Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-09-21

House Sept. 9th.
Headquarters for frst-class dress
making is at Mrs. Miller's.
Levi Il. Morton was nominated for
governor of New York last Tuesday.
Rev j. Wildman, is the new u. Il.
pastor located here by the conference.
Choice heavy LII sheeting only four
and one-half cents per yard at Pol
laskys.
HOUSES TO RENT have two choice
dwelling houses to rent. Inquire of III
A. Delavan.
Oh! What a fine line OF cheap pants
Mccullough has on, $500 pants for
$3.50 all wool, ell.
A complete assortment of boots,
shoes and rubbers at lowest possible
prices at Delavan's.
Miss Irene Secord, of Chicago, for
merly Of this place. was in town Tues
day calling OH friends.
Miss Bertha Stevens, teacher at the
Union School, is the new pipe organist
at the Episcopal chnrch.
Alma Roller Mills pay within two
cents of Detroit market for wheat; more
than any town in the state.
+. f. Pollasky is showing the largest
line of children's wear resisting school
shoes in the county at lowest prices.
Just think of it! Choice, light and
dark patterns in extra wide outing
flannel only five cents per yard at Pol
lasky's.
Robert j., the world record breaker,
gave the pacing record another drop
last week at Terre Haute, Indiana, by
pacing a mile in 2:0l4.
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 McCullough's.
We are under obligations to the Sec
rotary of the Isabella County Agricul-
tural Society for complimentraries.
Their dates are Sept Goth to 2Sth.
w. n. Rogers received the sad intelli-
gence of serious accident to his grand
son, Harry Simonson, at Mt. Pleasant
Monday and went on the first train.
r. A. NJ, Alma Chapter, special
Monday evening, Gath inst, $50 sharp.
Work II. a. Degree. Full attendance
requested. Visiting companions well
come.
G.. +. Blanchard left Wednesday
morning for Chicago where he will con-
tinue his course in the Mccormick
Theological Seminary. The RECORD
will be a weekly visitor.
ID. l.. Sharrar has purchased the Sly
ter forty acres of land that joins him
on the south west, making him one of
thenicest 100 acre farms in Arcadia
The consideration was $1,000.
Prices on clothing gone to smash.
Free trade did it. Mems all wool suits
go at six to eight dollars. Fine tailor
made suits former price SIS to SIS now
sold for S10.4S at F. Z. Pollaskys.
Mrs. Z. c. Ferris, delegate from this
place, to the Great Hive, l.. o. T. NJ,
at Lansing, brings back most favor
able report. The l.. .. L. NJ, of Mich
igan, are in very prosperous condi-
ton.
On Sunday next, September %, at
the Presbyterian church will be held a
union gospel temperance meeting, ad-
dressed by Rev. Jno. Russell the well
known temperance orator. Everybody
come.
Miss Mary McNutt left Saturday
night for Grand Rapids to spend the
week looking up styles in dressmaking
after which she will return and open IA
dressmaking shop here on the oath Of
this month.
Married, at st. Louis, Monday even
ing by the Rev. G. d. Eldridge, Will
Boyer and Miss Nellie Backus, of this
place. The happy couple commence
married life on the Boyer farm in
southwest Arcadia.
Gold Drop, the three year old stallion
from this place, started in his maiden
race at Big Rapids last Tuesday win
ing first money and receiving a mark of
2 3s. Driven by Frank Ramsey who
always wins when he starts for it.
Relatives were invited to dinner at
the home of w. n. Rogers, Saturday,
Sept 18th, that being his 18th birthday.
A pair of gold bowed specitacles were
presented by his son and daughter
with numerous presents from grand
children and other relations.
Our collector, H. u. Curtis, will call
on every subscriber in the county that
is in arrears to the, RECORD within the
the next few weeks. On his late trip
many promised to call in and settle but
have not. The amount is small to you
but they all figure up large to us. We
are in hopes each will prepare them
selves for his coming.
A grand rally of all who desire to or
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