Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-03

at kehn's.
Samuel Shares, of Farwell, was in
town Tuesday.
Geo. Royce, of Marquette, is in Alma
visiting friends.
Fine line of summer dress goods at
Alma Mercantile Co.
Before buying fall stock, l will sell
all untrimmed hats at cost.
MRS. BART MILLER.
Alex Pulfrey, of st. Johns, is visiting
his son George at the Arcadia.
Mrs. w. S. Turck was in Edmore the
first of the week on o. f. s. business.
A complete stock of boots and shoes
best qualities, lowest prices, at Della
vans.
p. s. Dodge, of the Clipper, Stanton,
made us a friendly call last Friday
night.
Herbert Carpenter, formerly of this
place but now Of Saginaw, was in town
Monday.
New line parasols and sun umbrellas
at Alma Mercantile Co. See adv. on
first page.
Several from here attended the
teachers examination at Ithaca, Thurs
day and Friday.
F. E. Pollasky has improved his
store by covering its walls with hand
some ingram paper.
The Alma Sanitarium now has 125
guests which is good evidence Of its
growing popularity.
Miss Fannie Sharrar Is assisting at
the telephone while B. s. Webb is rec.
reating at Frankfort.
The D., l. & N. will give half-far
rate for the Sunday School Rally to be
held at Ithaca, August 81,
Lon. Storey had his face badly cut
while playing tall the first of the week
near the Davis school house.
Edgar Church and Kendall Brooks
were in Saginaw the latter part Of last
week making the trip on their wheels
Hon. w. 8. Turck, T. A. Ely, Geo
Emsley Ralph Ely and G F. Brown at
tended the state convention at Grand
Rapids this week.
Going at less than half. High-grade
tailor made, latest cut capes and jack
cts, worth $500 to $3.50, closing out al
So 9S at Pollasky's.
z. p. Robbins, who was here last
week with Frank Tucker Theatre Co.
is an old friend of A. d. .Amsden (oul
Art, of Oshkosh, Wis.
=. S. Mattox, advertising agent fol
Barnum & Bailey's show, was in town
Thursday looking after the interests Of
the largest show on earth.
The fire fepd got in its work AGAR
last Wednesday night. This time il
was an old hay stack belonging to n
Church over on his land near the schoo
house.
Geo. A. Marston, of Bay City, son o.
the late Isaac Marston, who years age
commenced practice in Alma was il
town oy er Sunday visiting Gen. Church
and family.
1t is very evident that the hens o.
Gratiot county are not affected by hare
times. On Tuesday last o. w. Rogers
our hustling egg man, shipped 6,33,
dozen from this place.
Rev. and Mrs. w. F. Jones spent
last Sunday at the home of Mr.. D. G.
Sutherland of Saginaw. Mr.. Jone,
preached in the Court st. Presbyterian
church Sunday morning.
Notwithstanding the dry weather tn,
cemetery committee are making i'm
provements on the grounds. II thos,
who have lots will assist, Alma will
soon have the finest cemetery In tn,
state.
If you need anything in mems wear
from full dress suit down to pair o
socks, you can save money by buyinj
at Pollasky's clearance sale, now on
A discount of IS to so per cent. OF
everything.
Senator J. w. Hopkins, Hon. j. w
Hance and A. s. Coutant, of Mt. Plea
SAINT, ID. z. Award and j. r. Doughty
Of Glare, made this Office pleasan
call Monday morning while on thei
way to Grand Rapids.
Alma people must make arrange
ments for the largest crowd next Fri
day that was ever in the county an,
should do all they can to care for tn
people. Unless we mistake ourselve
the man that has something to eat will
be the winner.
s. Messenger, who has been identifie,
In and with business in Alma for som
years, will open store about Sept. Is
with new stock of clothing, gent
furnishing goods, boots and shoes Il
the Ely building now occupied by i.