Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-12-21

of the week.
Good suits made to q der from $500
up at Kehn's.
Geo. Nichols, of st. Louis, was in
town Monday.
For an easy shave OF "A ST. lish hair
cut go to Clark's.
l.. j. NanLuven, of Seville, was in
Alma Wednesday.
Queen Esther to be repeated at the
Opera House, tonight.
II. +. Moblo and wife, of Riyerdale,
were in town Wednesday.
Goods al about, and some for less,
than cost at Woodward ~ Co.
Order your baked goods early for
Xmas, al Bennett Il Sterling's.
Ray Turck arrives home from Ann
Arbor to day to spend holidays.
1t is reported that M. b. Faughner
will sail from Europe January lst
Miss Fannie Sharrar is assisting at
b. 5. Webb's through the holidays.
James Glavin and wife left Wednes-
day for Canada to spend the holidays.
Will Thomas now sports pair of
handsome ponies on his vegetable
wagon.
Mems heavy camel's hair underwear,
% cents; heavy wool socks, - cents at
Pollasky's.
Parties having hay to sell will find it
to their interest to call at the Alma
Feed Store.
Call at McCullough's and see those
boys and children's overcoats TO close
out at Sl.00 up.
Clark Thomas has returned home
from New York after few weeks
visit with friends there.
You can take your pick of those
nobby capes and jackets at nearly cost
OF material at +. K. Pollaskys.
Anna Best who has been almost an
Sanitarlum where relief is expected.
Did you take i'll Queen Esther last
night? If not, you should 60 tonight,
1t is grand. Seats on sale at Webb's.
Mt. Pleasant ladies are up to snuff.
They either wear small hats Oh purpose
for the occasion or remove their hats
at an opera.
L. ). Barnes, of Ithaca, is conduct
ing an auction sale of books in the Kel-
so building this week. He has very
large line of these goods.
Geo Hutchinson, manager of the
Alma Springs Creamery. reports bust
ness never 50 good at this time Of year,
having made five tons of butter in the
month of November.
Nichols, the jeweler, las fine Sym
phonion on exhibition at his store. 1t
is similar to an organ box, but its pro-
auctions are much sweeter, ana at a
price Of - cents any piece of music
may be had.
This season have made Alma the
leading poultry MAJ ket of Gratiot Co,
having bought 25,O00 pounds and still
hungry and want $1,000 pounds more
delivered at my place any day when it
is not raining O. w. ROGERS.
DR.. L y Bagley is expected home
from New York to day. The Doctors
friends will appreciate the time and
money spent during his visit in better
qualifying himself for their services
We are all glad TO see him again.
Harry l.. Ayers and wife of West
NeHton, Mass spent Sunday with J.
II. Lancashire and family. On Monday
MI and Mrs. Lancashire accompanied
them TO Detroit on their return. Mrs
Ayers has teen in Alma for two weeks,
Sheriff Petit WAS in Alma Tuesday
morning on his return from Marquette,
where he had been with Albert Wal
lace, who was sentenced LAST Week by
Judge Daboll TO the prison at that
place for 10 years, on the charge of at
tempt to rape.
DR.. L. A Bagley is to be congratu-
lated on his success in engaging so com
petent physician to care for his prac.
tice during his absence as Dr. Huffman
has proven himself to be. lie has made
many warm friends and has been
extraordinarily successful i'll his prac
tice. He will be kindly remembered
by many of Alma's people.
The concert by the Light Infantry
Band, of Saginaw, at the Opera House,
Wednesday night, was the musical
treat of the season. Their selections
were all well rendered, especially the
cornet solo 10y w. A. Boos and the
tuba solo by II. ). Jordan which were
exceptionally fine. The ball after the
concert was well attended and the
orchestra was pronounced by lovers of
the dance as the finest ever in Alma
The boys are not only good musicians