Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-08-31

address of Rev. Dr.. Hunting in this
issue.
Delevan Il Co. shipped out three car
loads of wheat This week and still it
moves.
The ID. l.. & y. sold lS7 round trip
tickets to Ithaca at the dedication of
the Log Cabin.
The Advent tents were shipped over
the ID. l.. y. Il NJ. c. to Huron, Mich,
for another meeting.
Several people went from here 10
attend the Fee Methodist camp meet
ing at Amble this week.
The wood wotk at the entrance of
the Wight House is receiving fresh
coat Of paint, a very handsome wine
11lor.
The residence north of the Santa
rum is being moved to the north to
make room for the addition to the San
itarium.
Our Parkinson correspondent was too
late for this week. All such commune
cations will please be sent as soon as
Wednesday.
Sneak thieves are making a raid on
st. Louis having stolen SO of Geo.
Gutermans and a valuable watch of
Geo. Perry.
w ;. Bangs, a former citizen, now a
resident of Indiana, was in town the
first of the week, looking after his busi-
ness interests here.
The business houses were closed
from to Thursday afternoon, giving
all an opportunity of hearing the adj
dress of DR.. Hunting.
The last car of wool was shipped
from w. ;. Il 5. last week, max 9
Deleyan's. Pollasky Bros. w. ). &. 5.
going via. ID. l.. & n. this season.
We are under obligations to the De-
troit Museum O. Art, for Il compliment
tary ticket to their exhibition which
opens to the Public Sept 1st and will
continue until Nov. 18th.
Alma Lodge No. 24i. +. Il a. NJ.
Will lold a Speci2l meeting at their
hall Oh Saturday evening tue lst OF SEQ
tember. Work on the 3rG degree. AL
members a'e invited to attend.
NJ. pOLIAsKY. w. NJ.
List of letters remaining il Alma
po,tonice for The month ending Aug. ~
Ladies: Us. Eva Vie. Miss Vie We.
lever; Gent Thomfs Beutly, Il. ;
Comsto X. Pc sons cJlling ior the
above please say advert lied.
ID. LILY u. NJ.
Mrs. w. y. Rogers returned Satur
day from Milton where she was sum
moned jy telegraph Monday on &c
count of the sickness of her daughter
Mrs. Hartman. Miss Louisa Todd re
naming to care for her mother unit
entirely recovered.
Alba Hey wood and his troupe gave
a most enjoyable entertainment at
The rink last Friday evening. ;
lacge audience being present Mr.
Haywood is one of the best impei son
aters on the American stage. and the
other members of the troupe are excel
lent in thei. specalties.
Nicholas JoSlip one Of the oldest pio
neers of Gratiot, a resident Of eville
died last Saturday after lingering i'll
ness at the age of "A years. He was I
highly esteemed citizen and neighbor
The family have the sympathy Of tn,
! eutne community in this their sad be
reavemeut Rev. Hart conducted .h,
fUre al sew .ces on Monday.
f. e. M %. ord,e agent for Che
Il Co, NJ e ymen OF Geneva, New
York. was IN town Tuesday and made
the RECoID ohice a plea ant eel "ev.v
ing pleasant memories of the pi $,
memories of many incidents of an in
Ceichange of kind acts and services il
which we were wont TO indulge. w,
ueem this firm very fortunate III seou,
ing the services of SO enel 9etic ahd efli
cient an agent.
On Friday last pleasant family re.
union occurred at the home of Mr. anC
Mrs. VIM. Howe, one mile south o
town. Among those present weie Prof
j. G.. Plowman. of ~ hite Pigeon, NJ IS
;. NJ. Robertson. of Pewamo. Mrs. Ma.
tina J. Gilman, of East Leroy and Mrs
Mar l.. Phillips. of Frankfort. Abou
thirty guests were present and "A vei,
enjoyable time spent in social inter
course.
Col. \. L. Bliss, our nominee for con
gress. in tins district, was in town Wed
nesday and made the RECORD office
friendly call. Col. Bliss is sanguin
of success in this campaign. and if tn
voters of this district, deposit their bal
lots with reference To their own inter