Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-08-06

residence Is up.
Haven't heard a murmur about the
heat since Sunday.
The work of grading the union
school grounds has commenced.
The most desirable residence lots
III 1own are on Stuttz' addition.
o. G. Tuttle, of Fulton, is the new
county school examiner elected at
Ithaca on the 81.
- w. W. Pike, was taken to the
Traverse City Asylum Wednesday
by officer Petit
Fred Roberts has left the Santa
rum and is back in the Stuttz furni-
ture store again.
Mrs. w. ). Turck and daughter
Lena went to Mt. Clemens, Wedncs-
day, to visit old friends.
Master Guy Milliken is agent for
the Detroit Free Press and will de-
liver it to any part of town.
Secure one of those elegant lots
near Central Normal school. For
terms apply to JAS. y. Stuttz.
Another carload of Alma Cream
cry butter, was shipped to New
York and Albany, Friday last.
Go and hear Mrs. Moot, next We'd
neSnay evening for She is a good
speaker and You will bc interested.
A few persons can find pleasant
rooms and board with Mrs. l.. Smith,
ON Woodwork ave, two blocks from
main st. 3s3 2w
DR.. and Mrs. Lancashire and Geo.
Wright started for Saratoga, Thurs
day, expecting to spend a couple of
weeks there.
Literary entertainment at the opera
house this evening. 1t promises to
be more interesting than the first, and
will, undoubtedly, be we'll attended.
; Real estate in Alma is advancing
rapidly. Now is the time to buy
choice lots at reasonable figures.
Apply to Jas. \. Stuttz.
Wanted-A hired girl. One who can
wash and iron. Good wages and a
comfortable home, to right party. En-
quire of Mrs. II. b. WALDBY.
Married, July 81, at the residence
of Wilson Brown, by Francis Palm
or, Esq, I thompson +. Davenport, of
Ncstaburg. and Miss Lulu \. Minscr,
of Ferris Centre.
\ pamphlet containing much val
liable information concerning the
Normal school has been issued from
thi, office this week. II you want one
inform Prof. Harding, who will
chccrfuIly forward it.
Mrs. Comclia Chilson Moots, of
West Bay City, will lecture at the
opera house on Wednesday eve, next,
Aug. II, for the benefit of Ladies
Library Association, giving her cX-
pericncc of travel in the East.
Rev. Theodore. Nelson occupied
the Congregational pulpit last sun
day morning. y great many were
disappointed at not hearing him a. it
had been announced that evening in
stead of morning services would be
br+rA
We learn from one of the D., l..
& y. officials that trains will be run
ming over the new extension by the
fifteenth of the month, and a stop of
half an hour, for dinner, will be made
here. \ better place could not have
bcSn chosen.
7 Quite an excitement was created
Saturday forenoon by the caving in
of the Superior street sewer, directly
infront OF the opera house block.
Two men. Peter Fetching and Frank
Whipplc were buried almost to their
heads in the fallen dirt. Fetching,
who is not a strong man. tainted be
fore he could be rescued from his
uncomfortable position and was 50
long in reyiying that he was report
cd dead. Such was not the case.
however, but he is still very sick
man and fears are entertained that
lac received internal injuries. Whip
| pie was badly frightened and some
what bruised, but came out all right
The odd Fellows, of st. Loui,
run their Sd annual excursion via
the T. IL y Ry. to Detroit, Aug. 10
II coaches and a baggage ear hav,
been secured. Tickets - round tril
and good TO return ON any regular
train till Eat. y. Reduced rate,
have been secured at all hotels tn,
Detroit and Chicago Base Ball clul
play at Recreation park the 20 and . /