Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-05-14

Ladies DESTROYS OF lessons III embrOld-
cry will find me at Miss Smiths MILL
merry store. Glad to see you all.
Miss MARY TAYLOR.
Frank Grover, class of '96, will take
the work in Mathematics in the High
School for the remainder of the year.
\ new stone culvert is being placed
across the creek on Park street. The
structure has been needed for some
time.
You can get anything you want i'll
bicycle suits, pants, sweaters, shoes,
hose, caps, belts, etc, at f. L. Pol
laskys.
Little Charlie l.. Reid, who has been
spending the winter with d. ID. White
sell, and wife returned home to Crystal
Friday.
Ed. Weston was called TO Corunna the
first of the week to attend the funeral
of his uncle who has been ailing for
some weeks past.
A letter received from II j. Vcrmeu-
len of Bowling Green, says that he is
contemplating moving back to Alma to
open grocery store.
Prof. q. a. Davis has secured a posi-
ton on the State Geological Survey
again this summer and will begin work
the last of June III Tuscola county.
f. w. Hooper is adding greatly to the
appearance Of his new home in the west
part Of town 10y the addition of fine
new barn and other improvements
Mrs Ella Metcalf has resigned her
position as head cook at the Wright
House and has gone to Glare to accept Il
similar position with Mrs. McGrainor.
The season promises to be very bright
for the Alma Wooden Mills this year.
This is the second week of the run and
nine hundred yards of cloth is the out
put.
Charles Grover and Miss Agnes
Corbus of St. Louis were married in st.
Louis last Thursday night by Rev j. y.
McGreaham. The happy couple will
make their home in Ithaca
Dan Goggin, one of Pine River, $ enter
prising farmers, is breaking ground for a
new residence west of Alma. When
completed Mr.. Goggin will have one of
the finest farms in the township.
A small detachment Of Coxey's Army
passed through Alma Monday and made
themselves very obnoxious near the Ann
Arbor depot. Marshall Greig took COM
mand and when he gave the forward
march" the ten Willies' moved on to
greener fields.
w +. Culver has resigned his posi-
ton rs teacher of mathematics i'll the
Alma Union Schools TO take effect at
once He goes to Merrill TO accept a
position us superintendent of the High
School at that place. Mr.. Culver's large
circle of friends wish him unlimited
success in his new field.
We clip the following correspondence
from st. Louis to the Detroit Free Press
This city and Ithaca have resolved not
to be out in the cold and although only
having one railroad apiece, two bus
lines are now running between Ithaca
Alma and st. Louis, one owned by st
Louis parties, the other by Ithaca men
The last line started this morning anC
has been well patronized. Verify il
true
Mrs. Hultz, wife of the late Rev
Richard Hultz, pastor of the Baptist
church of this place some 20 years ago
died Friday last at the home of her sol
Smith Hultz in Elyria, Ohio. The body
; was brought here Monday and buried il
: the Elwell cemetery by the side OF
, her husband. Her son, Smith Hultz
with DIR. Ball and daughter of Corunna
+ brother of the deceased, accompanied
the remains to their final resting place
She leaves two SONS and four daughters
all grown, besides a large circle O
friends, to mourn their loss, Mrs. Hulti
l was a noble christian woman, and dur
, ing her residence in this place won manl
3 friends who will ever honor and revcr
her memory.