Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-23
New shoes at Alma Mercantile Co.


cut go 10 Earl Clark's.
All kinds of field seeds, also garden
seeds in bulk, at Delavan's.
Frank Davidson has position at
Coleman and left Thursday.
The Alma Creamery have commenced
their summer shipments of butter.
For SALE:-I have a few choice
raspberry plants for sale. Inquire of
7S4 4w w. A. THOMAS.
You can find the latest styles out in
children's spring jackets at Polasky's =
Passenger Agent Kirby, of the T., A
A. Il n. M. R'y, was in town Tuesday
night.
j. w. Holmes is getting in his line
of farm implements for his summer
trade.
The contribution for Foreign Mis-
sions at the Baptist church last Sunday
was $500.
l.. Kehn has received his stock Of
spring good which he is making up
vecy cheap.
A. ID. Hitchcock, of Carleton, form
erly of this place, was in town Monday
on business.
Why complain when you can buy the
best LII sheeting for d cents per yard
at Pollasky's?
| A good house with barn and large
garden spot 10 rent or for sale. En-
quire at this Office 7S5-tf
Geo. Lane left Monday noon for
Harbor Springs where he has a position
in machine shop.
Lawrence LII cotton Al cents,
standard prints cents, dress outings
8 cents at Alma Mercantile Co.'S.
r. f. Mobo and Thos. fallen, of
Riverdale, and Z. III. Johnson, of Yes
taburg, were in town last Friday.
You can find complete line of the
latest nobby styles in mems, boys
and children's suits at +. +. Pol
lasky's.
A democrat caucus for the township
of Arcadia, is called for next Monday
afternoon, at two o'clock, at Firemen S
Hall, Alma.
The largest line Of window shades in
the county-complete on spring rollers
at from IS cents to 80 cents each at
f. + Pollasky's.
Rev. A. f. Bruske ID. ID. and Rev.
w. +. Jones are conducting evangelist
ic services this week in the Presby-
terrain church at Ithaca.
The RECORD is prepared to promptly
and accurately fill all orders for cleo
tion tickets. We have all the neces-
sary signs and guarantee accuracy
The Schumann Quartet, of this city,
is rapidly pushing itself into promi-
nence as one of the leading concert
quartets Of the country.-Chicago
Daily News.
Workmen are at work extending the
sun parlor along on the east side of the
west wing of the Sanitarium. 1t is to
run the whole length of the building
and will be "a feet deep.
We are in receipt of the ninth annual
report of the secretary, of the Michigan
| Club Banquet, of 1894. 1t is neatly
gotten up and contains virbatum ac-
count of the banquet. 1t was without
doubt one of the most enthusiastic
meeting sever held.
Miss Sadie Ward, who has been tax
ing vocal instruction at the Conserva-
tory of Music, at Boston, the past six
months, has been offered a position as
teacher in vocal and instrumental music
and charge of boys choir in mission
college, in South Dakota. She has not
determined whether she will go as yet.
Messers. j. w. Holmes, j. j. Trott,
L. A. Ely, L. n. Chadwick and J. y.
Glow returned from Owosso Wednes
day night where they were in atten-
dance at the G.. A. r. encampment.
IHty lCpOlL a ldISt ClOWu anu july
time. Louis Kanitz, of Muskegon,
was elected COMMANDMENTS Chief and
the next place of meeting will be held
at Mt. Clemens.
The talk of Miss Clara +. Dillingham;,
of the training department of Alma
College, before the ladies' class Of The
Atheneum gymnasium, last Saturday
afternoon, was most interesting and
practical portrayal of the utility of ply
steal culture and its especial Importance
to ladies. The audience was good and
from what we hear we Judge Miss
Dillingham's efforts were not without
good effect. Clipper.
The Detroit Journal, of hast Friday,
says that general manager Ashley,
general freight and passenger agent
Bennett and commercial agent Parks,
of the Toledo, Ann Arbor 81 Northern
R'y, are in Menominee arranging for
an extension of their freight line of
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