Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-08-27
Alma Market Report.
otcd every Friday morning 10y Wright,
Birch beer at Weayer's.

I'llNAl bNtI ll W tdNCl ;.
One day late this week rush of work
y pleasant literary entertainments
was given at the Smitmium Tuesday
last.
NJ. W. Chaplin, of Stanton, spent sun
day with his mother and sister at the
Sanitarium.
Quite an amount of local matter had
to be omitted this week on account OF
our rush.
Mrs. X. g. Nesbitt and Mr.. j. E.
Stuttz spent the last sabbath with THEN
sister at Shepherd.
The August number of the No,nta
Instructor appears this week,a little latq
but bright and interesting.
The Sheridan Nc,cS says that several
young men of that village expect to at
tend the Normal. this fail.
Everything new in the way of Fancy
Work at Mrs. E. p Shaffer's one door
south Of Mr. B. ". Ellison's.
Mr.. Yeomaps, with b. :. Webb, re-
turned from his weeks vacation. Tues
day. and ], again behind the counter.
Some interesting st. Louis items this
week. Hope our new correspondent
viii stand by rs better than the old one
did.
d. II. Adams, Of Vermont, brother
OF the ADAMS brothers who reside here,
has been engaged as principal of the
high school.
About 600 people from Saginaw, st.
Louis. Ithaca and Alma took in the ex-
cur,ion to Grand Rapids over the new
route. Thursday.
Mrs. y. J. Brown and Miss Nettie
Sherwood. Of Stanton. were the guests
of Mrs. Phipps and daughter at the
last week.
Harvey Button brother of the genial
Ben c.. has entered the employ of ".
:. x s.. commencing his work for this
wtli-known firm. Tuesday.
TIE Wright House is a lively place
evenings. from 40toGO GOusually stopping
here for supper The travellers say this
new r. II. arrangement is abonanza.
We have enjoyed several pleasant
chats with Prof. Barnes concerning by
gone days. when he labored hard to in
still little learning into our not over
Iy apt mind.
Edward T. Edwards, of Ithaca. and
Minnie l.. Sutphin, Of Ovid, were mar
'icd. Wednesday, Aug %, at the resi-
lcncc Of J.. NJ. Sutphin in this village.
Justice Yerington officiating.
The first of this week has been pleas
ntly spent talking over old times, with
m old school mate, Miss Mary f. Tay-
or, of Providence, II. l., whom we
have not seen during the past five years.
The assault and battery case against
Edward llawyer. OF Breckenridge. upon
Mary j. Wood of the same place, has
)een discontinued 10y Prosecuting At
.orney Clark owning to lack of evil
lence.
Geo. Boyerhad the misfortune. Satur-
lay morning last, to have his disabled
imb broken, by being thrown out of
MS wagon. He is doing very well at
present but it will bc some time before
ne can get around again.
y. y. Brown, of the Mt. Pleasant
iiij,1c passed through here Wednes-
lay morning on his way to the conven-
ion at Grand Rapids. He was a caller
at the RECORD Office. but we did not
iaye tire I'.aasllIe of meeting him.
Cllas McNally, SO long porter at the
Wright House. took his departure for
Detroit. last week. "McGmnis," " as he
was familiarly called, was good man
,houi Il hotel and we have no doubt is
MISSED 10y frequeutcrs of the Wright
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There WAS quite crowd ont to the
\srmm literary Friday evening last,
notwithstanding the disagreeablc
vertlcr The entertainment, on the
EhDlc. Was not a. good as the one given
."o weeks before. but some portions of
{ were very pleasing. Miss Stoner's
in@ing. Mr. MIllikeu's violin solos, and
Miss Braincrd's rrcitations were excel