Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-10-19

A. W. Wright was in Battle Creek
Wednesday TN business.
Frank Munson, of Ithaca, TX county
clerk, was in Alma Tuesday.
Il. V. Payne, of Reed City, spent
Sunday with Mrs. payne's parents.
A complete line of boots, shoes and
rubbers at lowest prices at Delavan's
Geo. Wilson is attending the |. o. o.
+ Grand Lodge at Grand Rapids this
week.
Don't forget to call on + Clark for
good clean shave OF hair cut, opposite
postonlce.
Poor Commissioners Ely Informs us
that there are now II inmates at the
county house.
You can buy one of those latest style
nobby capes or Jackets at hard time ="
prices at PoIasky's.
ID G. Winnie, of Adrian, agent for
Spielman Bros. Nursery, is III Alma
delivering his goods.
Alma Roller Mills pay within two
cents of Detroit market for wheat; more
than any town in the state.
A. j. Brown, County Drain Com mis-
sioner, Of Ithaca, made the RECORD
a pleas ant call last Tuesday.
Every republican should see TO 1t that
not only themselves but should look
out for others regarding registration.
Just think of il! f. f Pollasky is
selling nice, soft, heavy blankets, full
size, white or gray, at only go cents per
pair.
The Alma College boys have or
gained "A foot ball team and want a
match game with some college team
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. n. G.. Davidson and Miss Ida
Coleman are attending the Grand Con-
vention Of the ID of r.. in session at
Grand Rapids this week.
Remember registration day is close
at hand. Hand your name 10 the
township clerk or be on hand before
the board of registration.
l. ID Rodmap has purchased the tin
shop of A. w. Brock and is ready to
serve the public. He will engage
first. class timer aud asks for a share of
patronage
c. w. Martin, b +. McNaul, JAS.
Kress, Il. ID. Petit, j. w. Otto and w.
A Leet were among the many who at
tended the Patton and Avery speech
here Tuesday night.
How is this? L. +. Polasky is Of
fering this week large line of ladies,
gents ard children's fine heavy 30 cent
underwear for only % cents. To see
them is to buy them.
On Sunday, October 2S, Evangelist
Mcdonald and his assistant, Miss
LOOMS, sweet gospel singer. will
begin special services in the Baptist
church. All are welcome.
DR.. j. +. Suydam has resigned as
candidate for coroner on the democrat
ticket. Give it to your other democrat
physician in Alma, he will stick by.
just for the good of his party.
The board of supervisors. in session
at Ithaca, elected Jessie People as
member of the board of poor commits
sioners and re elected w. NJ. Coon as
member of the board of school exami-
Ders.
To convince yourself that it pays to
advertise and do just as you advertise,
call at +. f Pollasky's and YOU will
see people buying their fall and winter
goods in large quantities. Honest goods
and low prices does the business.
DR.. VIM. Brown, of Shepherd, father
of the editor of the Republican at that
place, dropped dead last Sunday morn
ing. He WAS in healthy condition
having Just eaten his breakfast De-
ceased was about 81 years of age and a
resident of Isabella county for years.
Remember the speech ut the Opera
House, SATURDAY. evening. October 81,
by Hon. q. j. Diekema and Hon. L.
A. Maynard. The former is ex- speaker
of the Michigan house of representative
and the latter is candidate for Attorney
General on the republican ticket,
Both are fine orators and all should
hear them.
One of the most enthusiastic meet
ipgs ever held in the county was the
meeting at Alma, Tuesday night, 10y
United States Senator John Patton Jr.
and Congressman Avery. The house
was full to overlooking and the
speeches were very much enjoyed.
About % from Ithaca and several from
, st. Louis, Elwell and EN- Hall at
tended.
The Wright House will undergo some
changes next week, the sample room
will be converted into a billiard room
and the room for some time used as a
billiard room will be taken for a sample