Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-16
MARKET REPORT.
HOME AND VICINITY

Read f. 4. Pollasky = adv and prof
hereby.
L. 5 Stevens has moved his art stor
the Ely building
For a clean shave or stylish hair
mt go to Earl Clarks.
l. II. Hayt is in Owosso this @eel
making the trip overland.
Nine McCarty; dressmaking shop n
Vermeulen block, 2nd floor. Isl II
George Burt, of Bav City, was in
own Tuesday, visiting friends
4 b. Green is in town this weeh
shaking hands with old friends.
ATTENTION FARMERS Fine sail
only So 10 per tor, at Pollasky's.
The Schumann Quartet Concert Co.
Of Chicago, will be here March 2S.
For dry wood call on Fred Kerneu
or leave orders at the express Office.
A. l.. Davidson, formerly in business
here, was in town the first of the week
Some desirable patterns. curtains.
fringes and laces at Alma Mercantile
Co.'S.
John s. Gorton, residing west OF
Alma, was buried Wednesday after
noon.
Everyone should hear Geo. r Wal.
lace D. ID at the Presbyterian church
to night, March Is. Admission Is
cents.
New spring styles in worsted dress
goods at u! cents per yard at Pol
lasky's.
Glen Salisbury has sold his drug
stock at Marion and is now at Breck-
enridge, sick.
Take advantage of the ten days car
pet. floor oilcloth and curtain sale at
+. L. Pollasky's.
For ExCHANGE:-A good Elgin
watch for IA single harness or road cart
Enquire at this Office.
Rev. j. NJ. Weatherden and family
left for Pennsylvania, their new home.
the first of the week.
Just received 100 pair of boys knee
pants in all sizes at from 30 cents t.
81 Leo "A pair at Pollasky's.
b. 'VanDenBergh has change OF
adv. this week. Look it over and rest
assured that he is after the trade. -
Geo. r.. Wallace, d. ID. is known by
us as one who entertains and instructs
his hearers. THE College Echo,
Olivet, Mich.
Mrs. John VanArsdale, aged 70
years, mother of Joe VanArsdale
formerly OF this place, was buried AT
Ithaca last week.
7. A Ely has purchased the south
west quarter of the southwest quarter
Of section Is, Arcadia, and will make
improvements there this summer.
Jay Alverson has sold his residence
on Woodwork Ave. TO j. b. Tucker.
consideration $1,000. Mr.Alverson will
build Oh the lot lately purchased OF
Francis Palmer,
Mr.. Wallace is "A man of rare power
as an orator. Do not miss hearing him
tonight on, The Human Kaleido
scope" at the Presbyterian church
Admission % cents.
Those who were privileged to hear
the Scbumann Quartet a year ago will
be glad to know that they will be IN
Alma, March 2S under the auspices Of
the Ladies Aid Society of the Presby-
t4rian church.
A w. Wright has purchased the 40
acres Of land on section 10, Arcadia, of
b. s. Webb. This gives Mr.. Wright
the strip through to the Ely school
house and some improvements III that
section may be locked for.
REV. Geo. II. Wallace is bold and
fearless speaker. He reaches the hearts
of the people and gives them good
practical advice, driven home wi h the
golden wedges of truth. THE Central
Congregationalist, Cleveland, Ohio.
The plant and stock of the Lansing
Lumber Co., at Dodge, Clare county,
we're destroyed by fire Saturday after
noon. The loss is placed at $4,000,
and 200 men are thrown out of employ
ment. The insurance is about SS7 900
The plant was the principal industry Of
the county.
Some of the blossoms are unfolding,
the song of the robin has been heard
and the light-colored clothes that are
harbingers of spring have put in an APP
pearance; but the wise man will cling
to his fannels even though they cling
to him until the vernal equinox is past
and the weather department has
squared away to steady, reliable
business.
The barn of Sam Vliet, of this place,
situated on his farm north east of