Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-08-03
Alma, Mich, Friday. Aug. 3. 1888.
Industrial home at Adrian has 2l5

NJ FentonYllle they have Harrison
and Cleveland base ball clubs
Quite a party of Alma people will
camp at Crystal Lake next week.
Several of our young people took in
the excursion to Whitmore Lake last
Sunday.
Alma RECORD comes out boldly and
ably for Harrison and protection.-De-
troit Tribune.
For pens, ink, paper and summer
reading go to Miller's Book Store in
the Postoflice.
Sias Moody of Forest Hill, has ship
ped in a carload of tile and is doing a
land-otlice business.
The hearing of Orvine WEIGH before
Justice Yerrington last Friday was adj
jomned to August 10.
The Democrats Of Elwell and vicin-
ity will have a pole raising at that place
ON the 5th of August.
a party of ladies and gentlemen from
st. Louis dined at the Wright House
last Sunday. Nice company. Excel
lent dinner.
w. II. Whipple's family have arrived
from Evart and will locate in Alma.
One Of Mr.. VS. objects in moving to
Alma is the excellent school advantages.
We have in stock good serge slipper
for house wear only 40 cents per pair
Ladies with tender feet will find them
boom in this warm weather.
f. l.. STARK.
Round trip tickets TO Greenville on
ID. i. 4 y. at single fme on August 9th
to 9th. good to return until Aug 10th
on account Of the soldiers and sailors
reunion.
G. ;. Ward returned from Bay View
Monday evening, having enjoyed a
very pleasant week or more at that
justly popular resort. His family will
remain few days.
Mrs. DR.. Lancashire and a number OF
her friends, ladies and gentlemen from
Saginaw were entertained at the Wright
House by Geo. y. Wright last Monday
in his usual genial manner.
Prof. Ewing. of Alma College, and
Prof. Mccall, Of the Ithaca Schools, ,ant
Miss Nanderwalker, of Calumet, vii
conduct the Gratiot County teacher,
institute to be held at St. Louis, com
mencing Aug. 20th.
Prof. J T Ewing, of Wooster, Ohio
who has been spending some time will
his parents in this village, left last
week for Bay View. where he purposes
to take the teachers course in that eel
ebrated Summer School.
Decatur Coleman started his thresh'
Ing machine Wednesday. Decatur has
the reputation of being the dandy
thresher, farmers should look out fol
him, his machine is in good repair anC
| lie knows how to run it,
Emma Veeder an year-old daugh
ter of Milton Veeder. died Tuesday
night Of spinal fever. The bereayeC
parents have the sympathy Of the en-
tire neighborhood. Funeral Thurs
day at the Wright school house.
:. c. Brown, of Mt. Pleasant, for
mer publisher of the Tribune was il
town Friday. lie expects to organic,
a Grand Council of Michigan Order o.
Chosen Friends, secret organization
He will return the last of this week.
The Democrats of Ithaca and all tn,
country round met in mass meeting a
Ithaca last Saturday. y fine pole wa.
erected. \ regular old fashioned Dem
ocratic blow out with a renegade Re
publican as the principal figure. Van
endeavor.
Fire Company No. l. owing to the de
ipartme of several of its members wa
reorani7ed last Tuesday night with Il
active members, clecting the followin!
officers.
Chief.-Chas. Delevan.
Foreman.-C. +. Fishbeck.
First Ast.-Ed. Hanuis.
Second Ast.-Chas Spicer.
Treas. and Sec.-Stewart Marsh.
On Wednesday night the boys got on
for practice, making good show
our citizens should do more to encour
age this organization.
Alma has an IN. d. who placed him
self ON record as follows in the Paine
murder trial: Il believe Palmer j
guilty. but do not want him convicte,
on such testimony. | would prefer {
have him go free than to have on
county endorse such farcial inquest
/. y. Brainerd, IN. d." Such physi
clans as DeNay. Downic and Suydau
held an inquest from which these gen
tlemen decided upon theory of tn
murder the nature of the iuiurips. TN