Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-12-09
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at Davidson's.
! David Curvell is able to be out after
his serious illness.
l.. Fl. Hayt carries full line Of
crockery and glassware.
Delavan will continue his discount
sale until December Goth.
III. r. Pattengill, State Superintend-
ent of Schools elect was in town
Wednesday and visited the schools
The Alma Whist Club was organized
last week with S. w. Tinker as presi.
dent and Mrs. G.. II. Doane secretary.
Meetings every Monday evening.
Married by John Innis Esq, at his
home in Arcadia, Wednesday evening,
December 7. Joseph Z. Dunnevent and
Miss Eliza NJ Grover, both of Arcadia.
Ex Gov. j. III. Ashley and James II +.
Ashley. Jr in company with other Of
ficials of the L. & A. spent last Satur-
day in town looking over the site for a
new depot.
This well known organization, the
Schuberts, has an enviable reputation
in this city, and whenever they come
thev are warmly welcomed. PITTS
burg Press.
The Quartette swayed the audience
at will from ecstacies of rapture,
through convulsions of laughter to tears
of deepest feeling. Norfolk, Va
News and Courier.
IL you want something to wear on
Your feet in which you can stand on
the ice all day with warm feet buy the
Henderson's ''foot warmers" Sold
only by Geo. Nj. Delayan
Mrs. Rusco, of Kansas, who has been
visiting her two sisters Miss Nellie
Hawley and Mrs. Sharp, left Alma
Wednesday evening for her western
home. A few of her many friends con
Yened at her fathers residence Tues
day evening and made several hours
pass pleasantly. Oysters were served,
after which vocal and instrumental
music was in order. All joined in
wishing Mrs. Rusco "bon voyage"
Those who are disposed to cavil at
the efficiency of the Keeley treatment
would do well to pay the Institute
a visit and see personally the work
done. A reporter Of the RECORD paid
the institution a short visit last
Wednesday and was shown through
the building by the physician in
charge NJ. II. Biggar who gave some
interesting information in regard to
the work. The number of patients now
in attendance is ten and in addition
to this there are nearly as many more
in Alma who are taking home treat
ment for tobacco. OF those who are
taking the cure tor the liquor habit not
one but before week had gone 10y had
found it impossible to take his usual
drink, and this too when liquor Of the
best quality, undoctored, is furnished
freely as long as wanted. Two
patients have but few days longer to
stay, having been under treatment for
nearly four weeks. The change in
their appearance is remarkable. Ap-
parently they are the healthiest of men
and they declare that they never felt
better. The proof of the merit of the
Kelley treatment is not the statements
of the management but the cures made,
the work done. Let those who do not
believe come and see. The RECORD,
in the near future, will have something
further to say on this matter.
The Annual Convention of the
young peoples societies of Gratiot
county was held at Ithaca Friday and
Saturday Of last week. The program
as published in last weeks RECORD
was carried out and the attendance
and interest made the convention a
profitable and pleasant one. The ad
dress of welcome was delivered by Mr..
Will Long on behalf of the Ithaca go
ciety and responded to by G. L.
President of the County
Union, following which was an ads
dress by Rev. II. S. Jordan of Lansing
on christian Endeavor Work" , in
which the speaker put in a forcible
way the object, aims and best methods
of the organization. The convention
then adjourned to the Exchange Hotel
where a pleasant reception was held.
A. w. Beckner led an interesting song
service Saturday morning and also
spoke of Enthusiasm" in Christian
work. G. i. Blanchard spoke of the
calling committee and Rev. w. ID.
King, of Breckenridge, delivered an
address on Growth"
The features of Saturday afternoon
were addresses by Rev. IL. L. Long, of