Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-12-27

Kelly.
Buy your groceries of Hough & Co,
Cheapest place in town.
Full line of Boys and Youths
Rubbers at f. l.. Stark's.
Ladies' Russell Oxford. made of
genuine Goat at Z. L. Stark's.
John McQuarters, the Isabella Go.
murderer, gets 10 years in Jackson,
All Ladies fine kid shoes warranted
to give satisfaction atW. II. Kinch's,
There is great amount of sickness
reported among horses in this locality
of late.
Ladies you can find the Best $500
Kid Shoe in the Market at w. Z
Kinch's.
f. w Lyons, former photographer
of this village, has opened ii fine gallery
at Ithaca.
The finest line of Misses Dress Shoes
III Alma, will be found at L. l.. Stark's
Shoe Store.
In silver Card Baskets for New Years
Mrs. Shaffer has large and hand
some line.
Jack Macdonald has just finished
putting in hot and cold water fixtures
for w. o. Johnson.
If the old man will chew tell him
that Kress at the STAR STORE is
selling 30 cent PLUG TOBACCO at 10
cents IA pound.
Watch-night service will be held at
the Methodist church on New Years
eve commencing at IL O'Clock. Ali are
cordially invited 10 attend.
Lamplight is cheaper than eyesight.
Save your eyes 10y uslug one of those
large and brilliant burners selling for
low prices at the STAR STORE.
Carpenter Bros, who some time ago
made arrangements for the Lockwood
grocery store, took possession last Mon
day They are very popular young men
ana are sure 10 SucCeeu,
Geo. Aldrich lost valuable horse
last week, this and the loss of his house
last season by fire is a severe blow,
but Geo. has lots of grit and stands 1t
like hero.
The Montcalm Herald accuses Green
vile of sinister designs OH the county
seat, and warns that city that the
people of Stanton will not submit to
its removal from their town.
The RECORD JOB Rooms have turned
out very handsome souvenir in the
shape of blotter, for j. Longfelder.
1t is printed in five colUrs and is neat
job, one not done by the average
country office.
If you have property TO sell leave a
description of it at the RECORD office
We have calls for farms and, our
facilities for advertising are unequalled
If you have mortgages TO sell we can
place them for you.
Seats should be secured in advance
| for Ten Nights in Bar Room as
the indications are that there will lie
big house, seats now on sale at the
Post Office, prices 10, % aud 35cts. No
extra charge for reserved seats.
The Fortnightly, which is the name
of the literary club recently organized
met at the residence of Pruf. Davis on
Friday evening, Dec. 20. Prof. Davis
read very interesting and instructive
paper OH Brazil and its recent Revolu-
ton.
At special meeting of the Alma
Building and Loan Association last
Monday evening, A. YeringtOn was
elected Secretary and Director in place
of John ID. Spinney, resigned. The
choice is "A good one, as Mr.. Yerington
is careful, pains taking man and one
of vast experience in this line of work.
The Ladies Union Aid Society wishes
to express its thanks to those who
brought the gifts of provision, etc. to
the College Chapel, Tuesday evening
for distribution. and also, to Henry
Vermeulen, who kindly gave the use of
his delivery wagon in distributing them
The baskets will je found at his
store.
A course of lectures or familiar talks
upon matters of common interest has
been arranged for by the College Fac
ulty beginning with the second Friday
evening of next term. The first will
be given by Professor Butler. There
will be 10 admission fee and the citizens
of Alma are specially invited 10 attend
The WILLIAMSON S,u is among the
, latest news paper advents; beauty II
is too. After that village being blessed
with rne of the best equipped offices il
Michigan for period of years, som,
J unsatisfied mortals, because they coulC
} not run the Enterprise have induced thl!
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