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

day.
Full line of Rubbers at w. r
Kinchs.
II. ;. Webster's infant child died last
Saturday.
One of the agitators of his pedal ex-
tremities.
Mrs. David Depew is very sick at
this writing.
Ell. Kimmel went to Detroit Tues
day on business.
n. Coats and wife Of st. Louis
were in town Wednesday.
b. w. Ellison the popular grocery
man has new adv. this week.
Finest line of hats for men and boys
ever shown in Alma at Z. l.. Stark's.
The "kids have taken possession of
the sidewalks with their marbles as
usual.
\. c. McGraw's Ladies Pebble But
ton Boot for $500 sold by w. r.
Kinch.
Wizards Sore Throat Cure can be
obtained at Miller's drug store. War
ranted to cure.
Gen. n. Church returned from his
trip to Europe Wednesday, he reports
a pleasant trip.
The NJ. +. Aid Society, will meet
with Mrs W. O. Johnson on Wednes-
day p. IN Feb. 2Sth.
j. Garland is train master of the
new division of the I. Il A. from Mt
Pleasant to Cadillac.
Our Common Sense school shoe, with
leather inner sole and outer counter
tip, sold by w, II. Kinch.
F. Townsend, conductor on the D.,
l.. Il y. Z. r. for sometime past, was
relieved by conductor Padgett of Ionia.
We are here to stay. Bargains every
day in the year in boots, shoes, hats.
caps and gents furnishing goods.
+. L. Stark.
Prof. c. F. Newkirk, principal of the
schools at Harbor Springs, an old friend
of the editor is spending few days
with the latter.
The Union school enjoyed half hol-
iday in honor of him who was first in
war. first in peace, and first in the heart
of his countrymen.
In another column will be found the
advertisement of Simon Messenger, of
fering for sale very cheap the Millinery
stock formerly owned by Mrs. Williams
The per cent has been paid in on
the Battle Creek, Alma & Bay City r
r.. and the work will be begun upon the
opening OF the spring and pushed to ar
early completion.
The Return party at the Rink last
Monday was a very pleasant affair and
about 20 couple participated, one grand
feature was the grand music given 10y
the Alma orchestra.
The welsh Singers gave their en-
tertainment at st. Louis, last FRIDAY
evening before the Citizens Course
that was very highly spoken of by man!
of our townsmen, who were fortunat,
enough to witness it.
\. ID. Amsden, Bert Milliken. Geo
Yerington, and Geo. and Frank Har
rington, constitute the newly organized
orchestra, to be known as the Aim;
. Orchestra. TO say they are frst-clas
does not express it.
, The Sanitarium is steadily filing III
. and promises much larger run THAI
!. last year. 1t is by far the best equippe,
institution of its kind in the state, an,
b under DR.. Hale's successful manage
. ment it is one OF the most prominent
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Roak'
q better judgement has at last game
the mastery and that he has given II
the idea of going away, but will sta
right here and sell good goods at roc
Y bottom prices. He is stirring mel
chant and we need him here.
Ol tDs lull, w Y. ID. SUtIWOO
caused the arrest of J w. Ferguson
teacher in his district, No. l., Arcad
charging him with assault and batter
7. on his son George, a boy fourteen yea
a old Hearing set for Feb. 25th. befol
Justice Madden of st. Louis. Jul
J. trial.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
iety Of the NJ f.. church, will meet
- the home Of Mrs. l.. G. Wright. ,
state street. on Saturday March 3r
Every member is requested to be pre-
ent, as il will he the last meeting of @
.. year. and election Of officers for {
coming year will take place. visito
%, also are invited. Any one having al
interest in this noble work. come tn
you may have your interest increase