Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-09-21
HOME AND VICINITY.

Will Club is at the state fair this
week.
Mrs. I. F. Timby spent Sunday in
Detroit.
Good suits made to order from $500
up at Kehn's.
Mrs. l.. b. Kehn, of Ithaca, was in
town Monday.
An elegant new flag now floats from
the SanitaIium.
A fine line of fall hats can be seen
at Mrs. Miller's.
The frame of J. III. Lancashire's
house is nearly up.
The best clothing, the best fitting and
best made, only at Messenger Il Co.'s. y
w. o. Watson and Jno. Parrish, Of
Breckenridge, were in Alma Tuesday.
Ladies and gentlemen wanting mack
intoshes will do well to call at Della
vans
Farmers should remember that land
plaster can be found at the Alma Feed
store.
Levi Keefer has the frame up for his
new house on his farm south. east of
Alma.
Fine all wool sweaters for men and
boys from S1O0 to 81 90 each at Pol
lasky's.
DR.. E. 5. Pettyjohn spent Sunday at
Jackson taking in the state Methodist
conference.
For SALE.-A double barrel, breech
loading shot gun. Cheap for cash. In
quire at this Office.
Rev. W. +. Jones attended the meet
ing of the Saginaw Presbytery this
week at plymouth.
Our collector is in Pine RIVER this
week. Get ready for him and start in
even with the printer.
G. w. Martin, of Ithaca. candidate
for state senator, was in town Tuesday
and made us pleasant call.
Prepare for cold weather with a pair
of those nice soft white or gray blank
cts, only SO cents at Pollasky's.
Wait awhile before buying an over
coat. Messenger q Co.'s new line will
be in in few days. 1t is the best.
Little George, the running horse of
Geo. Moore, of this place, will start at
Ithaca next week in the one-half mile
run.
The shoe trade is booming at Pol
lasky's. No wonder when you can buy
pair of ladies' or gents $500 fine
shoes for only Sl.29.
Mrs. f. c. Ferris attended the Great
Hive as delegate at Lansing last week
and Mrs. r. d. Lemen as alternate.
Tie item of last week was in error.
The management of the Opera House
have had the good fortune to make a
contract with the famous Gilbert Opera
Co. for Alma, Thursday, Sept. 9th.
Mccullough has the largest and best
assorted stock of boots and shoes in
Gratiot county, and best of all he is
selling cheaper. All goods warrant
ed.
The Y. Z. s. G. Z. will give Il
weight Social" at the home of Rev.
w. f. Jones Friday evening, Septem-
Der rs, from seven to ten o'clock. Come
and have good time.
Geo. w. Pulfrey has purchased a
half interest lin the Bancroft livery
stock of Shepherd, and has opened up
first-class livery in connection with
the hotel Arcadia. The firm will be
known as Pulfrey & Bancroft, and they
solicit share of public patronage.
The republican caucus at Fireman 8
hall last Friday afternoon elected the
following delegates to the county con-
vention g. f. Brown, J. w. Holmes,
Ferd MontigeI, w. Kelly, Edwin
Adams, Ely Brewbaker, Geo. Sharrar,
Jno. F. Innis, r. G. Ely and b. +.
Cline.
DR.. r. A. Bagley expect to start for
New York aboueht Oct. 10th or 18th
where he will spend about two months
attending Post Graduate Course. He
has engaged DR.. f. l.. Hoffman, ply
stefan Of reputation, to care for his
practice during his absence. We wish
the doctor success and pleasant time
during his absence. The doctor has
one of the best practices in the county
and his visit will be of importance e
him and his patrons.