Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-11-01

~ supNN'lDViS uitll Jan. Isl Tor ~ cents
| To LET-Cottage in Case addition
corner Lincoln and Mechanic streets
lapply at Office w Wright.550tf.
The RICO job department has just
Uned ont a very handsome circular
for Dr. Flowers, setting out his list OF
Physio-Medical Family Medicines. the
Dr. is big advertiser and knows when
he gets good work.
The merchant who keeps his name
and business constantly before the pub
lie is bound to realize the beneficial ef-
fects OF 50 doing. People will feel, in
one sense, acquainted with him, and
his name will naturally occur to them
when they need his wares.
He that whoopeth mp his business in
the newspapers shall gather bountiful
| harvest of golden shekels. He that
readeth the advertisement and heedeth
| shall have an abundance of the world s
goods for little money. He that choos
eth not 10 subscribe for a paper shall
wonder at the intellect of his neighbor.
lie that advertiseth literally getteth
the cream of the trade-EX.
The social given at G.. A. r. hall
last Wednesday evening by the Ladies
Relief Corps was n grand success Soc
tally as We'll rs financially. from to 10
p. m. a supper was served at 10 cents
each,after which the evening was spent
in social chat. enlivenened by music of
the martial band There were 20 in
attendance from ST. Louis. The rec
iepts were SIT. IS with but few
expenses. tits their intentions to con
tinue these pleasant events in the
future.
T. V. Copp, of Holly, has leased the
blacksmith shop in connection with the
Wright House barn, and expects to
open it to the public in a few DAYS
lie comes here very highly recommended
rs an eXccllnt horse shoer. competent
to shoe speed horses, as well as all
others, he will also DO repairing on
short notice. Mr.. Beckwth, manager
of the Livery, informs us that they
have in order to secure hnn, guaran-
teed him all their work and by so
doing you may rest assured that he
has come to stay.
The weak minded scribe of the St.
Louis Republican let that narrow con
tracted portion of his being get the
start of him in his issue of the Goth. re-
garding ON article of last week of the |
school district suit between Pine River
district No. and the st. Louis district
and accuses us Of gas on our stomach
and for remedy. prescribes a dose of
or dose of g'zzard oil. after
finding relief in his TRADE on us he
closes rs follows: 1--WE are better Oft
without this class of paupers and if
Alma wants them, we say amen"
This Is suelyYery complimentary to the
people OF the victorious district consid
ering that they are among the best
farmers of Pine River township. This
IS as far as we intend to carry this con-
troyersY. Bye bye Van.
At the meeting of the Ladies Union
AID Society held last Tuesday after
noon the following officers were elected:
Pres.-Nrs. Blanchard.
Y. Pres.-Mrs. Hall.
Sec'y.-Mrs. Suydam.
IreaS.-Mrs Brewbaker.
As directors TO act with the above
officers: Mrs Hunting, Mrs. Brooks.
Mrs. jennings. and Mrs. Scott. As is
vel known the object of the above
society is to furnish aid in the shape of
clothing, provisions, wood etc, to the
worthy poor of the town and certainly
a most worthy one The ladies are de-
'irous of all the support that can be
given them by oW citizens in their eff
,orts. Donations of money, clothing.
etc. will be greatly appreciated and the
syer may he sure that they will reach
iome deserving person. such gifts may
,e left with any OF the above named
aides or at the Ladies Library Tuesday
n Saturday afternoons.
MARRED:-At Fenton on Thursday.
Oct. oath Bert VanDen Bergh. of Alma.
o Miss Ida NJ. daughter of Mr.. and
lrs. VIM. f.. Smith. Rev. Theo. Wright
niciating, in the presence of relatives
nd a few personal friends, The {
Iappy couple took the evening train for !
lima, where coy home awaited them J
o which they quietly repaired without
observation, and spent their first night ;
# welded bliss in happy seclusion but '
friday night they were ruthlessly
'roEen in upon, by gang, Of jolly fun ,
owing. and fun making associates men d
nd women. to the number of twenty
I've, who Thought the occasion too good !
0 be allowed 70 pass wtbout some tes- :
imonlal OF their regards for the happy !
air. Acting upon this view of the
ase they invaded their quiet home and !
roceeded TO have an all around iolly !