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

A few plush and fur robes at reducet
prices at Morden's
., M. Everden. of this Office, Il
wrestling with the grip.
Miss Olof Krarer appears in her ma
tive costume-seejlarge bills.
A. j. Lowery and Archie Weller, Of
st. Louis, were In town Wednesday.
Chas. Morse, one of New Haven't
solid farmers, was in town Wednesday
OH business.
On account of poor health w. B. La
throp, of Riyerdale, has been compelled
to so to California.
Arcadia taxpayers will find Treasurer
Mccullough at his store ready to re-
ceive taxes any day.
Mrs. L. j. Ewing is expected home
from the east to-day. Her mother was
buried last Saturday.
Out Of S32 faithful promises of wood
on subscription as soon AS the roads be-
came good, only one has reached us.
DR.. VIM. Jones, of Edmore, a witness
on the People VS.. Melton case, was
welcome caller at this Office, Thursday.
We have large stock Of goods to
unload and we will sell at prices that
will astonish you. Call aud see US.
MCCULLOUGH & BUTTON.
DR.. Bruske is busying himself now
among the Presby terians of the state In
the interest of the College and is meet
ing with success.
Delavan has an over stock of winter
goods OF all kinds and has cut the prices
to make them ''go." Give him a call
if in search of bargains.
The G. a. II. and w. r. G. had q
joint installation last Wednesday
night at the G.. A. r. hall. A full at.
tendance is reported and good time.
The school library is now open.
Pupils from the fifth grade up, are per-
mitted to draw books free; all others
are required to pay % cents for each
three months.
The third entertainment Of the
Union Lecture course will be lecture
10y Miss Olof Krarer on Life in Green.
land' which is everywhere commended
us wonderfully interesting.
The program for the next meeting
Of the Ladies' Club is in charge of Miss
Delavan, and will be as follows:
Goethe and Schiller at Weimar. Read
ing from Carlyle on Richie and Goethe.
William Hull, formerly Of Hull Bros.
of Detroit, died at this place last Sum
day morning of pneumonia, having
been sick but few days. His remains
were taken to Detroit Monday for
burial.
The Alma Sanitarium has issued
very handsome hanger, giving some OF
the inside and outside views Of this
institution. 1t is fine piece
Of work and has not over estimated
anything in its get up.
If you have not the exact change
with which to pay your fare on any
railroad in the absence Of ticket, the
conductor can stop the train and put
geu off the car. The matter of carry
ny change is simply an act of accom-.
notation to passengers. At least so
says Michigan supreme court.
When the T.. A. 4. & N. NJ. Ry.
entered the village of Howell few
Iears ago, it passed through one of the
principle streets making deep cut.
The company covered it over with
blank which made a very neat street
,ut as the plank were becoming badly
worn and needed replacing the COM
)any found it much cheaper to fence
Up the street and now there is music |
II the air.
Constable Willard received letter
rom woman at Vestaburg the first of
he week requesting him to call at a |
ertain house in this place and see il q
drs. WAS stopping there, and II
o to demand a brown switch she had
tolen from her at Vestaburg and If she
efused TO disclose the property, make
N arrest. He called at the house and |
fter some parley was admitted, his
BUSINESS was made known and the
oods delivered The never fails, He oares
ully mailed the property to ito desti-
Iation and now is figuring out how he
made anything out of the deal.
Michael Pollasky Sr. died at his sons |
residence on State street, Tuesday Of |
asst week. Aged 81 years.
During the revolutionary war in lS48
md 40 his only son Michael M. being |
hen of tender age volunteered to take