Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-04-29

Green vegetables of all kinds not
sprinkled with river water at Nedler's
grocery store.
w. Sly, of Williamson visited at
the home of ]. T. Anderson and wife
last Thursday.
G. NJ. Shumaker of New Paris, Ind.
arrived Saturday for visit with rela-
tives in this city.
Mrs. w. D. Strong left Friday morn
ing'for weeks visit with her son
in Grand Rapids.
Blood Bone Tankage High Grade
Fertilizer is sold bv j. NJ Montigel East
Superori Street. Alma. Mich. X
Fifteen photographs for the price of
twelve from April 81 to May 9 inclu-
sive. Horn the photographer
Mrs Frank Peas arrived Saturday
for a few days visit at the home of
Mrs. J. NJ. Miller in this city. I.
Fifteen photographs for the price of
twelve from April y to May o inclu-
sive. Horn the photographer.
Rat-snapl No danger in handling
but do not eat You get it at Med
ler's grocery store. Both phones
1875. x
Paul H. Kelby, L. ID. Kiebler, j.
A. Beddow and Fred Sorrenson of Mt.
Pheasant we're visitors in our city Sat
urday.
Mrs A. Zeigler left Monday morn
ing for Evergreen, Montcalm county.
where she will spend week the guest
of her mother.
Mrs r. G. Rhines, of Ashley who
has been the guest of G. ii. Washburn
and family in this city returned to her
home Saturday.
l.. g. COPYRIGHT returned to Green.
vile Friday morning after several
days visit at the home of his parents.
W. A. COPYRIGHT and wife in this
city.
The latest rumor to gain circulation
in connection with the Republican
congressional troubles in this districrt,
is to the effect that the Award can
didacy is really the work of Senators
Burrows and Smith and for the sole
purpose of defeating Dodds in the
primaries and the nomination of
Covell. Glare Courier
Several of the neighbors and friends
of Mrs. Marv VIM. on College avenue
rendered her pleasant surprise last
Saturday afternoon. il being her 5sth
birthday. Several very useful presents
were presented her 10 remind her of
the occasion. Light refreshments were
served and all present enjoyed the
afternoon.
Editor( Vandercook. of the st. Louis
Independent describes the Merry
Widow" as follows The Merry
Widow hat is about the circumfer-
ence of barrel hoop, and the crown
varies in height from a few inches to
a few feet, and the decorations consist
of any old verdure that the Partisan
milliDer can find, and when the flow
ers and plants and shrubs and small
trees become exhausted the creator of
he Merry Widow has the license to
tackle the birds of the air-and the
fowls of the barn lot, and TO use corn
stalks or wheat shock to give the
proper ponderence of the spring sky
piece.
Judge Michael Brown has had many
honors fall his way, but none of them
probably did the appreciate as much
as he does his lat est victory, that of
being elected delegate on the Republi-
can national convention. His election
to this Office, so highly honorary. and
so much desired by the influential
republicans of the district, is worthy
tribute to staunch republican, and
an honor that reflects credit upon Big
Rapids II is also quite feather in
the cap Of local politicians, who were
able to accomplish his election I'm the
face of great odds Ia particular,
credit is due to the sagacious general
ship of A. B. Cogger, whom probably
more than any other individual Is
responsible for the successful result
Big Rapids Pioneer.