Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-10-18
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS



ADV.
You will find the best bread in
Rutter Gun wrappers. OFT
BE sure to visit the annex at the
Winslow Grocery Sale. l3-lt-c
Jack Pickford in "The Varmint"--
ldlehour, Monday
See Notestein or Omstead for tick
cts for the Lyceum course.
Mrs. j. W. Robinson is visiting with
friends for couple of days.
COMING dlehour, Olga Petrova in
"The Law of the Land. ADV.
Marguerite Clark IN "The AN
azons"-Idlehour Sunday.-Adv.
Coming-Idlehour Douglas Fair
banks in "Down to Earth. ADV.
The Luther circle of the Nj. +. Aid
society will meet Tuesday afternoon
at the church.
The Rebekahs will hold a baked
goods sale at the gas offire Saturday
afternoon, Oct 27.
Mrs. c. l.. Wood is In Clare this
week attending meeting OF the W.
| c T. L., which is being held there.
Remember the Rummage Sale at
Edson-Moore Sample Room, Alb State
street, beginning Wednesday, Oct. "a,
closing on Saturday, Oct. 81
Henry Mcnamara will go to Camp
Custer, Battle Creek, on business Sat
urday. Mr.. Mcnamara has con-
tract with the government for supply
ing Camp Custer with oats.
There will be a meeting of the
/ Parent Teachers club Friday, Oct. 10
1917, at 3 o'clock p. M, in the Union
school building. Everyone requested
to be present with their knitting.
The Baptist state convention was
held in Benton Iarbor from Monday
until Wednesday. H. f. Walton, l.
A. Sharp and Rev. j. w. Priest Of
tais city were delegates from here.
Mrs. George w. Moore will enter
tain the Garden club of Alma at hei
home Friday afternoon, Oct 10, at
o'clock. All members Of the club ar
,u ged to be present at this meeting
Mrs. A. Pontinc entertained he
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. I. A
Millard, Of Appleton, Wis; her sister
Mrs. A. Hunter. of Ludington, an'
Mrs. A. House Of Saginaw, last week
The Frances Willard Union vii
meet Oct. p at the home of Mrs. II
\. Allen, 420 State street, at 2:3
p. m. The subject of Literature
will be discussed, with "Favorit
Quotations" as roll call. All come.
The Record is in receipt of a yer.
interesting letter from Lawrenc
Montigel, now stationed at Cam
TAYLOR. near Louisville, KY. The let
ter is a most interesting one. tellini
OF various phases of camp life there
First drawing for Lyceum cours
begins Monday next at Drummer
First Lyceum course number, IN
Lyndon Gordon company, next Wed
nesday evening. Tickets may be ha
] AZ the banks or drug stores or q
canvassers.
Mrs. J. b. Reed Of Jasper and Mr.:
{. d. Hoadley of Ithaca have bee
spending few days with thei
| rephew, Rev. J. E. Griswold, and wifi
Or Monday they all motorcd to Ban
ryton and Evart to visit friends an
returned home Tuesday.
DR.. ]. r. Keene has removed froi
hi. old place and is now located
rooms | and over Wright's furn
ture store. Office hours, to . p. n
! and : to p. m. Union phone
Office 1872 r; house 1873 X. Dr.
| z. Keene. Chiropractor.-Adv.
1 Night Officer Elmer Mapes. WI
started duty the first Of the mont
4 resigned his position Tuesday nigh
/ His resignation was accepted by Il
| city council and Mayor Ira II. Nj
Kinney Immediately appointed Jane
\ /. Smith as a night officer The al
rointment was Immediately confirmC
!, by the city council.
II The Alma high school football tea
L viii play the strong Arthur Hill foo
II tall team at Saginaw Saturday.
II hard game is looked for and a victor
II for Coach Kimball's high schoolers
H by no means a certainty. Arth'
II Hill recently tied with Detroit Eas
II orn. and looks to have the stronge
L team in this section Of the state.
II The Alma college football team W
Il in all probability be without a gar
II for Saturday. Adrian cancelled Al
l Hope college got over its desire for
" game. Attempts were made to
= cure a game with the Michigan FIRES
the NJ. A. c. reserves and Mt. Plea
ant Normal, but game was II
= Forthcoming. Efforts are being ma
H &c get Coach Johnson's Mt. Please
II Normal eleven here for game ne
II Wednesday as polisher for the ;
II bion game next week Saturday. viii
II will be a hard NJ. |. a. A. battle.
II CENSUS \ SURPRISE.