Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-02-19
Eyaporated Blackberries FIVE cents

per pound at Vermeulen's.
Try the Alma Roller Mills new corn
shelter. Ii works perfectly.
Call at Delava','s for bargains ~
boots, shoes, underwear, etc
Did YOU notice the fine electrical dis
play III the north last Saturday even
ing?
Several articles are individually
crowded out this week and will appear
later.
Frank Wood and Fred Bloomfield
expect To start next Monday for Cali
fornia.
Mrs. L. Evans and Miss Crane, of
Canada, are visiting Mrs. Monteith
this week.
The table factory under its new
ownership will be known as the Alma
Table Co.
Get your corn shelled at the Alma
Roller Mills Their new machine works
to perfection.
Evaporated apricots 10 cents per
pound or three pounds for % cents at
Vermeulens.
The new corn shelter at the Alma
Roller Mills does its work nicely.
Farmers try it.
Albert Smith has at last received
tardy recognition from Uncle Sam in
the shape Of a pension.
Mrs. A. ID. Hitchcock returned home
from Milan Tuesday night after three
weeks visit with friends there.
a. +. Ward, an old business man of
Mt. Pleasant died suddenly last Friday.
Supposed cause is heart disease.
Town treasurer Mccullough is clos
ing up the town taxes and expects to
return less than any preceding year.
The ladies of st. Johns church will
give banquet at the Wriget House
next Faiday night. Plates at Sl.00
each.
j. Il. LeMessuirier, of the Wright
House steam laundry. was in st. Johns
Monday, establishing an agency at that
place.
George Emsley and y. J. Mccullough
are the new owners of the table fac
tory. the deal having been closed up
last Friday.
Mrs. Geo Yerington leaves Saturday
morning for Springfield, Oregon. She
viii spend Sunday with James Clark S
family at Chicago.
The lecture last Friday at the Pes.
byterian church, by DR.. Hunting, WAS
very ENJOYABLE and instructive one
and was well attended.
Ladies should buy their dry 60 DIS,
curtains, carpets and shoes during THIS
month al r Il Pol.ashy : sale and save
more than the retailers profit.
Rev Washington Gardiner, who lee
lures Friday evening, March 4, on the
Struggle for Chattanooga, is one of the
prominent g. A. r of the state.
Judging from the prices that clothing
boots, shoes, underwear, gloves, mitts
ETC., are being sold for at +. +. Pol
lasky's the bottom must have complete.
ly dropped out of values.
A special convocation of Alma Chap
ter No. l23 II. A. NJ. will be held al
their hall on Saturday evening Febru
airy 20. Work on 4th degree. AL
members are requested to attend.
Benefits lunch room; bill of fare for
Saturday. Hot coffee, ham sand
witches, eggs, boiled or fried, baked
beans, cold chicken, oysters, raw OF
stewed, bread, pie, cake, cookies and
fried cakes
Reports 10 the State Board of Health
Lansing, by observers in different
parts of the state, show the disease:
which caused most sickness in Mich
lyon during the week ending Februar!
1870 be influenza, bronchitis, neuralgia
rheumrtism and pneumonia.
Rev. Frank Russell, d. D., Field Sec
rotary of the Evangelical Alliance
addressed large audience at the Pres
byterian church last Thursday evening
The reverend gentleman is an able anC
energetic speaker and held the atten
ton Of his audience to the end. TIL,
Alliance has for its object the in
crease of christian activity.
\. w. Wright planted one Thousand
speckled trout in the head waters o
the Pine above Beckley's dam. TIL,
young trout were planted by Franz
Wood who found among them one tina
possessed two separate, well developer
heads and one body. The youngste
was as active as any Of its companion
and is now in the possession Of Nh