Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-24

John Taylor was out of town over
Sunday. ?
Chas. McEnally is the new porter at
the Sanitarium.
See the thrilling tragedy account of
W., 5. & 5, on 4th page.
Misses and Childrens' fine Kid, spring
heeled Shoes at w. II. Kinch's.
Prof. Norris, with his trained dogs,
at the rink next Thursday night.
Mrs. Thomas, of Hemlock, is visiting
baggageman F. Thomas, this week.
The right kind of boy can have a
good chance to learn the printers trade
at this Office.
Miller Bros. are commencing to fill
their rooms with implements ready for
a heavy trade.
j. B. Parker received telegram
Saturday, stating the death of his
father in n. Y. state.
For the next thirty days you can get
cough medicines at cost, at Miller S
drug store, next door to post office.
A. f. Youngs and wife, were called
to Ridgetown, last week by telegram
stating the illness of Mrs. Y's sister.
Geo. Boyer, who came home from
Gwosso last Friday very sick, died at
his home in this place Wednesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hill are called
upon to mourn the loss of their little
child which died last Sunday, age ten
months.
A. Worthington of Huron Co., was
summoned to this place Saturday, by
the severe sickness ofhis granddaughter
Mrs. Gibson.
Parents looking for children 5 school
shoes will miss great bargains if they
fail to call and examine the fine assort-
ment displayed by f. l.. Stark.
Prof Maddox, of Boston, the cham
pion twenty four hour skater of Ameri'
ca will appear at the rink in Alma, Feb
25th. Look out for small bills
Prof. Norris, with his 10 trained dogs
will be at the Rink next Thursday
night. lie is very highly spoken OF
throughout the state and is exhibiting
to large houses with grand success.
The T. & A. A, & y. NJ. have opened
the new line through to Cadillac will
through daily trains. This makes tn,
shortest, quickest and cheapest route tC
Petoskey and points in the north.
LAWYER I. W. Whitney has bough
the house and lot of Ed Palmer, tn,
Alma man accused of murder, givin;
him SIS for it, and is to defend him il
the coming trial for murder.-Evenini
NdrS.
Mrs. f. G.. Carrell, wife of the justl,
popular agent of the ID. l.. & n. at st
Louis, accompanied 10y her children AM
and Miss Mead. was in town Wednes
day calling on friends. Of whom she ha
a host in this village.
T. Richmond's house was burglarize,
Sunday Feb. 9Th. during the absence o
the family. 1t is thought the burgla
was supplied with key fitting the doc
lock. Some seven or eight dollars wa
secured. No clue to the thief.
A. w. Peduegnat, the Jeweler is wa
down, down. down on prices, always t
the front. Fine gold front Lace pi
with chain attachment ut 80 cents
Ladies gold front Cuff pins at 40 cent
per pair, fine Cameo pins at 35cts, a
goods warranted for six years. If m
: goods don't wear just as represented W
will refund you the money. Remembt
the place, first door west OF post ofliC
in Church block.
An old journalist says: A countT
editor is one who reads newspaper
writes on any subject, sticks typ
folds papers, makes up mails, runs e
] rands, saws wood. works in gardel
| is DldIltu lOI d lUOuSdnu illlSS l
6. never thought Of. works all day, is SUI
, jected TO spring fever. helps people mi
4 office WHO forget all about 1t afterwarC
D and very frequently gets cheated out
, his earnings, he puffs up and does mo
k to build up the town than any one els
: the miser and fogy are benefited, y
they will not take the paper, but W
borrow it and read it and cuss the &c
tor
l. Upon chance visit at the post Off
l. few evenings ago we detected l.. '
y Miller, the photographer. in sendil
> samples of finished work to lthac
e Mt. Pleasant, st. Louis, Shepherd, Rive
y dale and possibly some other plac,
If the proper authorities do not put
C. gag on this gentleman soon, he IN
ut yet fill the pouches with his wo
m to the exclusion of other mail matt,
d 1t is not strange that the people of
s. these and many other towns shou
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