Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-11-04


Fresh frankforts at Parker 81 Huff's
this week
Mrs. @. l.. Boughton is visiting friends
in st. Johns.
Fred Leonard is in Fenton this week
visiting relatives.
S. W. Tinker was in Edmore We'd
nesday on business.
Miss Ardella Armstead is clerking in
the New York Store.
Storm king rubber boots extra length;
see them at Pettyjobn's.
j. f. Sartor, Sr. is in st. Johns this
week visiting his daughter.
r. E. Moblo of Riyerdale was in
Alma Tuesday on business.
l.. A. Sharp returned on Saturday last
from his trip through the east.
Regular meeting of Alma Chapter No.
43 o. L. S. this Friday evening,
Chas. Morden moved into his new
residence on Water-st this week.
ID. d. Whitesell was in Detroit We'd
nesday and Thursday on business.
Ladies fine fleece lined underwear at
l9c; good value at f. Il. Pollaskys.
Rev. H. w. Clough moved into the
g. O. Thompson house the first of the
week.
A fine line of hoods for old ladies, also
Angora hoods for children at Mrs. Wix-
sons.
Fresh perch and trout at Banghart's
this week. This is the last fresh fish
this season.
b. j. Southworth, one of the college
boys in the 32d. Mich, was i'll Alma
over Sunday.
Miss Addie Quail of Washington, d.
O., is visiting relatives and friends for a
couple of weeks
The total earnings of the passenger
service of both roads in Alma during
the month of October was 50, 1870.
If any Republican fails to vote on
Tuesday next he is neglecting a duty he
owes to the present administration.
If you will read f. E. Pollasky's ad.
and give it due consideration you will
ascertain how to save nickels, dimes and
dollars.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Abbott Of Grand
Ledge are visiting their daughter and
other relatives and friends for a week or
ten days,
David Castor, John j. Edwards and
Clark Thomas were among those who
started for the north on Tuesday in
quest of deer.
Mrs. A. j. Butterfield, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Fowler
vile for the past two weeks, returned
home on Tuesday.
Mrs A. L. Fisher returned on Tues
day from three weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Oakland and
Livingston counties.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Frick of Flint,
who have been visiting friends and rela-
tives near here for the past two weeks,
returned home on Tuesday
Nathan Church, the renegade Repub-
lican of Gratiot county, was in Detroit
Tuesday visiting the Democratic State
Central committees headquarters.
The Mt Pleasant Democrat came out
last week reduced in size 10 a six. column
quarto The appearance of the paper is
improved very much by the change.
Do not neglect the important duty Of
registering, if you have moved into a
new voting precint or if your name
was not on the registration record last
spring.
There is wonderful strong feeling
among Republicans that the county is
going to show one of its old time vic
tories for protection and progress with
an added tiger" for sound money and
reciprocity
w II. S. Taylor of the First H. In
fantry, formerly of Shepherd, was the
guest of f. n. Chadwick on Wednes-
day. MIR. Taylor was all through the
campaign at Santiago and was in the
midst of the hard battle.
The Cocoa" CASTLE soap window
trim in the dry goods department Of H.
j. Vermeulen's Department Store this
week has attracted considerable atten-
ton The cakes of soap were built up
so as to represent the Brooklyn bridge.
After you have examined the differ
ent stocks of dry goods, carpets, cloaks,
shoes, rubbers and had lowest prices and
bargains quoted to you, you will readily
conclude that the proper and best place
to trade for reliable goods is at f. +.
Pollasky's.
The Kickapoo Indian Medicine Com
pany, who are holding down the boards
at the opera house this week and next,
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