Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-01-15
HOME AND VICINITY.


Miss Olof Krarer,
a native Esquimaux lady,
Miss Krarer il only forty inches high.
Mrs ID. D.Whitesell is in Toledo this
week
Gen. Nathan Church spent Sunday
at Toledo.
n. q. Davidson is among the many
Oh the sick list.
Prof. jerome Travis is out, after a
few days sickness.
A new postoiice has been established
at Coe, Isabella county.
Now you can draw that wood you
have promised us so long.
All kinds of winter goods at greatly
reduced prices at Delavan's.
Look over the advertisement of Per-
kens & Co. in another column.
Bert Hays, of Stanton, a former
Gratiotite, was in town Tuesday.
E. ID. McCarty who has been at St.
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Miss Cora Kenny, Of Jackson. is
visiting Misses Bertha and Nellie
Bangs.
L G.. Bahlke has moved his family
up in the township of Coe, for the
winter.
NJ. c. Dallas has been in bed the last
ten days with the grip, bat is slowly
recovering.
Ely Brewbaker and Harvey Button
were in Ithaca Tuesday and Wednes-
day counting.
l.. II. Hayt has purchased the Bangs
Bazaar and is fast closing it out at re-
duced prices.
If you want good laugh you should
take in Joshua Simpkins at st. Louis
Friday night.
Weston & Stickles have the contract
for the steam fitting, etc. of Prof. Ii. Il.
Buffers new house.
Prof Travis reports large opening
at school, all available room is occupied
and all going on smoothly.
Several of our young people took in a
leap-year party at st. Louis last Thurs
day night, reporting good time
H. c. Button who was injured few
weeks ago by horse has recovered so
as to be out by the aid of crutches.
+. Il. Green returned home from
Chicago, Saturday evening, where he
has been on business for few days.
f. Brant came near being smashed !
up last Monday i'll runaway, being
thrown out and bruising his left arm
and side.
We have the largest and best line of
boots and shoes in the city. Remem-
Der we are going to sell cheap for the
next 80 days.
MCCULLoUGH s. BUTTON.
Mrs. Bart Miller, who has been very |
low for the past week, is thought to be
better at this writing although in a !
critical condition.
The case Of assault and battery of &. |
II. Webster VS. Thomas Grover has been
settled, Mr.. Grover paying MIR. Web
ster $50 and costs.
On account Of the sickness of several |
of its members the Social Club Party
to be held last Thursday night was
postponed one week.
Daniel Hunt aged 81 AN uncle of Mrs.
II. Il. Hulburt, died with the grip last
Saturday night. The body was taken
to Ontario his former home for burial.
Died Jan. 9TH, at the home of the
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Brant, Leona, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Hollinger, aged three
years.
If you are going to buy anything III
the line of clothing come and be con-
WINGED that we will sell you goods
cheaper than any other clothing house
in Gratiot county.
MCCULLoUGH Il Button.
Geo. Hutchinson, manager of the
Alma creamery informs us that in the
year 1891 he made 120, 223 pounds Of
butter. This is a record we doubt if any
institution in the state can beat.
President Harrison's daughter, Mrs.
Mckee, has written her first article.
1t treats of The Training of Children"
and will be printed in the February
issue of The Ladies' Home Journal.
One of the finest musical entertain
ments ever listened to in Alma, was
the one given last Saturday evening
under the auspices of the Union Lect-
ure Course by the Emerson Concert
company. To pick out any one selec-
ton as being better than the rest would