Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-07-10

get il at Webb's.
If you want your magazines bound
call at this office. tt
Mrs. Butts home made bread fresh
every day at Fink's.
Several new students entered sum
mer school this week.
Open air concert in Sanitarium park
by the band this evening.
WANTED.-Girl to do general house
work. Inquire at this Office
The Alma Roller mills shipped 2, 235
barrels of flour in the month of June.
The Alma creamery company shipped
IA car load OF butter to New York Mon
day.
Madame and Mrs. J. Y. LeMessurier
spent Wednesday with friends in
Ithaca.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clark of Grand
Rapids are visiting Mrs. Clark's brother,
Samuel Magaw.
Frank Wheeler won first prize in st.
Louis Saturday for the finest costume i'll
the bicycle parade.
w. S. Turck attended a meeting in
Grand Rapids this week of the finance
committee of the Soldiers Home.
The Teachers meeting for the NJ. f.
Sunday school have been resumed.
Meetings will be held Thursday even
ing.
Fenton races July 10, l6, H. The
large list of entries indicated will insure
interesting sport. Reduced rates on
railroads.
Ernest Scott started for Washington
Monday morning TO attend the national
convention of'the Society of Christian
Endeavor.
The curtain will not ring up until $40
tomorrow night, so every business man
may witness the major and best part Of
the COsmorama.
CCsmorama at opera house tomorrow
night, benefit of Episcopal church Adj
mission % cents, reserved seats 30 cents,
children ID cents.
Joe Ray has invented ditching ma
chine which, it is said, will enable him
to excavate about 600 yards of ditch in
Il day of 10 hours
Mrs. Francis Palmer and Helen visit
ed Bay City Friday and Saturday of
last week, taking in the celebration of
the Fourth in that city.
Beautiful calcium light effects will
brilliantly illume the living pictures
and statuary in the Cosmorama at opera
house Saturday evening.
Gov. Rich has paroled Margaret
Reynolds, who was sent to the Detroit
house Of correction from Ithaca, June
II, 1875, for IS months, for adultery.
She is dying.
G. II. Rowley has just finished reno
waiting and repairing 60 mattresses for
the Alma Sanitarium company, and
Will at once begin IA large job for the
Wright House.
Mrs. ID. V. Hubbell and Miss Nellie
Hubbell went to Buffalo, n. Y. Monday
Mrs Hubbell TO visit friends, and Miss
Hubben to attend the National Edu-
cational Association.
Catchy songs, funny burlesques, and
novel scenes will amuse, and the beauti-
full tableaux and drills with dazzling
light effect, will delight you at the Cos
morama at the opera house tomorrow
night.
The date of the Grand Circuit Horse
races at Saginaw are July II, ID, Is and
II. We are informed that all classes
are full and larger string of horses
never visited Saginaw. Every day will
be a big day.
G.. Hyde Of Burr Oak, is here to look
after his peppermint farm, The crop
this year is not quite up to his expecta-
tons, but he will try it again another
season. This years crop will be har-
vested in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Wright, Mrs
Harriet Mason, and DR.. and Mrs. Ian
cashire and children left Monday even
ing in the private car alma" for
Chester, Vermont, via Montreal. They
will be absent ten days.
\ letter received this week from Mrs.
II. j. Vermeulen states that she and her
sister have been detained in British
Columbia on account of the unprece-
dentedly heavy rains in the mountains,
rendering travel an impossibility.
Earl G.. ToTey, attorney at law, is
now located in the Scott building on
Superior street, and is ready for bust
ness. He has moved his family here,
and has leased the Mrs. Wright house,
first door east of Rev. w. +. Jones.
Mrs. f. S. Pettyjohn's Bible class, the
Epworth class, will have an especially
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