Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-03-22

up at kenn s.
Remember the table sale at Wood
ward Il Co. IS store.
Ithaca and st. Louis have both Or
gained Silver Clubs.
James Allen, of Sagin aw, is the new
barber at Earl Clark's.
Boots, shoes and rubbeTs at lowest
possible prices at Delayans.'
Don't fail to see the new things In
wash goods at +. +. Pollasky's.
Miss Blanche Woodward visited
friends near Riverdale last Sunday.
Dingman writes his own advs. for "a
Cash Store and makes prices talk.
Mrs. Chas. Hutchins who has been
very sick for some days is GONZALES
cence.
Call and see our wool faced horse
collars sewed with patent double grip
stitch. MORDEN " MINER.
You are behind the times if you have
not read Coins Financial School. For
sale at Webb's.
Miss Blanch Smith and Miss Lottie
Bahlke, of Ithaca, were in Alma Tues
day visiting friends,
Fred Leonard, of Riverdale, was in
Alma Tuesday on business. Fred re-
ports business very good.
Large stock of new things in reliable
corsets at from 81 cents TO 500 Just
opened at +. +. PoIlasky's.
Peoples Party caucus is called at
Fireman's Hall Tuesday, March 26, to
nominate township ticket.
For SALE:-A good work or driving
horse Will sell on time with good Sc
curity. Inquire at this office. SSl-tf
Will Carpenter, of Arkansas, son OF
Mrs. David Leach and father of Elmer
Carpenter, spent Sunday in Alma.
Several members of the |. o. o. +
attended lodge at st. Louis Wednesday
night reporting very pleasant time.
The low prices quoted on reliable
new clothing has nearly doubled the
sales at f. +. Pollasky's Clothing En-
porium. {
Geo. Lane has moved his family bacl
from Harbor Springs and expects sooI
to go to work in the machine shops o
Montigel x Co.
Copies of the RECORD dated April
aud 10, 1894, are missing from our files
We will be liberal with any one VIII
will bring them in.
G.. L. Spicer 81 Son wish TO thank tn
public for the kind contribution give
them toward replacing their horse
which were lost in their late fire.
A very pleasant evening was spen
last Saturday night at the Masonic hal
After giving degree, a lunch wa
spread and good time reported.
The copy for the Alma College cat;
logue for 1896 is IN our hands, an
will be put out as soon as possible. A
b issue of 1000 copies will be made
II. j. Vermeulen expects to NOV
the store building occupied by Mrs /
ID. Whitesell on the Abbott lot o
Woodwork st. and turn it into res
dence.
Hiram Utley has exchanged his pro
erty on Superior st. to Geo. Willard Il
20 acres of land west of VOLTS bridge
and now Hiram will be life size
farmer.
! The sugar social at the Scott room
! last Friday night given by the Lig
Guards was a grand success. The DO.
: not only had big time but cleared ,
y and will try it again.
Will Hill was called back to Cana
s last Friciy by the death of his motht
y He had been with her for some wee
and Just returned TO Alma leaving hi
} as they supposed, in fair way to I
/ coyery.
l Earl Clark is making arrangement
to enlarge his barber shop and put
Z. another chair on account of his stea
d, increase of business. He has demon
IN trated that close attention TO busint
is what pays.
o. One of the gayest and most soc
= events of the season was that Of
De Butterfly and Peanut party at
pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
re Clark last Wednesday evening. Eve
ca body was delighted.
ca Mrs. w. 5. Turck returned Wedn
day evening from Ionia and Jacks
OF where she attended the annual bang
to given by the Chapters of .. +. ).
OF those cities. On each occasion she
as liyered an address on the Origin
Development of the Order"
i'll George Sharrar at the telephone
Use fee had the pleasure last Stature
cal night of talking with the agent at