Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-03-24

john & Co.'S.
John Knoertzer was in Saginaw Mon
day on business
l.. II. Hayt went to Detroit Monday
on business trip.
+. W. Hooper was called TO Mt. Pleas
ant Monday Oh business.
Miss Myrta Duzenbury is visiting
friends in Blanchard this week
Alton Clum has moved 10 Alma and
will work for o. W. Rogers during the
coming season.
Ladies tailor made suits. skirts and
waists in all the beautiful spring styles
at F. E. Pollaskys.
If your children have poor eyesight
take them TO Scattergoods and have
glasses fitted for them.
Just think OF 1t A sterling silver
Easter souvenir spoon. gold bowl.
only CSC at J. F. Loseys.
Max L. Pollasky of Detroit was the
guest OF his parents the latter part of
last week and over Sunday.
Having removed my shoe shop to first
door south of Ellison ~ Sons store ask
my patrons 10 call and see me.
l043.4w GEO. MCCLELLAN.
Ralph Miller left on Monday for
Charlotte where he will remain with his
grandmother for few months.
Why pay 20c pair for ladies' fast
black, double sole hose when you can get
two pair for 25c at f. +. Pollasky's.
Mrs. J. F. Lathrop returned from her
trip TO Detroit on Tuesday night and has
now received her new stock of spring
millinery.
The ladies Of Alma and vicinity are
cordially invited 10 attend Miss Smiths
millinery opening March seth and 3lst
and April LIST.
Getyour election tickets printed at the
RECORD Office. Tickets printed on short
notice, work first.class and prices right.
Give US a call.
Mrs. John Bangs returned from
Waterloo, Ind, where she has been
visiting friends and relatives for a few
weeks, on Monday night.
Mrs. Caleb Craig of Saginaw is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. J. q. Bright, who
has been quite i'll for the past few weeks
as the result of the grippe.
Dr. J. H. Lancashire left on Thursday
for Sommerville, g. c., where he intends
to join his family for short time. DR..
and Mrs. Lancashire are expected home
about the 10th Of next month.
Attend the Easter bazaar in the old
Webb store on Wednesday of next week.
The bazaar will be conducted by the
ladies of the Presbyterian church and
supper will also be served.
Mrs. A. Butterfeld, who has been in
Detroit for the past two weeks trimming
in the wholesale houses for Mrs. VIM.
" ixson, returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Wilson's will have her opening of
spring and summer millinery Wednes.
day Thursday and Friday of next week
The COW kicked the bucket over and
spilled the milk, and If you do not get
the Farm Journal for five years just By
paying up what you owe rs for the
RECORD and year ahead, you will be
like that COW. The Farm Journal is the
largest paper Of its size in the United
States Of America.
After digging up nearly the whole
length of the main street the obstruction
in the sewer that has caused all the
trouble with cellars being flooded, ETC.,
was located where the connection was
made from the sewer pipe from Ellison's
store into the main sewer. A piece of tile
had dropped down into the sewer and
refuse matter lodging against this
formed the obstruction.
People Of moderate incomes who are
looking toward building or identifying
their homes will find the series of artic.
les on these subjects now running
through the Woman's Home Companion
OF great practical value. The April
number gives an architects plans for
s., 800 house, with two pages of illus.
trations showing how to decorate aud
furnish and also how to beautify the
grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs T. J. Alverson have |
moved back TO Alma and are now nicely |
settled in the O. l.. Chadwick house on
Forest.st. Mr.. Alverson is confident
that there will be an unusual amount Of
building in Alma during the coming
year and therefore will engage in his
business Of contracting and building.
Jay has first -clsss reputation at this
work and we predict that he will get his