Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-12-20
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.


Go 10 w. X. Kinch's fer childrens
shoes and Rubbers Best quality.
Buy Christmas slippers for your
Gentlemen friends OF l.. l.. Stark.
Remember that Stevie has fresh
stock of Christmas candies. Call and
see him.
Our Rubber Goods speak for them
selves. Call and examine them. +.
l.. Stark.
The largest line of Plush Jackets,
Wraps and Cloaks at the Double Store
of F E. Pollasky.
Notice j. y. Day i Co.'S ady. They
are selling Books and other goods
cheaper than any other firm in town.
All parties indebted to the late firm
Of Adams Bros will settle their
accounts before Jan. |, 1890.
ID. W. ADAMS.
AID.
Every thing useful and pretty in fancy
work and jewellery at Mrs. L. T..
Shaifer's. Watch repairing promptly
done and all work guaranteed.
Buttons worth % cents per dozen for
10 cents per card, two dozen Oh card.
Buttons worth 30 and 40 cents per dozen
for % cents per card at Mccullough 81
Buttons.
Cali at j. l. M!ller's for useful and
ornamental Christmas presents. We
WILL try and please you in something
that Will make nice present for either
lady or gentleman.
Children are worth more than kero-
scene. save the boys and girls by max
ing home attractive these long winter
evenings. n beautiful lamp or large,
brilliant burner OH the old lamp will do
it. The STAR STORE sells them
very cheap.
Some AZ of the school mates of Miss
Hattie Woodward gave her a surprise
at her residence on Park street last
time rs only half hundred young folks
can have when they get together Oh
mischief bent.
Alma Lodge 2l4 f. & A. NJ. held its
annual election last week and elected
the following officers: b. ). Webb, w,
NJ; y. Yerlngton, S. Wv A. Bahlke,
j. W.; G.. 5. Ward. Treas; f. f. Fair
child, Sec; A. j. Hall, 5. D.; Geo.
Young, j. D.; +. Montigel, I.
The following Officers were elected
at the last Regular Convocation of
Alma Chapter No. 1913. r. a. NJ: Nj.
Pollasky. IL. p; w. 5. Turck, King,
ID. II. sullivan Scribe, w. 5. Tinker,
c. H., NJ. Montigel, u. s., Isaac Rus
sell. II. A. Cap, w. a. Bahlke, M. 3 ".
j. 5. Caple, NJ, , V, +. ii. Iiamlin, NJ.
", +. L. Fairchild, Sec'y.; G.S.Ward
Treas;
The T. \. A.. and y. NJ. r. Il. will
sell holiday excursion tickets to and
from all points on the line from Toledo
to Manistee and Frankfort inclusive,
at one and one third fare for round trip,
also to all points on the c. u q. T.,
ID. l.. u y. and ID. G. III. NJ. II. X.
Tickets will be sold on Dec. 81, % and
81. and Jan. list, good to return up TO
and including Jan. 9th.
The Canadian Pacific Il. II. is work
ing novel, but very successful
scheme for advertising its northwest
ern provinces and British Columbia.
1t has arranged car, filled with the
agricultural products of the provinces
along its line, and is sending 1t over
the rail roads of Michigan. 1t will be
at Alma Dec "a, from 200 a. IN. to
1890 a. m. and those who imagine that
the Canadian Northwest is dreary
waste of ice and SNOW will do well
to take look at the exhibit.
The Glass in Ancient Literature
gave IAN evening with the Poet
Horace at the residence Of Prof.
Butler Monday evening Dec. l6. a
very enjoyable time is reported, the
following is the program:
Piano Duett Misses Cheeseman and Butler
Rome in Auvustan Age .. 900. Miss Lewis
Horace and His Father. MISS "ood
MusIC-coLLEGe QuARTETTE
Horace and His Friends, $500: Miss hlll
A Roman BanoueC -. Miss Starkweather
MUsIC-CoLLEGE QUARTErTE.
uoraoo tbc poet of Nature .. Miss Allen
Horace, the Bachelor. MISS frcSion
Horace thePoet of Common sense. MI Alien
MUsIc-CoLLEGE QUARTETTE,
1orace and The life Beyund. . Mise Park
MUsIc--coLLEGE QUARTETTE
At a regular meeting of the LADIES
Aid Society of the NJ. + church, the