Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-10-12
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in town Wednesday.
w. II. VALIDITY, of Adrian, was in
Alma Thursday morning.
Several from Alma will take in the
speech of Mckinley at Ionia to-day.
The Woman's Club will meet with
Mrs. 7. F. Timby Monday, Oct. 18th.
A complete line of boots, shoes and
rubbers at lowest prices at Delavan's. =
Guss May and wife, of Berlin, Ont,
spent Sunday with her sister Mrs. j. F.
Sartor.
Oh! What fine line of cheap pants
Mccullough has on, $500 pants TO
81 80 all wool, eh.
j. A. Weller, of st. Louis, has re-
ceived an appointment on the census
bure u at Lansing.
You can buy one of those latest style
nobby capes or jackets at hard time "
prices at Pollasky's.
Alma Roller Mills pay within two
cents of Detroit mark ct for wheat; more
than any town in the state.
W. S. Turck and wife are in Grand
Rapids attending the Grand Lodge of
the 0. +. 5 in session there.
The express Office at Ashley was re
lieved of $3.50 in cash last Monday
night, the safe being left unlocked.
Just think of 1t! f. L. Pollasky is
selling nice, soft, heavy blankets, full
size, white or gray, at only 90 cents per
pair.
NJ. b. Faughner LETT Wednesday
morning for Detroit He will remain
there week and will then visit Eng
land for a few months.
That new line of hats and caps in the
latest shapes and styles are out of
sight and have no equal. Call and
see them at McCulloCgh's.
Musin, the greatest violin player lily
ing. at the Opera House next Thursday
night. Reserved seats at Webb's, 81
and 10 cents, children 30 cents.
Ladies' Fall opening at Mrs. Gros-
venor's, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, Oct. IL, II, IS. An elegant
line of pattern hats and bonnets.
Samuel Megaw is acting in the ca
pacity of librarian this week owing to
the absence of Miss Case who has gone
to Canada to visit her father who is
sick.
Frank Medler has purchased the
Alma Feed Store and will take posses
sion the first of the week. He is ID
hustler and we prophesy for him a
good business.
How is this? +. 4. Pollasky is of
fering this week large line Of ladies,
gents aud children's fine heavy 80 cent
underwear for only % cents. To see
them is to buy them.
This week we notify those in arrears
by cross on the margin of their paper
means we need our pay. If you have
not got the money bring us wood OF
grain. Will you do something?
To convince yourself that it pays to
advertise and do just as you advertise
call at f. L Pollasky's and you will
see people buying their fall and winter
goods in large quantities. Honest goods
and low prices does the business.
Earl Torrey, Of Detroit, former
onnntv how xyaS in A linn VII ii
ing friends last Saturday. He has been
admitted to the bar and expects to com
mence the practice of law i'll Detroit.
NJ. X. Salter, of Ithaca, will be made
Grand Master Of the |. o. o. F., OF
Michigan, Oct 18th. This is very
pleasing to his Gratiot friends, anc
he has no equal for this pcs ton in The
state.
Hon. Chas. Morse, Labor Commits
sioner, and resident OF Gratiot Co
was elected member of the executive
Committee of Officials of Bureaus OF
Labor Statistic of the United States a
llo HtcllIS HcIu az w uohillSSOI, ~. "
May 10Th and 18th.
) Bessie Bonsall, the phenomenal Con
tralto with Musin, has been grea
success during the past season, and al
who haye heard her sing were en-
tranced by her naturally rich, pure anC
: cultivated voice. She sings the great
! arias with perfect schooling and finish
We do not hesitate TO pronounce he
: the leading contralto singer travelling
7 in America
Mrs. Nathaniel Bancroft, aged 4
years, died last Wednesday morning o
J epileptic fit She had been ailing 70
] some weeks but was about the hous
when death came. DR.. Huffman ant
r DR.. Suydam was called but to late
s She leaves husband and five children
{ to mourn the loss of dear companion
t and mother. Deceased was buried a
: | Mamie Ranids Thursday aftprnOon