Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-10-14

Claude Chadwick went to GreenvillC
Wednesday.
James Kinch of Mt Pleasant, was il
town Wednesday,
For an all-round fine assortment OF
meats call on Griffith
Claude Chadwick and S. B. Case
were at home over Sunday.
Mems work shirts none better. &C
and see them at Pettyjohns store.
You can get the most reliable wearing
shoes and rubbers at f. +. Pollasky's
William Madden, road master of the
ID. G.. r. q. W., was in Alma Wednes-
day.
II. J. Winchell has moved into the
limerick house southwest of the union
depot
Dress skirts and under skirts, the
largest line in the county at f. E. Pol
lasky's. -
Mrs. Stoutenburgh has been very i'll
during the week and is no better at pres.
ent writing.
Irving Goss of South Bend, Ind, was
in Alma over Sunday visiting friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Henry Brewbaker left on Mon
day for Hammond, Ind. to visit relatives
for few days.
Another large consignmept of choice
fur collarettes and muffs, inst opened at
F. f. Pollasky's.
Miss Minnie Eggert left Wednesday
morning for her home in Elmore, Ohio,
for short visit.
Bert Clark left on Monday morning
for Hartford, Ohio, where he expects to
remain this winter.
Mrs John Spinney left for Weber
vile Wednesday afternoon to attend the
wedding of relative.
DR.. Beardsley of the American Board
of Health, who is lecturing in Ithaca,
was in Alma Tuesday.
From five to eight o'clock tomorrow
evening the w. r. G. ladies serve sup
per. Everybody come.
Mrs. Wilson has just received fine
assortment of pin cushion forms. Just
the thing for fancy work.
Mrs. Beilby of Caro-, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs NJ. Scallon,
returned to her home Tuesday.
Mrs. J. f. Suydam and Mrs. Maria
Barnes left on Monday for Chicago
where they are visiting relatives.
Hear the "Star Spangled Banner"
and see.it pantomimed by Mrs. Saunders
at the Presbyterian church tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Fair who have
been enjoying visit at Harry Storey's,
have returned to their home in Canada
Mrs. Carrie a. Brown spent several
days in Lansing this week, in attend
ance at the unwilling of the Blair statue.
Miss Eleanor Hill head Of the depart
ment of Physical Culture at The Alma.
has been in Grand Rapids several days
this week
Mr.. Frank Hanna of Chicago has
been engaged by II. j. Vermeulen as
of the dry goods division of the
Nermeulen Department Store.
Its just like being robbed of Your
money to buy cheap shoes and rubbers
when you can get the best there is made
at reasonable prices of F. E. Pol
asky. II
The great rush at Pollaskx's dry goods
and shoe store is proof that the com.
munity appreciate nice, large, clean
stock of reliable goods at reasonable
prices.
Our advertisers are using good share
of our space now. They are the hust.
ling firms of the town and what they |
tell you in their advertisements they will |
fulfill in their store.
Geo. Kiesling OF st. Johns was in
town visiting relatives, last Friday and |
liz say , iIlul III IL 81 uTN III !
Clinton county that there is no pasture
and corn and potatoes are failure.
All the best business houses in Alma |
are represented in the RECORDS adver-
Using columns. They are as live, enter
prising and up.to date as any set of bust
ness men you will find anywhere and
invite your trade. 1t will pay you to !
watch their announcements in these
columns for special bargains
We clip the following from the De.
troit Free Press, Oct. 9th; William II. |
VALIDITY and daughter arrived in |
Adrian from their home in Pasadena, |
Cal. Friday, having left Mrs. VALIDITY |
at Pasadena in good health. This morn
ing came a telegram announcing her
sudden death from apoplexy last even,
ing. Remains will come here for inter
ment."
We have maintained for some time that
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