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

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Parties having hay To sell will find it
TO their interest 10 call at the Alma
Feed Store.
Don't forget the Ladies' Minstrel
Show at The Opera House Thursday
evening, February 2lst.
h y Chadwick shipped car load
of lc- L" Dave Shatier, OF the ID /. x
N, st Saginaw, last week
The latest Fad" ia collars and cults
for men just received AT +. + Pol
lasky's Emporium of Fashion.
Rev. &. n. Cary goes To Detroit this
week and will attend Conversation at
Owosso on Tuesday and Wednesday OF
next week,
The Ladies' Minstrel Show craze
has struck Alma and our prominent
ladies are To De the peformers. Alma
is always to the front.
1t does not wreck "A man s pocketbook
to buy a suit at + L. Pollasky's Cloth
ing Emporium They offer mems
suits AT from $500 10 $1,000 in all the
new styles Tor 1873.
Ii you trade - 90 AT j. l.. Miller's
and are not subscriber to the RECORD
he viii present YOU with three
months subscription. Five new names
were added last week.
The jreman's dance February % will
be the event Of the season. 1t is hoped
that All lovers of dancing will turn out
and give the boys "A benefit. If you
don't dance buy supper ticket.
r h Pollasky has just received from
thu manufacturers large line Of
nobby styles in mems and boys hats
for 1895. You should see the new
shapes, they are decidedly dressy.
The pastor will preach Lext Sunday
at the Presbyterian church. The
morning subject will be Greatness by
Service The evening subject will be
Abraham Lincoln, Lessons from his
Life
The examination of Minnie Long
well, Of ~. Louis, charged with truan-
c., WAS held last Monday and she WAS
found guilty. County Agent Sater
recommended that she be sent 10 the
industrial school at Adrian.
There will b. no service at the Epis-
cOpal church next Sunday as the pipe
organ Is being replaced. Extensive re-
pairs have been mace on the organ in
Detroit. The SUNDAY school Will also
be given up for next sunday.
y. J. Mccullough is bound to do bus
mess and finding out what the people
want he has decided To put his entire
stock on the market. Clothing will be
sold at / off and all other goods off.
This is genuine, 10 dodge. Goods are
marked plain
Mrs. ;. G. Hopkins, who has been a
sufferer for some months, passed peace
fully away last Saturday morning at
the residence of her son Clarence in
Detroit. Deceased was an old resident
of Alma where she WAS brought and
buried Monday p. M from the M. f..
church.
n very diSasterous tire occurred al
Wiggle Town the inst of the week
whereby l.. 3. Church lost his boarding
house and equipments The lire started
from the coal stove, through an explo
sion from gas. Some faithful work
was done but of no use. y total loss
estimated at $500 with no insurance.
Dr. Monfort and NJ. Il. Salter, OF
Ithaca, have Just et big numbering
contract, which will furnish a large
amount of labor fOr men, teams and
mills. A. l. Wagstaif, of Alma, is the
contractor. lie agrees TO cut, haul and
saw into lumber about one. half million
feet of timber now standing Oh section
%, Arcadia, and cut about 10 600 posts
The timber, mainly tamerack, will be
cut into plank and bill stuff, at The
mills of the IT. johns Manufacturing
Co., and .. y. Isham.
Letters have been received by severa
people from IA girl at kanevllle, ILL.,, Il
whom the following from the Albion
Recorder, may be of interest:-"Tht
generous hearted young ladies of Albion
who entered with SO much enthusiasm
into the work of aiding in the collection
Of one million stamps TO secure for d
crippled girl, Miss Edna X. Brown
treatment at "a hospital i'll Kaneville
ILL.,, will be interested to learn that NJ
such institution exists. The scheme
was that of an old hooked-nose Jew
who wanted To obtain IA collection Of
stamps for himself"
Ii was our good pleasure to stop int
band practice last Tuesday night anC
was surely surprised to find our banc
in the condition 1t is. Only few
months ago they reorganized taking IL