Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-06-08
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Children Hats from % cents TO 81,
at Mrs Messengers.
I. II. Mitchell, of Rochester. y Y.
is in the employ of Spicer & SON.
J.F Suydam NJ brought suit against
). ). Spencer before justice Woodward
June 8 which was adjourned 10 June %.
DR.. J. d. Dennis, of Williamson.
was in town the first Of the week, he is
now engaged in the fruit tree Dusi-
ness.
Mrs. William Clubb has two pretty
little girls one aged three and the Other
about one year old. Last Monday she
sat down 10 get the younger TO sleep,
after little, her motherly instinct
prompted her to 90 and see where the
| older one was, she reached the rain
barrel just in time rescue the little one
who in her attempt to get her pa a
drink Of water" had fallen in and was
nearly exhausted. No words can eX-
press the mothers JOY at the fortunate
| rescue of her little one from its untime-
ly death. Mothers look well to your
little ones, and remember there are
| dangers more formidable than rain bar
rels from which your daughters Of
larger growth need to be guarded.
Phil. Milligan's entertainment at the
rink consisting of glass blowing and
many deXtreous manipulations requis-
ite TO make the many fragile and deli
cate articles of ornament which he l.
giving gratuitously to his visitors each
night, is worthy of better patronage
than it has yet received, Friday even
ing the handsomest man 1.-THE which Is
we) will receive a nice present Of work
made by the glass blowers: Three
ladies will decide, that we are not en-
titled to this present. On Saturday the
handsomest baby will receive fine
present. Here is chance for every
mother TO secure pretty ornament fol
the little one; bring the babies and lei
the world know how pretty they are
Saturday evening the handsomest lady
will be the envy OF her sex in conse-
lquence of having received nice presen,
just because she is handsomer than
they. There is Oh exhibition a repre-
sentation of an ocean steamer with en-
gine and entire outfit in glass giving
proof of great skill and dexterity il
manipulating the fragile material OF
which it is composed.
Some of the readers Of the RECORD
new comers of course, may not bt
aware of the existence of a Ladies Ii
brary here; situated at present in tn,
front room over DR.. Weaver's drul
store. This collection of carefully
chosen works on History, Biography
Essays and Fiction numbers some 57t
volumes. The association of ladies
who own it, was formed to collect thes,
books and to promote literary culture
in Alma; they have accomplished mucl
: and are des irous Of doing more, the,
would like to increase the number o
readers and add TO the number of vol
umes. Come and inspect, come anC
subscribe, il you have well filed bool
cases at home or do not have time I,
{ read, give the subscription to some ON,
/ who can not so well afford It, or to som,
2 young person who otherwise nigh
, obtain reading Of an injurious kline
I instead of the good pure and at tn
, same time interesting works to be ob
! tanned here. Any information will b
!. gladly given 10y the Librarian who is "A
I her post Saturday afternoon and even
4 ing between the hours of and 4,
2 and s. An inspection of the Library j
e Cordially invite and subscription or dc
1 nation. either of books or money, III
Y gently solicited. Good reading canno
: be obtained at cheaper rates unless it i
| actually given away.
i MRs Is. w. ELLISON. presi lent
Mss. W +. TURCK, Librarian