Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-11-21

Extra wide linolium at lowest prices
at +. + Pollaskys.
O.. NJ. Hutchison returned from Gas
novia.N. Y Monday.
George Sandel OF Elwell has pair OF
young draft horses for sale.
Madam and Mrs. j. II. Lancashire
were In Ann ArbDr Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. John Kernen visited re.
latives in Alma over Sunday.
One.fourth off on the entire line Of
soft, fluffy furs at + +. Pollasky's.
Mrs. II. O. Purvis visited friends in
st. Louis the latter part of last week.
H. N Kilby OF Ktlby Manufacturing
90. OF Cleveland. spent Sunday in ALMA.
Miss Agnes Lamborn is convalesc ing
from her recent attack Of typhoid fever.
Attend the ten day carpet, rug, limo
lium and curtain sale at r. K. Pol
lasky's.
s. McMullen of Ithaca visited his son,
George McMullen, in Alma the first Of
the week.
r. A. Abbott of Muskegon visited his
sister, Mrs. Burt Campbell, the first Of
the week.
Farmers, try our heavy case ,lteam
collar. Best on the market at the New
Harness Store.
Buy your soft coal and wood of Thorn
ton & Son. Leave your orders at
Pulfrey 81 Co.'S
The only gasoline lamp that stands
the test of time is the Cleveland lamp
sold by Davis Bros
Chas Fishbeck has secured the SER
vices OF V Flowers Of Wheeler to assist
him at his blacksmith shop.
Henry Webster expects to leave this
week for Everett, Wash, with a.view
of becoming resident of that state.
Mr.. and Mrs. o l.. Moore of Saginaw
visited Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Stanard the lat
ter part of last week and over Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. j. w Niblack Of Reading
arrived tuesday night to assist in caring
for their daug liter, Mrs. A. b. Scatter
good, who is quite i'll
A. w. Brook left last Saturday night
for Minnesota in the interests OF his
heating drum. He expects TO remain
there during the winter.
DR.. and Mrs. O. Ellison OF Ironton, o.,
who were visiting Mr. and Mrs. b w
Ellison and other relatives during last
week, returned home Monday.
II you anticipate purchasing any dress
good, waist or skirt MATERIAL it will
pay you to take a vantage of the off
ten days sale at F. +. Pollasky's
Jas II. Stone, L 5. appraiser, of De-
troit aud Adds Albro, chaplain of the
Michigan Military Academy, Of Orchard
Lake, are guests at the sanitarium this
week.
Miss Louie Cornell of Saginaw. form.
erly telephone operator AZ Sharrar q
Mulholland's, was in Alma Monday
morning calling on friends between
trains.
The band concert scheduled for next
week is necessarily postponed until the
week following on account OF the opera
house being engaged for other enter
tainments
The ladies of the NJ E. church will
serve an oyster supper in the church
basement Saturday night, Nov. 22nd.
Scolloped, plain or milk stews, or fried
% cents.
Mrs. Lucy Watts died at her home in
Iowa, Kansas, on the 18th OF November.
She was the mother of Mrs. o. Quick,
Oh. Watts and Mrs.H p. Bogart OF this
place. She was almost so years old.
Mccullough & Son, our popular cigar
manufacturers, have just put two new
brands of cigars on the market ,one called
the Tampa Trade" and the other the
Vista Grande," both nickle brands.
A new floor is being put down in the
opera house, fact that will be very
much appreciated by those who enjoy
dancing Ii will be used for the first
time at the X. of p. military ball the
evening before Thanksgiving.
Word has been received from Fletcher
Booth. who recently went to Los
Angeles, Gal, that he is very much i'm.
pressed with the place aud expects to re-
main there At present he has posi-
ton Of conductor on the street railway.
At the lecture by Ebert Hubbard to-
night holders of reserve seat coupons
should remember that the coupons
marked admit One" are good for re-
served seats only and not for admission.
The season tickets should not be left at
home.
The "mill.end" sale at The Hayt q
Pierce Go. g store has been the means OF