Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-10-12
MESSENGER ( co.
HOME AND VICINITY.

Musin, October 18th.
j. j. Trott is very sick again.
Jacob Miller is reported on the sick
list.
Miss Ida Wolf is very sick with
fever.
For a good stable blanket call on
Gilman.
j. f. Sartor, OF shepherd, spent Sun
day in Alma.
Good suits made to order from $500
up at Kehn's.
Born to VIII Kinch and wife Mon
day night, a girl
Elmer Van Wegen, of Belding, is Wis
iting friends in town this week.
Marcus Pollasky, of Chicago, was in
Alma over Sunday with his parents.
Z n. Chadwick will spend Sunday
with his son Claud, at Chippewa Lake.
The Roller Mills wants your wheat
and will pay you more than the market
price
Geo. oliday is entertaining his
cousin, VIM. Holiday, of Ohio, this
week.
Good dry wood for sale. Leave orders
at express office or inquire Of Fred
Kernen.
See the buffalo robes at Deavan's s;
also horse blankets, before purchasing
else where
Mrs Mary Graham left Wednesday
morning for a visit with friends III
New York.
The finest line of neckwear ever
brought to Alma will be found at Nc
Cullough's.
DR.. A. +. Bruske filled the pulpit at
the Presbyterian church at Mt. Pleas
ant last Sunday.
The extreme low prices of wearing
apparel at +. +. Polasky's knocks
hard time" talk silly.
S. +. Anderson, who is building a
house in the south part of the county.
was home last Saturday.
L. B. Kehn, O. M Everden, and ]
b. Kernen and wives, of Ithaca, spent
Sunday with friends here.
There is enough underwear in the
stores of f. f. Polasky to supply near
~ one-half the people in the county. =
w. s. Turck and Mrs. A. J. Hall are
delegates 10 the O. Z S. Grand Lodge
in session at Grand Rapids this week
J. II. Lancashire and family re-
turned home from the sea shore last
Friday. They report very pleasant
season.
The ST. Louis Press has discontinued
publication. Although bright and
newsy it has gone the way of all such
publications, gone to rest.
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.
Wanted, 500 men and boys to call at
+. E Pollasky's and purchase their
suit, overcOat, underwear, shoes, cal
etc, at louvre prices than elsewhere in
the county.
Alma people will have the privilege
of hearing addresses by United States
Senator John Patton, Jr and Congress
man John Avery at the Opera House
Tuesday night, Oct. 10th. Let every
one turn out and give these honoreC
gentlemen large crowd.
j. Elmer Davidson, late of the Hote
Kersington, Harbor Springs, has LEASED
} the st. Nicholas Hotel at Lafayette, In
} diana, city of $4,000, on FIVE yea
} contract. Gale b. Davidson of thi
place, brother, will have charge OF
the steward work having control o
, the help, kitchen and buying. The boys
: are both practical men at the business
: and are sure TO succeed.
Last Monday evening while A. L
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"A raid on his residence and were quiet
ly secreted. When he returned, to sa,
Bert was taken, is putting it mildly, al
though he claimed he surmised Their
was something going on. The evenin,
was pleasantly spent until 1890 play
. ing pedro when an elegant lunch wa
served after which Morris Messenger il
behalf of the company, presented hin
with 81 ght token. The party dis
ersed at 1880 pronouncing it yer
enjoyable gathering, bandsomly enter
tanned.