Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-11-16

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ey at Messengers.
Ladies and gentltmen's mackin-
tOshes at Delayan s.
I. +. Timby left Thursday on bust
ness trip To Chicago.
j. ii Lancashire is III New York
this week on business.
Do you owe us anything on subscrip-
ton? / so call and see us.
Thursday, Nov. both, is Thanksgiving
day. Get your eye on IA turkey.
Chas. Caple is moving i'll to the west
half of the Dallas house this week.
For rubbers, overcoats, felts, socks
aud overgaiters go to +. f. Pollasky S.
The date of the Ladies' Annual Fair
of st. Johns Episcopal church is Dec.
18th.
Blankets and comfortables to keep
you warm at hard pan prices at +. L.
Pollaskys.
Parties having hay To sell will find it
to their interest to call at the Alma
Feed Store.
Call at McCullough's and see those
boys and children's overcoats to close
out at sl.00 up.
Mrs Orilla Killburn left Thursday
for Pontiac where she expect to stay
till after the holidays.
DR.. Petty john and l.. Gee attended
the state Sunday school convention at
Grand Rapids this week.
Gloves, mittens, underwear and hos
iery are being sold at rediculously low
prices at +. T. Pollasky's.
Alma Roller Mills pay within. two
cents of Detroit market for wheat; more
than any town in the state.
On an other page will be found the
official count for Gratiot county Oh stale,
county congressional and senatorial
tickets.
Elegant fleece lined, merino, lambs
wool, heavy and light weight under
wear, mems and boys at Messenger
Il Co.'s.
Wellie Miller has accepted a position
with the Bruce " ashburn Specially
Co. as pianist and left with them
Wednesday.
Just received at +. +. Pollasky S,
another lot of new styles OF carpets and
jackets. They are being Offered AT
prices to suit the times.
The residence of Frank Johnson, two
miles north of ID. Il. Sullivan's, was
burned To the ground last Thursday
morning, losing nearly everything.
You Can secure your seats in ad
vance for Peck's Bad Boy at the same
price as will be charged at the door
On sale at WebD's. Prices 25c, 35c anC
soc.
The family of Will Sullivan, north
west of Alma, which has been sufferin,
from typhoid fever for some weeks
is recovering nicely under the care o
DR.. Huffman.
Township treasurers should orde
their tax receipts early that they ma.
have them when wanted. The RECoRl
has a superior form and puts them VI
on short notice.
The business houses were closed las
Monday night at seven o'clock enabling
our business men to attend the Uniol
! meeting at the Presbyterian churc
which was well improved.
Precaution should be taken by a.
e against small pox. Our sister villag
of ST. Johns has two cases but the
b have been quarantined and it is to b
= hoped no further trouble Will arise.
The services at the Presby leria
I church next Sunday are as follows
!. 1890 a. m morning service; 800 p. m
}. Gospel meeting for children, united /
:. by the Baptist, Methodist and Presbs
/. terrain Sunday Schools; 700 p. m, UI
r ion Gospel services and the last meet
ing conducted BY Rev. Merton Smith
i Last Monday, IL. G. Worden and wifi
% who reside in Arcadia two miles mort
|. of Ithaca, had been to st Louis tradin
and when within mile of home Mr.
s Worden thought her baby which sh
q had in her arms was sleeping yer
;. sound looked in under her shawl an
found the little one dead.
Some of our business men investe
= in some valuable advertising the fir
= of the week in the shape of restau
ant bill-offare They gave their orde
paid their money and the bird flew
D. Their copy is at this office but alas II
y bill will never appear. The sharper
y in some other town by this time lool
ing after more game.
L. Theo. Marsh, who has held respol
% sible position at the Sanitarium fl
5 some time, has handed In his resign
d ton to take effect December lst al
has accepted position in the Audit,