Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-17

| TTOI. Ewing ltCluItu III llHdCd Ncu-
nesday evening.
A good, bright boy wanted to learn
the printers trade.
NJ. C. Dallas spent last Sunday in
Louisville, Kentucky.
Mr.. +. &. Cary spent Sunday with
his fair one in Fenton.
DR.. Hunting delivered lecture at
Ithaca Tuesday evening last.
Remember the masquerade at The
rink next Wednesday evening.
Misses and Childrens' fine Kid, spring
heeled Shoes at w. II. Kinch's.
w. F. Park, Travelling Auditor for
the ID. l.. & N, was in town Tuesday.
Mike Maroney, brakeman oh the T.
& A.. was killed at Vernon last Fri
day.
ClaudeChadwick is under Dr. Bagleys
care, We hope to see him about again
soon.
II. p. Clark, Of Sheridan, was in
town on Monday the guest Of his son ,
Homer.
a. c. McGraw's Ladies Pebble But
ton Boot for $500 sold by w. r.
Kinch.
Mrs. Williams having disposed Of her
stock here left last week for her home
at Byron.
The right kind Of boy can have a
good chance to learn the printers trade
at this office.
+. NJ. Milliken held lucky numder
in the Louisiana lottery to the amount
OF 500, last week.
Bills are out for New England sup
per at Pioneer Grange Hall Friday
evening, Feb. 18th.
All items put in the Item Box"
without the signature OF the writer are
fed to our Office cat.
Our Common Sense school shoe, with
leather inner sole and outer counter
tip, sold by W. Il. Kinch.
Prof. and Mrs. j. W. Ewing, of Alma
spent Sunday in this city. Mrs. +. will
remain the week.-Ionia Sduddrd
Mrs. VIM. Thompson will entertain
the Ladies' Aid Society, of the Congre-
gational church next Wednesday after
noon.
We are here to stay. Bargains every
day in the year in boots, shoes, hats
caps and gents furnishing goods.
+. L. Stark.
The daily papers of Monday gave a
letter purporting to be from James G.
: Blain withdrawing from the candidacy
for President of these United States
a poor drunken wife-beater of Sher-
dan is spending ninety days in the
county Jail at Stanton. The complaint
was made by his daughter. Served
: him right
Ice measured % inches thick Wed
nesday on the pond and all ice houses
are about full. Ithaca has got her sup
ply from this pond over $3.50 cubic feet
being sent from here.
: For cutting, fitting and fashionabl,
b dressmaking you can not do better thar
$ to call on Mrs. j. L. Slate. Her years
OF experience enables her to do first
class work and guarantee satisfaction.
John Kingdom, Of Pine River, dice
| at his residence last Saturday after a
. brief illness. Mr.. Kingdom was mucl
e respected by large circle Of friends
V The funeral took place OH Wednesday
Many friends Of the RECORD materi
ally assist US in making an interesting
= paper, by furnishing us with items tha
G we might otherwise fail to get. w,
/ appreciate their favors. as we want al
: the news.
S List of letters remaining at the Aim;
u post office for the month ending Feb.
e 1888: Mr.. Myron Wood, Mrs. Saral
I Cook, Miss Laura Ferguson. Person
calling for the above please say adyer
% tised. d. Ely, y. M.
e ! have been Peg-in.all the time oi
9 prices and have kicked them down S
Is low, that my few friends, and larg
d number of enemies will find it to thei
l. advantage to examine my stock c
d watches, clocks and jewelry befor
h purchasing. G.. b. Porter.
One Of the agitators of his pedal c,
$ tremities.
o The catalogue Of Vaughan's see
e store for 1883 is just at hand, and W
e must say in behalf OF Western enter
e prise that as work OF art it exec
l. anything in this line,w have ever see
ID both in its exceedingly beautiful gol
a and colored cover and in its readab