Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-06-19
Wall paper at Webb's.

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per week
Mrs. j. w. s. Pierson of Stanton at
tended commencement.
DR.. Ray Turck was in Flint on bust
ness the first of the week.
Matinee at opera house Saturday
afternoon Everybody come.
Rev. David Howell of Lansing, attend
ed commencement yesterday.
For the next 30 days | will sell hay
rakes at manufacturers prices.
WIN. CLUB.
Gowdy Sutherland and John Watson,
the crazy two have been In town.
Mr.. and Mrs William Trump of st.
Johns have been visiting Alma friends.
Mrs. Mary f. Heston of East Jordan
attended commencement exercises this
week
The Students Hand Book for 1869,
has been issued from the RECORD job
rooms.
The Misses Hutchinson of Ithaca
were guests of their cousin, Mrs. Charles
Morden Tuesday.
John Greig was called to Milford,
Oakland county, Saturday, by the death
of his brothers daughter.
The big the only show, is in town at
the opera house tonight Everybody
go. Prices 10, - and % cents.
Mrs. Joseph Girmus of Bridgeport
came TO see her daughter graduate from
the kindergarten and Collegiate depart
ments.
Prof. G. a. Davis attended the field
meeting of the Michigan Academy of
Science in Lansing last Friday and Sat
urday
Miss Helen Church viii spend the
vacation at Amherst Mass, where she
will take special work III French and
! German.
Messrs. j. b. Stevens, f. p. Knowles
and l.. w. Mills left yesterday for Lake
Geneva, Wis, to attend the Y. NJ. G. A.
summer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Vliet are the
proud parents of an eight and one-half
pound boy, who arrived Thursday even
ing of last week
Regular meeting, Alma Lodge +. d
a. NJ. on Saturday evening the goth
inst. Good attendance'is asked as there
will be degree work
The Chicago Unions, colored club
with Il worlds reputation, will play the
st. Louis Brown Stockings Tuesday and
Wednesday, June 23 and ~.
Mesdames Ward and McClusky. who
have been visiting their sister Mrs. w.
f. Jones, have returned to their homes
in Lexington and Geneseo, H.
Miss Aria Holiday was the successful
contestant in the boat race at the field
day sports last week, and won the beau
tiful hat given by Mrs. Bart Miller.
j. w. Holmes is now in possession of
the Village tax roll and will be at his
Office every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday till II o'clock a. III. to receive
said taxes. 902 3-w
Miss Bingham. Miss Helen Wells and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Knowlton of Sagi-
nav and Mesdames. J. and NJ. j.
Knowlton of Portsmouth, n. H., were
here during commencement.
a bouquet of carnations, May, grass
and bunch pinks, pansies in great varie-
ty, larkspur, clematis and the beautiful
Canterbury bells was left at this office
Tuesday by Mrs. Harriet Wimple.
There will be lawn fete at the resi-
dence of William r. Pitt, Seville town
ship, June %, from six to nine O'Clock
p. ~ Ice cream and cake will be served
and short program presented
ORDER OF Con-.
The Mercantile Co. s window was
handsomely trimmed by Mr.. Clark last
Friday. a fine display of summer goods
attracted the attention of passers-by
while back of all, the colors of the col
lege ana nlgn scnOOl We're very neatly
arranged.
Miss Elizabeth b. Case, college libra
rian, will sail from Montreal for Europe
on the NuniddH. Saturday of next week.
Miss Case will visit the large libraries in
England and on the continent, and make
purchases of books for the library Of
Alma college.
A mistake occurred in our report of
the high school commencement exercises
last week in stating that Miss Ward
number on the program was IA piano
solo. Miss Ward sang in very pleas
ing manner ROmanZa (DeKoven) and
was enthusiastically received by the
audience.
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