Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-02-20
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iNeiuenuDer tnat tne place 10 SCl
abstracts To your property is at Church's
abstract Office Ithaca.
Costivepess can be permanently cured
10y the use Of Bakers Mandrake Bit.
tiers. For sale by b. s. Webb.
Gee Il Anderson are looking up the
chances for building a custom gristmill,
roller process, in Alma,
am prepared to wait on all my old
customers and as many new ones as
can come. New goods and low prices.
l. ii. HAYT.
Prosecuting Attorney Clarke was in
town Wednesday looking after the
county's interest i'll several prospective
suits.
| The Ladies' Guild of st. John Is
Church will meet at the residence OF
Mrs. III. Brewbaker next Thursday
afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. f..
church will meet at the home of Mrs.
Chas. Ingersoll on "Wednesday after
noon Feb. "a.
c. l.. Delayan and wife were made
happy Wednesday, by the advent OF IA
young stranger in their household.
lie has come to stay. All doing well.
Stevens Il Son who have been doing
algeneral agricultural Implement bus
mess in Alma for the last year are
moving TO Rosebush, Isabella county.
L. 5. Stevens left Friday evening for
Muir in response to a telegram inform
ing him of the dangerous illness of his
brother. He was accompanied by his
daughter Bertha.
Elm Halls wide awake principal of
schools is increasing the towns interest
in his work 10y series of lectures by
outside talent Lieutenant Baker, of
Lansing, is billed there tor this next
week.
1t is rumored that certain changes
are contemplated in the management
of the Commercial Savings Bank of st.
Louis. \ controlling interest i'll the
stock having been purchased by the
agent of outside parties.
The valentine social given by the Y.
L. ). {. L. last Saturday evening at the
! Opera House was well attended and
! furnished no little amusement. The
society Melted neat little sum as the
result Of the entertainment.
Justice Durham has been occupied
for several days this week with log
suit between NJ. b. Faughner X Co,
and w. a. Bradley of Riyerdale. The
case WAS begun Monday, but as yet no
decision has been reached.
The Treasurer of Arcadia will make
his tax returns three weeks from this
date. All those not having paid will
please call at the Office of Lemen II
Durham, where the treasurer can be
found on Saturday of each week.
6lS-3w L. MoNTIGEL, Treas.
The following delegates were elected
to the Republican convention at Ithaca
tomorrow; T. a. Ely, John ID. Spinney,
Darius Reed. T.. y. Chadwick. John
Innis, G. G. Gerber, j. II. Arnold.
. David Bailey, Iii. Utley, ID. w. Alien
burg, \. B. Angel, and j. III. Norton.
Let the Republican party in the next
campaign give its attention to the
issues OF the day, of which there are
plenty? Let 1t select men who are fit
for the position to which they are nom-
mated. Let it conduct campaign of
education. of argument but net it be a
campaign Of wor1
The coming banquet of the Michigan
club at Detroit bids fair To be one of the
events of the season. Much OF interest
may be expected from four of the lead
ing speakers, Clarkson. Runnels.
Greenhalge, and Lynch. Other noted
speakers and prominent men Of the
party will be present.
The Detroit Times, one of the
brightest and newsiest of Michigan
dailies has been hustling its subscrip-
ton list in various ways since its start.
In addition to cheapness, 1t is only
penny, it has offered numerous prizes
TO its agents for certain number of
subscribers. Ii now offers to the boys
chance TO get fishing rods. guns,
boats, etc. in time for the spring sports,
Write the Times for circulars.
Monday Justice Brown received in
structions from prosecuting attorney
Clark to issue warrant OH the COM
plant of George Abbott for the arrest
of Jack" Day, charging him with as
sault and battery. Tie assault took
place some four weeks ago and grew
out of dispute over some hay Oh the
formers place two miles north Of town.
The warrant was served and yesterday
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