Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-10-26
MESSENGER & co.
HOME AND VICINITY.

at the Opera House, Alma
Monday evening, Oct. 20.
See the buffalo robes at Delavan S
See those new sequins at Mrs. Mil |
ler's.
Damon and Pythias, opera house,
Nov. 9TH.
Z. J. Blair, of Elm Hall, was in town
Tuesday.
Good suits made to order from Sl5. 90
up at Kehn's.
All work promptly and neatly done
at Nichols, jeweler.
Perfectly lifting patterns drafted to
order at Mrs. Niller's.
BE. Welty returned last Monday
night from his trip west.
The Alma Feed Store has new adv.
on first page Read it over.
Blankets and comfortables to keep
YOU all warm at +. L. Pollasky's.
Mrs. Hattie Berger, nee Stoughten-
bergh, is here visiting her mother.
Rev W. +. Jones and family were IN
Bay City the latter part of last week
Mrs. J. Ii. Lancashire and daughter
Harriet, left Tuesday morning for De-
troit
The Roller Mills wants your wheat
and will pay you more than the market
price,
Canadian Jubilee Singers at the NJ F..
church. Friday Nov. >, tor the benefit
of the church.
A complete line of the best quality of
boots, shoes and rubbers, at lowest
prices at Delevan's
Albert Button and wife, of Saginaw
spent Sunday in town, the guests of s.
G. Button and family.
Bert Woodward will go To Detroit to
buy "a new supply of Piugree " Smltl
shoes the last of this week.
The Woman's Club will meet will
Miss Delavan, Monday, Oct. 20th
Subject, Shakespearan Sonnets.
The most complete line of perfec
fitting reliable footwear in the count.
can be found at f. L. Pollasky's. =
Joseph Tray, of Sumner, has pun
chased the Geo. Kaufman residence Il
Case Addition and will move to Alma
Those old plantation melodies will b
- sung at the NJ. +. church, Friday eye
ming, Nov. ., 10y the famous Canada
III Jubilee Singers.
~ Saturday Nov. 3, is registration da
- and it is the duty of everyone to b.
30 properly registered in the precinC
~ where they reside.
The second annual meeting OF III
- 18th annual District 5. 5. Associate
is in session at Ithaca to-day. quite
number from here are in attendance.
New dress novelties, gloves, hosier
underwear, corsets, just received at
f. Pollasky's. These goods we
/ bought at very low prices and will
. sold likewise,
VIM. Club has opened first-cla
blacksmith shop in connection with b
+ other business and secured the servi
l of Geo. Hulse as horseshoer and gene
al blacksmith.
The ''doughnut contest" given by /
Epworth League at the residence
Rev ]. w. McAllister, last Tuesd
evening was a very pleasant event, be
socially and financially.
Button Il Co., have moved tn
lunch rooms and stock of goods to
first door west of Mrs. Bart Mile
m Millinery store, where they will G.
M tinue to cater to the public.
90 There will lie a change in time ia
25 on the ID. l.. & n. II. r. taking eff
25 next Sunday, Oct 2Sth. Train No.
20 will leave Alma at $3.50 a. m. instead
% $40 a. m. and No. go leaves at l0:2S
o. IN. instead of 1850 a. m.
w During the year the G. l.. 5. 9. t
up English European History, Eng
DIX Literature, Geology and Kenalssa
and Modern Art, also required rt
ings and current news found in e
number of the Chautauqua. Find
gIam elsewhere.
Next Sunday morning, Oct 2
- Rev A. L. Mcdonald, "A powe
gospel preacher, will begin special s.
!, j ices at the Baptist Church, to be
tinued every night during the w
He will be ably assisted by
LOOMS, a sweet gospel singer. E'
body welcome,