Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-01-21
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DRUGGIST AND STATloNER
HonaH1 and OIcIsITY.

Smoke 1.-THE Alma"
Mrs. Robert Beatie is convalescing
rapidly.
J. NJ. Nichols was in Detroit Monday
buying goods.
Trimmed hats at reduced prices at
Mrs. NJ Scallen's.
Mrs. G. l.. Wood is recovering from a
two weeks illness.
p. T. Banghart has the best liver sau-
sage, headcheese and frankforts ever
seen.
Mrs. l.. Smith of Owosso is spending
the week with her daughter Miss Q. +.
Smith
Mrs. j. f. Sartor Sr. leaves today for an
extended visit with relatives IN Berlin,
Ontario.
jim Allen will shave you quickly and
in first-class shape. Two chairs all the
time. Baths in connection.
Board of education has closed the
schools on account of measles. Notice
of opening will be given later.
Mrs l.. Goodrich started Wednesday
for Seattle, Wash, where she expects to
make her future home with her son.
E.P. Stone of Saginaw and J. F. Kill
lorin of Duluth, Mimi, were here Mon
day on business with a. w. Wright.
S. O. Bush of the Advance Thresher
Co., Battle Greek, was here on business
with A. w. Wright the last of last week.
Mrs. Sarah Rush, one of Gratiot's
pioneers, has been stricken with paraly-
sis, loosing the use of her left side en-
tirely.
J. H. Brown of Climax, who had
charge of the Farmers Institute one-day
meeting in Elwell Tuesday was in Alma
over Sunday.
Justice Durham decided in favor OF
Hooper in the Hooper VS.. Snyder case
Judgment of S42. 81 and SO costs was
given against Snyder.
In the Ackles VS. Sheriff Mccullough
case last week Thursday, the jury rem
dered verdict in favor of the defendant
with judgment against Ackles Of 50;
and costs amounting to S22 more.
Chas. n. Gibson of Chicago has charge
of the clothing department of Yer
meulen's new store. He is clothing
man of experience and we predict thu
new firm success under his management
Owing to reasons why Rev. Mr. Cad
well could not leave his home pulpit TO
few Sundays the exchange of pulpit
with DIR. Bruske did not take place las
Sabbath and is postponed for shor
time.
The RECORD job rooms have just adde
| two dustless type cabinets which wer
made by Tinker & Hannah. The work
| far superior to that Of firms who make
specially of this kind of work and wi
bear close inspection.
Conrad Beck of ST. Louis, Mo, ms
| chinist. has had his stomach remove
because of cancer. The surgeons sewe
the esophagus to the pylorus, making
connected duct, but the result is yet III
| certain. Scientific men are keeping clos
| watch of the case.
II Owing to the valve of the water tan
| at the depot becoming disconnected c
| Monday last it became necessary to boz
| an auzur hole in the side of the tan
| near the bottom and let the'water out
| order TO repair it. Mr.. Bott of Owos
came on the noon train and made Il
necessary repairs
i Ed. Downie, the popular proprietor
| the Downie House, Lansing, did himsC
| proud last Friday night at the meetii
of the Michigan Republican Press
Il ISOLATION. After its first session 6
/ members were invited into an adioinil
4 parlor where an elegant lunch W
/ served. II was a total surprise and an
! that will long be remembered by the
!. ISOLATION. Mr. Downie runs one OF {
/ best houses in the state and deserves {
/ reputation he has Justly earned askno
n ing how 60 entertain his guests.