Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-03-11
At VERMEULEN'S.
New Advertisements.
HOME AND VICINITY.

Have you registered?
Smoke the Belle Nelson at Benefits.
Call at Deavan's for bargains in
boots, shoes, etc.
School is closed at Riyerdale on ac-
count of scarlet fever.
O. NJ Everden was in Stanton
Thursday on business.
When in want of choice garden seeds,
in bulk, call on Balch Bros.
Melt Rogers left this week for the
Soldiers Home at Grand Rapids.
Miss lola Smith, of st. Louis, was in
town Wednesday visiting at the college.
Mrs. Will Lathrop, of Riverdale,
was the guest of Mrs. n. j. Mccullough
Wednesday.
Mesdames G., w. and w. w. Hatch,
of Ludington are visiting Mrs. Bart
Miller this week.
Joseph Ray has traded his residence
in west Alma to J. G. Tedrill, of West
Pine River for his forty acre farm.
HI. G.. Coates and Mrs o. j. Steward,
of Findlay, Ohio, father and sister of
Mrs. J. l.. Haskell are visiting her this
week.
Bennett furnished the refreshments
at the meeting OF the Nonpareil Club
at Pollasky's Hall last Wednesday
evening.
r. b. Woodmansee, w. d. Van
Deventer are the latest old veterans to
receive new pensions while henry
Losey gets an increase.
1t may be little early for egg stories
but yet the egg brought in by Elmer
Griffith is pretty fair sized one being
81 Ss inches around it each way.
Township committees will remember
that we have all the appliances for
printing the new form of tickets and in
vite you to call and see us, we guaran-
tee to print them according to law.
The first number of Christian Ed
ucation, an eight page paper devoted
to the interests of Alma College is out
this week. The Journal is monthly
and is edited by Prof. j. L. Ewing.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. L.
church will serve their regular supper
Wednesday evening, March 16, and in
connection will serve mush and milk.
Supper 10 cents; mush and milk 1Octs.
The many citizens who have dealt
with the sharks in the grocery bust
ness in Alma in times past will still
find it to their advantage to continue
dealing with them not only for courte-
Gus treatment, fair dealing, quality of
goods but for prices. The sharks re.
sent the slur put upon them and invite
critical comparison with the house
casting it. II. j. VERAIEULEN.
The Alma Record hauls Landlord
Day of the Bennett house, Mt. Pleas
ant, over the Goals because he refused
to allow number of X. of P's. to make
a hoodlum of his hotel on Washington's
birthday.-Shepherd News. There is
where you are wrong Mr.. News. The
RECORD does nothing of the kind, it
hasn't even any evidence that the
house was turned into hoodlum but
Of course it may not have had the same
facilities for knowing that the News
had.
The graduates Of the high school are
earnestly requested to be present at
meeting TO be held at High School
building at four o'clock on Wednesday
of next week. At this meeting an
organization of the Alumni Associa-
ton. will be perfected and arrange
ments made for whatever exercises it
may seem desirable to hold at COM
mencement time. Alma's public
schools are among the best institutions
Of our town and those who have
finished their courses there should feel
proud of their work and enter earnest
ly into the project Of an Alumni Asso-
citation.