Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-09-28
HOME AND VICINITY.

j. w Holmes will spend Sunday at
Jackson.
Z. f. Timby is in Chicago this week
on business.
Good suits made to order from $500
up at Kehn's.
l.. b. Kehn and wife, of Ithaca, spent
Sunday in Alma.
Simon Messenger is in Chicago this
week buying goods.
Born, to O. w. Rogers and wife, last
sunday night, boy.
Geo. w. Skinner, of st. Louis, has
had his pension renewed.
Mrs. Jno. Durham is in Grand Rap
ids this week visiting relatives.
Geo. Emsley and wife took in the
fair at Mt. Pleasant this week.
VIII Hawkins, of Chicopee Falls, is
visiting his parents in Alma this week.
Farmers should remember that land
plaster can be found at the Alma Feed
store.
Just received > 200 yards more of that
heavy cent outing flannel at +. T..
Pollasky's.
H. Il. Meyer spent Sunday at Benton
Harbor, his station being cared for by
Mr.. Miller.
Mrs. W. s. Turck was in Clare Mon
day and on Tuesday in Bay City Oh o..
/ j.. s. work.
Nothing but good goods and prices
way down at Messenger & Co.'s new
clothing store.
Mrs. j. +. Sartor Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Chas. lngersol, at st.
Johns this week.
w. NJ. Harlock, of Pompei, is the new
clerk at II. j. Vermeulen's. He will
move 10 Alma soon.
Mrs David Castor left Wednesday
night for Gate Creek, Oregon, where
she will join her husband.
The funeral of Mrs. William Convers,
aged 81 years, was held at the M. +.
church last Sunday afternoon.
Ii. j. ! ermeulen is putting in new
stone gutter in 'front.' of his block on Su-
perior street, much needed improve
ment.
Il w. Nichols, candidate for govern
or on the populist ticket, was in Alma
Wednesday and made us a very pleas
ant call.
Don't shiver and shake but go al
once to F. L. Pollasky's and purchase
a nice warm oyercoat at nearly one-hali
former pricS.
Mrs. j. }. Trott nag purchased the
corner lot on Woodwork Ave. of Fran
els Palmer, consideration $500, and vii
build nice residence thereon.
The Mercantile Co. now have their i'm
provements in their store completed anC
are as.neat as can be, making them ONT
of the incest stores in the county.
Mccullough has the largest and bes
assorted stock of boots and shoes il
Gratiot county, and best Of all he II
selling cheaper. All goods warrant
ed.
There will he temperance lecture
given at the NJ. K. church on Tuesday
evening, Oct. 2nd under the auspices OF
the Epworth Legue. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all. Admission
free.
The pastor will preach in the Presby
terian church next Sunday morning OF
Symmetrical Development" The
evening subject will be Trust III
God" A printed concert exercise will
be used in connection with the evenini
service. All are invited.
To open the season with a rush, +
. T.. Pollasky offers his entire stock o
D ladies' and misses latest fall an,
. winter styles in nobby capes and Jack
. cts at "hard time prices" Connec
D this week with cold weather and maxi
z Yourself comfortable with warm
stylish garment.
While shinglng the house of Mrs
90 Allen last Friday the brackets CAV
way and let Henry Wise, John Tall
and NJ. Mcintyre slide off on to tn
ground. Mr.. Tally struck on his fee
and was uninjured, but Messrs. Wis
and Mcintyre were badly bruised. III
latter, aged go years old, is in ba
condition being injured internally an
Is Conhned to hls bed.