Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-23

Get "A pretty calendar free at Alma
| Mercantile Co.'S.
Ladies' kid gloves at greatly reduced
prices at Delavan's
+. Comstock. the table factory gentle
man, is IN tOwh This week.
For RENT:-A nice house well To-
Gated E,quire OF l.. Kehn. 7Sj-tf
Miss Lille Ayers. of Jackson, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. }. w. Holmes.
Sol. Cooley. auctioneer, Shepherd.
Mich. For particulars enquire at this
office. 7S5 2m
Miss May Taylor, who has for some
time been visiting in Toledo, has re-
turned.
Ask for one of those useful presents
when purchasing goods at f. K. Pol
lasky's.
ground in ST. Louis last Thursday
morning. Total loss.
Ladies, don't fail to see the beauti-
full display of wash dress goods in the
windows of f. + POllasky's.
j. w. Snyder left last Saturday for
! New York where he will remain about
three weeks settling up an estate.
The new spring styles in tailor made
clothing, are blacks and grays. l..
Kehn has just received his new stock"
Holy communion services at st.
Johns Episcopal church, next Sunday,
usual.
Have you seen the nobby spring
styles in ladies and miss capes and
jackets? If not, call at +. f. Pol
lasky's.
Remember the Republican caucus
for the township of Arcadia, next Sat
urday afternoon, March oath, at Fire
mems Hall.
take great pleasure in commencing
to public favor the Schumann Male
Quartet. of Chicago. L. o. Emerson,
Music Director, Boston, Mass.
Hear the Easter sermon at the Pres
byterian church next Sunday morning,
and the Easter services given at the
same place in the evening by the Sun
day school.
Charles Myers, who for years resided
near Alma and few months ago was
sent to the Soldiers Home, lat Grand Rap
engine. HIS remains were cared
for there.
The Alma Fire Department will meet
at their hall, on Thursday evening,
April 9th, for the purpose of putting in
nomination candidates for the different
offices of the department. There
should be good attendance.
The noted Miss Harriet Vreeland,
graduate of the preparatory school of
oratory, of the City of New York.
will give an entertainment under the
auspices of the Epworth League, at the
M. E church, Tuesday evening, April
3rd, 1894.
5. Fillmore Bennett, of this place,
the author of Sweet Bye and Bye, has
| just written very handsome poem
entitled "Old Glory" anational hymn,
which he is getting copyrighted.
When ready it will be put to music and
if we are not very much mistaken, will
be very popular.
The Alma Auxiliary will celebrate
the silver anniversary of the w. +. M.
), of the NJ. L. church, next Sunday
evening. An attractive program will
be prepared. Mrs. III. K. Taylor, of
Merrill, will be present and deliver an
address. The meeting will be presided
over by Mrs. Pettyjohn.
The next annual reunion of the 18th
Michigan Infantry will be held in
Grand Rapids on Friday, April 6. An
excellent program is being arranged
and it is expected that this will be one
of the best reunions ever held by that
regiment. Headquarters will be at the
Bridge Street House where a banquet
will be held in the evening at which
Gov. Rich, Ex-Congressman Belknap
and other speakers will entertain the
boys"
The propretors of Vaughan's seed
store, Chicago, have notified the REC
ORD that they will mail, free, a package
of twenty varieties of flower seeds to
any school teacher who will apply for
the same and agree to arrange with the
scholars to plant them and report re-
suits to the ABOVE named firm at the
end of the season. Applications should
be sent at once, endorsed by director
of the school board, ana should give
the state, county and township name.
with number of school district.
In the case of Gov. Rich against the
state board of canvassers, the supreme
court overruled the demurrer of the
defendent board, and entered a Judge