Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-03-10

Good heavy work harness at Gillman's.
J. Jacobs spent Sunday in Ithaca
with his parents.
NJ +. Medler returned from Indiana
Tuesday morning.
Lafayette Stevens of Elm Hall was in
town Monday on business.
Geo. Reed of Mt Pleasant was i'll
Alma on business Monday.
Mrs. Nj. Scallon of Wyman was in
Alma Monday visiting friends.
A. w. Wright left on Tuesday for
Minneapolis on short business trip.
Go and examine the new drop window
shade at c. +. Pettyjohn & Co.. stores
Mrs. Bart. Miller is clerking in the
dry goods department at Ii. j. Vernon
lens.
Don't fail to see the great assortment
of ladies' stylish skirts at f. L. Pol
lasky's.
Geo. w. Pulfrey of st. Johns was in
Alma the latter part of last week on
business.
For SALE.-An eight room house,
barn and three or six lots for sale cheap
Inquire at this office. If
Mrs John Bangs started for Indiana
last Monday morning for two weeks
visit with relatives and friends.
/ Ctopa 80 ha;pc, I,.a ,Lo III
Hudson lot south of A. j. Halls prepar-
atory to building new residence
If your children's eyes are troubled
take them to Scattergood's and have a
pair of glasses fitted so that they can see
we'll
The only shade i'll Alma for the win
dow that insures perfect ventilation can
be found at G. E. Pettyjohn & Co.
store
Mrs. A. Palmer of Marquette, who
has been the guest of Mrs. o. q. Thomp-
son for the past week, returned 70 her
home on Tuesday.
! ID w. Seaver, who has been in Alma
during the past winter in the interest OF
the Saginaw Milling Co, has moved his
! family back TO Saginaw.
The RECORD job rooms have turned
out SOON very handsome embossed
monogram stationery for the Zeta Sigma
society of the college this week.
The entertainment given at the
Grange hall last Thursday evening by
the school of District No. 6, was grand
success, and was enjoyed by all who at
tended.
st Patrick, Ireland and the Irish
by the Rev. q. w. Blodgett at the NJ T.
church next Friday night This lecture
is one of the regular numbers on the Ep-
worth League lecture course.
The Great Cineograph Co. occupy the
opera house tonight with the popular
blograph pictures of the stirring scenes
of the late war. These moving pictures
of the war are very lfe-like and have
been having a good run i'll the cities
Geo Mcclellan has rented the room
south and adjoining b. w. Ellison *
Sons grocery and Will move his shoe
shop into the same the first of next
week This will make very good To-
cation for Mr.. Mcclellan.
III interested in horses, cows or sheep,
take the Farm Journal. We will give
this paper five years to all subscribers,
new or old, who pay for the RECORD u
year ahead. This offer for short time
only.
Ever ready to keep pace with the
large dry goods stores of the cities, our
enterprising dry goods merchant, +. Z.
Pollasky, has added fine line of per.
fumes, toilet waters, soaps, tooth pow
ders toilet creams, lotions, etc, to his
otherwise well stocked store.
The latter part of last week Geo. w.
Pulfrey sold a half interest in the Hotel
The consideration was $4,000 We IN
stand that Mr. Parr does not intend to
take possession until some time next
fall, and until then Mr.. Derry, the pre-
sent landlord, Will manage the hotel.
County Treasurer Sharrar informs Us
that on the eth inst, only one township
treasurer in the county had made d set
Element with him and that one was the
treasurer of Emerson township. lothian
Allen, who made his settlement on
March 2, In this settlement only S64 II
were returned while ON ditch tax of
$40, Dos. 40 only So were returned. Mr..
Allen is deserving of much credit for the
efficient manner in which he has col
lected the taxes of his township.
Advertising moves rich relatively less
than the middle class. With the rich,
saving by cheap buying is not neces-