Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-07-24
Paris Green at Webb's.

hans.
Max Pollasly and family returned to
Detroit Monday.
If you want your magazines bound
call at this office. tt
George Nj. Bildson smiles again: wife
and baby are home.
Joe Ray has employed French cook
for his ditching gang.
Dr. j. II. Lancashire was in Saginaw
on business yesterday.
The best place to catch minnows is at
the foot Of Walnut street.
NJ. Pollasky shipped hides to Chicago
and Montague "Wednesday.
George Mcclellan has our thanks for
a bouquet of beautiful flowers.
Miss Nina Gould of Saginaw is the
guest of Miss Gertrude Whiting.
Mrs. NJ. c. Dallas returned last Fri
day from a weeks visit in Harrison.
Eugene Taylor returns to his position
in a bicycle factory in Toledo Monday.
G. a. Case of ST Catherine, Ont,
visited his parents and sisters here this
week.
j. L. Miller enjoyed visit this week
from his aunt, Mrs Eva Miller of Ches-
aiming.
The Epworth League of Ithaca con
Quoted services in the NJ. f. church last
Sunday evening.
Rev. ID. +. Barnes ID. d., pastor of the
NJ. f. church in Ionia, was in Alma on
business yesterday.
G. II. Chase of Ithaca is one of the
delegates of the new silver party to the
St. Louis convention.
1t cost VIII Wright and Morris Wood
80. for the friendly q little bout they
had in Riverdale July 1.
Mrs r. c. Ely gave a lawn party to
about forty young people Monday even
ing, in honor of Miss Eta Webb.
Mcsdames \. J. McCarty of Ingersoll,
Ont, and l.. McMasters of Port Huron
are guests of Mrs Ct. w. McCarty.
w. 5. Turck was called TO Grand
Rapids last Friday TO meet with the hos
pital committee of the Soldiers Home
Patrons having books they wish re-
bound or magazines bound will do well
to call and look at our samples of bind
ing If
Clarence Church is lying very sick at
his parents home, with gastric fever,
and complication of disorders induced
by overwork.
President Bruske informs us that in
quirics for the college catalogues are
coming in by every mail from all parts
of the country.
There are 80 telephones in use now
by the patrons of the Gratiot County
Company, % of which are
used by its patrons in Alma.
Fred l.. Comstock of Ionia has been
John Gladding's place i'll the
ID. l.. q n. baggage room while the
latter has been taking his vacation.
All Hillsdale county people residing
in Gratiot county will please bear III
mind the annual picnic to be held in
Princes grove near Elm Hall, the third
Thursday i'll August.
Mrs. O. d. Russell of Rochester, n.
Y, who is visiting her sisters, Mes
danes ID. Marlborough and w. A.
Thomas. went to Vaudeville Saturday,
for few days visit with relatives.
Clint Nelson's team ran away Mon
day. They started from near the Roller
Mills and were not stopped until they
were beyond the college The horses
kept well in the middle of the road, and
seemed to be enjoying the run immense
ly.
Miss Rosa Messenger graduate of the
Music department of Alma College, will
take limited number of pupils for in
struction in piano forte playing, thor
ough bass and harmony. For terms,
ETC., apply at residence, Woodwork
Avenue South. 907-2w.
\ base ball team was organized here last
Friday evening. Paul Bruskeis manager,
H. l.. Misamore, captain, Charles Ward,
treasurer. A game was to have been
played Wednesday with the Shepherd
team, but at the last moment the Shep-
herd boys telephoned that they could
not come.
Henry j. Parkinson died at his home
in Parkinson Sunday Of blood-poisoning.
The funeral was held Tuesday. Mr..
Parkinson went berrying several days
before his death. His horse ran away,
and in chasing it he became over heated,
this affecting fever sore on his leg so
that blood poisoning set in.
Peter Fatty loves a fat, sleek animal,
and consequently despises one the exact
opposite. Peter has horse of the first