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

Pingree Il Smith shoes at Woodward
Il Co IS.
Good suits made to order from $500
up at Krln's.
l.. j. NanLeuvan, of Seville, was in
town Tuesday.
John Brubaker spent Sunday with
relatives i'm A lima.
Frank Davidson returned home from
Fent on last Saturday.
b :. Webb WAS in Grand Rapids
Wednesday on business.
James 4. Hall. of Chicago, was in
town Tuesday on business.
The Woman's Club will meet with
Mrs. J. Il Peters, October %
J w. McAllister has moved into the
Pnlfrey house on Superior street
Issac Pierce. of Bay City, was in
town Tuesday visiting old friends.
b. F. Welty left Monday evening for
weeks visit at Chicago and st Paul.
The Roller Mills wants yOnr wheat
and will pay you more than the market
price
See the buffalo robes at Delavan's s;
also horse blankets, before purchasing
elsewhere
II Z Webb ana Robert Smith left
last Tuesday for the northern part of
Wisconsin.
Twelve of the board of supervisors
took in the republican meeting last
Tuesday night.
j. f. Schwartz shipped several road
wagons to Toledo Wed nesday, selling
them at wholesale.
III. j. Nermeulen was called to De
troit the first of the week to attend the
funeral of an uncle.
Mrs. NJ. Grav will leave November
9TH for Bath, New York, where she
will spend the winter.
The extreme low prices of wearing
apparel at +. +. Polasky's knocks
hard time" talk silly.
On another page will be found the
proceedings of the Presbyterian Synod
in session at Alma last week.
G.. G. Thompson and family returned
home from few weeks visit with
friends in Pennsylvania, Monday.
There is enough underwear in the
stores of f. +. Pollasky to supply near
~ one half the people in the county.
Vreeland's MiDstrels, who have a
world wide reputation, will be at st
Louis Saturday night, at the Opera
| House.
+. n. Chadwick is erecting new ice
house on the Pine, which will enable
him this year to put in enough ice for
his trade.
An agent for the Childrpn's Home
Society, of st. Joseph, Michigan, WAS
in town Wednesday soliciting for that
worthy cause.
Wanted, 800 men and boys to call at
+. f P0llasky's and purchase their
suit, overcoat, underwear, shoes. cap
etc, at louvre prices than elsewhere in
the county.
Chas. Spicer had his left arm broken
and generally bruised up last Thursday
in runaway. The king bolt broke
letting the box to the ground which
threw HIM out.
Miss Mary Egan, formerly with Mrs
Bart Miller, has opened dress making
parlors IN the Vermeulen block anC
solicts share of public patronage
First-class work guaranteed and prices
reasonable
The X. of Z. Lodge of this plac,
has had the good fortune 10 make ar
rangement with the Labadie- Rowel
Co, 10 present the powerful dram;
Damon 81 Pythias at the opera house
November 3rd. The Co. will play as
benefit TO the Lodge.
Mrs. w. S. Turck was re electe,
Grand Matron of the .. f. s. at TN,
Grand Lodge in session at Grand Rap
ids last week. Her term has been on,
OF the most successful in the histor,
of the order and they show their appre
citation 10y her reelection.
The following from the Courier Her
aid will be of interest to many VIII,
knew Mr.. Lynd when he was in tn
county: lowing to poor health Rev
II. L. Lynd, formerly pastor of tn
} Washington avenue Presbyterian
church. will resign the pastorate of tn
West Sixth street Presbyterian church
Superior, Wis, on December |. Afte
that date Mr.. Lynd expects to return
from that northern region to Saginaw
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