Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-12-02
Messengers clothing.

Monday.
e. S. Ward was in Ithaca Tuedsay on
business.
S. Messenger was in Ithaca Monday
on business.
A. w Wright was in Saginaw Tues
day on business.
Special values in overcoats and listers
at Messengers.
Big line of bed comforters at Petty
johns. SO cents each.
A. f. Harvie has been stopping in
Alma for few days this week.
Marcus Pollasky, of Detroit, spent
Sunday in Alma with his parents.
Mrs. VIM. Wilson has an adj. this
week which the ladies are invited to
read.
Miss Lila Eddy. of Saginaw, spent
Sunday III Alma, the guest of Mrs. j.
II Lancashire.
John ID. Spinney left on Wednesday
for few DAYS business trip in the south
ern part of the state.
Remember the s. of V. supper in the
w. r. Q. hall Saturday night. Price
10 cents, or 20 cents per couple.
Try the RECORD until 1900 for 81 90
Hand it to any postmaster in the county
or send us money order less exchange.
Mr. and Mrs j. B. Kernen, Of Ithaca,
spent Sunday in Alma with Mrs. Ker-
ners parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Sartor,
Sr.
President Bruske, of the college, assist
ed in the dedication of the new Saginaw
+ 5. Presbyterian church on Sunday
last.
Christmas is approaching nearer and
nearer 1t will pay you to keep tab of
f. K. Pollasky's ad. which will assist
you in making selections OF useful
gifts.
a warm sugar party was given at the
residence Of Mr. and Mrs w. S. Turck
ON Monday evening TO few invited
friends in honor of DR.. and Mrs. II. G.
Turck
NJ. Pollasky, Dr. w Kelly and E A
Bivins attended the Masonic School
of Instruction in Breckenridge on We'd
nesday.
We are very thankful to goodly
number of subscribers who have called
in and settled their accounts, but there
are others. We need it and hope all
will come in and help us.
The military bazaar which will be
given by the ladies of st. Johns church
in the opera house on the evening of
December Is promises to exceed any
previous bazaar given by these ladies.
In yesterdays Detroit Free Press is an
article on proposed plan for subter-
ranean railway in Detroit and by the
reading of the article it looks as though
Marcus Pollasky was at the head of the
project.
Caroline II Nichols Of st. Louis will
be pleased TO meet anyone wishing in
struction in mandolin OF guitar playing
one to four o'clock at Scattergood S
jewelry store.
| We are informed by a member Of the
Business Mems Association that they
have received several favorable answers
in regard TO paving estimates, and when
all to written have been heard from,
we will publish the figures.
We received, the first Of the week, the
marriage announcement Of Joseph T
Northon to Miss Nettie NJ. Coats, in
Chicago, on Wednesday, November 30
"At home, latter December 9th in Eas
ton, III. Mr.. NortbOns' many friends
join with the RECORD in extending con.
gratulations.
department of II. ]. Veimeulen's De
partment Store has attracted no little
notice this week, and il is indeed very
pretty to look upon. Some very hand
some and expensive hand painted ware
the work of Mrs Vermeulen, forms the
attraction and the neat arrangement OF
the same adds a considerable to the
beauty of the window.
Prof. F. S. Goodrich opened the Ep
worth League lecture course in the NJ
E. church on Wednesday evening las
and fair sized audience greeted thu
lecturer, Who handled his subject "Ir
Dixie" in very mastery manner. The
date of the next number OH the course il
December IA, with j. Z. Hamilton as tn,
lecturer and What Blind Man Saw il
Europe" as the subject of the lecture.
A party of ten consisting Of DR.. K. A
Bagley, T. A. Ely, S w. Tinker, G. +
Brown, Rev II. b. Jefferson, Otto San
derhoff, j. n. Ford, Geo. Sharrar, Z. A