Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-11-30

| for few days.
T.. n. Chadwick has his new ice
house compleled.
a good coal stove for sale cheap
| inquire AT this office.
DR. q. W. Patterson. Of Detroit, was
in town Tuesday on business.
Miss Ella Webb of Dewitt, is visit
ing her uncle Is ) Wepb this week.
| A large assortment of gloves and
mittens at lowest prices at Delavan =
Mems heavy camel's hair underwear,
% cents; heavy wool socks, 10 cents AT
Pollasky's
Parties having hay Ia sell will find 1t
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 81 90 up.
| DR.. Kendall Brooks preached the fu-
neral sermon of s. ). Hastings at 81.
Louis last Sunday.
The family Of Mr.. Runder, Of thr
township Of Sumner. have diphtherla,
losing two children last week.
You can take your pick of those
nobby capes and jackets at nearly cost
of material AT + f Pollasky's.
The Adelphic Literary Society will
have an open meeting at College chap
FL, Monday evening az s o'clock. All
are invited
Messrs. Mattern. Rollin. Frosch and
Hill returned last FRIDAY from their
hunt, having captured two deer and n
bear and lots of sport
Don't fail TO SEE the Vincent Co. at
the opera house Tonight. Popular
prices, Is, - and 80 cents. Reserved
seats on sale az Webb's.
NJ FmGbner WIZ return TO Amer
lea in IA fe~ DAVIS. H. in connection
With some Euclsh CAPITALISTS will lum-
her track of land in Kentucky.
the G. A. r hall next Wednesday
night. The ladies' serve an elegant
supper and should be well patronized.
r ID Lemen, who was called To
New York last week bv the death of
his father, and detained on account IF
the sickness Of his sister returned home
Tuesday night.
Mpssrs. Connolly and Sirnbe the re-
vivalists who conducted services at the
VI. f. church last spring, will return ia
Alma in few davs and carry on meet
ings for few weeks.
Hiram White gave an exhibition of
his dexteritv in blowing over on Grow
er's addition last week. He uses a
Scotch p.Ow and those who examined
it pronounce it very good work.
The Portland Review published a
very handsome extra edition last week
setting up the superior qualifications
aud benefits of that place over ali,
other in the state. 1t certainly shows
push and enterprise.
Alma Lodge, No. pa, T. 81 A. NJ
/. special notice: Grand Lecturer
Arthur NJ Clark will hold a school OF
instruction in the afternoon and even
ing of "Wednesday. December 5th. 4
: good attendance is desired.
: Thanksgiving was well observed il
p Alma Nearly all the business places
being closed from ten Ia six. Unior
services were held at the Presbl terror
church, conducted ably by Rev. J. W
f McAllister, with crowded house.
+. Secretary Cowdry. of the Cratic
t County Far association, SAWS: OWN,
To the receipts OF the fair being mucl
d smaller this year than on prev on
:. years, and the large amour. of indebt
p edness from last years fair, it is i'm
d possible to pay more than 40 per cen
4 of this years premiums.
We are in receipt of The Sun, pub
/, lished at Portland Oregon, Of which /
p speakes of the Stuttz Company at tn
q Opera there last week the stars o
= which are Jake Stuttz aud wife. a
d the close of their engagement the,
were rendered reception and ampni
4 those present we find the names ~
!. some Of Alma s old citizens, viz. Mr.
and Mrs. A. YerlUgtOn. Mr.. aud MR.
: Geo. Y-rlngton and Miss Nettle Krrss
e Last Tuesday Put Taylor was IL
b town and obtained two nice turkey
for feast Thanksgiving, before he LEFT
! for home he had business at Tinker
e Lancasbire's mill and while there som,
! one thought one was enough for Pat S,
: they relieved him Of the largest one
y Well, imagine the fog when he arrived
. on the scene and discovered his loss
!. He however tired to get even bS ge'
q ting onto the null aud taking off III
h whistle. The whistle was return &C
q but Mr.. Turkey is still silent ariic
| . h. r 80 =, L.