Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-08-10

st. Johns Episcopal Sunday School
will picnic about the last of this month.
Take your Umbrellas to +. Il. Shat
fer and have the tops Gold Plated and
Engraved.
Hamlin & Green have located their
Office with w. a. Bahlke, opposite the
Wright House.
The social at Mrs. Jennings Tuesday
evening was a very pleasant event, all
pronounclng grand time.
IL. ID. Hustled, of Ovid, has moved
his foundry to Shepherd and is nearly
ready to commence operations.
There will be quarterly meeting at
the NJ. +. church next Sunday. w. ii.
Thompson, of Lansing, will preach in
the evening.
W O. Johnson and James Stuttz con-
template opening a street Though their
lands from Wright street, west, thence
south to the College.
The many friends of Mrs. Joseph
Robe will be sorry to learn of the death
of her little daughter Leona, on Satur-
day last, at her home i'll Newark, Ohio.
J. b. McFee. has the contract of leo
squares of iron work on the new Excel
sior works. He will also do the tin
work on the library building at the col
lege.
Two theatrical companies would like
to favor Alma with their presence.
one is an Uncle Toms Cabin Co. and
with other great attractions it has a
real live alligator.
The Seventh Day Adventists will
hold a camp meeting in Elder Burrill 5
grove, one mile northeast of this vii
lage, commencing August Nth and con-
tinuing one week.
We see by a program of the closing
exercises of the Valparaiso Business
College, that Prof. Chas Yerrington IS
programmed for baritone solo. He Is
just the little man that can play it to.
BORN To Mr.. and Mrs. Il. E. Mo
bio, of Riyerdale, daughter Rob.
was so elated that he planted 80 foot
Republican pole with a 30.foot streamer.
IIurrah for Rob. land the daughter
The east bound train from Saginaw
Wednesday evening was delayed three
hours. in consequence of fire at that
place. in which Lees large planning
mill and lumber yard, besides seven
dwellings were DESTROYED. Loss Sl33O0O.
The st, Louis Press in its free adver-
tisng for the RECORD last week, omitted
to state that the subscription price UNI
Til January lst is 10 cents. He must
have written his editorials when his
bottle was low, as cramps got the best
OF him.
James \. Stuttz leaves Monday for
New York. Philadelphia and interme-
diate points to establish agencies for
w. ;. ~ SIS roller process flour and
creamery butter. He will be gone from
four to six weeks and will visit Long
Branch.
Arrangements are being made tc
form a Young Mems Republican Clut
on next Friday evening. Due notice
will be given. Let the young men
array themselves on the side of the
best interests of American citizens
, Prominent speakers will be engaged
The season is still on for selling wig
wan slippers but we have decided tC
sell what we have in stock for 75c pei
+ pair. These are first-class goods; none
} better, made. Call early Tor these
t drces will soon clean them out.
L. l.. STARK.
The Republicans of Ithaca HAY,
] erected log cabin and in the near fu
, ture it will be dedicated. when it is eX
D pected that Gen. Il. A. Alger and othe
! prominent Republicans will be present
z BE i'm readiness to attend the laTges
J. political meeting in this locality. Due
j. notice will be given and special trains
To- will be secured
/ At the session Of the Board of Schoo
= Inspectors of this County held at tn
l. Court House on Tuesday Aug. eth, Nj
b Thos. j. Hoxle was elected member o
S the board of county Examiners; Mr.. IIoN
{ ie resides in Fulton Township; the vot
;, stood, Il. J. IIoxieG; o. J. Stlwell ;
Otto May ,. But II Inspectors az
S p cared at the meeting.
= At the residence Of the bride mothe
Il in Pine River, on Thursday afternoon
:. at o clock. Prof. o. J. Stlwell, super
IS intendont OF the Alma union schools
Is led to the hymeneal alter, the youn
& and accomplished Miss Kttie Chaplin
e favorably known as "A member of tn
teachers corps. Rev A. +. Hart PEI
d formed the ceremony, witnessed by tn
IF immediate friends of both parties
It After some fine presents to the brid