Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-02-12
HOME AND VICINITY.

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day on business.
Max L. Pollasky, of Detroit, was in
town over Sunday,
A fine baby boy at Z. d. Struble's
last Friday. All ale doing well.
Fresh bread. fine cakes, and cookies,
baked fresh every day at Benefits.
Born, to o. W. Rogers and wife last
Saturday morning, an eight pound girl.
T. w. Whitney has disposed OF his
horse, Roman, to New York parties for
$1,000.
Mart Steel sold his promising three
year old colt last week to Carson City
parties.
ST. Valentines day comes next Sun
day and the girls expect each boy to do
his duty.
The new corn shelter at the Alma
Roller Mills does its work nicely.
Farmers try it.
The Nonpariel Club were entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Everden last
Wednesday evening.
Nina Hannah was called 10 Detroit
last week by the serious illness of her
sister, Mrs. o. G. Chaffin.
Bert Hayes, of Stanton, former
Gratiot boy, has been admitted to prac.
tice before the Interior Department.
A. w. Wright and George Emsley
have each bought five shares of stock
in the Alma Driving Park Association.
Allie Adams, former Alma boy but
now of st. Johns, spent Sunday in at
tendance at the Y. NJ. G. A. conven-
ton.
We are in receipt of very interest
ing letter from NJ. b. Faughner now at
London, England, which we will pub.
lish next week.
Shepherd is TO have second bank
with John Il. Ryan of the Peoples
Savings Bank of Nc. Pleasant as one
OF the organizers.
Ladies should buy their dry goods
curtains, carpets and shoes during this
month at f. E. Pollasky's sale and save
more than the retailers profit.
The Ladies Guild of st. Johns
church and also the Woman's Auxiliary
will meet at the residence of the Misses
Delayall on Thursday next, February,
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Read f. Z. Pollasky's adv, this week
it will surprise you. Call aud examine
their stock and prices and you will be
surprised to know that goods are being
sold so cheap.
w. Il. Watson and family late OF
Seattle, WASH, have located in Alma
where Mr.. Watson, who is state agent
for the White sewing machine, will
make his headquarters.
w. A. Bradley, of Riverdale, was a
caller on the RECORD Office Monday
He has just completed change in
power between his mill at Riverdale
and the shingle mill in Isabella county
The new fire bell has arrived, and
been placed. Those ringing it will be
very careful as itrings much easier than
the old one and unless proper care is
taken in ringing this one will be brok-
en-. A child can give the alarm.
Says the Saginaw Globe of gentle
man well known in Alma: Ernest
Sanderhoff is the happiest man i'll seven
states to-day. Mr.. Sanderhoff, Jr.
weighing II pounds made his appear
ance and consequently everybody
friends and all, are delighted.
On account of the National Conven-
yention of Labor Organizations, held
at st. Louis, NO., February 22-26, in
elusive, the L. & A. A. will make a
rate of Sl4 80 for round trip tickets
sold February 2O-22. Tickets good 60.
ing on date Of sale and for return up to
and including February 2s
There is move on foot to revive
Wright's Opera House Band. A gentle
man from Marquette wants to locate
here and act as leader. This is wise
move, we have good musicians left yet
faud the best set of instruments in the
state. Let every citizen take hold
when the chance comes and do all in
his power 10 have 1t reorganized.