Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-07-17

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Bring your opera glasses, and get your
share.
Il he going down to Lunnen. TO be IA
ladies waiting maid" Cousin Joe's visit
and Honeymoon at the Opera House next
Monday night,
The band boys think of engaging an
instructor for month or So. They are all
prohcicn, now, and il they carry out this
s,.hcmc--Pho but woRt we have scue
fine music
just rs we are ready 10 60 10 press the
news comes that Ed. Il. Schwcier and
Miss Eva SiutZ. both Of Alma. were
joined in matlimony al Detroit Thursday
p. N. Further particulars next week
The l. O. G. T. lodge will rive an ice
cream festival Tuesday evening next NJ
Adams hall. Ice cream and cake will hc
served in the most approved style and ii
Ngcneral good time INDUCED in. All inter
e-tcd in the temperance cause should be
present and leave their dime.
We made ilying trip 10 Stanton last
Saturday afternoon. We were pleased to
notice the great improvement In the ap-
prarance of the Maint ST.. caused by The
new buildings on the burnt district, which
are now progressing towards completion.
Capt WeatherwaX will have the largest
building. and j. w. s. Pierson, the hard
ware merchant, the finest.
The times at East Saginaw aud BAY
City are getting little more quiet now.
At one time this week il looked rs though
there might be bloodshcd; the State troops
wcr' called out; the Governor came up
and looked the matter over. an general
excitement prevailed. The general I'M
preston now seems to be that the worst is
past aud shat the strikers will gradually 20
back To work. No mills have yet been
started mp.
We learn that rs soon as the outside
i work on the Santarium is complied The
builders will commence work on The pork
pack ing establishment which Mr. Wright
Proposes tO have in readiness for fall ana
Winter operation With such power
behind the throne" constantly dcvising
something for the good Of the place, Alma
ought to thrive and bc "a credit TO its Gen
erOus benciaclOr.
See card in another column in regard to
work ON the Congregational church. Con
siderable work has already been done aud
if those who can spare The time turn ont
"Wednesday and get the building enclosed
~ will I've much better for ihr interior
We fear however. that the committee lts
chosen IN inupportunc time as consider
anle building j. going on and great many
are busy in the harvcS; field
We are requested 10 announce that there
will BE- Musical Institute held at Ithaca.
commencing Monday. July 20 am. contin-
unC four weeks, under The auspices Of
Prof Graves. teacher Of vocal music 4
IIillsdalc college. Lessons in voice culture
will hc gwen each day and evening. The
terms for full course, only 81 90. Board
can bc secured az very low rates makiGg
the total expense very slight. All inter
ested in music should avail themselves of
this rare opportunity
We received this week copy of tie
Public Herald. published bv Lum Smith
at 70G Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia. Wish
we had received II sooner aS in looking il
over we discovered the name of \ G..
Olin. of Chicago, upon the fraud list
OF which The Herald makes a speciality.
Some Of our predecessors had taken an al
v,rliseincnl for This individual. Olin. and
We continued 30 insert /, but we shall de-
s,t now. some six dollars wiser. Tht
Herald exposes such frauds and ilnposlors
and j. handy for reference.
We give below list Of places from
which wool was brought To tis market
and purchased hy Wright. Schneider &
SluiZ also list of those bringing lurgr
loads: Coc. Fulton. Summation. Salt
Rlvrr Summer. Ithaca. Midland. Seville.
Chippewa. Arcadia ISnbc la. Wheeler
Bethany, NJ. Pleasant. 81. Louis E'n
Hall. Washington, Newark "lue R.v.i.
Rivrrdaie, Carson Guy. Bcllinwu. Nnri
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are some bringing The largest loads
VI w Kellogg, Newark. 2.1i3 pounds.
Darius Reed. Arcadia. Lbs. Mr.. Angel
Fmtsl Hill. 800. b. Bamcr. Ain, 96l
SilaS Moody. Foresi Hill so, J. W.
Dunn. Alma. s94. Thc season j. now
practically over althourh now anu then
load is taken in. inr total number az
pounds purchased 5y W. : ~ is
estimated at l30 01t A pretty .ood
round number for % ~mull town.
The Detroit Post states that Alma /
connected by telephone with '4ginaW
and Bay City. The Post is Just little
too previous Alma j. not yet connected
ul will bc inside of two weeks. Piu.its
were in town the frs, nf the week m ,lS;Dg
the necessary prcpara'ions, and stated that
the line would reach this place ~ soon ~
the work could be- done The Office will
he located in Wcbb's drug store TO start
with The business men will find Ii 80
great convenience and saver of time In
sending telegram yOu are obliged TO e.
10 HE Office. write your message aud tur
il over 10 The tender mcrCies Of the opera
tor VIII" often has difficulty in getting t,c
line. II then goes into ihc hands of the
message boy who may deliver u IN 3 min |
uics or hours. We don't say This becau~t !
we are AT all unfricndly toward the tclc |
graph conn any or its operators but he- |
ause il is "A solemn fact as many who h. W |
sent messages desiring speedy returns. will |
testify In sending messages 10y t.ephonc |
il is different. You sirptO the in~ rumcut |
have IN" person you desire to t,iK with |
called up and you then proceed to pour |
into TO their willing (Ur unwilling ear
whatever may be agitating your mini !
They in turn give you some "back talk
and yor have the question settled right |
there all inside of } or 10 minute rs u
great saving OF time and patience and e
are certain the merchants will appreciHte
il
For some time past people have NOTICED
a force of wurkmen engaged in The small
building west Of the Wright House tud /
frequently the inquiry Whats going n |
in there" was 10 be- heard. II finally bc.
came pretty generally known that ariifc- |
ial stone for the new Sanilarium building |
was being manufactured there. So far
good. but there is slil more of IL. This |
industry hns been investigated by some of
our capitalists, aud they. dccming IL "a
good thing to invest In, have formed
stock cpnpanv aud arc max inc tup upcps.