Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-01-27

Stamped linens at reduced prices at
Mrs. + Il. Shaffers
5. y. Smith was in Grand Rapids
Tuesday on business.
b. 5. Webb eft Tuesday on a busi-
ness trip to Marquette.
$ a. Smith, manager of the Wright
House, was in Saginaw Sunday.
NJ. b. Faughner is in Minneapolis
buying a new lot of excelsior presses.
NJ. Pollasky is attending the Grand
Lodge of Masons at East Saginaw this
week
\. c. McGraw's Ladies Pebble But
ton Boot for $500 sold 10y W. r..
Kinch.
Farmers will be satisfied if they go to
the Milliken House for dinners when
in town
Mrs. Hormig left Wednesday for De
troit where she proposes to make per-
manent home.
Emery Bower, of Elm Hall, had leg
badly mangled on w. II. Lathrop's
logway last Monday afternoon.
DR.. y. b. Spinney, of the Ypsilanti
Santarium, is on the road making q
speciality of all chronic diseases.
Read the program of the Farmers
Institute which we publish in another
column.
The undersigned is prepared to serve
oysters in every style, at all hours, at
his restaurant west of II. A. Deleyan S.
). G.. Hopkins
Remember that the great Closing Sale
of Ronk q Baughman still continues,
look over their advertisement in this
| issue.
Pollasky Bros. are advertising off
slaughter sale on clothing Parties
wishing any thing in their line will
do we'll to call
r. T. Lynd, w. n. Mckee, \. W.
Beckner. w. II. O'Connell and j. Ken
nedy are delegates to the Y. NJ. c. y.
state convention, at Kalamazoo next
Thursday, and all will attend.
Dr. Getchell who has been acting as
assistant physician at the Sanitarium.
has hung out his Shingle at Mt. Pleasant.
He is bright young man and first
| class physician.
Dr'S. Flowers have removed their
office to the corner of Inncoln and
Center streets, one block south of the
Episcopal church, to the former resi-
dence of NJ. j. Burkhead. 1864
The Womans' Home Missionary So
ciety of the NJ. f. church will meet
with Mrs. Renner on Saturday p. m,
February 4th. Would like to see every
member present. also any others who
are interested.
c. ID. Spaulding, of Sullivan, in the
west part of the state, is attending the
| Union School here. Thus again we
see the advantages of advertising. Let
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found it this part Of the state.
List of letters remaining in the Alma
post Office for the month ending Jan. 2.
G.. W Ball, Luke Boyland' +. +. Ben
jaman, Charlie A. Chamlosh, John Gan,
Mr.. l. Panlett, Libbie Call, Grace Patton
Persons calling for the above please
say advertised. y fec of one cent will
be charged on all advertised letters
after this date. ID. Ely. L. NJ.
Here is a short but pointed temper.
aMce lecture Eight or ten years age
John Hicks, of st. Louis. had happy
home and was worth nearly or quite
$4,000. Now he hasn't dollar that
he can call his own, and has just served
ont term in the county Jail for drunk
enness. while his wife was taken to the
insane asylum last Friday and his tive
children taken to the state public schoo
for neglected and dependent children
at Codwater last Saturday. All thi:
because of strong drink.
Three reasons why. the winter is The
best time for farmers and all other
! exposed to the weather. to have thei
photographs taken. LIST. They hav,
more leisure time. End. They ar'
usually in better health and spirits
Bird. And most important of all, tn,
summer tan is off thus enabling You t,
3 get much clearer picture. All worl
: guaranteed to be lirst-class. Come il
{ and be convinced. Gallery over b. W
+ Ellison's store.
4 457+-3w J.. W. Miller
: To all whom it may concern: 1--WE
the undersigned. proprietors of barber
y shops in the village of Alma, do hereb
J. mutually agree to close our shops o
g Sundays, on and after Sunday. Feb.
S 1ssS, sunday Law or no "Sunda
g Law and further. that we will wor
n together i'm preventing any other sho