Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-24


Free trade prices. Atwood yarn, 40
cts. pei pound, at POllasky's.
II. j. Vermeulen received another
car load of sugar last Saturday.
Frank Pollasky sells the best mems
$500 shoe ever made for Sl4S.
Fifteen dollars in gold given away at
Delavan's. Call and Investigate. =
+ f. Pollasky has new adv this
week Look it over; it Will do you good.
f. G. Smith and wife, Of Owosso,
spent Sunday with l.. II. Hayt and
family.
For ground feed, corn, oats, etc, call
at the Alma Feed store opposite the
post Office.
Miss Minnie McCarty started Satur-
day morning for visit with friends in
Ionia county.
The RECORD received a pleasant call
from Senaca Sly, of Elm Hall, last
Monday night.
Have you threshed? Buy your grain
bags, full two-bushel size, at Pollasky's
for 81 % dozen.
Mrs. Jerry Smith lost her pocketbook
on the streets last Saturday night. 1t
contained six dollars.
DR.. N. McClinton and daughter
Claudia, of Cass City, visited his son,
n. F. McClinton, and wife at d. r..
Sullivan's over Sunday.
l.. 5. Stevens has moved his art store
TO rooms over the Keso building on
Superior street, making room for Mes
senger & Coz clothing stock
DR.. c. NJ. Hart will be in Alma, Aug.
30 to extract teeth without pain or
sleep. Call at hotel and have DR.. Hart
examine your teeth Yours truly,
G. NJ. HART.
J. a. Nelson, of Marion, who has
been stopping at the Sanitarium for
some time, returned home Wednesday
with praises for the institution and
Alma.
DR.. j. f. Suydam and family attend
ed the S0th birthday of the doctors
grandmother, Mrs. l.. L. Buell., of St.
Louis. Notwithstanding her age she
is as bright and cheerful as can be.
By dropping line to Eggleston' s
music store, Ithaca, Mich, you can get
prices on pianos from 5000 up, on or
gans, from $50 up, and on sewing ma.
chimes, from SO up. Everything in
the music and sewing machine line
constantly on hand,
y subscription paper was passed last
week and money enough raised TO pur-
chase the life-size painting OF Esq.
Kimble that has been in the window of
l.. 5. Stevens art store for some months
and hereafter will be seen at Union
School as an old relic.
A girls taste differs according to age.
At sixteen she wants a dude with
tooth-picked shoes, one who smokes
cigarettes and has a microscopic mus
tache; at twenty, chief justice with a
pile Of tin: at twenty-five she'll be sat.
islied with member Of congress- at
thirty country doctor or preacher will
do, and at thirty-fve anything that
wears pants.
We have received the premium list
of the Howard City Driving Park and
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will be held Sept Il to A inclusive and
the list gives promise of a good fail.
The premiums are liberal and well APP
portioned in the different departments.
Over 81 200 are offered in purses, insur-
ing good races. geographically, the
book is one of the neatest out this year.
The Sumner township Sunday School
Association will hold their annual pic
uic in the Gargett grove one half mile
north of Sumner Center school house
Aug. Goth. Exercises begin at 1890.
Everybody is invited to attend and en-
Joy themselves, especially the G. A. r.
Post and Relief Corps. This year the
children will do the entertaining having
it almost entirely in their charge At
ter dinner a fine program of speaking
and singing has been arranged for.
The County Sunday School Rally at
Ithaca on Tuesday was grand success
They came from all parts of the county
They came by wagon, they came by
rail; they came from the country, they
came from the villages. One-horse
teams, two-horse teams and four-horse
teams. Some of the country schools
had their wagons nicely decorated
Sunday School banners and the Stars
and Stripes being thrown to the breeze.
At / o'clock a. M, the procession was
formed by the marshal of the day, n.
b. Bradley, in front of the Baptist
church and headed by the band marched
through main street to NJ. f. church,
then north to the grove. There were
three bands in the procession. 1,000
Sunday School children, officers and
teachers marched to the music of the
bands, making fine appearance as
they passed the reviewing stand where