Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-15
HOME AND VICINITY.

I VI an y, 80 Nt rs. or frost llflrn PIE
Btiie mr ID Slice ot Tho Fourth ui July.
( backward. swim. backward, -. season OF SNOW
! Ntttuy httttu to twenty below
/ lufu ou fIF ueui ul lHr tropical zone
/ tou~ iut until l'u ,ouErd 90 he bone,
| J ava pa tIttG of uccIu. uy hose.
/ Mcury ot rnlbluu- and curu- on my tor-,
! Neuiy oi toying tp sleep win cold feet
/ lurn ur ihe heal, mister, turn on he heat
Buy your baltd hay and feed at the
Alma Feed store
Z Il. Green was in Breckenridge
| Tuesday on business.
The date of The Gratiot county fair
is September - to 27th.
Mrs r C. Ely is having severe at
tack Of qainsy this week.
Cap Briggs, Of 81. Louis, is in the
employ OF L. Kehn this week
ID, d. Whitesell is ON The sick list
having been 10 his he'd for Ten days
II you want 20 buy wood leave or
ders al express Office for Fred kernon
Here eff on all clothing at McCul
louGh's. The stock is choice and must
60.
Delavans' special sale is still on.
Call and see that they Go as they adver
Use.
Clarence hopkins, OF Detroit was in
town Monday attending his mothers
funeral
Coins Financial school is being read
by every one and is OH sale AZ
Webs.
Mrs. c. + Edgar, formerly of Alma.
late OF North Baltimore, Ohio, is in
town this week.
II you want good laugh see The
Bellies Of Backyille," AT the Opera
House February DIST
The highest market price will be-
paid for $50 bushels of corn delivered
a. the Anna Feed store
Nov Is a good time to buy cotton
Number one Lawrence LII" sheeting
only four cents "a yard at +. Z Pol
! lasky q.
/ ". ". and Fred Roberts are in Sagi-
nav where they have "A contract 0f
building handsome residence in the
Sawdust City.
You can find an elegant assortment
Of choice dress goods and trimmings at
+. L. Pollasky's al nearly ! former
low prices, Tariff tinkering done it. :
About 50 Of the G.. ~ r. and W. Il.
c.. of Alma, took inthe q. a. Il. en-
I tertaiument II st Louis last Wednes.
day night. y grand ola time is re-
ported
T. y Chadwick informs us that he
has never pat up ~ nice lee as this
season He has at this writing put up
and shirpen about 10000 ton. Quite
an enterprise.
Just think OF il, F. +. Pollasky is
showing mems ine all wool, imported
clay Vorsted and cassimer suits at so.
They arr equal Ia tailor made both in
workmanship and lt.
Burton Gee, enc OF Sumner town.
ship hus ling farmers. sold ten ton OF
loose hay last week 10 I. j. Blair, a;
Elm Hall. lie delivered it at five Dads
one load having two and one-half tons
The case of the People Va. Miller and
Son at Forest Hill last Tuesday was
bound over to the next term of the cir
cult court. The evidence looks as
though the chances we've some what
against them.
The L & y. railroad office at Forest
! Bill has been discontinued which
seems a strange stroke Of business il
true, AZ there are bit few stations on
the line, double It's size, that have done
as much business in the past.
The party at Henry McNamaras last
FRIDAY night was very pleasant gath
eIing attended 10y about forty from
Alma. The evening was spent il
dancing and card playing and shortly
after 1900 refreshments were served.
O 6. futile, Secretary of the boarC
school examiners, Of Ithaca, was il
Alma Wednesday making this Office 1
pleasant cali and meanwhile looked
after ms political fences. Mr.. Tut t
has been very etitlent officer and viii
be renominated without opposition.
Geo. Emsiey and sim Miller, OF thi!
place have rented a building in Sagi
nav f ) and will open up first class
implement store there. They expec
TO open no about the 18th of Marcl
and will both move their families there
Their business experience guarantee
them successful business
An exchange says that some news
paper man has started the report tina
there Was girl III town that kneadi
bread with her gloves on To this ;
contemporary replies; I'VE also neeC
bread with our shoes on and our cothe:
on We need it badly, TO, and if som,
nf otir dplit uuputs do not nay IN we