Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-09-28
Will Curtis, of Mt. Pleasant. spent

Alma people turned out well to the
fair at Ithaca this week.
Concert at the M. L. church next
Wednesda night. Don't miss it.
ID. k. Sullivan is on the gain and
there is now hopes of his recovery.
The Roller Mills wants your wheat
and will pay you more than the market
price
Just in. Elegant line of neckwear,
gloves and mittens at Messenger 4
Co. S.
Gold Drop, Jessie and Mambrino
Diamond are at Traverse City this
week.
The finest line of neckwear ever
brought to Alma will be found at Nc
Cullough's.
An immense stock of rubber foot
wear. Only frst-class quality handled
at Delayans.
Hon. John Avery was in Alma We'd
nesday night on his way to Ithaca to
attend the fair.
Fred Stone is the happy father of a
bouncing boy, which came to his house
Monday morning.
Shoes for all-at the lowest prices
ever made for good reliable footwear
at +. +. Pollasky's.
Several members of the Royal Arch
Masons of st. Louis attended lodge in
Alma Monday night.
Draw your wheat to the Alma Roller
Mills and receive more for it than at
any market in Michigan
Will LaPaugh brings us stalk of
buckwheat we'll filled with grain that
stands over six feet high.
Mems, boys and childrens heavy
fine suits and oyercoats at nearly one
half price at f. L. Pollasky's.
On Wednesday Fred Bradford with,
his bay team, drew 3 yards and 10 feet
of dirt haul of one-half mile.
The concert at the M. Z. church con-
Quoted by Miss Dunlap, Oct, 3rd, is
looked forward to with interest,
Chas. Ward left Monday for. Orchard
Lake, where he will attend the Milli-
tary school at that place this year.
Ray Turk left Monday morning for
Ann ATbor 20 continue hia course IN the
medical department at the state uni
versity.
Having moved to the first house
south of I. A. Ely's, inyite my old and
new customers wishing dressmaking tC
call on me. LILLY KUHN.
Will Sterling returned home from
Coldwater last Saturday bringing back
with him handsome standard bred
Masterlode mare.
"A Barrel of Money, that has 3
week S engagement at Ithaca this week
play at Holcomb's Opera House, st
Louis, Saturday night.
Simon wants to see you before you
buy your overcoat or suit of underwear
He'll save you money, at Messenger s
Co. S new clothing store.
The most beautiful line of fall anC
winter dress patterns i'll exclusives de
signs is now being opened and placed
on sale at f. L. Pollasky's.
Four farmers near Carson City were
in town Tuesday bringing their whea
and doing some trading. See what the
best wheat market in the state does fol
us.
The date of the Agricultural anC
Horticultural society of Clinton ounty
is October . at St. Johns. Prepara
tons are being made for big meet
ing.
Job L. Slate, who has been with us
for the past three years has moved bacl
TO his farm near Bath, Clinton Co. HI
has made many friends during his sta!
in Alma who regret his departure.
F. f. Williams, a Detroit contractor
who is putting in some blocks at Lake
vew, was in Alma Saturday 6gurin!
with Tinker s. Lancashire for the Woo
work. He favored the RECORD with
call.
A meeting of the Chautauqua Liter
airy and Scientific Circle will be helt
Saturday evening at the NJ. L. church
All persons interested in home i'm
provements and home culture are III
vited to be present.
n. J. Mccullough has decided t
close out his clothing at reduced pric
and has put in an elegant line of gents
furnishing goods, boots and shoes. Hi
stock is stylish and he can sell as chea
as any firm in the county.
by dropping line to Eggleston
music store, Ithaca, Mich, you can &c
prices on pianos from $500 up, on OF
gans, from $50 up, and on sewing ma
chimes, from S22 up. Everything il
the music and sewing machine lin
constantly on hand,
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