Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-09-28

Jas. Kinch, of Mt. Peasant, spent
Sunday in Alma.
Clark Thomas is now located at
Knowlsville, New York.
The finest ready made clothing on
earth, only at Messenger Co.'s.
Miss Nellie Coon, of Saginaw, Is Wis
ting friends in town this week.
Mrs. John S. Caple will entertain the
Ladies' Literary Club next Monday.
Quarterly meeting at the Free Meth
Oldest church last Saturday and Sun
day.
Fifteen dollars given to our custom
ers, absolutely free. Call and inyesti-
gate. G. l.. & G. M. DELAVAN.
Mrs. McCarty returned home last
Friday from quite an extended visit at
Ionia
HOUSES TO Remit have two choice
dwelling houses to rent. Inquire of IL.
A. Delavan.
j. A. Weller, of st. Louis, was in
town Wednesday making the RECORD
a pleasant call.
Oh! What fine line of cheap pants
Mccullough has on, $500 pants for
81. 80 all wool, ELI.
You can buy one of those latest style
nobby capes or Jackets at hard time "
prices at Pollasky's.
Delavan has just received new in
voice of kid gloves. Prices lowest and
quality lowest, as usual.
Alma Roller Mills pay within two
cents of Detroit market for wheat, more
than any town in the state
The college boys rave over the ele-
CANT line of novelties in neckwear just
received at F. E. Pollasky's.
Archie McCarty and mother were in
town Thursday. They are running the
McCarty House at Middleton.
Mrs. NJ. Gray returned home from
Grand Rapids Monday. after a two
weeks visit with friends their
Don't buy your fall or winter dress
until you have examined the new line
of novelties ut +. +. Pollasky's.
Another attempt was made last Mon
day to set fire to +. Brant's house ii
the southwest part of the town.
Am. Young returned home from Har.
Dor Springs, Saturday, where he has
been in hotel during the summer.
Just think of it. +. T.. Follasky is
selling nice, soft, heavy blankets, full
size, white OF gray, at only SO cents pei
pair.
J. l.. Miller has moved to Alma and
will occupy his elegant house just pur-
chased of Job Slate in the south part
Of town.
That new line of hats and caps in the
latest shapes and styles are out OF
sight and have no equal. Call and
see them at McCulloUgh's.
w. w. Fraker ana Dan Marlborough
are making arrangements 10 open up a
meat market in the Pollasky building
aud expect TO be ready the first of the
week.
a. ID. Amsden, of Oshkosh Wis,
formerly an employe OF this Office anC
leader of Wright's Opera House Band
was in town Tuesday shaking hands
with old friends.
How is this? +. L. Pollasky is of
fering this week a large line of ladies',
gents and chidren's fine heavy 30 cent
underwear for only "a cents. To see
them is TO buy them.
Jas. Crawford, of Alma, and Mis-!
Grace Petit, of Pompei, were married
Sept. 18th and will settle down il
Alma. His bashfulness has kept thii
item of news quiet until ii is little
old.
Evangelists Macdonald and Hodg,
have been engaged to conduct serie
of special services at the Baptist church
beginning the last week in October
All will be cordially welcomed to thes
services.
Job Slate has exchange his hous
and lots in the south part of town to }
l.. Miller for 70 acres that joins the Gil
kins farm on the north which he ha
lately purchased. This makes him
first-class 60 acre farm.
Several loads of people residing near
; ly twenty miles from Alma were buy
ing their stock Of winter wearing ap
parel at +. f. Pollasky's during thi
week. Frank says that extreme low
prices does the business these hare
times.
Jas. Logic, who has been steward o
Alma College since its opening, ha
severed his connection and has movet
| his family into the Marsh house. MI
Z and Mrs. G. M. Scott will have charg
of the work until new steward cal
ha htraH