Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-03
Local

Youths doubled soled and tapped
Boots for 81 % at w. II. Kinch.
John Goggins. of Bovine, was IN
town Wednesday and made MS a pleas
ant call.
Mrs. p. NJ. Smith will entertain the
Benevolent Society of the Congregations
al church, next Wednesday afternoon.
II. NJ. Steele, Of st. Johns, has been
elected president Of the First National
bank, OF ST Louis He holds the same
Office in six or seven other banks.
The Lakevew Enterprise now am
nounces that that paper and plant has
been sold 10y r. +. Rogers to c. c. Gil
leo who proposes to enlarge the Office
and materially improve the paper.
Success.
On Wednesday evening, eight couple
of Guy Millken's school mates met at
his home FOR Crane time, a pleasant
little dance was enjoyed. about II
O'Clock supper was served, after which
they dispersed.
On the evening of Feb. 9th, Rev
Annie III. Shaw will deliver lecture
at st. Louis before the county conVen-
ton Of the w. c. T. |. This lady Is
represented as a very interesting, elo-
quent and instructive speaker.
All members and others who hold
books belonging to the Ladies Library
Association are hereby reminded that
Q they are to be returned to the library
on Saturday, Feb. 9th, according to
Rule 10.
Catherine Delayan. Sec
Are Women Companionable to
Mem is the question that Junius Henri
Browne answers in the negative in the
February number of The Cosmopoiitan.
He gives "A great many interesting facts
sustaining his startling position
The Crown Prince of Germany is
the subject of a timely article in the
February number of The Cosmopolitan,
by Professor ii. II. Boyesen, who once
met him in Norway. The article con
tains many delightful anecdotes about
the heir to the German tl"one. whose
sickness has attracted Worldwide at
tention.
List of letters remaining in the post
office at Alma, for the month ending.
Jan. p 1855 J. VI. Barhon. Albert :.
Cox. VIM. Sandal. \. f. White. Mrs.
Enoch Hopkins. Ms l.. II. Orr. Miss
Pert Pratt. Persons calling for the
above please say advertised. y fee Of
one cent will be charged for all adyer-
tised mail upon delivery.
d. Ely. p "
We have Just received a new piece of
music. called silver Bell Waltz, 10y
the popular composer, Charley Baker
which We canrecommend to ourreader,
as very good, it not being too difficult
and at the same time very snowy, it
can be played on the piano or organ,
and will be sent at the special price Of
only ll-2c. stamps. Address } c..
Greene X Co., 30 and IS Arcade. Gin
cinnati. O.
RESOLVED. That We. the members
of the Gratiot County Teachers Asso-
citation. tender our sincere thanks to:
Those citizens who so generously pro-
vided entertainment for teachers: TO
the School Choir and Mrs Weller for
the excellent music furnished; and also
emphasize the vote Of thanks tenlcred.
last evening. to Or. Hunting for tie
excellent lecture de.iyered.
Flora WILDER
Q e.. futile COMMITTEE.
+. G. TIambleton
The fourth annual convention Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
of Gratiot county will be at the NJ. +.
church, st. Louis. on Thursday. Feb.
9th. Opening session at 8 o'clock a.
m. Every local union in the county
having paid 5cts. per member to the
county treasurer on or before the day
Of the annual meeting. is entitled to
five delegates. Also, county members,
where there are no local unions. are en-
titled to a seat in the convention. Let
each woman come prepared TO do her
work. Entertainment viii be given tC
all delegates.
Mrs T. H. Thayer. President
Mrs. Ann Whitcomb, County Sec'y
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