Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-03-14
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Butter Cup wrappers. OFT
Charles Ray in His Mothers Boy
-ldlehour, Thursday.-adv.
VIM. S. Hart in THE Primal Lure
-Idlehour, Wednesday.-adv.
c. IL. Goggin, attorney at law, was
in Stanton on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert Frederick is i'll at her
home on West Superior street.
Mrs. +. l.. Smith is visiting with
relatives in st. Johns for a few days.
Hall Gaines best story, THE Manx-
Man"-Idlehour, Sunday only.-adv.
f. J. Sluyter of Battle Creek is Wis
iting in Alma with his son, Merlin.
Remember the place for screen
windows-Barnes' Shop, lO7 Union.
34-1-c
Claude Struble transacted business
in Detroit yesterday for the Ford
garage.
Mae Marsh in her best picture.
Fields OF Honor Idlehour, Mon
day.-adv.
Mae Marsh in her best picture,
Fields of Honor Idlehour, Mon
day.-adv.
Eleven thousand people appear in
one scene in "The Manx- Man"-Idle-
hour, Sunday.-adv.
Mrs. George Lewis is visiting her
mother, who is very i'll at her home
at Elma, Washington.
William A. Bahlke, attorney at law.
was in Ithaca Tuesday and Wednes
day on legal business.
+. l.. Smith was in Detroit on bust
ness for the Republic Motor Truck
Company, Inc, Wednesday.
A musical program will be given
at the party at the Masonic Home,
Monday evening.-adv. 34-lt-c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romano Clark of st.
Louis spent the weekend in this
city. guests at the home of the latter's
father.
Harry Rockwell was in Ithaca on
business the fore part of the week.
Hadsel Sprague was in Ithaca
Wednesday on business.
j. easier of Vernon, formerly a res
ldent of this city, visited with his son
Emery and Alma friends for few
days the latter part of last week.
NJ. Salon, an expert upholsterer. is
starting in business in this city. and
until he finds IA Suitable location has
arranged to have orders left at Gran
dell d SCOTS Furniture store
Donald Smith, who has been home
Tor a short time on furlough. left
yesterday for the University of Hi
nols held where he will go into train
ing again. He will take up aviation
work
Word has been received to the effec,
that Harry Leonard, former Alma
boy, and son Of Mr.. Frank Leonard
VINO Is spending the winter in the
south, has arrived safely overseas
with the United States Expeditionary
forces.
Frances Willard Union will meet
at the home of Mrs. w. w. Medler
'o3 River avenue, March 20. at 2:30
p. m. Mrs. Frances Bowman will
nave charge, the subject being. ITEM.
perance Training in the Home" Roll
call-"Home Influence"
Beginning in April, there will be a
business meeting each Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock in the Red Cross
room AT this time reports Of work
done and shipments made will be
given and subscriptions and pledges
taken.
;, Inc residents of the Michigan
masonic home were entertained
Wednesday evening by Mrs. Raum of
the Christian church, who gave a
recitation, "Wise Man" for the bene.
ht OF those there. 1t was very inter
esting and was listened to with close
attention.
Tit Gratiot Motor Sales companv
on uratlot avenue, has brought in !
twenty-four new Dodge cars for
spring delivery, nearly all of which |
the manager Of the company states
are sold. He says that his companv
to drive in twenty-five more |
cars this month.
Inc Alma Record is in receipt Of a I
letter from Lieut.. MeNabb. formerly
a doctor in this city, who is now in
the service. His friends will be in
terested to know that his present adj
dress is Hospital Unit @, Fort Nc |
Pherson, Georgia. The former Alma
doctor Is new subscriber to the |
Alma Record.
Arthur Foote, captain of the Alma
college football champions this last
fall, and Claude Baribeau of the same
team, who enlisted the latter part of
last week, left Alma Monday to go
INTO Government service. They went
from here to Grand Rapids Monday
and from there to Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Lutchman are
the proud parents of baby girl.
Pauline, who arrived Sunday morning
to take up her residence with them.
The high school principal has been
stepping pretty high since Sunday.