Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-01-18


Robes and blankets at reduced prices
at Delavan's.
Miss Carrie Smith visited friends in
st. Louis Tuesday.
Call at b. S. Webb's and gel bottle
of Wizards Diptheria Cure.
Think of it. Shoes and furnishing
goods at t off at McCullough's.
Fer an easv shave or st,li'h hair
cut 60 to Clark's. Opposite postotiice
Mrs. Sarah TAYLOR left "Wednesday
for Toledo. where she will visit her
son
Mrs Anton Bsh'ke. Of Ionia county
is visiting her SOD w. A. Bahlke this
week.
One good work horse for sale cheap
Inquire at the store Of Bennett & Ster.
ling's.
Parties having hav to sell will find II
70 their interest to call at the Alma
Feed Store.
Major c. Clark an old resident Of ST..
Louis aged SIS wears died Of heart fail.
ure Wednesday morning.
Otis Wise left Tuesday for Flint
where he has position as trimmer In
large carriage factory there.
A Lansing bank has sned the state
Fair Association for $4,000 debts due
on the construction of buildings.
Mrs n F. McClinton returned home
last Saturday from Cass CITY where
she has been visiting his parents.
b 5 Webb and Or w. Kelly were
i'm Detroit the first Of the week as dele
gates 10 the Grand Chapter r. A. M.
Mrs. Fl. J. Vermeulen returned home
Saturday night from three weeks
visit with friends in Lansing and De-
troit.
There will be special meeting of G
A r at Hall, Saturday evening, Jan.
18th. All comrades are requested 10 be
present. Z. n. CHADWICK.
The state Prohibition convention to
nominate a candidate for Justice Of
the Supreme Court will be held in Ian
sing, February %, '95.
There are 81 students enrolled at the
school for the blind at Lansing, so BOYS
and 81 girls. Twenty-three entered
this term and six were enrolled last
week
We are under obligations to L. :.
Senator John Patton for parts | and II
IF Bullentin 90 of the tariff law of 1888.
Mills bill of 1888 tariff law Of 1890 aud
Wilson bill of 1894.
The 7. 90 F and d of r. held
joint installation of officers last eve
niug. after which supper WAS spread
and Grand Master VI r. Salter, OF
Ithaca delivered an address.
Health officer DR. J F. Suvdam re.
ports death in the family OF Mrs.
smith south of the Davis School house
in Arcadia of scarlet fever. There
are four more cases in this same FAM y
who are doing we'll.
The suit of Frank Ramsey, Of this
place. against Will Goodman, of Clare.
before Justice Durham last week for
service in training a horse. a judge
ment was given the former for $3.50,
the full amount asked for.
The ladies Of St Johns church held
their annual social at ID r. SulIivan's
last Tuesday night. The house though
large was full To over Il wing and the
usual good time enjoyed. The evening
was spent in card playing and dancing.
A man NAV guv. and man NAV lie.
and man may puff and blow. but he
can't get trade by sitting in the shade.
waiting for business TO grow. The
United States mint is the only business
that can make money without adyer-
Using.
The lecture last Sunday at the NJ
+ church bv the Japan student of Al
bion college, WAS disappointment. He
got as far as Lansing, but owing to
lack of railroad connections could not
reach here. The audience was verv
highly entertained, however, by Rev.
j. w. McAlister.
The postoflice department recon-
mends that every one who sends letters
to send them In an envelope upon the
left hand corner of which the sender's
name is printed. with request for its
return If not delivered. We can fur.
nish envelopes all printed in compli
ance with this request about as cheap
as they are usually bought without.
A letter from Cort Rudgers, form
er Alma boy and who is recognized by
us az one of the RECORD office boys
locates him in Brooklin, New York,
where he is putting in few weeks for
tha Mort N suaotarn PRINTING ~ of "a.