Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-12-20
MONDAY, DEC. rs.

VIM. McNutt is entertaining his
brother-inla from Wisconsin.
Albert n. Morton of Elm Hall has
been granted an original pension.
Miss Nina Hannah is clerking at j.
M. Nichols until after the holidays.
One hundred piece English porcelain
dlnnerlsets for $500 at l.. III. Hayt's. 4
Mrs. Robert McNutt is entertaining
her sister, Miss Clara Clump, OF
OWossO.
The liiemen have commenced prep
arations for their annual ball, New
! Year eve.
|. Is. Wolfe put one OF his fingers in
feed cutter the other day. Israel vows
he'll never do it again.
You are respectfully invited to in
spect the elegant line of handmade
chocolates, creams, etc, at Fink's Pal
ace Restaurant.
Miss Kate Carpenter, teacher in
the public schools of kalkaska, was the
guest over Sunday of her sister, Mrs
w. a. BahIke She left Monday morn
ing for her home in Port Huron.
Here is your chance f. +. Pollasky
offers his entire new stock Of ladies',
misses and children's capes, jackets
and ciOaks AT from one-third 10 one
| halt former low prices. See these bar
gains before you buy.
Roy Church's bears were shot by
George Young, Saturday, and dressed
by Charles Spicer. They weighed re-
| spectively, when dressed, 100 and l20
pounds, and the hides weighed u and
30 pounds.
M *. w. Jones, who has for several
years been guest at the Sanitarium,
| died there Saturday, of paralysis
Funeral services were held this after
noon at Peters * Deans undertaking es
tablishmeut, conducted by FIR. Delanty
| OF llemiOCk. lnterment in Riverside
cemetery.
ESDAY, DEC. II.
Frank kTug of Detroit has been visit
! ing Alma friends.
Charles Spicer lost his best mare, by
death, last evening.
Mixed nuts for the holidays only 10
cents per 10 at l. ii, Hayt's. 42.4t
The Clarence Lumber Co. is
hauling about 5000 feet of logs per
day.
Mems and boys Overcoats are being
sold at nearly one-half price at f. +
POllasky's
w. f. Ballentine was yesterday fined
Sl25 in the circuit court for selling
liquor to minor.
Hiram Stark and James Kirk of Chi
cago were gueste of Mr.. and Mrs. Ii
G. Stark yesterday.
L. A. Ely went TO Lansing this
morning to attend conference OF
state factory inspectors.
G. IL. Sickles of Grand Ledge, an ex.
perienced cOnfectioner, is making
candies for George Fink.
Rev. and Mrs. G. ID. Kaufman OF
Chippewa, are visiting Mrs. KS. par
ents, Mr.. George Moore and wife.
Will pay &c for chickens and fowls
6 &c for turkeys, &c for ducks and &c fol
geese, live weight, delivered at my
place. y. W. ROGERS.
Miss Lottie Bushnell and Wilbur
Nelson left this morning for Florida
Miss Bushnell goes to st. Augustine
! and MIR Nelson to Palatka.
Frank G. Andrews, a member of tn,
legal firm of Homer Warren Il Co. o.
Detroit, was in Alma yesterday, calico
: here by the death of M. X. w. Jones.
J. NJ. Nichols wants the fellow whC
is stealing his wood to take the bloch
: wood hereafter Nichols says there il
no fun in splitting wood for another
fellow.
Mrs. X. Robbins died at her hom,
, three miles north of Summerton, Mon
day. The funeral will be held from
the Summerton church Wednesday al
10 a. IN.
Having secured the services of an ex
| perienced confectioner, | will hereafte
: be prepared TO supply you at all times
with the choicest Of handmade creams
4 bon bons, chocolates, tallies and pal
candies of all kinds. Your patronag
e solicited. Very respectfully,
4: GEO. A. FINK.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. Is.
j. G. Heser is visiting George M
O Hutchinson.
y Clarence Church returned from Film
s last evening.
t Mrs. J. w. McAllister leaves tomor
: row for Brantford, Ont, to spend tn
T holidays with her parents.
l. The Junior exhibition TO have bee
j., given in the high school this evening
{ has teen indefinitely postponed.
4 Mrs. n. Church has gone to st. Loui
q to care for an invalid aunt, during tn
absence of her sister, Mrs. SAVERS, i
the south.
On Friday, Dec. 20, we will offer on
l. hundred and fifty pairs of ladies' rul
bers, fair quality, at twenty-five cent
l. per pair-one pair only to each custom
er. &. l.. q q. NJ. DELAvAN.
3 Elder A. .. Burrill, formerly of TIL
y place, in company with two othe
:. Seventh-Day Adventist ministers, la
h been sentenced to sixty days imprisoI
d ment for doing manual labor on SUI
!, day, in Derrell, Canada.
u Some one unhitched j. w. Clark
u team yesterday, and the horses starte
e for home, five miles from town, leavin
= Mr.. Clark and the three children to ~
!? home as best they could. Earl Clar
i came to the rescue, however, and too
the stranded" family home.
William Meyer Post G.. A. X. hs
q elected the following officers for tt
10 ensuing year: Commander, w.