Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-06-14

d. L. Gatfney Is clerklng Tor Charles
InRersoll.
Joseph Vandervest visited friends in
Cadillac Sunday.
Howard Sherman of Carson City was
in town Tuesday.
Lawn mowers sharpeued at Hills
new bicycle shop.
The choicest meats are always TO be
found at Banghart's.
d Fleming left Monday on business
trip TO Kalkaska county.
Hammocks at two.thirds usual price
at Sharrar & Mulholland's.
Joseph Ray made business trip TO
Lansing the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. P. Losey are visiting
friends in Metamora this week.
Buffalo 81 Is advertising car has ar
rived and bill posters are busy at work.
The thermometer registered 30 in the
shade at two o'clock Wednesday after
noon.
A. W Wright transacted business in
Saginaw few days the latter part of
last week.
Mrs. Francis Hawley favored this
office with beautiful bouquet Of flowers
last Saturday.
J. Woodcock of Flint, an experienced
blacksmith, has accepted a position with
O. + Fishbeck.
Workmen have been engaged for the
past few days grading in front OF the
Presbyterian church.
G. Z. Prime of Sumner left Tuesday 70
attend the state encampment of the G..
A. r held in Flint this week.
Say you have got wheels in your
head go TO Hills new bicycle shop for
repairs, bicycles and sundries
Work on the basement walls of the
new college dormitory is about COM
pleteG and the brick work will soon be
commenced
"Miss Stone plays the harp better
than any lady harpist have ever heard,
with more tone and strength. '-Regi-
maid De Koven.
The Breckenridge Band has re. organ
lied and the boys are putting all their
spare time practicing. The band will
play in Alma July 1.
Read G. B Ingersoll's new ad. in an
other column. He carries in sto k as
fine line of tObaccos, cigars and pipes
as can be found in any city, and asks
for share of your patronage.
ST Louis would like $l2 600 to i'm
prove their water works and electric
light plant, and will hold a special
election on Monday, June 24th, to vote
on the proposition of bonding the town
for that amount.
The WOODEN mill isin operationand the
cardiug machines have been run TO their
full capacity for the past week on Gus
tom work. Mr.. Moore Informs Us that
they expect to start the looms on blanket
work the first of next week
j. w. Fullerton and j W. Holmes
went to Lapeer Tuesday to attend a
Regimental reunion. They will also
attend the state eucampment Of the G..
a. h held in Flint this week
The j. f. Schwartz Furnace Company
is doing a rushing business, and it taxes
the utmost capacity of the factory TO
keep up with the orders received. On
Saturday IS stands of castings, compris-
ing many separate pieces and requiring
nearly three tons of iron, were run.
Stephen Galliger, who for some time
has been employed in the grocery de.
partment Of L. H. Hayt's store, is now
back at his old post swinging the big
knife in 2 I Bangharts meat market
Il. w friedrich, porter at the Wright
House, has been severely i'll for the past
week
Miss Ella Perry. teacher in the Town
send school, Sumner township, closed
the spring term last Thursday evening
with an entertainment in which the
pupils Of the school acquitted themselves
in an excellent manner There was a
large audience in attendance and after
the exercises all were invited to partake
of ice cream and cake.
The July number of the Delineator is
one of the most remarkable numbers
ever issued by the publishers. Especial
attention is drawn to the pages that are
printed in colors. In illustrating the
color scheme as applied to the buildings
at the Pan American Exposition they
had the advantage possessed by no other
magazine in the world, of working
directly from the original color sketches
of G Y Turner, director of color to the
Exposition. The enormous edition of
G25, 900 copies has been printed, but even
az that the publishers cannot guarantee