Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-06-19
Paris Green ut Mahan's.
Machine oil at Gillman's.

Latest and most lasting perfumes at
Webb's.
Eugene Taylor of Toledo is visiting his
mother here.
If you want your magazines bound
call at this office. If
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. p M. Smith,
Tuesday, June 16, a son.
Ladies and gents bicycles to rent at
Weston's Bicycle Hospital.
Miss Gertrude Durham of Grand
Rapids is visiting relatives here.
Frank McCabe of Milford visited his
uncle, f. A. Leonard, over Sunday.
Wards Players had full houses at
Ithaca and are pronounced first-class.
Miss Winifred Heston is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Coulter, of Charlevoix.
Cheapest place in Gratiot county to
buy fly nets and lap busters is at Gill
mans.
Howe Williams of Athens, H., a
former student, came to attend college
commencement.
Rev. j. A. Frye and family left last
week for Caro-, which place will be their
home for some time.
Miss Ruby Setterington of Elsie was
the guest of Misses Nettie and Bertha
McLaren over Sunday.
Rev. DIN. Cooper and daughter, Mrs
Charles Babcock, of Detroit, attended
commencement exercises.
r. q. Frye, class '9S Alma College,
has been appointed assistant pastor of the
Evangelical church III Flint.
\ first-class secondhand hay loader
for sale cheap. viii sell or exchange for
horse. Inquire of VIM. Club If
Mrs. Amassa Miller died at her home
three miles east and one-half mile south
of st. Louis, Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Folsom, Mrs. A.
Folsom, and Miss Lulu Smith OF Laconia,
n. H., attended college commencement.
Nine persons were admitted to mem
bership in the Presbyterian church last
Sunday-eight by letter and one by bap-
tism.
Mrs. NJ. II. Waterbury of Ithaca was
in Alma Thursday evening ell route to
Marquette to attend the State Baptist
Association.
b. :. Bates, class '9S, will deliver the
commencement address before the eighth
grade of the public schools of WilmOt,
Tuscola county.
Samuel Magaw will have charge of
the college library during Miss Cases
absence III Europe No better choice
could have been made.
Rev. II. |. Tracy of Sturgis, and Rev.
C.E. Bronson of Saginaw, members of
the board of control of the college, at
tended commencement
Mrs. A b. Boswell and Mrs. +. +.
Wilson of Coffeyville, Kansas, mother
and sister of Mrs. \. l.. Wagstaff, are
spending a month in Alma
a pair of wheels, used as Il truck for
carrying a canoe, were stolen recently
from Faughner's mill. To avoid trouble
let the wheels be returned at once
r. F. Timby went to Vickeryville last
Monday to visit his mother and attend a
family reunion. Brothers and sisters
Were there from Oregon, New York and
Ohio.
Rev. A. Marsh of Birmingham, whose
son is one of the graduates from the
collegiate department, attended com
mcnccment. Our citizens We're glad to
see his genial face again.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Kress of Ithaca
attended the high school alumni ban
quet "Jimmie's" many friends en-
ioyed the evening more because of his
genial presence with them.
Myra Kinch was five years old Mon.
day, and number of her friends cele-
brated her birthday with her. Mrs.
Kinch had prepared picnic dinner, and
the youngsters had jolly good time.
The vested choir of st. Johns church
sang i'll Emanuel church in st. Louis
last Sunday morning. The members OF
the choir were royalty treated by the St
Louis people. and after services were es-
corted 10 the Park House for dinner.
Edward Hamilton, resident of New
Haven township for more than twenty
one years, died there Friday of last
week, aged 10 years The funeral was
held Sunday, conducted 10y Rev Tubbs
Mrs. Hamilton died about one year ago
The Ithaca papers say that Ward
Players are the best repertoire company
in that city for five years playing &c
more people than any previous company
Opera house tonight, Saturday night
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