Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-04-06

teeth without pain by the use of cleo
tricity.
The NJ. f. Aid society will meet with
Mrs. w. O. Johnson on Wednesday
April H..
a. G. McGraw's Ladies Pebble But
ton Boot for $500 sold by w. r.
kinch.
The spring term of the Union School
commenced Monday with an enroll
nent of 49l.
Miss Alta Wilson has returned home
from New York, where she has been
visiting friends.
The Alma Orchestra WAS called /
Edmore to furni,h music for the dance
Tuesday evening.
j. w. Burkhead and wife have re-
turned from quite protracted visit
TO friends in Ohio.
n f. Belbeck was in Ashley We'd
nesday engaging men to work OH the
T. & G. gravel train.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Amsden
on Monday, son. 1t is no wonder
that Arthur is happy!
Read the letter in Pollasky Bros.
adv column--don't miss any of it as it
will be Of interest to you.
Jay AlveIsOn left last Tuesday for
Saginaw, where he has accepted a po-
sition with d. Harding & Co. in their
factory.
Mr.. Hall our new hardware mer-
chant, late of Eaton Rapids, welcomed
Mrs. Hall to their new home in this vii
lage last Saturday.
George McCarty moved his stock of
"frewateI' out of the saloon in con-
nection with the Angel House, Monday
night after twelve o'clock.
Parents looking for children S school
shoes will miss great bargains if they
fail to call and examine the tine assort-
ment displayed by +. l.. Stark.
w l.. Brigden engineer of the new
r. r. was az the Wright House Wednes-
day and spoke very encouragingly.
The survey will soon he completed with
every prospect that the road will be
built.
a very pleasant social event was the
presentation at the NJ. l.. Church, Tues
day evening, of very fine book case
made by IIutchins and Renner to Rev.
a. +. Hart. The presentation speech
by james Kress was very appropriate.
Rev. Hart responded.
Announcement to the ladies. Mrs.
$. Messenger has fine stock Of milli-
nery goods in new styles and at reason
able prices to which she invites your
inspection. Call and examine this
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Mrs. :. MESSENGER.
Miss Nellie O. IIagan being about to
leave for her home in Ohio, her friends
gave her farewell party at Miller S
Hall on Monday evening last Miss o
EIagan by her pleasant manners has
made many friends during her stay
among us, who regret her departure.
II. J. Hatfield has bought Frank
Murdock's interest in the marble works
! st. Louis who will continue
the business under the firm name
of Hatfield & Son. Parties in want OF
anything in their line will do we'll to
give them call.
And now comes the yearly house
cleaning Remember that ID. Vough'
is prepared to do Grst-class work il
painting. graining, sign-writing, kalso
mining. paper hanging, ceiling decora
ting in paper or paint. Orders left a
! B. :. Webb's or Il. a. Millers store
will receive prompt attention
The donation party at the house O
William Johnson Wednesday evening
for the benefit of Rev. a. +. Hart wa
d pleasant event. y purse of abou
$40 was presented, Rev. Lynd making
| llt pltStllNd' iOli SpttNh a. ASNVii"i
very generously furnished means of con
veyance to the party, gratis.
The NJ f. Woman's Home Mission
ary society will give a supper in th
Berry building on Monday evenini
April 8. beginning at $50 and continu
ing until all are fed. Supper will con
sst of pancakes and maple syrup, frie
cakes, pickles and coffee, all for ,
cents ticket. a liberal reduction Wi
be made to families. This Society ha
done a good work during the past yea
: in relieving the needs of the poor j
, our place and now our funds are nearl
exhausted and We still find those VIII
need our aid, we propose this supper
7 in order to replenish our treasury,
we cannot do much without none!
We also hope to be able by this near
TO raise the deficiency in the Life men
+ bership fund of Bro Hart. a word
: the ladies': Please do not get supp,
on Monday eve. but come with yoI