Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-02-28
A full line of feed and grain.

Mr. and Mrs Frank Convis of Ithaca
spent Sunday in Alma.
The Union Aid Society held its last
meeting for this season, Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. y, j. Gardner and children, who
have been visiting II. d. Lemen's, have
gone TO Cadillac.
Alma Chapter, Q. L. s., regular
meeting Friday evening, March 9th.
Good attendance requested.
Bert Hayes, prosecuting attorney of
Montcalm county, was the guest of his
sister, Mrs. Bert Woodward, Sunday.
Nichols, the jeweler is daily receiving
the latest styles in buckles, belts and
fancy designs in jewelry. Call and see
them.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
give ii birthday social in G.. \. h. hall
Saturday afternoon from three to five
o'clock
Mrs NJ. Pollasky went to Detroit
Monday. Her son Max was seriously
injured IN runaway accident III that
city last week.
II. j. Ncrmeulen started Thursday
for Los Angles, Cal, stopping en- route
az Kansas City. Mrs. Nermeulen will
Join him about the first of April.
Dr. L. A. Bagley has the material on
the ground, and III the early spring will
make extensive improvements and
changes on his residence ON State street.
W, f. Hooper has sold the forty acres
known H. the Marion Park farm, -four
miles south of Alma, to Alexander
Dory. who Will move onto the farm
thi, spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. CT. M. Bildson enter
tanned the b. y. p. L. Wednesday
evening An excellent musical and
literary program was given and refresh
mcntS served.
Saturday, Feb. %, at , p. III. in front
of the table factory, will be sold on Il
chattle mortgage, one light brown horse,
eight years old, and one new Singer
sewing machine.
I'm the case of Prof. j. W. Ewing the
Office sought the man. 1t never occurred
70 him to offer himself as Il candidate
until he had been repeatedly importuned
10y friends in al parts of the state.
f. f.. Pollaslly's Up-to-Date Clothing
House, Is well stocked with the latest
novelties in clothing, shirts, neckwear
hats, and caps. In fact, everything
required by gentlemen who dress well.
About members of Alma Chapter
of .. T.. :. visited St. Louis Chapter
Wednesday night, in response TO invita-
ton. They all report very fine time
and are well pleased with their evenings
entertainment.
number of Alma young ladies gave
their gentlemen friends sleigh ride tt
Shepherd last Saturday This is tn,
beginning OF the revenge" the young
ladies declare they will mete out TO the
young gentlamen during the year.
I'm unusually interesting meeting OF
the Woman'S Club was held last Mon
day. Papers were read by Mrs G. II
Jcfts ON the Artists of the sixteenth
century. by Miss Caroline Delavan on
San Marco, and 10y Mrs. l.. 5. Stevens
ON the Renaissance and its work.
\ visitor to the kindergarten depart
ment Of the public schools, last Monday
saw on the black board some drawings
by little four and -year-old pupils, o
buds and stems of plants, which woulC
have done credit to any pupil i'll thu
building
The annual business meeting of tin
W. c. +. L.. will be- held at the home o
Mrs. w G. Clark next Wednesda.
afternoon. from three TO four O'Clock
y short program will be given after tn
business meeting and tea will be served
All are cordially invited.
At +. +. Pollasky's Model Sho
Parlors can always he found complet
assortment of the best and most fash
ionablc goods on the market, III ladies'
gent, and childrens fine shoes. Gu
citizens viii not have to leave Alma 4
| get the best gOOdS for the least money.
William Mover Post c. \. II. attcnde,
the service in the Presbyterian churcl
last Sunday evening, on invitation o
Rev. w. +. Jones, who preached sci
mon on the life and work of Washing
ton This popular pastor was at hi
best. and his sermon is said to have bee
one of the best ever delivered by him.
The creamery made large shipment
of butter this week to New York City
Traverse City, Detroit and Saginaw.
shipment of one-half ton of butter
made every alternate Monday
Traverse City. Thccreamery compan
has just filled large ice house in tn