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

McCullough's.
For SALE:-A good coal stove. In-
quire At this office.
Isaac Pierce and wife, of Bay City, /
were in town oyer Sunday.
Several cutters and sleighs were out
on our streets last Tuesday.
Now is the time to bring us wood
and pay up your subscription.
Choice white cotton batting only
eight cents roll at +. Il. Poliasky IS.
"A great variety OF the best quality
rubber footwear at lowest prices at
Delavan's.
Ill. j. Hyde was called TO Lake View
this week on account of the death OF
his brother.
Mems overcoats from 81 10 to $1,000,
boys overcoats from $l.O0 10 $1,000 at
F. Z. Poilasky's.
Draw your wheat 10 the Alma Roller
Mills and receive more for 1t than at
any market in Michigan
The q. l.. S. c. will meet with Mrs.
Lancashire at the Wright Hosue next
Monday evening, Nov. 18Th.
Quarterly meeting at the M. +.
church next Sunday. Presiding Elder
Hickey will be in attendance.
Overcoats-men's and boys 1t will
be money in your pocket to see our line
and get our prices. Messenger " Co.
Mrs. w. 5. Turck was in Albion,
Springport and Kalamazoo this week
installing officers of the .. E. 5. Chap
tiers at those places.
We have an arrangement with IA Sub
scription Co. whereby we can save you
some money on all outside papers and
periodicals. Come and see us.
Rev. Whitman, the u. b. minister,
will preach at Adams Hall, Sunday,
Nov. 18th at $50 p. III. and every alter
nate Sunday until further notice.
a party of young people from the
Union School gave Matte Adams, two
miles west of Alma, a happy surprise
last Friday night All report an ele-
CANT time.
J. II Peters has located in Alma for
the purpose of practicing veterinary
medicine and surgery Special attention
given to dentistry. Office at Leonard's
livery barn. Sl7-4w
Pat. Regan, of Ottawa, Ont, spent
Sunday with his brother Dennis.
From here he went to Clair to visit his
parents. He holds position under 10
Dominion government
The rush for dry goods, jackets, car
pets, clothing and shoes continues at
+. L. Pollasky's. Fair treatment,
honest goods and low prices, like cir
Gus draws the crowd to our place.
b. VanDen Berg has out bills for an
auction sale at his premises ore mile
. south of Alma Saturday Nov. oath at
one o'clock. His property consists OF
stock, tools and feed, Oh easy terms.
The young people gave Miss DunlaI
3 surprise last Friday night as she
+, left Alma for the winter. Refresh
t ments were furnished by Messers. Ohm
stead and Trethewy. She leaves Alma
r with the best wishes of her many
y friends.
D By dropping line TO Eggleston'
D music store, Ithaca, Mich, you can &c
prices on pianos from $500 up, on or
I gans, from $50 up, and on sewing ma
o chimes, from $22 up. Everything il
n the music apd sewing machine lin,
h constantly on hand,
=. S. Dodge, for fourteen years pub
u Usher of the Clipper, Stanton, has solt
: his plant to Newhouse & Tisdale, tw,
= hustling young men of that place. o.
= account of the poor health of Mrs
y Dodge he will 60 south tor the winte
where he has POSITION with tn
Il j ournal Of Com meIce, at Jacksonville
. Fla.
- Chester Walker was visited by abou
II % members Of the c.. \. Il. and w. II
= q. last Monday evening and reminde
l. that it was his 6lst birthday. Th
= comrades presented him with con
Portable rocking chair, and the ladie
e with nice pair of gloves. A fine pre-
h gram was rendered and all had plea!
& ant time.
D. A rumOr has been a1oat in this cit
e for the past two weeks, that in deta
y was so devoid of humanity, that thos
"a who heard the story gave it no cree
ence. The Press reporter was give
q the particulars this morning and her
81 they are: A lady, hailing from Yves
T. Bay City, who has been in this cit
r. more or less for the past year, peddln
'. notions from basket, left Lere a shoI
le time ago on her way westward. Sh
is was, so the story goes, on her way bt
& tween Riyerdale and Vestaburg, on
night, when she was taken ill an
D. stopping at the first house she came I