Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-10-19

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j. IL. Lancashire was in Saginaw
"Wednesday on business.
Fifteen dollars in gold given to our
customers free. Call and see.
G. l.. 81 G.. M. DELAvAN
l.. ~. Sharp attended the Baptist
Association at Lansing this week.
Express Agent Going, of Riverdale,
was III Alma Tuesday on business.
Il NanDen Bergh was i'm Detroit
Thursday looking after his new prop
erty there.
Shoes for all-at the lowest prices
ever made for good reliable footwear
al +. T. Pollasky's.
Don't forget the donphnut contest at
the home Of Mr.. McAllister, Tuesday
evening, October %
Rev. John Revels delivered a mis-
sionary lecture at the NJ. +. church last
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. +. III. GOss has located in the
Dallas block and will clean and repair
gentlemen's clothing.
Draw your wheat to the Alma Roller
Mills and receive more for it than at
any market in Michigan
Nreeland's Ministries at st. Louis
Saturday night. Those who enjoy a
trSt-cisss Minstrel should attend.
WmC has been received from DR. 4.
A. Bag ~ and he is nicely located in
New York on Second Ave. and Goth
street.
Judging from the large sales and in
creased business at +. +. Pollasky's
people know where to go to make their
dollars go the farthest.
Several from Alma took in Ionia last
Friday, hearing McKinley's speech and
seeing one the most enthusiastic
gatherings ever held in Michigan.
w. b. Lathrop has purchased the
Lanbengayer stock of groceries at Elm
Hall and will put in large stock
VIII is hustler and has lots of friends
The 18th District s. s. Convention
Will he held in the NJ + church at
Ithaca, Oct. 20 The District COM
posses the 5. 5. of Montcalm, Isabella
and Gratiot.
Just received at L. +. Polasky's. 800
line tailor made overcoats, 270 suits for
men and boys. These were bought at
hard time prices" and you can buy
them for about cost of manufacture.
The Alma College boys met last
Tuesday and organized Republican
Club composed of so members with
John Watson, president, and r. II.
Sidebotham, secretary. They took IN
the speech 45 strong at night.
BY dropping line to Eggleston'
music store, Ithaca, Mich. you can get
prices on pianos from 5000 up, OH or
gans, from $50 mp. and on sewing ma
chimes, from so up Everything in
the music and sewing machine line
constantly on hand,
K. H. Weston spent Sunday in town
with his mother and left again Mon
day morning for Detroit. Grand Rapids
and Wsverly where he will be busy in
round-houses on the D., l.. Il n. and
G * w. Nj. II. RS fixing steam heat
ing apparatus for the coming cold
weather.
The remains of Mrs. S. r Streeter,
nee Miss Libbie DePew, of Walcott,
Indiana, was brought TO Alma for
burial last Saturday. The funeral SER
vices were held ut the Episcopal church.
Deceased will be remembered by Alma
people as former citizen and sister
of Miss Belle DePew.
The Arcadia Sunday School Assoca-
ton will hold their quarterly meeting
at the Presbyterian church next Sun
day evening. This is union of all
the schools in the township and should
be- largely attended A first class pro-
gram has been arranged, consisting of
music, Rotations, paper by Mrs.
Plum. and addresses by Prof. j. Il.
Ewing aud r. G. Ely.
Having tried to our entire satisfac.
tion the goods manufactured by some
of the largest shoe houses, we have
concluded to throw out all goods and
handle no other except those made by
Piugree K Smith, as these goods are
made upon honor and are fully war
ranted to give the best of wear and sat-
isfaction. Just try pair of Pingree ~
Smith shoes and you will wear no
other. They are no cheap shoddy.
WOODWARD IL Co.
Mr.. John w. S Person went to Cold.
water Monday and on Tuesday, at 10
a. M, he was united in marriage with
Miss Clara +. Dillingham; at the resi-.
dence of the brides parents In Cold
water. We are informed they have
gone east for short sOjOurn after
which they will return to Stanton
Mr.. PiersOn is we'll and favOrably
known in this city and county as one of
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