Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-10-04

The best there is for family use
Pilsner Export Beer. For sale al
OrTo's.
Nj. II. Salter and wife of Ithaca, spent
Sunday in town the guests of Miss
Forten.
One of the pleasing features of the
Cantata will be some fine selections by
the Alma orchestra.
A handsome new upright piano ar
rived from New York, for Miss, Leila
Stevens last Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Leonard has been quite
low with nervous prostratiOn. We are
glad to learn that she is improving.
j. Booth has exchanged farm of
90 acres at Coleman, for house and
lot on Cohoon addition of Mr.. Bowers,
of Parkinson.
Some mechanic that can erect a fl ag
staff on the Union School building
without injuring the building can get a
job by applying of Prof. Stilwell,
Mrs. L. f. Gilman, left Tuesday fol
Allegheny County New York, she will
spend some four weeks, visiting her OLD
time friends, in the Empire" State
David McCarty left Monday for In.
| gersoll, Ont, with his white ponies.
which he had sold to his brother living
at that place. He will be absent about
four weeks.
Lo! See the hoods trimed with
swans-down, fine hand made of best
silk and wool, cannot be bought for
less than,S2 90, sold for 90 cents at Mrs.
E. p. Shaffer's.
AT the annual meeting of the Pres
byterian church Thursday night, the
following trustees were elected for
three years: Messers c. A. Dayis, A.
j. Weston and j. NJ Montigel.
The board of special assessors and
Common Council of this place will NEE,
as Board of Review, to review the
special assessment roll No. /. at the
Council rooms Tuesday Oct, 18th,
Last Saturday, F. Leonard, found a
pillow sham, ball of Cotton and Thin
bic on the road, west of town. The
owner, can have the same, by calling
at this office, and paying for this notice.
The pupils of the Union School have
completed the flag fund, having secured
Sl4.1O among themselves. The flag
has been sent for, and soon will be put
in shape and will be put up on days
of national interest.
We are informed that Robert Smith
Of the Gratiot journal was married
Wednesday afternoon to Miss Hattie
Cabman of Detroit, ceremonies taking
place at brides residence. We con-
gratulate brother Smith and wish them
success and happiness.
We are in receipt of a letter from
John Courier, now at Dallas, Oregon.
he states that he is nicely located, and
likes the country very much, and orders
the RECORD, says he cannot do with
out 1t. lie promises our readers a let
ter from that section.
The following are the names of the
graduating class of next spring,
Miss Lena Turck, Miss Flora Hicks,
Miss Nellie scarborough, Miss, Clara
Booth, Philo Bogardus, Geo. Werner,
and Charley Caple, making class of
seven, may success 90 with them
through the year.
Joseph Sartor presents a silver eel
caught under the gate at the mill fully
two feet in length he reports that they
get into the wheel in such numbers as
to clog its operations If this thing
keeps on we hope to have a mess of
eels in the sweet by and bye. Thanks
to Mr.. Sartor in advance.
Last Thursday night about eight
o'clock, as f. Brant was returning to
his house from the back yard, he was
assaulted by some miserable miscreant
who knocked him down as appears
with a'sand bag, and robbed him of
about S36 of money, that he had recen-
tly collected from the sale of books for
which he is canvassing. 1t is pity
that the cowardly william can not be
punished as his crime deserves.
MissMaudHunter is unaffectedly fresh
and bouyant. She seems TO love her
work and to put her whole heart and
soul. Into 1T. She has demonstrative
personality and she knows how to ex-
ercise it, she has style of her own and
a novelty in her method and manner
quite distinct from any other artist in
her special line. She never misses a
point in the lines she utters, whether
humorous or pathetic. She also de-
livers little bits of sentiment with ex-
quisite tenderness. Her dancing is
inspiring. We have not seen any
thing so full of animation and grace
full ease. Criticism of the drama is
unthOupht of i'm the presence of SO