Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-05-11

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See the new fad in Japan csc rugs at
the Alma Mercantile Co.
Have you seen those four cent hand
ke.chieis al Mrs. Whitsell'sg
Good speed cart aud second 81, sim
gle harness for sale At Aordeu's
what more can you asky Extra heavy
Ill sheeting, a cts. at POllasky's.
Fred Moffett, editor OF the stanton
Herald, was in town Monday night.
Call on Mrs. Bart. Miller for MILL.
merry goods, as she is selling them right.
Geo. Pulfrey is making arrangements
to Duild fine residence on Superior st.
The Ladies' Literary Club will meet
with Mrs Ralph G. Ely, Monday, May
18th.
Keep cool, especially your head.
straw hats in endless variety at Pol
lasky's.
For ground feed, corn, oats, ETC., call
at the Alma Feed store opposite the
post Office.
The store building occupied by Mrs.
d. ID. Whitesell has received new
coat of paint,
Mrs ID. e. Gray and son, Master
Glen, of Grand Rapids, spent Sunday
with relatives.
To see them is to admire them. The
most elegant novelties in gents neck
wear at Pollasky's.
w. w. Fraker has purchased the
b. 5. Webb residence and will take
possession in few days.
JAS. Morrison left Tuesday for Lake
George where he is going to commence
getting out telegraph-poles,
Mrs. Ella Downie was called to Chi.
eago Tuesday 10y telegram announ-
cling the death of her mother.
DR.. Convey with his painless method
of extracting teeth at the Wright House
May II. Do not fail to see him.
They took a tumble. Pollasky is
selling 81 90 and 81. 25 ladies kid gloves
all colOrs and shades, for SO ceuts. r.
Frank Ellicot has vacated the Eli
cot House and moved his family into
The McLaren house on Woodwork st.
May % and 20 is field day and will be
observed at Alma College. In addition
to the program will be a banquet and
reception.
Hooper s. Co. purchased of Fayett
Mallory, of Seville, last Monday. a
lamb which dressed 30 pounds. Who
can beat it?
Buy shoes where you can save some
money. Don't pay big prices but &c
where you can get good goods at hard
times prices.
WOODWARD & Co.
BY special request, DR.. Covey Will be
at Wright House Thursday, May II, foI
the purpose Of extracting teeth positive.
ly without pain.
The Evening Press, the new daily at
st. Louis, is at hand. 1t is a six col
umn folio and if the space occupied
is paid Tor at respectable prices it is
sure to succeed. Success to it.
Mrs. Bart Miller's spring and sum
mer opening was very pleasant affair
Her goods were new and tasty and hel
store handsomely trimmed, and what
is better than all, an excellent trade il
reported
Frank Ramsey, Of Mt. Pleasant, has
moved to Alma and Will train a string
of horses here until July l. Two of
the string will be Gold Drop, the three
year old stallion Of Brown & Co., and
General Gould, the Clay stallion of
n. j. Mccullough, both of Alma.
Burglars entered the residence o.
w. w. Kinch last Thursday night
through the bedroom window, anC
carried of his pants, coat and vest
which contained some money and hi.
watch Not being content with this
they took Mrs Kinch's watch aud rings
No trace of the perpetrators has beer
found as YET
When the new sun-parlOr is COM
pleted at the Sanitarium, it is expe cteC
to have an opening night with gymnas
tics, etc. For the present, the sun
parlor will be used as the gymnasium
until the gymnasium proper, which is
now being contemplated, is built
Commencing this Friday night. ban,
concerts Will oe held in the Sanitariuu
Park, to which al our readers an,
Invited.
The public" given in the Colleg
chapel on Friday evening, Ma, a, wa
largely attended aud proved very en-
ioyable occasion. The members of th,
class did themselves credit both in TIA
composition anu In the rendition
of their performances. The powe
of effective speech doubles tn
! q . a.. A.