Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-12-30

IL. n. CHADWICK anu WIe spent
Christmas in Bedding.
Delavan will commence "A clearing
sale on Jan. End TO continue 30 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Gray, of Sheridan,
spent Christmas with G. +. Brown and
wife.
Buy your horse one of those warm
cheap blankets at the Alma Mercan-
| tile Co
See what you can get for that silver
dollar at the Alma Mercantile Com
pany's.
Gale b. Davidson has sold his stock
and fixtures TO Il. w Ellison and will
close his store.
Miss Gertrude Whiting left Monday
for weeks visit among friends in
Grand Rapids.
Every body is invited to call at Ben
uett's and look oyer his fine line OF
Holiday goods.
Attend the party given 10y the Is
of p's. at Wright's Opera House next
Tuesday evening.
Otis Wise and wife, of st. Johns
spent Christmas with Mrs. Wise'i
mother, Mrs. Hicks.
Delayan has a fine line of plush anC
cloth caps, gloves, mittens, ETC., which
will be sold at very low prices.
The Dr. Warmers coraline corset il
widely known, and is one of the mos
perfect fitting corsetS on the market.
Mrs. BART MILLER.
The Rev. and Mrs. w. Z. Jones re
turned home from st. Charles, Mo-, t
day. Mr.. Jones will preach next sun
day.
Mccullough ~ Button want 600, 90
cords of wood in exchange for tn
finest stock of clothing, boots and shoe
in Gratiot.
Frank Shannon went to st. LOui
last Wednesday to take the position o
foreman of Frazier's hoop mill. Fran
understands the business.
The cold wave has made the haryes
of ice a possible thing and the cutter
, are beginning their work. Chadwic
J and Young began last Monday.
Now is the time to buy goods cheaI
Pollasky offers his mammoth stock c
. clothing, boots, shoes, furnishing good
bats and caps at one-quarter off forme
! low prices.
Eugene Taylor. of Alma post Office
has suffered from catarrh for year
lie has taken treatment from DR.. Pa
= terson and is more than pleased wit
Y the results.
A livery barn Office and two stol
buildings were burned at Mt. PleasaI
S Christmas. They belonged to d. /
9 Nelson, Mt. Peasants heavy capitals
: No insurance.
If any reader of the RECORD wan
to exchange property in the vicinity
e Alma for a go acre farm few mile
y from Kalamazoo, four acres Of timbe
c brick house with all conyeniences, goo
I barn, sheds and orchard, just inqui
at the RECORD office.
j. G. II. Strickland, a graduate of Il
e Kelley Institute of this place, has
h lengthy article in the holiday numb
s of the Banner of Gold, laudin1 the I
suit of the Kelley treatment. He
a only one among thousands who fe
e that they cannot give the cure t
e much publicity.
y Elder j. O. Corliss speaks
II Wright's Opera House next Sunday
D 2::3O and 200 p. III. on the dangers
e rising from the tendency TO uni
:e church and state and also on the pa
1t that religious prejudice played in L
state election. y collection will
J. taken up to defray expenses.
lie The sparring contest for points,
IS Riverdale last Friday night, betwe
" George J. Carroll of Sears, and III
ID Krwin, of Riyerdale, had an unto
Al IlllldLt CilhluEs III NiAN oO'NAASh 49,
d. Kirwin passed CAROLS guards a
he landed his glove in the latter's left ey
n rupturing the ball. The accident W
"A bad one and will no doubt put a
-. end to such contests.
st The annual report of President a
" CELL of the State University shows l
lr condition of Michigan's big school
d. be exceedingly satisfactory. The tot
IA number of students in attendan
ne during the year was 1892, gain
is 272 over last year. These studei
ed come from every state in the uni'
be but two and from Japan, Il
as wall, Sweden, Syria, Africa, tia
r. Bulgaria, Costa Rica, Bermuda, III
pc land, Ireland, New Brunswick, Queb
q. Ontario and Manitoba.
On Monday of last week the lit
ell two-year old son of John Lanshaw,
n. Pine River, met with distressing
MS cident. 1t seems that Mrs Lansh
no had made a gallon kettle of soft SC