Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-10-26
GREETINGS.
Pure drugs at Miller's.
Poultry food at Morden's.

Burgess Hall, OF Elm Han. was III
town Tuesday.
Will Strong, of Riverdale, was in
town Monday.
Two thousand cords of wood wanted
ON subscription.
Mrs. Geo. Yerington visited friends
in Saginaw Tuesday.
Fred Hamin and S w. Tinker were
in Saginaw Tuesday.
L. A. Miller visited +. Saginaw
Tuesday on business.
Joseph Ray has been spending few
days in town this week.
Bart Miller was in Saginaw on busi-
ness the first of the week.
For decorations of all kinds and
latest designs call at Webbs. Z -
George Amsden. of Corunna, spent
Sunday with his brother, A. ID. Amsden.
John +. Schwartz sold cutter on
Wednesday, the first sale of the season
in this line.
Prof. Butler will preach at the Pres
byterian church next Sunday morning
and evening.
The new waterbury is warranted per-
feet and correct by +. p. Shaffer. the
jeweler, Alma.
Frank Smith left Tuesday for Mid
land Co. where he will run his fathers
farm hereafter.
Kendall Brooks, D. ID. of lima College
preached at the Baptist Church at
Ithaca last Sunday.
News is received that John Flana-
gan, now residing in Grand Rapids,
lies very low with typhoid
President Geo. F. Hunting will fill
the pulpit at the First Presbyterian
church in Detroit next Sunday.
Or. VIM. Kelly will leave for Char
lotte Saturday evening on a business
trip. Will return to Alma on Monday.
On account of other business the
meeting of the Alma Business Mems
Association was postponed to Friday
night.
Hon. Roswell G.. Horr was in town
Saturday morning en- route for Ithaca.
where he made one Of his rousing old
speeches.
President Geo. f. Hunting delivered
an address before the Young Men s
Christian Associations Of Colleges at
Olivet, Thursday.
One week from Saturday is Registra-
ton dav. Every Republican should
see that he as we'll as all new corners
and new voters are registered.
l.. w. Miller. the popular photograph
er, has returned from Petoskey, where
he has been spending several weeks
and invites his customers to call and
see him.
John Caple has moved into his resi-
dence. lately purchased of Will Thomp-
son, of Woodworth avenue, and is max
inc some extensive improvements on
the same.
A. d. Amsden. Geo Harrington and
Mr. Morton. assisted the Ovid bano
last week IN Republican blowout
The people know where TO come fol
good talent
Thos. J. Blair, of Elm Hall, its hust
ling merchant. was i'm town Monday
carrying home with him a large bill OF
printed stationery from the RECoKT
office. MIR Blair knows when he get:
good work.
Bart Miller, of the firm of Miller Bros
has accepted position for few
months on the road for the Kalamazoo
Harrow Co., which position he vii
occupy Nov. /. lie is a lirst-c'a,s sales
man, having years of experience.
7. A. Ely. whom the people of Aim;
will remember as a former resident o
this village, but who has been living il
Nebraska for some time, has returned
to Alma to remain. He will reoccup.
his house on Superior street west. Hi
many friends welcome his return.
J. +. Schwartz EXHIBITS bob sleigl
runner, which he has bent here. Here
tofore they have been obliged to hav
their bending done elsewhere. Here
after they can do this work here, great
ly to the advantage of the company
who can save $500 per year on this item
Mrs. ID. 7. Lindley, NJ. D., of Green.
vile, is the guest of her sister, Mrs
DIR. Flowers. She says while the trail
was Ell route from Howard City I
Alma, Saturday evening, gentlema
took an expression of choice for pres
dent among the passengers with til
following result Harrison, 40, Clev,
land 10, Fiske 4.