Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-11-13
]. w KIk returned from his Lowel
visit NJ )ndsy evening.

The Ithaca Journal drops into rhyme
over the ST. Louis postoillce
Come to this office for tax receipts
We can furnish them at a low figure
Married, Monday evening, Nov ., 10y
Just'cp Ye-ingol, Norman Beverly and
Nora RIbinson, sll of Alma.
Chas. r. Holiday, the new St. Louis
p NJ. is happy of course,-but others in
that festive town feel very melancholy.
Bald-headed people don't have to
swear 80 often nowadays. Fly Sc son
is flying.
George =. Wright returned ftom at
tending Mr. Bar,on's funeral, Friday, sns
Mr. Adams reached home Tuesday even.
ing.
K w Ely has moved his stock Of fancy
goods from Ithaca to this place and will
occupy the building recently vacated by
G w. Abbott.
Big Rapids people are carrying their
lefl arms in slings. Better suffer the
lis that vaccination makes us heir to,
than fly to others that We know not Of"
JOIN Mccullough, the once eminent
tragedian, died Sunday. He was but 4S
years old aud should have been just in
hi, prime, instead Of dying from he cf-
recls Of dissipation.
The Dewitt correspondent ofthc Char
lotte Republican says Mr.. end Mrs. L
;. Webb of the parior city, Alma, are
visiting friends and relatives 1t this place
BY" reports business fair.
The certificate Of tn s cretqry Of State,
being used by the Blhcmian oals cen.
pany, showing that the company is iucor-
poraied, is Of no value as voCcher for
financial Standing though it may be
ught so by innocent farmers.
On Thursday Of last week Prosecuting
Attorney j l.. Clark received the news
ofhs T. TIERS demise Mr.. Clark WAS
formerly a highly respected citizen oi
Ithaca, from which place he removed
not many years since TO Texas.
The law concerning the holding Of in
qnests was changed last winter No JUS
tce of the peace IS authorized to hold one
unless on tic writ en- r,qur't ct i've c!u.
Iens, and consrabltS ana deputy heuh-
are not permitted 10 sgn such r,qaes :.
If Edmore scratches around and raises
81 900 the d, l. 4 y. company will put
up "a two.story brick depot worth s3op
4 special clcc ion will be held on the l6.h
for the purpose of voting on the question
to bond or not TO bond the village for
the 81 600.
Rumor has it that indictments have
been found 10y the grand jdry against
certain St Louis parties In both the dy-
Mantle sir air and the skating rink fire,
but as yet no arrests have been made,
aud the mares of the parties can only be
guessed at-St. Louis Leader,
The Brighton Citizen is for sale The
elitor saws he is losing his cye,ight and
Is Therefore obliged TO quit the business
He has probably strained his eyes so hard
trying to see any money in the business
hat they ave commenced TO fail. 1t Is
a wonder there aren't more poor eyes in
the profession.
The two peddlers accused Of the New
Haven robbery were tried again last
to convict them They were arrested
again on Tuesday by Sheriff Peet at
/ Carson CITY, new evidence having been
found It, careless trick for man 10
! leave $50 around loose like that. Mr..
Pennell ought to have carried it next to
| his heart.
ca prominent business man thinks it
would tea splendid idea to have street
Ismps ON Wo, dwoth avenue I, ON the De
! pot up 10 Sdperior street, and ofceurse have
hat lighted Tna' begins TO sound Ike
| bu intss, and is capal idea too. he
evening uairs do not arrive until some
! lime after dark and the people who sop
/ oil here have foe time gropiIg their
way 40 town in the dark. The sidewalk
/ is good, lortuna'eiN CT We shouid p-ob
ably have heard long ago that somtont
/ hal broken their ne, k This street l.
uayeled almost as much as Superior and
We think the aforesaid prominent ms
| head is level Aside from the real bene
| fits accruing from the lighting, It would
! give people n much better impression on
our town, lead ih,m tn thiLk-it they
don't already know 1t 20 be iact-tnat !
the people don't 90 10 bed at sun down.
! How long, oh how long, before We shall
/ have the streets iqhttds
! \ alma - soon TO have an add tion 10 net |
/ manufacturing interests in the shrpc OF
| furniture factory. M,ssrs. Hutchinson ~
/ Tapgart are the pToj ctors ot the enter /
/ urse and havc associated with them Ar. /
/ Hulchins # this place and Dir. Gratan, /
/ Of ST l. uis. both first class mechanics I
! The factory, when fully completed, viii /
\ he 4OxlO0 {, ct two stories, with the 6ddi- /
! ION Of a crculsr saw mill. TIE frame II
nearly ready 10 put up and II he weAihcr
/ remains favorable the building will he
completed This fall 1t is located rear the |
| river, II far from the old s'ave mill. II
/ is proposed on the start 10 mapuirctura
/ extension tablcs. aud as soon as possible /
the manufacture OF plain fdrrltuEc will be /
aided Me-scfs II Il T. have had tbs
enie. prize IN coaf, mplaiion tor some iire /
/ but not until rccett'y has it seemed ad-
yisahle - pfo'c,d with j.. They arc
good busiut IS men, determine d and earn /
est workers and the RECORD Wish's them
success in their efforts
w :. Tdrck re'urnrd from his western /
| trip Thursday evening of last We, X, and |
/ rep rsa very pl-atautsDd Wohiahle trip |
| H., and r. \ f V purchased ball inter.
/ ct in "a ranch in N,tr,ska. II consists Of
/ 4c0 acres in franklin county, southern
! Nebrask ., one of the m>st ferule regions
IN The west Tie Republican rver runs |
/ through the couu:y aud the railroad tn II /
| ities arc good, the Burlington aud Mis- /
ouri Rivpr road a branch If the {. Il x q /