Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-08-31
GREETINGS.


Louis this week.
Next Thursday is the Democratic
congressional convention ut st. Louis.
On Tuesday the wheat market took a
big Jump. Detroit market quoted at 81
Look at Pollasky Bros. adv, they are
loaded with goods and want to unload
for their fall stock.
Kelso Bro. offer cook and heating
stoves at great reduction. Look at
their adv. in this issue.
Line repairers passed through Satur-
day morning on ID. l.. & y. fixing up
and making it work well.
The stone is on the ground ready for
the new walk in front of y. w. Wright $
residence and the Sanitalium
Hon. Warner Miller was nominated
for Governor of New York on the Re-
publican ticket last Wednesday.
A. W. Thompson. former student
of Alma College. writes us from Grand
Rapids the + RECoRD will be weekly
visitor hereafter.
Eaggaceman =. Thomas returned to
work again Tuesday morning, very
much recruited after his vacation, his
wife returns Saturday.
The administrator sale of the prop
erty of the late Eliza Palmer will teke
place Saturday Sept. lst in .-ont OF
Adams Bros. store, Alma.
JAS. Clark a resident near Alma
states that he voted for Harrison III
1910 and he is just like all the rest, Will
vote for his grand son Ben. Harrison.
The Inaugural address of Pres. Geo.
f. Hunting delivered at Alma College
June II. 1888. hes been printed in
pamphlet form, by order of the board OF
trustees.
- G.. b. Porter has rented the window
in T. y. Millers drug store formerly
occupied by a. w. Pequegnat and will
move his fine selected stock thereto
next week.
The Young Mems Republican Club
number l40 and stlI they are coming.
Several WHO have been OF Democratic
faith heretofore have come over, and
still there is room.
Prof. ID. II. Adams returned We'd
nesday from his visit to Vermont re-
porting "A grand time and by his appear
ance we should judge he had. lie is
now ready for his years work in the
school
100 of brick have been received
over the -. l.. Il y. for the College
Library and still they come, besides car
loads of stone from the Lyon ) quarry
and large pieces of timber from Sag
inaw.
\ movement is on foot to extend the
telephone line north to NJ. Pleasant.
giving rs better communication no. H..
Now. if they would wake up ahd make
such an extention west to Edmore then
it would look like business.
Nathan Church accompanied by his
two sons. Leroy and Clarence, VIII sail
from PMis Sept. 9TH for hi, home at
Ithaca. LEROY will take a position in
his fathers Office at Ithaca, while Clar-
ence will attend the College at Alma.
On Saturday, September 1st, tie He-
publicans Of Elwell and vicinity vii,
raise a pole, together with some fist
class speaker. They will have a speak
er that can answer questions. Several
from this place expect to turn out.
Prof. Stuart, who has been absent for
some time engaged in literary work at
different points, returned Saturday.
He reports very pleasant summer s
work. and is fresh and vigorous, to en-
gage in his duties, upon the opening OF
the next college year, Sept. 18th.
The RECORD job rooms have just
completed two very neat book jobs, one
for Alma College Of 5000 copies, and one
for Alma Saritarium OF 10000, and
and have stdlled on 900 copies for The
Union school. We have fast class ma
terial in large quantity, and employ
Grst-class workmen. aud men of expert
ence. hence we piepaIed TO do al
kinds of work. We do our own work
no jobs taken out of town for compile
ton
We are pleased to learn that Hon
A. b Darragh has consented to re-
main chairman of the county Republi.
can committee. This insures a vigor-
Gus and effective campaign as vi. Dar.
ragh is a keen sighted. shrewd and capa
bic leader and i'll conduct an ag9res
sive and effective canvass. Now LEI
republicans put shoulder to shoulder
work in harmo aid secure a glor.
ious victory.