Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-01-25
For drugs go to Van. 5

f'I hIuSo ~ 10 dH'
\, W Wright was in Saginaw Thurs
day.
Fine Box Paper and STATIONARY at
Webbs.
Remember the Band Concert Mon.
day evening
The Excelsior works have shut down
for this week
j. f. Schwarts was in Saginaw Thurs
day on business.
Remember the X. of p. ball next
Thursday night.
Prescriptions Compounded with care
at Webbs Drug Store.
f. f. Parker and wife spent sunday
with friends at Shepherd,
Mrs. DR.. Rindge of Owosso is visiting
her sister Mrs. DR.. Flowers.
Bert Nichols and Cad Winnings Of
Vernon, visited friends Monday.
Call and see a copy of the Farm
Journal as we have few sample copies.
In another column will be found the
Probate order of the late John Langdon.
of Sumner,
The meetings at the NJ. T. church are
being continued this week. with good
success.
Jacob Abbott was called to Maple
Rapids on Thursday, the death of his
son-in-law
Montigel & Co took orders Wednes-
day for two handsome carriages, of
st. Louis parties.
W. H. Bennett, Of Toledo, General
Freight Agent Of the i. A. A. & n. NJ.
was IN town Tuesday.
Quite an excitement prevailed IN the
Church block Tuesday, caused by the
burning out Of a chimney,
On another page viii be found an
announcement OF a great Slaughter
Sale, at the Bankrupt store.
G. B. Parke and II. c. Davidson,
Auditors of the I. \. A. & y. NJ. were
at the Wright House Tuesday.
Fred Maycock, has purchased a
building in Owosso and expects to move
his grocery stock to that city.
Have the hydrants been looked at
this winter. or are they frozen up?
This matter should be looked into.
w. w. Secord and Mrs. Goodell left
Monday for Port Huron, to attend the
funeral Of their brother, j. +. Secord.
1t is rumored that Obid Stanton has
a license from the county clerk to
marry. the boys are after his cigars at
any rate.
Mrs 5. w. Tinker treated about 80
of her lady friends to five o'clock tea
on Thursday, all report as being highly
entertained.
Benjamin Worthington has rented
the Eyerden farm two mics north of
Ithaca, and moved his family there the
first of the week.
Mr.. J. T. Secord son of Mrs. Elvira
Secord of this place. died at his home
in Port Huron Jan. 18th was buried in
the Masonic order.
Captain VIM. NJ. Miller, of Tilnn Ohio
visited his nephew j. l.. Miller last
Saturday, while here he looked over
the RECORD Office.
Persons desiring to know the work
ings of The Alma Building and Loan
Association, will call upon the secretary
who has circulars for free distribution
With the exceptions of Miss Yering-
ton room, there will be no school in
the public school Friday, owing to the
Teachers Association at Ithaca.
a. d. Amsden has class in music
at st. Louis, on the Banjo, Cornet,
Guitar, and Clarionette. He is a fine in
structor and is meeting with grand sue
cess.
What has become of the Alma I'M
provement association? can not some
~ diEtultulS bt iLdut " NpuopllAtdlC IL
with the Alma Business Mems associ-
alton.
The Gratiot County Teachers Asso-
citation is in session at Ithaca to-
day, friday a large number are
present and an extra fine program be-
| fore them.
Tinker & lancaster have the con-
tract for the frame and material for a
large carriage factory in central Ohio.
which they will ship this week, the order
will make three car loads. How is this
for enterprise.
Tinker & lancaster are furnish
ing the ceiling, and the material for the
fronts. the sash, and doors for the new
Steel block at Ithaca. and the counters
for Brown S Harness store in the same
block.
Geo. Burt takes his old position at
the Wright House, as day clerk. Geo
/ is a pleasant. cordial Young man and