Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-11-09
Go to Morden's s for horse blankets.


Will Hough spent Sunday with friends
near Belding.
The Democrats now want to run Hill
for President.
Miss Freddie Pierce has been sick
for some time.
Mrs. Mary Allison was in town the
first of the week.
The boys were around after their
bets Thursday morning.
The finest line of Wall Raper ever
shown can be seen at B. ;. Webb's..
Mrs. Thorne sings in a very pleasing
and artistic manner.-Lansing Jo,Uadl.
John Hicks has traded hls three
horses to Saginaw parties for stock of
buggies.
B. :. Webb visited Grand Rapids
Thursday to buy fireworks for the rati-
tication.
Found-A Gold Pen and Pen Holder,
at the postOilce. Owner call, pay for
this notice and receive property.
Mrs. Thorne is general favorite
here. She has a voice of rare sweet
ness and power.-Owoss0 Press.
Mrs. +. i. Webb, of Danville, was in
town Tuesday looking it over with a
view of locating stock of dry goods.
President Hunting leaves Friday
afternoon for Grayling, where he con-
ducts dedication of their new church at
that place.
DR.. Brainard, we are informed. has
decided to go TO Grand Rapids. 1t is a
good choice OH his part, but pity the
good people.
f. III. Estes and wife, of Sherperd,
were the guests of +. y Chadwick last
Tuesday evening, taking in the cleo
tion returns.
A would-be prominent Prohibitionist
argued. on election day, on our streets
that Grant had always been Democrat.
Great head that
If all reports are true st. Louis
whisky had bad effect on one of Alma's
business men Thursday \ man can
get so silly that the boys guy him.
Il. w. Whitney sold and shipped to
Benz, Sutherland, of Saginaw. Tuesday,
Il tnree-year old colt, for which he re-
ceived $500 st. Louis Republican.
1t might be a matter of surprise TO
some people TO learn that we sent to
foreign countries last year 1929. 1874
pieces of mail; nearly one and one-half
pieces for every man, woman and child
in the United States.
W, :. & ;. displayed great amount
of enterprise last Tuesday night in
their stereoptican views, giving election
returns. some very interesting views,
views of several candidates and some of
our business men, making it very in
teresting pastime.
Rev Geo. Hunting. president of Alma
college. made the Express a pleasant
call one day last week. The college
has nearly trebled i'll attendance this
year over last.-Durand Express. Yes,
and under the efficient management of
DR.. Hunting the attendance will con-
tinue to increase as years roll by.
One of the most important changes
that has ever occurred in Michigan rail-
way circles will unquestionably be
brought about by the action of A. W.
Wright i'll identifying himself with the
T., y. y. " y. NJ. Railway, as the back
ing offered by his immense wealth will
give the road a standing it has never
had before. Under Lis direction the
Cadillac branch will be extended to
Frankfort, branch will be constructed
from Ann Arbor to Detroit, and the
recently acquired line running from
Durand to East Saginaw will eventually
be extended to the straits. .-Mici,igdj
1rddeSmdn.
Thus closes one of the most exciting
campaigns the country has eyer known,
and while the questions at issue were
well defined and warmly and earnestly
discussed, personal feelings have not
been allowed to enter into the contro-
versy, and now that all is passed let US,
while alw ays ready to defend and ad
vocate the right, be ever ready to ex-
tend a helping hand TO those among
whom our lot is cast. We shall be able
to give more attention tO the wants of
our patrons who are invited to call and
inform us in what way We can serve
them.
The r.. A. \ x y. NJ, having leased
the new line. running from Durand to
East Saginaw, have made some import
ant changes in their time schedule
The Southern division will now be from
East saginaw To Toledo, a distance oI
l3S miles, and the Northern division