Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-07-10
Paris Green at Mahan's.

f. f. Pollasby and wife have been III
Chicago this week.
Mrs c. III. Coats of Findlay, Ohio, is
visiting friends here.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Church
Monday, July 6, son.
Louis Brooke is engaged at the SAM
tarium for a few weeks.
Lewis Derry took in the races at
Grand Rapids this week.
John Rowell went to Grand Rapids
yesterday to attend the races.
Earl Clark's is the place to go for a
clean shave or nobby hair cut.
George 5. Young is building barn
and two silos on Runnymede farm.
Nell Tubbs is entertaining her cous-
ins, Claud and Nina Tubbs of Ovid.
Mrs. Butts home made bread, both
yeast and salt rising, for sale at Fink's. x
The library building is opened Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday afternoon {.
w. a. and Mrs. Bahlke spent the
Fourth with Mr.. BIS parents in Pc
wamo.
Prof. r.. G. Ely has entered the law
office of Benton Hauchett III Saginaw
as student.
The w. Il. G. reading circle will meet
with Mrs A. Q. Davis the second Thurs
day in August
Ed Hutchins has gone to Harbor
Springs, where he has IA position rs head
man in laundry.
Mrs. j. g. Stone stared Monday morn.
ing for Syracuse, n. Y. She will be al
sent about six weeks.
Montigel d Co. have been running
over time and with an extra force re-
pairing threshing machines.
George Burt wheeled over to ST.
Johns Wednesday, From there he will
wheel to his home i'll Bay City.
j. A. Bittner has one of his new green
houses under glass, ana work Is well
along on the second and larger one.
Frank Taylor of Elwell, who has been
teaching at Copemish for two years,
is attending the summer school here.
Mrs Lathrop of Ann Arbor, who has
been visiting her neices, Mesdames VIII
Reed and Orville Davis, has return ed
home.
Lumon Gee is prepared to write tor
nado and cyclone insurance for from
one to five years, on either farm or vii
lage property
Mrs. Mary Bugbee, who has been
visiting relatives and friends here, re-
turned to her home i'll Oden, Emmett
county, yesterday.
Rev. J. w. McAllister will represent
the Epworth League of this place at the
state convention to be held in Luding
ton, July II, 10, Is.
4 cigar team of st. Louis played
picked nine of Alma, on the campus
Wednesday, and was defeated. Score %
to - in favor of Alma.
Married at the residence Of the BRIDE
parents Saturday, July 4. Rev. j. w.
McAllister officiating Ray Wheaton
and Miss Matte Adams.
The "new woman" barber and twenti
eth century smithy as they shave and
shoe respectively, in the Cosmorama,
will cause no end of fun.
The Alma band rendered Miss Goldie
Fink IA delightful serenade Monday even
ing. After the serenade the members
of the band We're treated royalty.
The stockholders of the St. Louis base
ball team have decided to disband the
club. The reasons assigned are that the
club is too expensive for so small city.
An error occurred in the article in last
weeks RECORD regarding the college.
The amount expended yearly for wood
should have read about 5000, instead
of 81 200.
Mrs. \. r. Boswell and Mrs. +. f.
w wilson, mother and sister of Mrs. A. l..
Wagstatf, who have been visiting here,
returned to their home III Coffeyville,
Kan, last Friday.
The mandamus papers, TO compel the
board of supervisors to recognize the
rights of the City of St Louis, have
been secured, and the case will be
argued before Judge Hart at Ithaca
today
a freight car which had been loaded
with flour at the Roller Mills Monday
was being moved, when the rails spread,
and the car was badly wrecked. 1t was
not until night that the wreck was
cleared away.
The rite of baptism was administered
to four persons in the VI. f. church
Sunday, and one persons was admitted
to full membership. Baptism will be
administered in the river next Sunday
afternoon at five o'clock.