Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-06-10

DIR. Bruske was IN Saginaw Iuesdhy
Chickens dressed to order at Bang
hart's.
Arthur Carothers was in North Star
over Sunday.
Three good secondhand cook stoves
for sale cheap at Brooks.
B.C. Button is in Howell this week,
making the trip over land.
Mrs. NJ. Gray is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. John Gray in Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Sarah STAN of Preston, Iowa, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Joe Vought.
Mrs. Henry Pratt and daughter of
Ithaca visited her son, Amos, this week.
Do not forget the commencement con-
cert in the college chapel next Tues
day night.
J.F. Sartor, ST., is in Detroit this
week visiting his daughter, Mrs. j. L.
LeMessurier.
All the standard periodicals of the
day can now be secured at Webb's
Corner Drug Store.
f. T. Edwards expects to occupy the
new Pollasky block north of his saloon
about the 10th of July.
DR.. j. r. Mclaughlin of Elwell was
in Alma Wednesday. The doctor Is
suffering with rheumatism.
An order has been issued by the post
office department making Lafayette,
this county, a money order office.
Ezra Robinson caught a 1879 pound
rickerel last Wednesday. He produced
the goods and put it on exhibition.
| Another one of those interesting letters
from Tampa, Fla. will be found in one
of the columns of this weeks RECORD.
About thirty members of Alma Lodg'
II.O.O.F went to st. Louis "Wednesday
night and exemplihed the LIST and End de
grees.
For SALE.-I will sell my fine bricl
residence on WOodworth-ave. at bar
gain and on reasonable terms. Inquire
of J. 7. Peters.
Mrs. Ed Hannah, accompanied b.
her mother, Mrs. Gee, left for Detrol
Tuesday where they will visit friend
during the week.
The damage case of Hall VS.. Village o
Alma has been continued to the mex
term of circuit court owing to the at
sence of important witnesses.
Mrs. Ordelia Smith of Hot Springs
Ark, is stopping at the Wright House
She is attending her brother, h. South
ard who is taking treatment at tn
Sanitarium.
Mrs. Z. j. Eagon is quite Ill at thi
writing Although the operation pei
formed on her eyes at Ann Arbor wa
very successful, since returning HON
2 she has experienced considerable troubl
with them.
The graduates of the music depart
ment of the college have issued som
2 very neatly embossed programs for tn
graduating exercises i'll addition t
those furnished by the college for mex
a Tuesday evening.
S. l.. Divine has accepted an invita-
? ton to preach in the Congregations
churches at Omena and Sutton's Ba
] during the summer months Mr.. Dlvln
expects to enter the Mccormick Thee
logical Seminary of Chicago in the fal
e Have you discovered the meaning
r the words Remember the Maine,
+. which have been brought to your motto
- so much during the past week? Judg
o Daboll will illustrate with stereoptlca
& views the blowing up OF the y.
=, Maine in Havana narbor at the opel
a house tonight.
Ir The McGegor bridge, two miles east
IS St. Louis and one OF the land marks
Gratiot county, fell on Wednesdi
20 while a team was crossing. Three ladi
% were in the conveyance and Mrs. FraI
|. injured. There are fears for her reco
I'd cry.
At The superintendent of public instrut
ions warns officers of school distric
,e against agents selling reading charts
Is S31 per set. The charts are inferior al
re the law limits the price to $l6. Ager
10 use bogus Endorsement from SUI
at Hammond They have been workil
ne Huron county lately.
lie While conserving its general litera
at interests, McClure's Magazine for Ju
makes good its title of war numbe
rs and is really an unparalleled achieN
lie ment in making a monthly periodic
tn fully representative of the great int
is ests of the hour. without any sacrifice
n literary and artistic quality. I
lis editors explain that to accomplish tn
er they had practically to make the nu
of Der over second time, casting asi
nh part of it after il had gone 10 press.