Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-31

Free trade prices. Atwood yarn, Az
cts. per pound, at Pollasky's.
Ladies, call OH Mrs. Bart Miller for
strictly first. class dressmaking.
Twelve brick stores are already under
course of construction at Lakeview.
% pieces outing flannel at five cents
per yard; worth double, at Poll asky's.
Miss Ora Prick, of Toledo, is the
guest of l.. IL. Hayt and wife this week.
w. Rollin brings us four plums of the
Yellow Ache variety that weigh seven
ounces.
Good plain cook wanted at Alma
College boarding department. Come or
write to JAMES Logic,
Alma, Mich.
Next Saturday Messenger & Co. open
up the finest clothing stock eyer seen
in this town.
Mrs. ID. ID. Whitesell left Tuesday
for Crystal Lake, BenZonia county, fol
short outing.
Fred McCarty has returned from
London, Ont, where he has been spend
ing the summer.
Miss Lulu Hughes, of Harrison, was
the guest of w. j. Gargett and family
the first of the week.
f. A. Spade and Miss Eva Fuller, o.
Riverdale, were united in marriage by
Esq. Durham last Saturday.
Remember we sell the shoes of TIT
town and will warrant every pair a
represented or will refund the money.
WOODWARD Il Co.
On another page will be found tn
call for the county convention at lthac
Sept. 22nd for the purpose of nominal
ing county ticket.
Gowdy Sutherland, of Saginaw, VIII
, has been sojourning at Spring Lake,
resort near Grand Haven, stopped her
. over Sunday on his way home.
Go and see Simon Saturday He ha
4 hearty hand-shake and good ciga
ready for you and as nice a lot
clothing as anybody wants to see.
We find in comparing the report
. the game law published last week, Sc
eral errors in dates, all of which hay
been corrected and will be found
this issue.
The remains Of the infant child
Frank Taylor, of Copemish, arrived
Alma last Friday and was taken
10 Elwell for burial, the former home
the parents.
Allan Williams, former Gratiotlt
- now of Ada, Ohio, made the RECoI
- office pleasant call last Monday ,whi
on his way home from a short visit wi
D. friends at Elm Hall.
8 The Greenville Call says that fe
curious looking globules fell from t
e sky over there the other day. viii
b, were recognized by some of the old
inhabitants as rain drops.
o. Ithaca has a law suit on her hands
r. the nature of case for S. 900 damage
brought by Mrs. n. f. Pratt, of Riv,
M dale. for injuries received last Mar
y from a defective sidewalk.
The base ball craze along with
-, panic has struck nearly every town
- the state, and it is hard to tell at {
~ time which will be knocked out frs
towns, panic or base ballists.
ay The first meeting of the Teache
lis Reading Circle will be held in the III
Id School building at 8 o'clock Stature
all morning of next week. All who
in pect to take the work should be pres'
I'LL at that time if possible.
. Mems and youths clothing, lat
EEK fall STYLES, an immense assortme
er. good goods at the lowest prices e
will known, at Pollasky's. If you reet
suit. you'll save 25 per cent. by insp
BOD ing Pollasky's mammoth stock.
ent The editor of this paper and '
ice. spent Sunday in Ingham county,
Pol place of his childhood, having b
y away from there for ten years, wi
lair has brought about many changes.
So most enjoyable time is reported.
lay, The D., l.. & n. will run cheap
ept cursion to Lakeview next Sunday
and account of the colored campmeetini
bits that place. Train will leave here
900 a. N. and returning, leaves l.
the view at 700 p. m. Fare for round
en- So cents.
rom The Sunday evening service at
avn Presbyterian church, which was dis
ght. tinued during July and August, Wi
and resumed next Sunday evening. In
nection with the sermon on the
they ject, 1.-THE Days of Thy Youth
rnal printed responsive service will be
sfor. A cordial invitation is extended Il
.tely who do not attend church elsewl
no "Come with us, and we will do
the good"
uild- T. A. Ely passed the ffty-frst
stone of this terrestrial trot" on