annual meeting of the Driving
Park Association will be held at the
RECORD office Wednesday evening
February 10th, when report will be
given and the election CT officers will
take place.
At the next meeting of the Ladies
Club the program, lin charge of Mrs.
Davis will be as follows: French Con-
temporaries of The Lake School,
Chateaubriand, Lamartine, DeTocque-
vile, American Contemporaiies-lrving
Prescott, Bancroft.
Mrs. Geo. Yerington who has been
our efficient express agent for the past
two years has resigned the office and
will join her husband at Springfield
Oregon, where he has just purchased a
stock of drugs. She expects to depart
about the 10Th or FEBRUARY.
List of unclaimed letters remaining
in the postofiice at Alma. Mich, for the
week ending January 80, 1892. Miss
Emagine Buck, Mrs. Angie Mack, Mrs
M. u. Fullerton, Mrs. +. G.. Gleason,
Mrs. Rosie Newland, Thsedhes White,
Glen Fuller, Col. j. Il. Emmal, VIM
Il. Armstrong, A. A. Wood.
The Temple of Fame" an enter
tainment which has proved highly sue
cessful where represented, will be pro
duced at Wrights Opera House on the
evenings Of the % and 26 for the bene
tit of st. Johns church, under the
supervision of Mrs. DR.. Wade, of Holly
lady well qualified by her previous
experience as well as by natural Ca
pacity for management, to make it d
brilliant success.
a letter received from our former
fellow townsman James A. Stuttz from
Hillsboro, Oregon, says that he is well
and that the weather in that part Of
the country has been as mild as could
be desired. Mr.. Stuttz is travelling fol
Puget Sound National Savings and
Loan Association of Portland, of which
he has been offered the position Of
Assistant Manager. He expects Il
visit Alma in March and after thai
will decide on his future work.
The farmers meeting at the Day
school house last Saturday was not S,
fully attended as was desired. Tn,
meeting was called to order by II. +
Kirby, Of Pine River and Alec Wiley
of Arcadia elected chairman, The ques
ton of the mill was quite fully dis
cussed, the general sentiment b ing il
in favor of a mill costing about Sl2, 900
Committees were appointed to help OIL
the work and another meeting wa
called 10 meet at Alma February l3