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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-23
INTERESTING RElNZVl s ScENCES
OF THE CIVIL WAR
MIR. Thad c. Strom Relates His Experiences and Ob'
seryations of Four Years of Active Service.
Very Interesting Article.

On the 18th day of August, 1861,
/ left my mothers roof, and volun-
teered in Abner Perrin's company.
We went to camp Butler, near the
town of Aiken, S. G. Nine other
companies came from other parts
of the state. This became then the
14th South Carolina regiment. Per
rims company was company u. In
November. 'el, we went to Charles
ton, S. C.sIn few days we were on
our way to the Port Royal river to
watch the Yanks.
On the lst day of January, 1862,
the Yanks landed on our side of the
river. and we had little fight. The
Yanks fell back, under cover OF
their gunboats and we lost nine kill;
ed and wounded from our regiment.
There we staid on guard duty till
April, go, when we were sent to
Richmond, and put in Gen. Maxcy
gg'sstrigade. There were five
South Carolina regiments in this
brigade, the first, eleventh, twelfth,
thirteenth and fourteenth.
May '69, we were on the Kappa
hammock river. The Yanks moved
down near Richmond, and we re-
moved to the Chiekahominy. On
sthe ssth Of June, we fought the first
! battle of Cold Harbor, going in
with sixty-fve men Thirty were
killed and wounded. The Yanks
moved to their left, We moved to
y. our right and the battle of Savage
Station was fought. On the Soth OF
June we fought the battle of Fra
sz,ier's Farm and lost FIVE of our COM
pany, ( He'd and wounded.
Ont the first day OF July 'e2, came
the battle Of Malvern Hill, that end
ed the seven days fight around
Richmond. Our brigade was then
put in in A. P. Hills division and
Stonewall Jackson's corps. Early IN
August we began to move up the
Rappahannock river; Yanks on one
side, and we on the other. On the
9th of August was fought the battle
&of Cedar fountain. Wethen moved
up the river on the 25th of August,
ftanksd the Yankees and went up
and captured Manassas, with a good
deal of supplies and good many
Yanks. I swapped canteens with a
Yank. and have it with me yet.
On the 2sth, 2sth and 3oth of
August, ,'s2, we fought the second
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-23

battle of Manassas, and it was a
hard fight, 10000 Yanks killed and
twenty thousand rebels. The Yanks
retreated but we followed and the
battle of Or Hill was fought. The
Yanks then crossed the Potomac
river. We crossed into Maryland on
the 9Th of September. On the 18th,
we crossed back into Virginia, and
,, drove the Yanks out of Martins
burg, Va. On the 18th of Septem-
Der, we captured Harper's Ferry,
| with a great many Yanks, guns and
ammunition of war. 1t took that
day and the next for Jackson to pa
role the Yanks.
Lee was in Maryland with part
of the army on the 18th He was
hard pressed. We made a forced
march and crossed the river in good
time for the battle Of Sharpsburg,
Maryland. In that battle my oldest
brother, Robert Strom, was killed.
He was color sergeant of the l.. A.
regiment. We lay in line that day
and the next day until late in the
evening, when we crossed back into
Virgin ia. We went mile and
camped on the Goth.
The Yanks then came over the
river and we advanced on them.
drove them back, some being killed
on both sides
We camped up in the valley un-
til the last of November and then
crossed the Blue Ridge mountains,
and went to Fredericksburg on the
Rappahannock. On the 18th day of
December, battle was fought, in
which General Maxcy Gregg was
killed and Sam McGo ,gan of the
14th regiment was pr.C in command
of the brigade. We did guard duty
on the river that winter.
In May 'es, the Yanks came over
the river. We went with Jackson
and banked them. On the End day
of May Jackson was killed by mis-
take of some of our men at
night; The 3rd day Of MasSwe adj
vanced on them, and fought hard
battle. 1 was wounded in the face,
the ball going in under my right
ear, through the root of my tongue,
broke my left under jaw and lodg-
ed. In about eight hours the doctor
pulled it out of my mouth. l have
the ball yet. I was then sent to
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-23
Diagnosis.
The bookkeeper a,

The bookkeeper answered the
phone.
"Is this Wilkins market 2"
"Yes, man,
''This is Mrs. Johnston. l want
you to know that the liver you sent
over to-day was extremely unsatis-
factory. 1t was not calf's liver at
all. Calls liver is always tender,
and there is no mistaking-"
"Just moment, madam. | will
call the proprietor"
what is it?" Wilkins asked.
The bookkeeper surrendered the
phone.
"Mrs. Johnson" she said, Liver
complaint
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-23

"We are never completely hap
py," said the ready-made phil
osopher.
'of course not said the practi-
cal person. "a boy wishes he We're
a man so that he could have all the
mince pie he wants and a man wishes
he were boy so that he could di-
gest it. y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-23
GSsses.a assa.s.

Love- remarked the romantic
young man, is said to brighten
the eye."
81 don't know about that" re-
Joined the practical maid, but it
hasa tendency to disarrange. ones
hair."-Chicago News.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-23
For Sale.

Pony suitable for child. at a
bargain.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-23
$4,000

town and county:
w NJ Vann, Trenton, $4,000
NJ M Padgett, Trenton, $500
H NJ Herlong, Trenton, 500
Jas Smith, Trenton, l.5o
w NJ Leopard, Trenton, l.5o
w G QUITS, Edge6eld, $500
o B Anderson, Edgefeld, $500
B Timmons, Edge6eld, 5000
Jas M Cobb, Edgefeld, 10000
"A r Nicholson, Edgefeld, 500
DR. A r Nicholson, Edgefeld, 500
B E Nicholson, Edgefeld, $500
w H Turner, Edgeield, 5000
R L Dunovant, Edgeneld, :, 500
L S Kernaghan, Edgefeld, 500
Mrs Elizabeth Cobb. Edgefeld, 600
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-23
Their Generosity Commended.

Everyone is constrained to ad-
mire the loyalty and generous spirit
of the Methodists of South Carroll
ma in the matter of providing funds
with which to restore the Colum-
bia college which was destroyed by
fire some months ago. In the report
of the financial agent as published
in The State a few days ago we
find the following very generous
contributions from residents of our
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-04
SenFonsi 6minSler BON ben EbiliS'
pinen.

Seit Wohen tuur6e eine arBdbI
nornebmer genfionnte 9erIins burh
eine iebr egotiihe RerionIihteit se-
bran6i6ast. Ser ausldnber Ipraa
nir u1atgeBaft frarSofifd, iteIte
fid aIs ardt Dor unO er3GbIte, in-
bem er fib aitf einen beriibmten 4li'
nifer 9erIins berief, bab er in ber
Heifsbniptitnbt einen piiienihaft.
Iiden aurius 6rrhmaden tpoIIe. Der
rSerr 9oftor" mietbete elm 3immer
auf mebrere Ronate. Cine Inn 6en
sails eeihlunsene lange llbrtette,
mebrere 8rillantrinee unb elm 5ides
S6edbuf erbobten ben gIdn3enben
@inbrud oes ausIdnSiiden @aites,
Der bon ben Bbilippinen au foMnen
borsdb. 90 Der neue Ttietber fein
6elitibes @eIb BEL ii6 batte, feline
9anf aber ansebIid sei6loNen mar,
10 mabte es ben Benitonstpirtbinnen
elm 8ergniisen, bem rSerrn 9ottor"
NIT 90 Bis 100 Warf aus5ubeIfen.
8inpeiIen muBte er aud Elm brinsen.
6es SeIesramm aufgeben; Der Wtie.
tber nabm einen 8eniionsangeiteIlter
NIT, Sem es Elm ebenic sroBes Der.
sniisen bereitete, Dor Sem Boitamt
bic Geleerammgebiibren in $obe bon
~ Bis 90 Warf 5u berausIaeen.
0aralf itidte Der sIusIGnbsr ben
anseItellten gum nGditen Babnbof
cher Reiiebureau, I'M ieine uHfang.
reiheH &off<p dbSuboIen. 9ei6er
ftellten ft6 bic @epafideine aIs db.
seriiIene Stide bon ensIiihen
Sradtbriefen pSer bon beuti6en Gil.
trddtbrtefen beraus, bic pollitGnbig
tpertblos tpdren. GortsSeste @ar.
ningen Der 8erIiner 4riminalpoIi3ei,
bic 6em Sfnpin6Ier bas Sanbfuerf
Iegen fol1ten, boIfen nt6ts. Da fraste
Ssr einisen Gnaen cine grinotbotel.
5efiterin BEL Der RriminaIpolbi an,
tpie fe iid su ibreM gGetber, bem
abbofoten Gaetano Sena aus l1ru.
girnn iteIlen IoIle, Der feine anmel.
Suns bintertrsibe unb beiien gapiere
Bel Der @eionbtiddft Iiesen ioIlten,
bort dber nint befdnnt feier. Der
RriminaIfor,mifdr, Der bic GffGre
bearbeitete, Adbts an ben arat bon
ben pbiIippinen unS Iieb Germ sc.
no ins grGibbilm bitten. Dort .nt.
pirppte iiH Der raSuotat" in Der That
aIs Der Iansgeiudts penitonsifnpirb-
Ter. Rette uno gtinee tporen Simili
unb bos Sdedbuh mar in einem
gapiersei4Gft sefaiiit. Send purbe
perbaftet; er CAB an, Elm Sansnle
bon ben 9biIippinen su iein unb in
guenos aires ,u fpobnen. CUR 9eit
bat er ieboh in Wonbit aufentbalt
uebmer miiiien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-04
Die Sansfliest.

@esen Die SausfIiese iol cine
formIibe Champagne IN bem ean3en
2anbe eroiret tperoen. Der Gene
ralar3t Sterrberg Der 9unoesarmee
unO anbere meoi3intid,e &apnsitGten
erfIdren, baB bic 5Iiege mebr Rrart'
heiten per,iriaft, ais ireerb etrphs
ar6eres. Or. s. &. 8eper bon Retp
Oorf, Der ben &egenitano gum Spe.
,ialituNum senabt bat, iaet, 6ab
bic 5liege nidt nur Cholera.
s6pinoiu9t 9ppbus, Boden, Aus.
fat, ionbern aud Diel nroere &rdnt.
beiten peruriafe. Desbalb iei es
notbpenois, 9rdbtfertiter an ben
SGuiern anstbrinsen unb oud bic
9biiren Sur9 Drabrgeflebte gegen
bas @inSringen Der SIiegen 5u
idiisen. slud ioate man ole geab.
runasmittel rp6breno bes Sommers
suaeoedt balten, 6aMit bic Gliegen
bieie nidt oeuinreinieen fonnen.
9eionbers poriittig iolten bic
Stanbeiiser iein, benn nirsenos &C.
beiben Die 2lieeen beiier, als in ben
Grfrementen Der Ebiere. aus oein
Rranten3irnmer iolten bic Sliegen
nit SorsfaIt ferpesbalten peroen.
ba iie nidt MIR be 2ranfen belditi'
gen, ionbern ou9 tbre 2eioen irten'
itper MAIDEN unb Reime alf AM
Sere, geIunbe RenFden itleppen.
Mud, Die Babies ioater Dor 6ltesen
aeifiist mer6en. @enn eine Sous
frau cine 6lieee in ibrer Bobnung
iinSet, bann ioate iie iofort SagS aul
bieie MAIDEN uno ni6t cher oaHttt
aufb6ren, ais bis fe ioI4e getohtet
hat. Wsit Der &nbrinslng BON
Drabtfenitern ioIlte man nibt mar
ten, ionberp idon bel Seginr Der
tpornten Ditteruna bic @obnuns
Idiisen, bas iei bon gr0Bter Bid-
tiafeit. Den WsildbGnSIern ioIIts
aufgetragen tper6eu, nitt nlir ibre
8lase Dor ben Sliesen gu i4iisen,
Ionbern au6 ibre YaHdtunpen nit
Drabtgefledt su bebedcn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-04
0ermifAteS Tnlanb.

Sn bsm Stdotden Serreio In Glib
Daiota 1T Der @eiddftstbeil ab8ebraunt.
S9aben $3.50, 1000.
- 8srbanblunssn i'm S6nsiOsritrsif
in gtsp gOrt luiisn butOiss 8eilesuu8
Der Strsitisfeiten uorausiebeu.
- 8albbrdnOs buben In Osm StOue.
DiItriit nabs Sort Collins. Col. eineu
SdaOsn uOu fuit 100000 unseriatet.
SIM altsr uon II Subrsn fturb in
Jlep gort Or. Srisbrid 9ilientbal,
elmer Der lsitsuosu Osutideu Gersts Der
Staot.
Su sin3elnsu Tbeilsn BON Seutudp
babsn fur9tbars Rsseushiis GuSe les-
ter 8O9s sinen Sduoeu BON elmer
Wtilliou anseridtst.
- Ole oiesidbrtse Rfiriidernts BON
@eorsia iibsrtrifft bic rsforobredenbs
Oss Sabrss 1909 nod I'M stwa 300
Babnpassnlaounssn.
= Gin 5susr ssrit6rts in Baufssan,
Sqs., ote Gnluseu Der Durauo Steel
9acqusr 60. unO Der Ebomas SraB &
Sron 60. uub ridtste sinen S9aben
uon $35O,OOO on.
-Sn Guburn, u. o., ftarb Samss
Ri4arb Cor. Der sinit Der usrtraute
5rsuno uno Ratbssber bes Staatsietre.
tars uutsr Praiiosut SiueulH mar, i'm
alter bon 30 Sahrtn.
Prdiiosnt @ompsrs bon Der ame.
rican 5eoeration Of 2abor ertldrts In
0aibinston. oab bic felt einisen Tassn
ciriuIirtsn @sriidte BON isinsm bsabiid.
tistsn Riidtritt erfuuosu iino.
-Su 9isp Orleans traf bic Dislb'
uus Elm, OuB oas Ssrbot Der Sauunen.
ausfubr aus Sonouras uadl ben Ser.
Stuaten uisber uufsebObsu 1T. Dar'
aus idlisBt man, oaB in Sonouras wts'
Der 5risos bsrridt.
@sOrss Sall. elm Pionisr unb be.
FAINTER @si4aftsmaun I'M Staat Daib'
iuston. Der in SEATTLE Selbitmorb be-
sius. bat Der .Sumane SOcistp" bon
Seattle $4,000 nit Der Ssitimmuns
psrmuht. Ous Ous @elO OaBu usrpanot
wsrosn fol-. I'm bic Gage Der arbeitss
pferoe ju usrbefsrn.
- Die uutsr Dem yiamsn -llnitsb
8ut6srs Of amsrica" betannte Srsani'
iation mill in ibrsr pom Is. bic gum 10.
Gusuit in Chicago abjubaltenben @on'
psntion barauf biuarbsitsn, oas unab'
bdusiss Sdludtbduisr srridtst werbsn,
nm osm 5lsiidtruit @ouiurrsu5 su mos
den uuo Die 5lsiidprsiis bsruntsr su
briuseu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-04
Mu6lano.

- aus RuBluub piro semelbet, baB
pom 25. bis jum 29. Suli influiius 200
Suosn aus 9iep usrtrisbsn woroen iiub.
- Bie aus Drssosn senslbet niro,
bat bic OOrtise 9uftitiffssisuiduft fi&
ssjwunssu ssisbsu, ibrsn @ouenrs an'
jumslosu.
- 8si einem Srtan, Der iibsr Nfai.
lamb, Stalien. biuwssts. aabsn ieAjis
PerIonsn ibr 9sbeu siusebtBt uuo msbr
als ,psibuuOsrt iiuO usrlsst UOrOsn.
- Gin rssslrsdtsr 9uftidiff Raiia.
si.r.Ssrisbr 1T ;miidsu @suf uno Su.
germ sr0fiust worbsn. Der Preis fir
cine Sabrt 1T uuf $40 pro PsriOn feit'
ssisst.
- 8st sinsm Dolisubru9, bsr bas
StdOtdsu Sssl (?) i'm eOmitat Sibar
beimiudts, fanbsn fiiufunb3pan3is Psr'
iousn ibrsn TOo. Der an @ebduosn in
8uoapsit, an Sdrtsn uno 5slbsru in
Der umssssub aussri4tsts S4aosn lit
enorm.
- Der nambaite Staatsrshtslebrer
Der uuiusriit1t Wtiiuhen, Brofeiior
5rsibsrr Surl b. Stsussl, bssins bic
5sisr isinss iisb;isftsu @eburtstaoss.
Dem @slsbrtsu Wurbsn numsutlid aus
utuosmiidsn Srsiisu srOBs @brunssn
erpieieu.
- Sm alter uOu fuit 80 Sabrsn LIT
In Berlin @uitau TOlOs, Der Bssriinbsr
Der bsutidsu SbOa6lOisn'Gipls, aus
benz Vsben ssidisoen. Der ielbitloie
8obltbdtsr unb Srsunb Der grmen
lsbts felt Uielsn Subrsn ftill unS ,uriid.
ssjossn un6 mar bstuabe uer9elfen.
- Soeben lit in Berlin cine nur flr
Sraueu bsftimmts @enofeni6afts.8 .8anf
sssriinbst wOr6en. Disislbs bot ben
5wsd, islbftdnOis ssidaftlid tbdtissn
5ruusn an bic 9auo 3u ssbsn, ba Oisisn
uou ben auOersu 8unfen sspSbuli6
ui6t Osrielbs srsOit seudbrt mirO. tpis
ben Wf6nnern.
- Die RsiasbuuptituSt Berlin bat
bonn Sort Sisius Ous sun;s 0atbss.
lauOs uuf Der 8Hlbeios fiir 80 OtiIlio.
usu Murt iduflid srpOrbsu. Der sinsn
isbr bsliebteu ausfussOrt bsr SerIinsr
bilOsnOs Balo wirO in sinsu Bari Der.
puuoslt uuO fir bic anlssuus zines
sroBurtissn @uiisrweriss bsnust. aui
siusm Ebstl Oss srOssu GOmpIsrss Uirb
cine StasutolOnis ssplaut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-04
Gin faIider StaatsaRlualt

Ut in Der Rerion BEG 81 Sabre aIten
SanbluussgebiGfeu @ottidaIt In
Dresden osrbaftet iporSen. @ottibaIf
lit elmer Der 9etpunbteiten SodItapler
DeutIdIanos. 8aIo trat er als Se.
tretGr Der itaIieniideH gotidaft ouf,
Der einen ReiiebesIeiter iudte, boI6
leste er iih ben Namen Or. meo.
Rpsauih bel, balo be5eibnete er Iid
aIs 81itsIieS Ses 8ormunOi6aftsee.
rif,ts; ifberan arbetete er nit gutem
grfoIg nn6 prsIlte ieine Spfer um
erbeblife Surtmen. Sn Sranffurt
a. Wl. aob er ii1 aIs StaatsantpaIt
aus uuo erIeidtsrte einen Sabritbe.
liter i'm anihlub an Elm SettseIaae
nm 1000 Wtorf. Seine DerhaftlIra
.rfoIate, aIs er in Dresden in Der
Uniform zines StabsurJtes einem
ReiIeasfdbrten, ben e. diif Der 8obn.
Iohrt nu1 Dresden ar9eipro6en
katte, msbpre buESert Wart ab-
pGbm. l ~.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-04
Gifenbabn Seittabelle.
SsIasars, sada,panna uuS ss.li.rn satu.
Seiee Eelepbone


SH Rraft ben "a. Sunt 1906
GiSIta-BrI6Bt Scranton fir Rtp gorF
am 2.05, $3.50. sos. 800, 1920, Born. (,
~. 10, 3.25 unb $40 Ra&mtitaas. Nfir
Res Sort uHb philadelphia, um 500 Born. :,
f2.l0 uHb 3.35 Ra&mfttaas, Niir
Tsbvbanna, 6.f0 Ra&mittaas.
RSrbIIa SIR Buffalo um is, 6.25u. 600
Rsr.; i.55. $40 uHb ff.f0 Radmittaas. aiir
BiuatamtoH, Glmtra unb 3pif&,nfatipr,u mn,
1910 Ror. unt los HaGm. Hir Ssp,ap,
SsraeuGt une Utica. um f.i5 unb 6. 25 RsY. .,
f.55 Ra&mtitaes. SsEsas. @sraeuIt unS
utica Bug I'm 6.25 Wpr. I6uft t6aIiG. ausos.
uemmtu SSnutaes. 8iir RuHtrSlt um 600
Rpr.; los unb 6:4O RaGm. RiHpITpu DC,
esmObatiou. I'm 400 sla&mittaas. gtne.
ka niptsu aeecmcbaticu, TIN 6.f5 Natmittoos
Nlssmsbnrs Sibiiion-gsrIG6f SnantSn
VAr RcrtbumbtrIanb TIM 6.35, 10 90 Rcr. ,
I .55 unb GAO Ra&m. Cir plymouth um go
Ra&mtttass.
SonntaeSs3fiae.
SahIt&-SHr RtH gorI nm 2.O5, 3.2O
sos unb 1920 Msrssns; 3.35 uab 3,4O
Rd@m.
R6rhIl9 - 8Hr Buffalo I'm f.f5, uut
6.25 @or. f.55, $40 uub ff,f0 Nodm.
Cir Btnebanitpu uub 3pif&snfattuHtu, 800
uub 1910 8srmtitags.
DIeemsbHrg 9ibifiou-g -gtrI6ei Suautpu
. m 1920 Rcr. aub GAO RaGmitiaas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-04

- Belle POlOaAise. sPP-sAk
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-04
sadatBaHHa & @bomins Ballet.
(eaureI 9inie.)
9pif&sn SnantOn unb @iIfts. Barre.

3pf&sn SCRANTON unb @iIfss.gdrs.
3Ass strIaHsn Scranton um 1 90, 200, 3 90
400, 500 uHs 800 Nsrasns. TIN S 40 Wpr.
gems al Bo6tntastn unh aut uaGfcIatnb,
Ipantts Rtuuttu, uHb nm 700 Tprasns an
SeuHtaseH uHb alt Ha9icIstrbt ipaniia Ri.
uuitn bts uuh tufIuHSt IL no Rd6is, In WfI.
Ges.Sarrt al RtnuisH ibdtsr anFcmmsub.
erpnsiast, Hur Ia pttisicH anbaIttub, S.r.
ahta Sndutcu aut Stunbt idaIt&, dusa,.
nDuiaisu Scuntdas nub 6tItrtaasR. Bon 7.f9
Wcrstus BE 7.t9 astubs. uHs trtiftn ia @iI.
Ees.8arTs 80 WiHuttu fpdttr elm.
OtilestT Dtsna ,ntT6.a Scranton. RdS aua
Iayf, eaaa Tdrf, psinsburd unb Sunmors.
Stset BassoIaH far stbddb.tUrbsrabt 3Hss.
Lsst 10 RTafs an 8. SuIii907.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-02-17
Choice Nursery Stock

FOR Orchard, Lawn and Garden
From GROWER TO PLANTER LOW
uoiI IS rorty years experience in
write for Cataios send Want T.i.,
TIE MUTUAL NURSERIES,
Chas, A. Iigenfritz. Mouros w,o,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-02-17
DIR. BRUSKE and FRANK HURST.

DIR. Bruske and Frank Hurst of the
college will both speak at a banquet
given by the business men of Tecumseh
i'll the parlors Of the Presbyterian church
of that city on the 22 of this month. DIR.
Bruske will give the principal address
of the evening on the subject of Our
Country Rich in Memory" Mr.. Hurs,
will act in the capacity of toastmaster,
and this assures the Tecumsecites oil
something good along that line. as Mr.,
Hurst is one of the most popular ban.
quet speakers of Alma college. The bar
quet is given by abont one hundred anc
fifty of the business men Of the city.
j. Writ Cunning, at present pastor OF
the church in which the banquet will be
held, has accepted a call to the Presby
terrain church at Portsmouth, Ohio, ant
will take up his duties in the new field
some time this spring. Mr.. Dunning il
QUE of TIE most successful ministers whit
has left Alma college, and his success |,
a source of qualification to all who know
him.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-02-17
NEW HARDWARE STORE
N. |. PerrigO Of Forest Hill InStallS
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-02-17

mon council OF the CITY of Alma in
council room on the above date
The council was called to order by
Mayor Pro Tenn Russell.
Present-Alds. Fuller, Ogden, Glass.
Russell. Fullerton, and Vliet
There being quorum PRESENT, the
council was declared to be in session
The Journal of the preceding
meetings were read aud approved
On motion of Aid Glass supported by
Aid Ogden that the report of the CITY
treasurer be accented and placed ON
file Motion carried
On motion of Aid Fuller summarized
by Aid Fullerton that the following
claims be allowed at foot ing and the
clerk instruced to issue orders for the
same
Mayor McClinton appears
Mayor McClinton makes the follow.
ing appointment for lire department
driver for the ensuing year at same
salary as last wear, ". A. Peck On
motion the appointment was confirm.
ed
GENERAL. FUND.
Alma @ & L Co. light S2,6 40
Alma q & L Co. city hall IL 80
Smith & Car mdse 10 "a
HIGHWAY FUND.
Chss Morgan labor: 90
WATER. FUND.
Aia'" " * l. 20 water 225 90
On motion of Aid Glass supported bv
Ala 'iiet the council adjourned
i'aac nussel ID w Adams
o' TO lem City Clerk
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-02-17
MISSED A TREAT
MGndelSSOhn Concert BY The High
School Chorus a Success
AUDIENCE WAS TO SMALL
Pupils of Miss HeaFn, Instructor in Music
Show Up Well

There nre i'll the neighborhood of two
hundred parents Of high school and
eight grade pupils who failed to avail
themselves of the opportunity of hear
ing their sons and daughters i'll a very
successful concert at the Methodist
church Wednesday evening. The lack
of interest on the part of the parents
and friends Of those taking part in the
program was surprising. as usually
school affairs demand a great deal OF
attention, However, the audience lis en-.
ing to the music of the high school
chorus Wednesday was not at all what
it should have been considering the
nature and quality of the evening 5
entertainment and the nominal price Of
admission No doubt with all the ex-
pressions ofpleasure and congratulations
extended to Miss Hearn at the close of
the entertainment, il might be repeated
to a much lar yer audience
Miss Hearn gave the solo go Rest in
the Lord" from the orelorio Elijah.
Miss Hedrn has a fine voice and one that
ii is a pleasure to hear. She sings
easily and naturally and sympathetically
carrying her audience along with her.
She has wide range and all her tones
are clear and mellow, and show the
result of good natural voice carefully
IN,
good voice Wednesday night and render
ed the solo in a pleasing way, but de-
clined to respond to an encore.
The chorus shows up especially well
among the boys. 1t is usually hard to
get boys to sing in public and the fact
that so many of them are willing to do
so is very encouraging. More is ex-
pected from the girls in the way of
singing and hence when such good re-
presentation of boys can be secured the
instructor in charge is certainly TO be
congratulated. The girls did credit to
themselves also.
But of course most of the honor for
Tue evening SuCCeoS ldliS W bliss NVid
Hearn the instructor, who has drilled
and trained the chorus and glee club
for the work. The work is part of
the regular school work. the concert
being i'll a way i'll the nature of All
exhibition The chorus work was
especially good and made it apparent
that great deal of careful effort had
been made to bring the productions mp
to the high standard which they attain
ed. The only disappointing feature Of
the evening was that more did not
attend.
The program of the evening consisted
of ten numbers all of which were
credtably rendered during the evening.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-02-17
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