Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-11-09

w. >. Turck was IN Ann ArDor ana
Detroit this week.
The first snow storm of The season
was Wednesday morning.
Glance at those solid black walnut
and oak clocks at Nichols.
VIM. Nesbitt is the proud father OF
a ten pound boy at his house.
Election is oyer and now people are
busy getting ready for winter.
Look at the new advertisement of j.
w. Hawkins on another page.
Will Colby and wife, of WILLIAMSON,
are visiting her brother, l.. ID. Rod
man.
A complete assortment of boots,
shoes, felt boots, rubbers, etc. at Dela-
vans.
Dr. w. Kelly is making some I'M
provements on his residence Oh State
street
A musicale will be given at the SAM
tarium on Saturday night with an eX-
cellent program.
Mrs. W. ). Turck was in Onsted
Thursday assisting in organizing an
O. f ; Chapter
j VI Montigel and wife rejoice over
tie ARRIVAL If e gin baby 1t their house
rausoa5 mounnr
Trade at f f. Poi 4sky's nd save
10 10 - per cent. on dry goods, jackets.
clothing, shoes, etc.
Alma Roller Mills pay within two
cents of Detroit market for wheat; more
than any town in the state.
Nobby, perfect fitting capes and
jackets at cost of manufacture for only
ten days at +. f. Pollasky's.
y Mrs. Thompson, of Ithaca, has
leased the restaurant of Mrs 5. q. HOp-
kins and has commenced business.
Alma College Foot Ball team will go
to Saginaw for a return game Saturday,
Nov. 10th, with trouble III their eye.
Labade- ROwell Co. at the opera
house Monday and Tuesday night drew
fair crowds and were pronounced very
| fine.
Before purchasing clothing. shoes or
underwear see the mammoth stock and
get the hard pan prices at +. L Pol
laskys.
Geo. Emsley and Howard Willard
left Wednesday morning for the upper
peninsula where they expect TO take up
claim.
O. M. Eyerden, of Ithaca, was in
town Friday. He was without a gun
or fish rod so he must have been over
on business.
Miss Hattie Hunt is in town this
week visiting friends and closing up
the business of her mothers estate, who
died last week.
Jay Alverson is building handsome
little residence for j. J. Trott on
Woodwork Ave. Jay is a hustler and
is getting some nice contracts.
Ladies, it will make your hearts
bound with admiration when you see
those beautiful (exclusiye) dress pat
terms and stylish jackets at +. E. Pol
lasky's,
w. a. Bahke, the democrat post
III ister at this place, says there Is one
thing in Michigan the republicans
failed to get, and that is the key to the
Alma Office.
l.. ID. Teall, of Detroit, proprietor OF
the Hotel Baidey, is the guest OF Il. f.
Timby this week Although Mr.. Teal
feels lonesome he rejoices that he
is the only Juan elected on the demo
crat ticket in that city.
At meeting of the Gratiot County
Agricultural Society OF OFT. 27th the
following officers were elected. Presi-
dent, lothian Allen; Secretary, |. n.
Cowdry; Treasurer, Ransom Fraker;
Executive Committee, two years, Ran
som Allen, n. Walker; one year, Bur-
ton Gee, and Albert Barnes.
IL you find unfamiliar looking half
dollars appearing among your small
change in the course of the next few
weeks you need not be surprised. The
coins will be the so-called Columbian
souvenir half dollars, which the gov
eminent is now making desperate eff
forts To put IN circulation. More than
$50, 900 OF them have been paid out OF
the sub treasury III New York during
the last few days.
Probably the most excellent game
that has taken place in Alma for some
time was the matched game of foot
ball between the new team of Alma
College and the Saginaw Athletic AS
ISOLATION team. At the opening it was
conceded by all that the Alma team
must at their first game be defeated
but much TO the surprise of all, Alma
got there with honors. The count