Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-06-12

EOIepduBu ClICuS pdoscu thAouSh
town Tuesday morning on the ID. l.. "
N.
Glen Salisbury, of Bay City, spent
few days this week visiting friends in
town.
Finest line of ginghams in town for
and 10 cents at the Alma Mercantile
! Co.'S.
Carts Brown, DR.. Kelly and Otto San
derhoff visited Shepherd last Sunday
on their wheels.
Will Padelford while firing at Booths
flax mill Monday was badly burned on
the face and neck.
A full report of the students BAN
quet in honor of DR.. Hunting will be
found on another page.
Miss Eta Webb, of Bath, a former
student of Alma College, is visiting her
uncle, b. S. Webb, this week.
f. G.. Walters, of Detroit, is the
new night clerk at the Wright House,
Guy Milliken taking day work.
Gentlemen will remember that the
cleaposl place to buy clothing and
furnishings is at the Alma Mercantile
Co.'S.
Don't buy cheap Columbia CT
Rambler but purchase Clipper, high
grade, light running bycicle of G.. b.
Porter.
A. T.. Putnam and ii. l.. Hill, Cf
Milan, arrived in town Tuesday even
ing having made the most of the trip
on their bicycles.
G.. Bard, living east of st. Louis,
brought one of the finest clips of wool
to Alma to Pollasky & Co. Tuesday,
yet marketed here.
Students desiring copies of this
weeks RECORD containing the report OF
the Banquet in full can be supplied by
calling at this office.
Remember by paying up your sub
scription and one year in advance you
receive the American Farmer a IL
page farm paper, free.
y. CT. Davidson has purchased the
barber furniture of Chas. Reiss anc
moved his shop to the rooms occupied
by the latter. Mr.. Reiss will 60 east
I Tie Annual Concert of the Musi,
Department of the College will bt
given next Tuesday evening in thu
College chapel beginning at o'clock
, General admission 25cts. Reserved
seats on sale at 25cts.
Services will be held next Sunday a
St Johns church by Rev. Geo. Verno
as follows: Morning prayer and sermon
at 500 a. m. Holy communion at 0 on
a m. Sunday school at $3.50 p. m
Evening prayer and sermon at 7:30 p
III.
The following notice is clipped from
the Mt Pleasant Enterprise and cyl
IDENTIFY refers to one of the Alma boys
! Berton a. Ferris of Alma and Nor;
Torquer of ROLAND were united il
marriage by the Rev. +. l.. kellogg a
the NJ. f. parsonage, May 81. 1t ma.
be little late but the RECORD offer
its congratulations
The Annual Concert at the Colleg
9 chapel Tuesday evening of next weel
. will be one of the events of this year
Commencement Prof. +. NJ. Lawson
popular yiolinist of Grand Rapid
who gave a recital here about tw
years ago has been engaged to Civ
several numbers. Oar home talent, o
whom we are justly proud, will Civ
: the remainder of the program.
+. A project that is being discussed a
% present and one that merits tn
: thoughtful attention of all residents o
. the town is the cleaning out of tn
Il river above the dam. Log driving upo
II the Pine is thing of the past and wer
: the river cleaned out now there woul
h he no danger of its filling up. To hay
e it dredged out and the rubbish remove
would make the river an additional al
traction. Those who have looked tn
matter over say that the expense woul
not be large.
The semi-annual meeting of I'll
3 Gratiot county Teachers Associatio
was held at the Union school buildin
> last Friday and Saturday. The attend
S ance of teachers was an evidenc
that these meeting have not lost an
of their old time popularity. Not ia
q from $50 teachers were in attendant,
The program was well carried on
}. Friday evening Supt. Fitch lectured o
q educational topics, giving the teacher
= wholesome advice on their work. Pre-
c ident futile was re elected, wis
thing for the association to do, an
u Maria Grover, Of Alma, was electe
secretary. Ithaca was selected as I'll
a