Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-30
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Mercantile Co.'S
Remember. you must register before
O'Clock Saturday.
T.. w. Allen, Of Detroit, is visiting
frien ds in Alma this week
Miss Allie Avery. teacher at Wheeler
is spending the week in Alma.
For RENT:-A nice house well To-
Gated. Enquire of l.. Kehn. 7S5-tf
J II. Faughner has a position with
Steel " Co, Ithaca, scaling lumber.
Sol. Cooley. auctioneer, Shepherd.
Mich. For particulars enquire at this
office. 1855 pm
Frank Medler has sold his residence
on Forest street to Miss Ida Coleman
consideration, $500
j. II. Arnold has accented "A position
at Lucas, on the H. ~ A and will move
his family in "A few DAYS.
Latest designs in lace and chenille
curtains. 200 pair are being offered at
wholesale prices by +. +. Pollasky.
The new spring STYLES in tailor made
clothing, are blacks and grays l.
kehn has just received his new stock =
The l.. o. Il. NJ. lodge of this place
were in st. Louis, Wednesday after
noon, attending d school of instruction
Business men will please remember
that To insure insertions of display adj
refreshments, copy must be i'll by Wed
nesday noon.
The largest line of the latest styles
out in wash dress goods and laces eyer
exhibited in the county, can be seen at
f. f. Pollasky's.
G. J.. Hoyt of Salem, AN old comrade
of + y. Chadwick, accompanied HIM
home from Owosso last Thursday and
spent few days with him.
ATTENTION. have nice assort-
nlent of spring millinery, and will be
pleased to see all my old patrons. |
also solicit my share Of the trade.
Mrs. BART MILLER.
John Durham received telegram
from Cadillac, Wednesday, stating that
his son, Judge Durham, WAS at point
of death. He left on the noon train.
Those beautiful spring capes and
jackets at f. T.. Pollasky's are going
rapidly. You should make an early
selection aud get one of the best
styles.
The ladies of the w r. c. will give
an auction sale . and warm sugar
social in the G. A. r Hall on Saturday
evening, March 3lst. Supper 10 cents.
The public are invited.
notice. members of the Alma
Gun Club are requested to meet at the
office of DR.. Bagley, Saturday, April 7th
at O'Clock a. m, as important bust.
ness has TO be transacted
5. w. TINKER, Treas.
A letter from JAS. A. Stuttz, at Chi
cage, informs us that he has sold three
lots on his addition TO the village of
Alma to Chicago parties. Look out
for his advertisement on this page.
+ f Pollasky is Offering 100 dozen
window shades. new styles and new
patterns, mounted on best spring roll
lers at from Is cents to 40 cents each.
This is good time to buy.
The citizens of Ithaca got together
last week and subscribed $4,000
which guarantees the rebuilding of the
G. w. Althouse factory which was de-
stroyed by fire few days before. This
is the kind of enterprise that makes the
town.
The Schumann Quartet at the Col
lege Chapel last Wednesday night, was
very entertaining. Their program gave
full better satisfaction than when they
were here before. The house was full
to overlooking which was very pleasing
to the ladies of the Presbyterian church.
The young man who stole the pair of
rubber boots from in front of Delayan's
store, on Tuesday night, and ran down
the alley had better return them
as he was seen by people in the next
building and can be identified, and will
be prosecuted, if not returned at once.
G.. NJ. DELAvAN.
Last week one day. f. w, Hooper
hitched his horse under the sheds at
the rear of the Mercantile Co.'S store.
A party took whip from his buggy.
Fortunately for Mr.. Hooper a party
in Il. VanDenBergh's store saw the
party take it. If it is brought TO the
store, no trouble will be made Other
wise the guilty party must stand the
consequences.
The team Of Nathan Harris residing
three miles north east of town, caused
some excitement Wednesday. They
became frightened at the Roller Mills
and started for run. In front of Fish
beck's blacksmith shop, they tipped the