Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-07-03
HOME AND VICINITY.

vans.
For handkerchiefs and hosiery go to
Hayt's.
Ice cream at Mrs. L. j. Webb's for
the 4th.
Roy Church of Toledo was home over
Sunday.
For Kalamazoo white celery call on
Clum Il Balch.
Aimee Pequegnat of st. Louis was in
town Wednesday.
! Fine new line of Baby Bonnets and
Crush hats at Mrs. Avery's.
The little son of +. +. Pollasky was
buried Wednesday afternoon.
Clarence Church is home from Lake
Forest for the summer vacation.
For the finest line of window shades,
patent fastenings and late designs, call
on Webb.
The original prune bug magnifer,
recently sold for Sl,00 for 40 cents at
Porter's.
Pollasky & Co. shipped, Thursday,
| five car loads of wool over the ID. l.. Il
N, to Boston.
George Pulfrey will put in billiard
hall in the room formerly occupied by
the kindergarten.
The Epworth League of the M. T..
church vii, serve meals in the McCarty
building on the 18th.
Mrs. James Logic left Saturday morn
ing for Detroit where she will visit
friends for few weeks.
Mrs. z. d Pearl, who has been visit
ing friends in town for a short time,
left Thursday for her home in Willis.
Advertisers must bear in mind that
if they want their advertisements
changed the copy must be in by Wedne :
day noon.
Marshal Chadwick will be at the OF
lice of w. \. Bdhlke on Friday and
Saturday of each week for the purpose
OF r living taxes. CPS 4wk
The Commencement Annual Of Alma
College is out this week from the
RECORD office. 1t will be found very
interesting reading.
To complete files we are in want Of
copies of the RECORD of the following
dates: May 18th and June 9th. VIII
some one please furnish us.
Mrs. George Ireland left Saturday
morning for Chesaning where she vii
visit for a few weeks and later will visit
friends in Chicago. She is accompanied
by her sons.
The Summer School at the college
deserves the patronage of the teacher;
of the county. The excellent advant
ages combined with cheap rates ought
bring large attendance.
Rev. Jones and his wife entertained
the members and friends of the Young
Peoples society of Christian Endeavol
of the Presbyterian church very pleas
antly Wednesday evening of this week
w. B. Lathrop was called to Dams
vile June 22, to attend the funeral o.
his father, and last Tuesday the same
sad services were held for Mrs
Lathrop's mother, Mrs. Coffin, of Elm
Hall,
Frank Gilkins, an old resident OF
Arcadia, who had been afflicted for {
long time with that dread disease, con
sumption, succumbed Wednesday to it,
continued assaults. The funeral will
be held Friday.
Next Monday the Summer School a
the College will begin. The school viii
afford an opportunity to students L
prepare for college work or review in
common branches. Either course Offers
special inducements to those preparing
for teaching.
During this week was inaugurated &
new feature by the express company
the free delivery of matter. Hereafter
if you have express to send hani
out your card and the expressman will
come for it and if you have package:
come for you they will be dropped a
your door.
The sad news was received by Aim;
friends Thursday morning of the deatl
, OF the wife of Prof Lewis Stuart a
/. Lake Forest, Illinois. The Professo
and his wife made hosts Of friend!
,, during his work in the College here
t and the news of her death came will
stunning suddenness.
The lecture on Newfoundland, de
livered in the Methodist church Tues
day evening proved very interesting
and instructive. Mr.. Vickers spok,
from the stand point of an eye witness
having spent several years in tina
i island, and his vivid description o
! scenery, people and the various in
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