Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-23
MARKET REPORT.
HOME AND VICINITY.

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Hats and caps at cost to close out at
Delavan's.
Walter Vliet is in Detroit this week
on business.
ID. Fleming, Of Riverdale, was in
town Wednesday.
A good work mare ten years old for
sale. Enquire at this office.
Mime. McCarty; dressmaking shop in
Vermeulen block, 2nd floor. 7Sl-l2w
Elmer VanWegan is home from
Belding and is on the sick list.
ATTENTION FARMERs.-F salt
only 1915 per tor, at Pollasky's.
J. G. Sigsby, of Crystal, was in town
over Sunday visiting his brother.
Will Davis. who has been at Adrian
for some time, has returned home.
Dan Goggin is enjoying few weeks
visit among friends in Marseills, Ill.
l.. b. Kehn has purchased the ID.
Rosenbury residence on Superior street.
Some desirable patterns, curtains,
fringes and laces at Alma Mercantile
Co.'S.
w. s. Turck and family are expected
home from Florida about the first OF
April.
Will Hannah aud viii Boyer have
positions in Frazier's Hoop Mill, st.
Louis.
New spring styles in worsted dress
goods at y! cents per yard at Pol
lasky's.
The lecture at the Presbyterian
church, last Friday night, was very
poorly attended.
Take advantage of the ten days car
pet, floor oilcloth and curtain sale at
+. f. Pollasky's.
Don't forget that next Saturday is
registration day and be sure and see
you are registered.
For EXCHANGE:-A good Elgin
watch for "A single harness or road cart.
Enquire at this office.
Dr. CT. w. Patterson. formerly of
this place, but late of Shepherd, has
moved back to Detroit.
Just received 100 pair of boys knee
pants in all sizes at from 80 cents to
81 90 pair at Pollasky's.
The NJ. f. Sunday school will give
an Easter entertainment at the church,
at 1920 a. m. next Sunday.
Next Sunday evening the subject at
the Baptist church is ANTS, Rock
Badgers, Locusts and Lizards.
The Peoples Party, of the township
of Arcadia, hold caucus at the Ely
school house, next Monday night.
b VanDenBergh has change of
adv. this week. Look it over and rest
assured that he is after the trade. -
Mrs. ID. d. Whitesell is opening
first-class millinery store in the build
Rey w. F. Jones held services last
week in the Presbyterian church at
Emerson. y number made decisions
in the meetings.
Don't fail to hear the Schumann
Male Quartet, of Chicago. at College
Chapel, March IS. Tickets % cents,
children ID cents.
Will Cooper brings us the product of
what he calls republican hen. 1t
weighs 81 or. and is 7:x5g. Trot out
some of your free-trade hens and beat
it.
The whistle wire at the saw mill got
caught last Thursday night and gave
fire alarm which brought out the de-
partment and in fact the whole town.
The was cause was not known
until the department was on the spot
ready for business.
The remains of Mrs A. ID. Hitchcock,
the death of whom we made mention
of last week, was buried at Byron, her
old home, last Saturday. She leaves
babe ten days old and husband to
mourn the loss of loving wife, COM
panion and mother Her many Alma
friends were stricken with grief at the
news of her death, as during her short
residence here she won the love and
respect of every one who knew her.
The RECORD joins with many friends
in expressing sympathy to him who
will miss her most,
Last Tuesday young man claiming
his name TO be Whiting went to Mrs
Allison, who keeps boarders in the
north east part of town and represented
to her that he had five months posi-
ton with T. L. Osborn, the photogra-
pher, and that Mr. Osborn sent him
there to secure board. After getting |
supper, lodging and breakfast he stated |
that he would prefer TO take his din |
ner with him to the gallery, as they |
were very busy. Mrs. Allison fixed |
him up a pail of dinner, the best the |
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