Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-02


March 18th.
w. >. Curtis, of North Star, was in
Town Tuesday.
For clean shave or a stylish hair.
cut go to Earl Clerks.
Born, to julius Longfelder and wife
girl. All doing we'll.
Dress goods of all kinds at reduced
orices this week at Delavan's.
ATTENTION FARMERS Fine salt
| ,nly 1915 per tor, at Pollasky's.
The Ladies' Literary Club will meet
With Mrs. Brooks on Monday next.
Mrs. G. w. Beeman. of WILLIAMSON.
5 visiting Mrs G. +. Brown, this week.
The Wright House bus comes out as
bright as dollar, with new coat of
paint.
w. ID. Clark has purchased the Ar
thur Meyer house and lot in the south
| Dart of town.
w. II. Kinch has moved his family
and shoe shop to the Fisher building
and will continue business.
A good store property renting for
Sl25 per year, in good town of 500 to
trade for house and lot in Alma.
| Our long looked for books have ar
rived. Subscribers who have them
paid for will please call for them.
All goods bought at my store will be
engraved by hand free of cost.
NICHOLS, The Jeweler.
The new spring styles in tailor made
clothing, are blacks and grays. L..
Kehn has just received his new stock. =
EMPLOYMENT Experienced help
can obtain employment by writing to
Belding Bros & Co., lock box 10.
Belding, Mich. 7Sl-2w
Ladies of the Art Department, of
Alma College, will give an entertain
ment March Il. Proceeds will be used
towards purchasing casts for the use
of the department.
If some of the young ladies of Alma
who make practice of trailing up and
down in front of the Wright House to
firt with travelling men knew of some
of the remarks that are made they
would desist.
We have added the New York Tri-
bune to our clubbing list and hereafter
you can get the RECORD and the New
York Tribune one year for Sl.50, or the
RECORD and Detroit Tribune for Sl.25.
Show this to your friends and ask them
to subscribe.
Rev. G. ID. Eldredge still continues
to attract large crowds at the Baptist
church by his sublime sermons and
sweet singing. His subject for next
Sunday morning will be The Future
Resurrection of the Dead" Sunday
evening, Satan, his Nature, Origin
and Work"
A pair of horses belonging to Horace
Angel, and driven by his hired man,
ran away last Saturday night. They
threw the driver out at the bridge near
Tinker, Lancashire & Co.'s mill, cut
ting his face very bad and the horses
kept on running and were captured
some distance south of town.
You can practice true economy by
investigating the prices and examining
the great stock of dry goods, cloaks,
carpets, curtains, clothing, boots, shoes,
ETC., just received at +. f. Pollasky's,
before making your purchases. We
buy goods at hard pan prices and offer
them to you in the same manner.
The state census will be taken in
1894 in pursuance of the statue, Act
IFS, laws of 1898. The enumerators
will be appointed by the town boards
aud by the municipal authorities of in
corporated cities. Town or city clerks
will transmit the name of all the APP
pointees to the secretary of state be
fore the twentieth of May. The com
pensation of the enumerators is S2.5O
per day for ten hours work. Necessary
blanks will be furnished township
clerks by the county clerk. The result
of the enumerators' work will be sent
to the state department of compilation,
which will be a work of vast magni-
tude.
1t has now come to light that Miss
Kate Smith, who resigned her position
at the Mercantile Co.'s store on &C.
count of i'll health, was married last
Monday, to William Essig, a prominent
Detroit nurseryman. The happy
couple took the Ais train for Detroit
their future home. When they entered
the train, much to their surprise, there
were four couple of Alma young people
who had heard Of it, and decided to ac-
company them on their journey as far
as Ithaca. In neat presentation
speech by M. +. Chaplin, in which he
brought TO mind many former larks, he
presented the couple with handsome