Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-03-01
Mrs j. Watson is quite i'll.

Merrill Tuesday.
Mrs w A. Bahlke was in Grand
Rapids Thursday.
Get tho Standard fashion sheets each /
month at f. L. Pollasky's.
Ms. 4. X. Mckinney has been quite
i'll with the grip this week
Mr.. aud Mrs c. f Brown visited
friends in Ithaca Wednesday.
Best shoe for ladies' wear that we ever
had goes for 81 at j. l.. Mlller's
HI. Vermeulen shipped 3 300 pounds
OF butter to Detroit last Saturday.
A II. Sutton of Saginaw visited Mr.
and Mrs. A j. Conklin Monday.
f Brown attended the Michigan
Club banquet in Detroit last Friday
night.
Earl Clark's barber shop is thu place
~ get your barber work done. Always
obliging.
Harlon Woodland attended the state
round up OF farmers institutes in Ian
sing this week.
The publication of the state tax sales
fer Gratiot county will be commenced
in the RECORD March %.
VIC Vliet left for Buff 10 last Satur-
day and expects to engage i'll the com
|, mission business In that city.
Ribbons, laces, silk, thread, trim
mings, underwear, from so to - cents
on the dollar at J l.. Millers.
leave your name at f. E. Pollasky s
store and the Standard fashion sheet
will be delivered at your home free,
Mrs f. C. Karnen and son, R,lph,
visited in Ithaca Wednesday. Mrs ker-
nen rcturned that evening" bur RaIph
will remain for few days.
I. E Pollasky has had the walls in
the interior of his dry goods store fres
coed and decorated, An improvement
which adds very much 10 the beauty o.
/ the store.
! Ithaca had another small fire Tues
day. a residence partially burning. 81
Y Louis aud Ithaca have been having theil
4 share Of fires OF late while Alma ma
very luckily escaped.
RA. Griffith, the patient who ha'
been quaran'ined with the smallpox
WIS released from the quarantine Mon
. day and lett on the evening train r.
his home i'm Nestaburg
4 convention for the protecting Of
county mn-s loou league Organization
will meet in the Baptist church Aorae'
morning. March A. ar 1880 o'cl.cE j
! VIII Be q mass convention.
Rev n. r. HAfer was taken with th.
grip last Friday and Yas quite III uur
the d,-t ofthe cre- Rev. Jay Ch1h
f1ed trepulnit ct tAo Baptist church
sunday darny Rev Nh HAT Illness
There viii be q meeting OF tbe B-c
Growers association in Alma, TUESDAY
March l.h AT one O'Clock sharp. Business
of Importance will be discussed by f
r. Hathaway, Monroe Rowland auC
others
IN the March number Of the Metro
poltau is a very interests article on In
augurating the President" written by
Hon Frederick Gibbs. one II the re
publican national committeeman. The
Metropolitan is sold 10y Sharrar * Null
holland, druggists.
A public recital will be given by the
school Of music Tuesday evening, March
5th. in the college chapel. Pupils OF
various grades of the piano, vocal and
violin department, will participate. The
public is invited The program will be-
gin promptly at eight o'clock, at which
time the doors will be closed.
Glenn w. Gray has resigned his posi-.
tion in f. +. Pollasky's shoe store and
last Saturday left for Buffalo where h e
has a position Mr.. Gray has mad e
many friends in'Alma during his stay
here who will regret his departure. Mrs
GRAY expects to remain in Alma for a
few weeks and then will visit relatives
in Cadillac for short time before join
ing her husband
ST. Louis has had an epidemic OF fires
during the past week. Last Sunday
morning fire was discovered in the
hardware Of Graham q Shippy and
although confined to that one place the
building and stock were nearly a total
loss. On Monday the department was
called out 10y a burning chimney-no
damage. Wednesday morning resi-
dence owned by Mrs. Holden caught
fire and the interior damaged consid-
erably.
The Junior League of the Presbyterian
church held a very enjoyable entertain.
ment in the church parlors last Satur-
day night in honor of Washington 5
birthday. The Young folks were very