Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-03-30
Brock repairs gasoline stoves.

DR.. q. w. Pringle was in Ithaca
Tuesday.
See the new ribbons and laces at Pet
tyjohns.
For fancy dress patterns call at Yer
meulen's
Miss Louie Cornell spent Sunday in
Mt. Pleasant.
Two second. hand cook stoves for sale
cheap at Brooks.
S. II. Loveland has an increase Of
pension from s. to $l2
". O. Perkins Of D1shvf1re was III
Alma the first Of the week.
Buy your carpets at Hayt's Depart.
ment Store and save money.
Wall paper, white back at two cents
per single roll. Hayt's Department
Store.
Miss Abbie Day is spending the week
with relatives in Midland and North
Bradley.
Mrs Ella Johnson and son. Morris,
spent Sunday with relatives in Mt.
Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs A. l. Butterfeld have
moved into the residence recently pur-
chased of Henry Brew baker.
a w. Brock will open up tinshop
April LIST, and wishes TO meet all his old
customers as we'll a. new ones
If you have moved from one precinct
in the village to another it will be nee.
essary to re.register tomorrow.
Now is the time TO select your shirt
waists for summer. Gall at Vermeu.
lens and see their beautiful lines.
Miss Edah Blanchard is spending the
week In Grand Rapids and while there
attending the c. Z. convention in ses-
sion there this week.
A carload of fresh, neat, new buggies.
surries and road wagons. by far the lar.
gest line and finest styles ever seen in
Alma, Just received by j. W. Holmes q
Son.
If your hobby is good coffee, call on
b w. Ellison who sells full line of A
l. G. high grade coffees, which are fam
Gus for their strength, flavor and money
value.
Bachelors and widowers will have a
good opportunity to select a wife by
attending the "Old Maids Convention"
which is 70 be held in the opera house
April 10.
DIR. w. X Spencer, Miss Aria Holt
day and W. J. Padelford attended the
O. E convention in Grand Rapids this
week. the last two as delegates from
the local society,
Our styles are the handsomest and
qualities the best Now is the time and
l.. Smarts tailoring establishment is
the place to order your spring suit.
Over Stevens * Gargett's furniture
store.
Alma Is very fortunate In securing
the "Old Maids Convention" which is
booked 10 be at the opera house on April
10. Their appearance at Mt. Pleasant
attracted much attention and merri'
ment.
All interested i'll growing sugar beets
should attend the meeting in the opera
house tomorrow afternoon at two
O'Clock and hear Edmund Starke, who
will address the people on the sugar
beet question.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will hold an Easter Bazaar Tuesday
April 10, afternoon and evening, in
their room, No 1 in the opera house
block. Fancy articles and baked goods
will be on sale and light refreshments
served.
Marcus Pollasky gave talk before
the Bay View Club, Monday night, on
Buda Pesth The club have taken de.
lightful trip through Russia her provin.
ces. and Hungary, Buda Pesth being
the last place they visited. Mr. Pollas-
ky having visited the city on his Europ-
can trip few years ago. was able to tell
them many interesting things.
The Alma Sugar Company and the
city fathers Of st. Louis have come to a
satisfactory understanding in regard to
alleged clogging of the water mains OF
that city with refuse from the sugar
factory and the aforesaid fathers have
withdrawn their suit. Once more the
dove of peace has come out of its hole
and is Topping its wings over I'VE uns."
The special train over the Ann Arbol
for North Dakota that passed through
Alma Tuesday had on about loo passen
gers picked up from between Durand
and this point. Three tickets were SOLD
at this station The train which was tc