Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-04-13

Attend the concert at the Presbyteri-
an ch urch Friday night
Look over f. L. pollasky's ady. this
week and profit thereby.
A f. Woodward was in Grand Rap
ids last week on business.
Read f. Il. Pollasky's hosiery adv.
and take advantage of same.
j. w Nickerson, of Vestaburg, was
in town Tuesday on business.
Don't forget the Old Song concert at
the Presbyterian church tonight.
All kinds of repairing done neatly
and on short notice at Nichols jewelry
store.
There are $50 students in roll at the
Indian Government School at Mt. Plea
SAINT.
Carpets and curtains at greatly re-
duced prices for ten days at +. E. Pol
lasky's.
The Alma Feed Store was opened
to-day ia the Delavan building with a
line OF feed
Window shades mounted on best
spring rollers, only is cents each at +
Z. Pollasky's.
The Ladies' Literary Club will meet
with Mrs j. L. Ewing Monday after
noon, April l6.
Alma Lodge, f. & A. NJ, regular
next Saturday evening. Third degree
will be worked.
A good house with barn and large
garden spot 10 rent or for sale. En-
quire at this office. 7S5.tf
The largest stock of new wash goods
and laces ever exhibited in the county
at +. Z. Pollasky's.
1t is reported that wedding of two
of Alma's popular young people is
booked to occur in few days.
Lawrence LII cotton Al cents
standard prints cents, dress outings
5 cents at Alma Mercantile Co.'S.
In another column will be found 4
notice of a sale for Arson Waring
which is worthy of perusal by oul
readers.
Geo. McCarty and family, who have
been residing in Ithaca for some months
have moved back onto their farm il
Arcadia
Frank Davidson was home over Sun
day. He has position on the Demo
GRAFT Press, Clare, and left Monday Il
commence work.
The 18th university of Odd Fellow
ship Of America will be celebrated a
st. Louis, April 26th. Arrangements
are being made for big time.
One thousand yards of beautiful
figured crepe cloths for wash dresses
and waists, regular l2i cent quality
only eight cents per yard at +. f. Pol
laskys.
The College yearbook for 1894 il
being issued from the presses of tn,
Gratiot County Printing Co. and will
be ready for distribution by May lst.
On April IL and Is you can buy pail
of fine imported, stainless hose, worth
80 cents for % cents a pair, including
free of charge, beautiful large litho
graph picture, at F. K. Pollasky's.
The College orchestra will give {
concert at the College Chapel, Frida,
evening, April 20. The boys have re
ceived several new pieces Of muo' on,
are practicing bard for - ooooo;on
hsH z was narrowly averted a
-. Pleasant last Tuesday by mob o
about 600 men, having no leader. a
it was, the prisoner, Grant 5. Downs
arrested for seducing his niece, wa
nearly scared to death.
The Second Quarterly meeting of tn
Sunday School Union Of the township
of Arcadia and Pine River will be hel
at the NJ. Z. Church in Alma next Sur
day eve, April 18th. There will be a
address by Rev. +. j. Harris, paper
by A. l.. Toner and Mrs. DR.. Pettyjohr
recitations, etc.. All are welcome
Those attending are requested to tax
their hymns Nos. and 8.
Died, at Ithaca, April Sth, Mr.
William Meyer, in the END year of he
age. Deceased was an early settler
coming to this place some time in tn
sos. Her husband died March, 1874
She leaves four children to mourn he
loss, Mrs. James How'd and Flo
Meyer of Ithaca, Arthur Meyer of P'
toskey and Mrs. Almon Yerington {
Portland, Oregon. The remains WEI
buried at Alma Monday afternoon, !
the family ground.
On Monday last occurred the deaf
Of Marion r. Petit of Ithaca, one {
the old residents of Gratiot count.
He waa horn in 1S1R came tn tn