Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-05-28

Fine line of hammocks at Is. * IL. s.
w. 5. Turck was in Detroit on bust
ness, Tuesday.
Subscriptions for the Century maya
zine taken at this office.
John D. Spinney spent Sunday with
his parents, i'll Reed City.
DR.. Brusl1e spent Sunday in Tecumseh
in the interest OF the College.
Don't forget that Banghart handles
choice line of fish every Friday.
Maurice Grigsby filled the pulpit at
the Babtist church Sunday morning
E. II. Weston has a small bicycle to
rent to boys and girls for 10 cents per
hour
Old papers for sale at this office five
cents per dozen, or twenty-five cents
per hundred.
Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Darrow of Detroit,
are stopping at the Wright House for two
or three weeks.
The RECORD Job rooms have been turn
ing out ,, 900 boxes for the Anti-Coffee
Company, this week.
William Ward left the last of the week
/ for Dakota. where he has a job i'll large
mill. Will made the trip on his wheel
ID. w. Adams received a telegram Mon
day morning, announcing the death OF
his father, at the old home III Chester,
Vermont.
Miss Simpson of Beverton, Canada,
and Miss Gray Of Sackerton, Canada
are visiting A. G. Barclay and family
this week.
w. \. Bahllle has been asked to deliver
the annual address before the College
business department, on Monday even
ing of commencement week. He has
accepted.
The new iron bridge to be placed over
the Pine at |. b. VOLTS arrived Tues
day. The work will be pushed as fast
As possible.
Marcus Pollasky of Chicago, was IL
Alma the first of the week, owing to the
illness of his mother Marcus is candi
date for President of the National Re
publican League.
st. Louis parties have bought the RICH
and players of the Ionia baseball team
and they have begun practice in that city
= This is what Gratiot county has wanted
: for sometime, real live baseball team
Good luck boys. Hit them hard!
u The VIM. Meyer Post G. A. r. extend
, an invitation TO the citizens and schoo
n children, of Wright District, to join witt
them in the annual observance of Me
. mortal Day, on Monday next. Service
will be held at the Wright cemetery, be
/ ginning at 10 O'Clock.
l. THE Musical given by O. S. Monso
e was surprise to all. He is clever In
u personator and an excellent musician
81 He skillfully initiates a full band by play
)S ing seven instruments at one time
&c Down the Mississippi was fine Shoul
Mr.. Monson visit Alden again a niue
&c larger house will greet him on his II
re turn, Alden Wave.
o. The twenty third annual meeting c
Ia The Michigan Pioneer and Historic;
ne Society, will be held in the Senate Chan
Id Der of the Capitol, of Lansing, commen'
e. ing Wednesday. June ?, 1897, at 2 o'cloc
Id d. ~, standard time, and continuin
u. through the afternoon of Thursday, Jun
tn 3. The program will consist OF music
of reports of the officers and committees, il
ne teresting historical papers, interperst
IL with spirited five minute speeches an
&C. "reminiscences, all invited.
lD Subscribers of newspapers often allo
h their subscription to become delinquel
1T through carelessness and yet feel insult'
CHI if their paper is stopped or statement
their delinquency is sent TO them. Thu
nd do not expect any courtesy from metr
nv politan papers but the home papers a
i'm. expected to come on whether they a
ne paid for or not. This is an unjust exaC
ri ion. Because he is an editor of new
NO paper is no reason why a man should ca
all ~ you year after year. The incor
nd from subscriptions TO newspapers is
i've important item. Like snow flakes tn
IN are individually small but when aggi
or gated they pile mp wonderfully Tn
the should bo coming in every day In I
year