Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-11-02
Plush robes at Morden's.

Thursday.
Rev. Theodore Nelson visited Ithaca
Wednesday.
B. w. Ellison has new adv. in this
issue, look IL over.
A copy of the Record dated Oct. 5
wanted at this office.
a. IIoughtailing has sold his peanut
stand to Jas. Bogart.
Mrs. l.. W. Miller is in Fay City this
week visiting friends.
The finest line of Wall Raper ever
shown can be seen at b. 5. Webb's. y
John Hicks was in Sasinaw the first
of the week finding sale for three of
his horses.
Mrs NJ. Grey and Mrs. w. b. Stone
of Sheridan spent Sunday with Mrs.
c. +. Brown.
Geo. Parson, living two miles west
of this place raised $50 bushels of corn
off from 81 acres of ground.
Remember the concert at College
Chapel next Friday evening, Nov. 9th.
Everybody should turn out.
Don't be alarmed at the hilarious APP
pearance of B. w. Wealstead a bounc-
ing boy at his house is the cause. 1t
arrived Thursday night
We received a card Monday from b.
w. Sperry formely manager of the
Wright House, in which he changes the
address of the Record to Tuscumbia
Ala, hereafter.
Prof. u. Hay, direct from Paris, is
visiting Gen. Church this week. Mr.
Church's two boys recited before him
while attending school there the past
year. lie contemplates organizing
class in French in Saginaw or in De-
troit this winter.
Never since~we purchased this paper,
did the business men of this village
patronize our job Office as literally as
at the present time. They have awaken
ed to the fact that we can do as good
job printing as can be gotten in any
city, and for less money.
The Supreme Court has declared un-
constitutional that section of the game
law which provides that it shall be un-
| lawful for any person TO have in his
possession certain game, with intent to
sell, during any portion of the year in
which it is unlawful to kill such game
in the State of Michigan.
With that liberality characteristic of
the order the G.. y. r. boys are con-
tributing to the relief of the widow of
their late Comrade Mrs. Burris. Here
is an opportunity for the charitably
inclined to exercise that noble God
given trait in aiding worthy object.
II lie that giveth to the poor lendeth to
the Lord"
Absolutely without Rival! 1t
leads them all. The best in the
market. There is none to contend
for supremacy over the "JAXON"
Cracker for sale by w. i. Hough
& co. DO not fail to try them
and be convinced that the JAXON
Cracker is the best the market
affords.
A first-class concert will be given
in the College Chapel Friday evening
the 9th inst Mr.. Thorne of Lansing.
Misses Elwell and Vernon of st Louis.
Miss Stevens, Mrs. Garry. Mr.. Beckner,
Miss Sadie and Charley Ward, A. ID.
Amsden and the College Orchestra will
take part, making an excellent pro
gram. Proceeds to 60 towards the or
gan fund of the st. Johns church.
A very intelligent (?) Detroit travelling
man visited Alma Tuesday. He was
just smart enough to argue that the fee
of S1.75 paid by the several Notaries
public went direct into the Governor s
pocket, arguing by this that Michigan
paid her Governor salary enough. For
the benefit of those he tried 10 bulldoZe
we explain. One dollar of this $l.75
goes into the E ate treasury and the bal
ance 10 cents goes to the county clerk
for filing and forwarding papers.
Marcus Pollasky of Chicago, president
of the Chicago Postal Telegraph Co.
was in the city yesterday negotiating
with President Mcmillan of the Duluth,
South Shore Il Atlantic railroad for the
right to construct and operate a tele-
graph line along the right of way of
taat railroad in the upper peninsula
from Marquette To- Sault Ste Marie.
Mr. Po,lasky is hopeful for the success
Of tie plans formed with reference to
this line. and further project enter
tanned is for the construction of a line
fram Marquette to Duluth when the
extension of the road is completed. a.
lire is now projected from Milwaukee
to Marquette along the Chicago Il
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