Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-05-11

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Mems and boys clothing for spring
and summer, at Pollasky's.
Another invoice of pattern hats aud
bonnets arrived at Miller's.
Situation wanted by girl 10 do house
work. Inquire at this office.
A house, barn aud three acres Of
land for rent. Inquire of l.. Gee.
A IL. Woodward is in the south part
OF the state this week selling tables.
Ladies' and gents mackintoshes at
greatly reduced prices at Pollasky's.
Hon. Silas Moody, of Forest Hill,
made the RECORD pleasant call Tues
day.
Fifty and seventy-iye cent neckwear,
an elegant line, selling at 80 cents at
Pollasky's s..
No better sewing machine ever made
then those New Goodrich, at Wood.
wards store.
Door drapery; something entirely
new and elegant at moderate price
at Alma Mercantile Co.
Mrs. d. ID. Whitesell has put a
branch millinery store at Shepherd with
Miss Nina Hannah in charge.
Look at the New Goodrich sewing
machine at Woodwafd's store; only
SOS 90, and warranted for ten years. =
Don't forget the meeting at the
RECORD Office Friday night. Barnum
4 Bailey's show arrangements are to
be perfected.
Joe Ray was awarded the job fol-
moving the dirt at Ely's bridge, let by
the township last Saturday, at 10 cents
per cubic yard.
Supt. Ely states that in the fire drill
at the Union School last Friday the 4O(
pupils got out of the house and back
into their seats in two minutes and
! fifteen seconds.
News has been received of the death
Of William Arnold, of Wellington, O.
on April G0th. Mr.. Arnold was for
mer resident of Alma.
Having added a full line of gents
aud ladies' shoes, | desire to extend
dn invitation to the public to inyesti
gate. We guarantee to sell % per cent
less than any firm III Alma.
WOODWARD & Co.
The following persons have secured
some elegant pieces of silverware by
trading at Hayt & Vliet's; Prof. r
Q. Ely, Mrs. Dr. Brainerd, Mrs. 30
gardus, j. Longfelder, Orson Brigg!
and w. w. Kinch.
/ Owing to the unprecedented success:
Of our Millinery Opening" we will
still continue TO receive cur patrons ant
friends the rest OF the week. I'VE tax,
pleasure in showing goods.
Yours resp,
MRS. BART MILLER.
Solomon Wilbur, Elwell, E. Arnold
Wellington, o., katherine Isenhath, II
S. Fish, VIII sullivan, Arson Wilbur
Mrs. Jessie G. Vliet and Oscar Robert
son, Alma, were all new subscribers t
the RECORD last week.
At the regular meeting of the Aim
Fire Department last Monday night
the following officers were elected TO
the year: Pres VIM. Kelly; Vice Pres
Jay Alyerson; Treas, l.. IL. Hayt; Sec y
NJ. a. Medler; chief appointed tn
following assistants: lst, VIM. Kelly
2ud, l.. II. Hayt.
Recent arrivals at the Sanitariur
are Mr.. n. Q. Terry, Chicago, L. II
Roberts, Detroit; l.. L. Noyse, Ba
Ciy; Mrs Street, Miss Schemen, L. Q
Bagley, ii. G. Potter, ST., Ii. 9. Potter
Jr., Miss May Heayenrich and w.
Wilson, Saginaw; and Miss White, O
Iowa Falls, Iowa.
Ii is coming The annual public G
the Zeta Sigma Literary Society G
Alma College. This year i'll the forr
of contest, 10y members chosen froI
the society. Music furnished by tn
Male QuaItette, Male Chorus and b
other members of the music depart
ment Watch for announcement O
thedate, and attend.
DR.. Shurley, of Detroit. gives hi
views in the Evening News of Monda
on chronic diseases" and recommend
the 'Janitarium to patients. He close
with the following; My attention Id
been called recently to the work of ID
PettyjOhn, of the Alma Sanitariul
which has grown To be very impor
aut medical Institution of Michigan
The doctor | know to be a very alb
and estimable physician, and he
assisted by corps of first class pract
TONERS. DR.. Pettijohn stands we
with the profession, and he is maxim
an elegant record with chronic disease
The Alma Sanitarium is reputab
institution, with all the requirement