Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-11-28
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Wanigas at Drummer "4-u
Smoke the best, W-64-t


Smoke the best, W6-t
Victory Bread best by ~, -69-4c
You will find the best bAsad in
Butter Cup wrappers. O2-u-c
Paul Fortino was in Mt. Pleasant
on business Tuesday.
W. S. Proud was in Lansing on
business the first of the week.
The Alma Record will be found on
sale at Porter's News Stand.-adv.
DR.. f. G. Sluyter, osteopathic ply
stefan, State Savings Bank Building,
Alma. both phones. 57-tf
Mrs. Joseph Watkins was called 10
Toledo Tuesday 10y the death of her
nephew. Lee Conrad.
Have some tea at the Japanese
booth at the Episcopal bazaar, gas
Office Tuesday. December 3rd.-adv
w. a. Bahlke, attorney, was In
Grand Rapids on legal business Tues
day
BE sure and have your future read
for you at the Episcopal bazaar at
the gas Office Tuesday, December
3rd.-adv.
Mrs. Albert p Cook visited at the
home of her son. Sydney F. Cook,
and wife in Detroit the latter part
of last week.
Marcus Polasky has finished his
governmental work at Nitro, w. Va,
and has again come to Michigan. He
has opened Offices again in Detroit.
Alfred T. Willert of Middleton.
sheriff elect of Gratiot county, was in
/ the city on business last Saturday
and paid The Record office pleasant
call
Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Crisp and J. NJ.
Montigel were in Ann Arbor visiting
over the week end, and while there
took in the Michigan-M. a c. foot
ball game.
The last three weeks have been the
most successful in suit sales since
the St Alma Tailors opened for bus
mess in Alma. Get in line and order
your Christmas suit now.-adv.
w. G. Rath. Ernest Seig, William
Minus, and DR. Maynard Pringle
were among the Alma people who
took in the Mithigau-M A. c. foot
ball game at Ann Arbor Saturday.
Malcolm Smith and Harold En-
mons, who nave been in training at
Camp Eustis. Lee Hall. Va, were
discharged from the service last week
and have returned to their homes in
this city.
Mrs. Ralph Miller received wore
the latter part Of last week that hen
husband, Private Ralph Miller, wa.
i'll with pneumonia at Camp Wads
worth, S. c., and Immediately left fol
that place.
j. F. Stout Of the University OF
Indiana, :. a. T. c. Inspector in AGA
demic work, visited the college last
Friday and before leaving stated that
good work was being done here. His
inspection takes in mathematics
French and military law.
The merchants, farmers and citi
zens Of the county are asked to cal
on' the Victory" boys when they
. have some work TO be done, so that
these lads may have an opportunity
TO earn money which they have
so Loyalty pledged to the Michigan
Patriotic fund.
Nick Bardavill, former manager OF
the European Cafe, who entered the
United States army early in the sum
mer and since that time has been il
training at Camp Macarthur, Texas
has returned to this city and resumed
his place at the cafe, having receive,
his discharge from the service
The high school basket bail squaC
will start practice this coming week
and it is expected that a good mum
her Of men will respond 20 Coact
Maxwelps call for candidates. Creecf
is the only one man back for a place
on the quintet this year, so there j.
bound TO be a lively scrap foi
positions on the five. A good schedul,
is being arranged for the team.