Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-02-19

Bert Hayes, of Stanton, spent Tues !
day and Wednesday in town.
Perry ID. Petit aud w. ID. Scott are
lates Graliotites tn receive pensions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hannah enter
tanned the Nonpareil Club at their resi-
dence Wednesday evening.
A. L. Woodward, Esq. Durham and
Joseph Ray were in Ithaca, Thursday,
on a law suit OF Ray VS. Fraker.
A nice girl arrived at tie home of
Rev. w. +. Jones last Tuesday night,
mother and daughter doing well.
George Emsley has purchased the
Garwood Kress property on Wright
street and will build a fine residence in
the spring.
Ladies' and Misses 'cloaks and jackets
are being offered at one-half their value
at f. +. Pollasky's. Why isn't this
good time to buy?
Owing to pressure of work we are
compelled to omit the letter by Mr..
Faughner again this week, but will en-
deavor to give it next week.
The Wright House Blacksmith shop
is now open for business. Horse shoe
ing a speciality. c. II. McLachlin,
Manager.
Lost, somewhere in the village Of
Alma, small mink muff. Anyone
knowing OF its whereabouts will con-
fer favor by confering with DR.. l.. S.
Stevens.
AS will be noticed elsewhere the ex-
animation of teachers takes place soon.
The first, regular, will be held at
Ithaca March 3 and 1.
During this month everything goes
regardless of value at F. L. Pollaskv's.
Make sure that you purchase what you
need as such chances are rare.
The pension lists this week give
among Michigan names that of John
Foster. If this means the genial pro
prietor of the Republican Leader,
here's our congratulations.
LincOln's birthday was appropriately
observed at the sanitarium. The par
lors were gaily decorated with national
flags. A short address was delivered
10y DR.. Bruske, who was member Of
the regiment which conveyed the body
of the martyred president to his tomb
in Springfield, O.
Miss ilavlaud will meet the Ladies'
Club on Monday. February % at 2:3O p.
M, for the purpose of organizing
class IN physical culture. All ladies of
the town who are interested in the sub
jet are cordially invited To attend.
! The literary exercises of the day are in
charge of Mrs. Peters. The program
Will be rs follows: Tennessee Noun
tains and the Mouutalneers. reading
rom C'n.es Egoert Craddock and
from Jrrly," Hot Sprlugs OF Arkan-
sas
Frank Owens, the young son Of
GrO. w. Ovens. of the Shlawassee
American. and who mysterlously dis
APPEARED from home in June last. has
been located. His parents were over
j1yed Monday by receiving letter
from him saying that he is alive and
well and at present an inmate of the
State Industrial School at Eldora, Ia
! He carried worthless revolver to
school and was frightened by the
teacher, who told him that it was II
state prison Offense. Mr.. Owen left
for Eldora on receipt of the letter.
The committee on the state educa-
cational exhibit at the Worlds Fair
have concluded that the Washington
! Birthday assessment of one cent on
each pupil will not be sufficient to help
ont the lack of funds caused 10y the late
! legislatures spasm of economy aud
have prepared new scheme to draw
in the pennies. They have prepared a
Roll Of Honor which is to contain the
names of all school children who will
earn and give penny or more toward
this fund and propose to have it bound
and form conspicuous feature of the
exhibit.