Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10

Warm meals at all hours al
:. G. Hopkins
Good assortment of Children's Shoes
at Knch's.
DR.. Hunting breaches in Mr.. Pleas
ant next Sunday.
For solid comfort smoke la RENO
cigar at Miller Il Co.'S in the post office.
The next Gratiot County sunday
School Convention will be held at Ithaca
Feb. 18th.
Ladies in need of fashionable dress
making will do well to call OH Mrs. j.
l.. Slate.
Prof. McEwen, of the Agricultural
College, was the guest of Prof. Stuart.
last Sunday.
For sALE:-An account of $3.50
against f. J. Topping very cheap. En-
quire at this office. Tyr
Mr.. II. Il. Titus, from Fremont, Ohio
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
nephew I. c. Titus.
The Welsh Prize 8ingers will appear
at ST. Louis Friday evening, Feb. 18th,
before the Citizens Course.
Those in want of valentines can find
something to please them at b. W.
Ellison's, also full line of stationery.
Ina letter received from b. w. SperTy
we learn he is on his way south. He
wishes to be remembered to his many
kind friends in Alma.
John Durham, of Hartland Center,
and H. NJ. Dunham, of Cadillac, was in
town Tuesday last, the guests OF their
niece Mrs. j. l.. Slate.
The undersigned is prepared to serve
oysters in every style, at all hours, at
his restaurant west of II. y. Delevan' 5.
;. c. Hopkins.
Two sleigh loads of ladies from Itha-
ia. unattended by the horrid men,
attended the skating rink last Saturday
night.
Harvey Button. of Antrim county
has been i'm town a few days visiting
his sons, Ben and Harvey. He left for
his home Tuesday morning
Look at the Bee Hive advertisement
this week they are off, of and of
and if they keep OH they they will be
way off.
j. +. Montigel X Co. have sold heavy
bob sleighs to amount to sll3s, and
cutters to the amount of $50, this
winter and have more OH hand to bC
sold cheap. Give them call.
Bert Woodward has sold his house
and lot to John Durham of lIartland
Livingston county. Mr.. Durham is tC
take possession April l. 1t 10 reported
that he is an attorney at law.
Alma has had several big sensations
since moving out of Pine River. must
have got in bad company.-St. Louis
Republican. The effects of our former
associates are just showing up is all.
For cutting, fitting and fashionable
dressmaking YOU can not do better THAI
to call on Mrs. j. l.. Slate. Her year,
OF experience enables her to do first
class work and guarantee satisfaction.
The O. +. =. lodge and Wright
Opera House band gave very enjoy
able entertainment at the hall of th'
lodge last Friday evening Those il
attendance report very pleasant time
About fifty of the people OF Aim;
attended the Episcopal social at TN,
residence of ID. II. sullivan, last Thurs
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan
extend their hospitality in way {,
make their guests feel How good it i
to be there
Mr.. and Mrs. \. W. Wright, George
r. Wright and DIR. Lancashire. gave
ball in honor of 20 guests from Saginaw
last Friday night The Saginawian
came over in special car, accompanies
by Reisse's band. The party were Tia
| guests of the Wright House. returnn!
at / a. m. Saturday. 1t was the mos
elite affair ever taken place in this sec
ton, the whole party were in full dress
Tom McCarty, the tramp who stole
Adams and Brewbakers horses sun
day evening, Jan. %, was arrested nea
, Blanchard and brought before JuStic
$ Yerington on Tuesday. his examination
Z, was put down for Feb. 20, and in de
| fault of bail was remanded to tn
county Jail. lie had sold the horses {
\ some party near Blanchard, who sus
/ pectng all was not right, had deferre,
f payment awaiting investigation. Tn
r horses were recovered
i. The supreme court has set the seal q
a its condemnation OH the Bohemian oat
business, but it is doubtful If the farm
| ers will even now keep their necks on
of the snare. The newspapers, wit
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