Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-10-05
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men, at Delavan's
A. L. Woodland was in Howard City
Monday OH business.
w. w. ROLAND is in Elsie this week
on business and pleasure.
Mrs. w. 5. Turck organized an o. f..
s. lodge at Clare last week.
Patronize the public school enough
to attend the lecture course.
Elegant overcoats and listers, at
reasonable prices,a Messenger q Co. s.
Will Trott, of Holland, spent por-
ton of last week with his parents here
Bert Hicks is helping in the grocery
department at b. VanDen BeTgh's this
week.
Oh, What a fine line of cheap pants
Mccullough has on, $500 pants for
81 80 all wool, eh.
You can buy one of those latest style
nobby capes or jackets at hard time p"
prices at Pollasky's.
The Women's Club, of Alma, will
meet with Mrs T. F. Timby, Monday,
Oct. Sth at 800 o'clock.
Guy Horton left Monday for Lake
George where he has entered the en-
ploy of ID. ID. Whitesell.
Hon. +. b. Green is in Alma this
week visiting his many friends and
working some insurance.
Alma Roller Mills pay within two
cents of Detroit market for wheat; more
than any town in the state.
Mort Jennings left Thursday morning
for his home at Fowler, n. Y, after a
two weeks visit with friends here.
Rev Swint, of Niles, was in town
Tuesday buying property with the in
tention of locating here with his family
Just think of it, f. Z Pollasky is
selling nice, soft, heavy blankets, full
size, white or gray, at only SO cents per
pair.
Ed. Hutchins, who has been an EN-
ployee of the Wright House Laundry
for some time, has like position al
Orchard Lake.
Decatur Coleman will start his feeC
mill and hereafter run it the FIRST three
days of the week. He solicits the far
mers' patronage.
That new line of hats and caps in tn,
latest shapes and styles are out o.
sight and have no equal. Call anC
see them at McCulloUgh's.
The clothes line thief has commenced
his work. Last Saturday night some
one relieved w. w. Frakers line of
pair Of sheets. Load up the shot gun
How is this? F. E. Pollasky is of
fering this week large line of ladies,
gents and children's fine heavy 30 cen
underwear for only % cents. To SCI
them is to buy them.
The concert at the NJ. E church las
Wednesday night was very pleasing
entertainment. Each part was pro
nounced good. We are sorry to say tn
audience was very small.
\ lady from Merrill came TO Aim
Saturday with some wool for the WOO
en- Mills and while here purchase
about $50 worth OF goods at Oaple
Halls. Does these little enterprise
help Alma's trade any?
a certain young lady remarked th
other day, that one-half of the youn
fellows in town are after her since sh
made her appearance IN the stylis
dress and nobby fall jacket recent
purchased at f. +. POllasky's.
Flying Jib, who held the world
record for some time. paced mile la:
Saturday at Chillicothe, o. in 1914, pa,
ing the last half in 593 seconds. Tn
was done on high wheel pneumat
wagon with a hitched ruling mate.
SN. Wadley, who has been very low
passed away last Saturday noon. II
remains were taken to Fenton Monda
for burial. Deceased was loved an
respected by all who knew him. II
leaves widow and large family {
children.
1 "Favorite Hymns"--At the Presb
terrain church Sunday evening, a Sol
service will be held, at which some
the most popular hymns will be sun
: 1t is expected that the new hymn bool
will be ready for use at that time. A
D are invited.
f. II. Weston left Monday mornir
for Grand Rapids and Traverse Ci
l where he will repair the steam HEATH
apparatus in the D., l.. & n. and G. &V
NJ round houses and overhaul the h
water heating apparatus in the L
q l. & n. freight Office at Grand Rapid
3 He expects to be gone two weeks al
e Jesse Walker will run his shop until
s returns.
II Last Friday Eugene Davis and fan
g ly, residing about two miles east
this place, left for Ithaca to attend Il
a foir and Having thair hired man