Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-01-25
School Books at NWbbs.

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van for fine perfumes
L. G. Achard was in town Wednes-
day.
For School Books and school sup
plies 90 to Webbs.
According TO the new apportionment
Arcadia is entitled TO II delegates.
Mrs. a. J. HALLS laid UP this week
from the effects Of stepping on a rusty
nail
II. l.. Lockwood the grocer calls your
attention to his announcement this
week.
James McGrainer and Wallace Conll-
right expect to leave in a few days for
Oregon
II. p. Clark of Sheridan, made Us a
call Tuesday while on his way home
from Glare.
w. H. Boyle of Otsego ". Y. one of
Mr.. Wmght's partners there, visited
Alma Tuesday
Rev. Geo. F, Hunting Glled the pulpit
at the jefferson Ave. Presbyterian
church last Sunday.
1t is reported that Homer Clark a
former citizen who went into business
at Clare has skipped
James A. Stuttz spent sunday with
his family in Detroit.
j. L. Stuttz has an egg on exhibition
that he has preserved for 500 days and
S as fresh as when laid
Senator i. B. Green, was selected by
the senate as one to attend the funeral
of Lieutaut GOV. Macdonald
The old club rooms over ". :. & $.
hardware store viii be occupied 10y the
Alma Business Men Association.
A pamphlet containing the speech Of
Hon. Wm. Stewart of Nevada, delivered
in the United States senate Jan. 2nd
is received
Ralph BLAIR former Alma boy who
has been roaming through the west for
the past two years returned home on a
visit Saturday.
T. f. Powell editor of the Herald.
Stanton, and Mr.. Grlswold. Of Stanton.
were in town Saturday and made the
RECORD a call.
Bert Woodward has bought a lot, on
Forest Street of VIM. Clubb, and pro-
poses to erect a dwelling house thereon
in the immediate bye and bye.
Mrs J. E. Davidson returned home
the last of the week, she has been spend
ing few weeks with relatives at
Harbor Springs, and Saginaw.
The 5:l2 passenger on the r. A. g 4.
was several hours late Monday night
caused by the engine jumping the track
at Glare, very fortunately no one was
injured.
C. II. Decker has the residence Of
Benjamin Ray completed and a fine
house he has too. Mr.. d. expects to
leave April lst for Kansas City for the
summer
L. y. Booth is the new station agent
at the T. \. & a. Mr. b. is a good op-
orator and we wish him success he
comes to us highly recommended as an
agent and business man.
Wright's Opera House Band is try
ing to perfect arrangements to give our
people a rare treat in the near future,
in the shape of an entertainment by
Jules Levy the great cornetist, accom-
panied by lirst-class company.
Wright's Opera House Band have
out bills for Band Concert at College
Hall, Monday evening, january 18th.
They have put in several months prep
arations for this entertainment and eX-
pect TO surpass all other efforts. Every
citizen should turn out and help crowd
the house.
Fred Willard has opened up his meat
market and commenced business, a
visit there is sufficient to suffice any one
that Fred is no novice at the business.
His market is neatly arranged and a
fine display of fresh, salt, smoked
meats and sausage, oysters, etc on hand
He solicits share of public patronage.
The Gratiot Journal refused to pub
lish the proceedings Of the board of
supervisors last week for the paltTy
sum of SO, which was very wise
step. When the county insists on get
ting things for one-third its value it is
time to kick. The papers Of this
county should REBEL and have day
wages or quit.
Mr. 4. w. Wright has kindly offered
to give a Grand Banquet at the Wright
House, soon, the proceeds going to
Wright's Opera House Band. 1t is
hoped the citizens will show their APP
probation Of Mr.. W's kindness by
turning out and all buying tickets, the
boys are in debt and this is their mode
of claarieo themselves