Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-02-06
have a new line of goods at my ba.

Ralph, the little son of J. II. Arnold.
is qui te sick.
Try All Wheat ! o,;-rhe Food of
Life-at Nermeuien :,
ID II. llubbel of this place has been
granted "a new pension.
;. Fink Went TO Detroit last Tb urs.
day OF Il visit 10 fr.ends.
Bonn 10 Mr. aud Mrs. Wesley Wilson,
Sunday evening, a daughter.
G. W. Allhouse of 81. Louis was in
town "Wednesday on business.
Elegant Valentines are alwaJs appro-
PIRATE. EduDcnBersli has a iiIe line.
Ii Is said that Mt. Pleasant is Ell JOY
ing quite run vi sleighlug AT present
L. T. Pollasky has something I'M
porLahL 10 say the people TINS week.
see Ills new adv.
! Sdran Gladdlng for some time an
employe III Pollasky's store lett Mon-
dap morning for her home at Stanton.
Ely Brewbaker was Oh the sick list
awhile this week and his place at The
bank was supplied by Frank Ward OF
shepherd.
! Il. Gardiner and wife left Monday
evening FOX Flndlay, Ohio, in response
to IA telegram announcing the serious
( illness OF Mrs. Gardeners brother.
/ Much interest and pleasure Was man.
iiesteu IN the tine sermons preached by
Rev. W. [. Ba,us of Stanton, who eX-
changed with DR.. Hunting, last Sab
bath.
1t is reported that a. ). Mcintyre of
st. Louis will soon remove To some
point in the northern peninsula. 1t is
to be hoped that the rumor is uutounded
as Mr.. Mcintyre is too good citizen
TO lose.
The G. A. Ii. post oil Alma will
properly observe Washington's birth
day Min ball aud supper. \ general
/ good time Is expected. The proceeds
ARE TO DC used for the benefit OF needy
! soldiers.
Mrs. Henry Brown left Thursday
morning for, Tennessee where she will
spend The balance OF the winter with
her husband who is there looking after
The Interests of Il Michigan agricultural
implement company.
Having opened up a shoemaker shop
in Alma aIn prepared to do all kinds
of work. Boots aud shoes made t.
order. Repairing neatly aud promptly
done. TIree doors south OF Is W. Eli
sons. 6I6-2w. GEO, MCLELLEN.
Chas. NJ. Head, Gen Nah; j X. V
Agnew, Gen. Supt.; Geo. Dellaven,
Gen. Pass. Agt.; w. ;. Morris Supt
Motive lower aud their wives spent
Saturday and Sunday al the Sanitarium
aud Wright House.
Word was received the first OF the
week by Mr.. and Mrs. William Thomas
that their son Clark, who is at the Re.
form school at Lansing, was very sick
with typhoid pneumonia. Mr.. and Mrs
! Thomas left Immediately for Lansing
TO nurse him.
The appointment of Charley Tam OF
st. Louis TO a fat position at Lansing
ought to sicken every honorable man,
without regard to politics. II his
political services need rewarding by
such position what reward ought
the respectable element Of the party to
To receiver
\ K. Dingman of Lakeview who
has Just returned from a trip in the
west, in letter TO the RECORD SAY s
that ne met james y. Stuttz. ii. i. Il
Schneider and Ed. Schweir while in
Portland and that the latter gentleman
10 very much improved in health. The
many friends OF Mr.. Sclweir Will be
glad To hear that such is the case as 1t
WAS feared by many that he would have
10 return 10 Michigan in worse health
than when be lett.
Arcadia Council 1888 Royal Arcanum
AT regular meeting held last week in
stalled the following officers of the
order: Regent, z. NJ. Smith; V. Reg,
Geo. NJ. Delevsn; Orator, Geo. ).
Young; &ec'y., y. w. Beckner; Col
lector, John w. Glass; Treasurer, Geo
w. Pulfrey; c., A. w. Beckner; e., T..
A. Bagley; W D., Chas L. Hill; s., Geo.
Bahlke: Trustees, 5. II. Loveland. Z.
A. Bagley and f. II. Hamlin; Rep. to
Grand Council. /. n. Brainard; Altern-
ate Rep, Z. A. Bagley.
Marcus Pollasky, the irrepressible
Marc, who never comes to Alma but
that he leaves 1t the livelier for his
visit, who has achieved success in the
face of difficulties which to other men
would have been unsurmountable, ar
rived in town Monday evening to look
after the interests OF the bank and the
future prospects of the WOOdenware