Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-09-14
d. r. Sullivan is very low at this

writing.
All wool Scotch tweed pants from So
up ut Kehn's.
w. III. Dodge, of shepherd, was in
town Monday.
Gilbert Opera Co. at the Opera
House Sept. 9th.
Mrs. Jno. Greig and Mrs. l.. Gee are
very sick this week.
Frank Medler is doing a land office
business these days shipping hay.
Jas. Glavin is entertaining his
brother-in-law MIR. O'Brien, of Exeter,
Ont.
Ladies and gentlemen wanting mack
intoshes will do we'll to call at Della
vans.
Floyd Woodward, of Shepherd, was
In town Monday. He reports business
good.
Choice heavy LII sheeting only four
and one-half cents per yard at Pol
lasky's.
Geo. Warren, formerly of Alma, late
of Ithaca, has moved his family to North
Lansing.
If you want good, honest suit of
clothes, at reasonable prices, buy them
of Simon.
Mrs. Bert Woodward and Mrs. Jay
Alverson are at Petoskey spending
few weeks
HOUSES TO Remit have two choice
dW cling houses to rent. Inquire Of II.
A. Delavan.
Mort Jennings, formerly of this place
and former employe on the RECORD,
is in town visiting friends.
Charles Benson, of Sumner, lost a
valuable horse by lightning and another
totally blinded last Friday night.
Call and see our new line of robes
and blankets. They are the finest ever
brought to town. MoRDEN & MINER.
A. w. Beckner, recently returned
from Chicago, will assist Miss Ida
Dunlap in her concert Sept. Goth.
The X. Q. Z. M. excursion to Lans-
ing last Tuesday was well attended, six
coaches passing through here well filled
Just think of ii. Choice, light and
dark patterns in extra wide outing
flannel only five cents per yard at Pol
las ky's.
r.. ID. Lemen and wife are in Lansing
as delegates to the X. o. Il. M. and l..
o. L. NJ. grand lodge in session at that
city this week.
1t was not our new devil that read
the proof on the twisted item in the
RECORD last week. If he had it would
have been readable.
A. w. Brock has just completed cave
troughing the Bushnell house on SUI
perior street with his new O. G. trough,
making very neat job
The wind of Sunday night raised hav.
oc with the Burrell grove northeast of
town, nearly destroying it. Many
large trees were twisted off.
The fair at Ithaca Sept. % to 2S has
all prospects of being the banner meet
ing of the society. Less money has been
put into horse races and more into ex-
hibits.
The Alma Feed Store has new adj
vertisement in this issue. They carry
first-class line of flour, feed of all kinds
and baled hay, and asks for a share of
your trade
Thursday, September 9th will be the
big day at the county fair at Ithaca this
year. On that day Gov. John T. Rich
will be present and will probably de-
liver an address.
An umbrella member was taken off
the Ithaca train Wednesday morning
and arrested charged with stealing
gold watch and S26.00 in money
of an Ithaca lady.
Ralph T. dwelling, of s.. Louis, who
has been attending college the past
year, has moved his family to Alma and
will occupy the Mrs. A. w. Wright
house on superior street.
Prices on clothing gone to smash.
Free trade did it. Mems all wool suits
go at six to eight dollars. Fine tailor
made suits former price S15 to SIS now
sold for S10.4s at f. f. Pollasky's.
Frank Tucker, manager of Tucker
Theatrical Co. which was in Alma a
few weeks ago, fell from sidewalk at
Howard City and broke his leg so badly
that it is feared it will have to be am
putated.
Full programme of concert Sept. Goth
will appear next week. Among those
who take part are Mr.. A. w. Beckner,
DR.. and Mrs. Pettyjohn, Mrs. Carey,
Misses Whiting, Stevens, Hale, Griffin
and Ward of Alma; Mrs. Glaster, Mrs.
Nellie Cole and Miss Pearl Mellinger of
Ithaca.
Ill