Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-05-23
H1one and
@s1 Vicinity

Carl the real estate dealer has moved
his Office into rooms in the Vermeulen
block.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Caple spent Satur-
day in Fenton the guest of friends and
relatives.
O.. f. Moore, of Saginaw, visited over
Friday night with his sister. Mrs. S.
Stanard.
Happy Hooligan and his band paraded
the streets last Monday forenoon to the
delight of the young people.
The residence occupied by J. J. Shields
and family on Superior street is being
improved by generous application of
paint.
The Michigan Pioneer and Historical
Society will hold a meeting June 6 and
7, in the Senate Chamber of the Capitol
building at Lansing.
Earl Stanard is at work in the Wealth
erhead Pharmacy, Cincinnati, Ohio.
His many friends are pleased to know
that he is rapidly getting to the front.
Simon Messenger furnished hen and
A. J. Hall setting of duck eggs. The
Messenger hen performed the work OF an
incubator and Messrs. Messenger and
Hall are the owners of one hen and
twelve goslings. The gentlemen are
said to be contemplating charging their
poultry business.
An exchange comments thus IF a
business man puts a few dollars into a
pablo enterprise, he viii be praised to
the skies for his hberality and public
spirit If a newspaper man week after
week donates column after column Of
valuable advertising space to the pur-
pose of building mp his town and help
ing its business, his thanks in ninty-
nine cases out of a hundred consist not
even thank you"
a devoted old Methodist complained
of feeling poorly and the doctor advised
him to try hot toddy, but the old man
objected on account of the bad example
set before his family. That is easy,
said the doctor, Just call for hot water,
saying that you want to shave, and keep
the other ingredients in your own pos
session" The next day neighbor
inquired how the elder was getting
along. He seems TO be feeling much
better" said his wife. He shaved
three times last night and twice this
morning"
This is the time when the spring
wind blows that brings the freckles Oh
your nose, that blows your hat anc
muses. your hair, and if you were 6
man YOU would surely swear. Blu
worst of all in the feminine heart, L
the time for the housekeeping germ tt
start, sit up and take notice, and all il
a minute there's more woe in one room
than the world should have in it. You
clean and you scrub and you sing
ooh. these are the wonderful glories o.
spring" When the sweet peas CONF
up in irregular rows, ana the graduate
plans on her summer clothes, and tin
small boys play marbles and chicken
sing. then you have all the signs ant
YOU know it's spring
The Detroit Evening News of last Sat
urday had the following to say OF the Al
ma-Albion game OF ball played Friday
Nav rs. at Albion: "Albion won iron
Alma in her third game OF the intercol
legiate series today, 5 to ,. Alma put n
.. far different game than might be ex
pected after the blue stories coming fron
her camp. and stood a good chance to vii
right up to the last minute. Johnson, he
little pitcher, twirled fine game, an
Kelmer starred at short. Alma score
once in the first on two-bagger by Ma
gidsohn, the first man up and an error
The visitors did not find Collar for auotl
er until the eighth. Keils scored Albion
first run i'll the third OH Campbell's erroi
and i'll the next inning knocked out two
sacker, bringing i'll Frye and Howe &c
: the other two tallies. Schultz score
again for Alma in the eighth, and the vi
itors looked good to tie the score in tt
ninth, Campbell making two-base hi
but Aldrich flew. Johnson famed, Magic
sohn went out to third, and the game va
over. Score:
g34 6 Z 9
Alma o D D D o o o.
Albion % D o D o O.