Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-10-28

Registration one week from next Sat
urday.
j. Lee Potts of Ithaca was in Alma
Tuesday.
VIM III. VALIDITY of Adrian, was in
Alma on Tuesday
Finest line of meats in Alma at f, r.
Griffith 81 Co.'S.
Rev. Samuel Todd Of Lafayette was
in Alma Tuesday.
A fine line of corsets and hosiery at
Mrs. Wilson's millinery store.
Mrs. John Durham is spending the
week in Grand Rapids with relatives.
Stamped linens at less than cost
Monday and Tuesday, at Miss Smiths.
Alva Caple and cousin, Alva Brown
left for their home in Toledo on Mon
day.
The best German knitting yarn full a
pound skeins from 1Sc TO 25c at +. f.
Pollasky's.
w. S. Turck is in Grand Rapids this
week, on work connected with the Sol
diers' Home.
Miss Smith will offer trimmed hats
from 15c to $50 during the sale Monday
and Tuesday.
j. S. Brewbaker of e.que-ton-sing,
was in Alma Monday calling on friends
and relatives.
GIRL WaNTED.-A good girl wanted
at once for general homework. Apply
at home of j. NJ. Montigel.
j. NJ Nichols has been quite i'll DUR
ing the past week, but at the present
writing is improving somewhat.
Congressman w S. Mesick has been
in Alma and hereabouts during the past
week meeting his many friends.
You want to get bicycle cheap and
Ed. Weston wants some wood, so why
don't you make trade with him?
The best shoes and rubbers that money
can buy at the least money they can
be bought for anywhere at +. +. Pol
lasky's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beach left on
Monday for Kalkaska where they expect
TO make their future home during the
next year.
The football game on the college cam
pus on Saturday, should be well patro-
nized as it will be very interesting
game throughout.
The extreme low prices on capes,
jackets, fur collarettes, dress goods and
carpets is the direct cause for the rush
of business at f. Z. Pollasky's.
Miss Della Downs entertained few
of her little friends on Saturday last, in
honor of her eleventh birthday with
music, games and lunch. All the little
ones present report a pleasant time.
The special cloak sale at Miss c. l.
Smith millinery parlors will save you
Il trip to the city and a tiresome day S
shopping. You will surely be pleased
with the styles shown Monday and Tues
day, oct. 3lst and Nov lst.
1t is fact worthy of more than pas
sing notice, that the merchants of Alma
in general take more pride i'll their win
dow dressing than do some in cities ten
times our size. They are handsome and
always attract the passer-by.
Wb;lo II xros Snox-,ipu on ZVodneedoD
of this week Geo. Willard brought to
this office a bunch of ripe red raspberries
which also had blossoms on the same
branch. What's the use of going to
California for ripe fruit the year round.
Mrs Mary Church, wife of Jud.
Church of Pine River, died at her home
on Saturday of last week with Bright 5
disease. The deceased was IL years Of
age. The funeral was held on Monday
in the Pine River L, B. church the Rev.
w H. Bodine preaching the funeral
sermon, and the remains were inferred
in the Wright cemetery.
A party of hunters from Alma left for
the northern part of Michigan on Mon
day of this week expecting to remain
until the first of December. They will
camp near Manistique where they will
fish and hunt birds until the deer season
,, opens. The party consisted of George
Youngs, Joe Dunevant, from Alma,
Frank Bacon, Joe Rose, of st. Louis and
Geo. Elmer of Isabella county.
The marriage of Miss Sophronia
Veeder to George Weeks, occurred at
the residence of the brides father, Mil
ton Veeder of Pine River township, at
S o'clock p. IN Tuesday, Rev NJ. ID.
Carrel officiating. Milton Veeder and
wife of Traverse City, We're groomsman
/ and bridesmaid Only the immediate
: relatives and friends of the bride and
| groom were present. There were a
, of valuable nd ncafu1 rracantc