Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-12-07
HOME AND VICINITY.

Circuit court is in session at Ithaca
this week
Mccullough has fine line of ladies
warm shoes.
Novelties in Sterling Silver at Mich
OILS, jeweer.
Buy your baled hay and feed at the
Alma Feed Store.
Miss Blanch Post spent Sunday in
town with friends.
J. II. Lancashire was in Detroit
Tuesday on business.
Geo. y. Fink, of Lansing, spent
Sunday with friends in Alma.
A. ). Coutant, of Mt. Pleasant was "a
caller at this office last Saturday.
Plush caps, 75 cents and Sl0O to
S2.00-elegant line-at Messengers. -"
Jno. I. Mathews, of Ithaca, was in
town last Saturday on legal business.
The Wright House has been put
ting in some new furniture this week.
If you want to buy wood, leave or
ders at express office for Fred kernon.
The Telephone construction COM
pany got as far as Riyerdale last Satur-
day.
Men $ and boys suits and overcoats
at manufacturers cost at +. +. Pol
iasky's.
Frank Ellicot is the new agent for
the Detroit dailies and it will be well
cared for.
+. y. Chadwick and wife spent Sun
day with G. l.. Chadwick and wife, at
Chippewa Lake.
Willard X Mapes have opened up
their new meat market and are now
looking after trade.
Ladies looking for a Christmas pres
ent tor their husbands, should see the
buffalo robes at Delavan's.
Edgar Church arrived home last Sat
! urday. He has been in the north with
government survey party.
Mrs. w. 5. Turck was in Plymouth
and Detroit Tuesday and Wednesday
IN the interest of the o. +. S. lodge.
The subject of the evening discourse
at the presby terrain church next Sun
day will be The Wonderful Book. "
Ed. Weston left Monday for Grand
Rapids where he has position doing
/ plumbing for the G. Il w. NJ. railroad.
The clearing sale at Pollasky's is
capturing the crowds. Extreme low
prices and honest goods does the bust
ness.
Many article will be offered for sale
by the ladies of the Episcopal church
at their bazaar next Thursday, very
attractive display of Sterling Silver
novelties among them. Come and see
w. G. Nliet and wife returned home
from their wedding trip last Saturday
night. They were met at the train by
about 80 of their friends and escorted
home and are now at the home of bi:
parents.
There will he meeting of the
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian
church at the home of Mrs j. L. Peters
Saturday at 800 p. IN, for the purpose
of electing officers for the ensuing year
a full attendance is requested.i
The Vincent Company that occupied
the opera house last week, was one OF
the best companies that has visited
Alma since its opening. In each play
every part was well taken by art
lists of unquestionable ability. Their
houses were small owing to 80 mucl
going on in town.
In letter received from DR.. Bagley
he states that he has enjoyed his op
portunities for study and observation
very much, and that he will return
about the 10th and resume his practice
The Dr.'s patrons will undoubtedly ap
preciate his expenditure of time and
money to inform himself regarding TIT
lotCot diiu thc ocol Luctuouo III LIS pIO
fession.
Several weeks ago an article appeared
in Saginaw local paper upon the ten
dency of people TO remain unmarried
and that there was young lady il
town who was capable of supporting q
husband and who was comely to boot
who had not entered the matrimona
state because no one had asked her
More than three score of letters of in
quiry and offers were received, which
demonstrated the fact that men were
willing TO be supported by their wives
and that newspapers are good adyertis
Ing mediums