Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-04-17

The Messenger home Is undergoing
several interior renovations.
Prof. Ellsworth was in Mt. Pleasant
today looking for teachers for the COM
ing year.
B. l.. Walker spent the day in North
Star last Friday and succeeded in secur-
ing the position of principal of the N orth
Star high school.
We have new lawn mower sharpen
or that does the business. Burdette
Foruuer. 1464tl
The Mt. Pleasant Indian School base
ball team plays here with the College
next Saturday. Alma has q very fast
team this year and those who go will
see q good game.
Mrs. Rundion of the upper peninsula
visited the latter part Of last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Iverson. Mr.. and
Mrs Rundion are moving to Alma.
J.E. Davidson and Edward Davidson
and their families of Arcadia left for
Portland, Oregon, Saturday morning.
and will make that place their future
home.
WANTED-In resort town, competent
girl for general homework, no washing,
three in family. Inquire RECORD office
or write to Mrs. @. ID. TowNE, Elk
Rapids. Michigan. 1464t3
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
had charge of the sales at the Lee Mer-
camille Cos. stores last Thursday and
five per cent of the proceeds went to the
church. The ladies did very well.
One hundred and seventy-five hotel
men met at Lansing last Wednesday to
look after their interests. when the Anti
hotel Liquor bill was introduced into the
House. The bill was laid ON the shelf
for ten days.
Does your lawn mower need sharpen
ing? New machine, old price, 90 cents,
at Burdette Forquer's. l464tl
Spring Shirts, just in. The hand
{ soonest variety we have ever shown.
The quality and fit are beyond a doubt
d the best for the price. SOC. Sl.0O $3.50.
y Messenger & Co.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church,
i cleared about $500 at he Lee Mercan-
It tile church sale last Thursday. They
now have their penny ribbons III the
q different stores. These ribbons are one
- yard long adhesive, and will hold 81
pennies. The ladies hope to secure one
half mile of pennies.
A. A pleasant party of about fifteen o.
the young friends of Mr.. and Mrs. N
]. McPhee, met at their home last Fri
:, day night. Much conventional blacl
was in evidence. Instrumental AM
vocal music in profusion, together wit
various games and dainty midnIgh
- lunch, which was served by the hostes
- made up the evenings entertainment
FOR SALE-Horses, Farm or Cit
property ON time. Cash not needed.
I464t4 JOSEPH DREW.
o. Mrs. NJ. A. Fisher died at her home
this city last Saturday night Of heal
disease at the age of 20 years. Decease
- leaves eight children to mourn her d.
=. parrure. The funeral was held in Il
well this aftern, on and the body II
TERED at that place.
VI Teachers who jump their contrac
is' had better look a "leedle out" lest the
on get into trouble. Representative Peri
of Osceola has introduced q bill whic
Id makes violation of faith on the part
cir school ma ans q serious matter. II
lie bill provides that q teacher who ente
into a contract TO teach in a distri
ma must abide by the contract unless Il
81 resignation is accepted by the scho
ZEN board, else render himself or herse
pm liable to revocation Of his or her &c
tificate to teach during the life OF g
for contract. Districts are barred from q
md cepting contract jumpers under
ion penalty of losing their primary none