Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-10-10
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Wanigas at Brunner's.-64-tf


Smoke the best, Wanigas.-64-tf
w. A. Borton was in Flint on bust
ness yesterday.
You will find the best bread in
Butter Cup wrappers. 02-tf-c
William II. Rogers was in Belding
on business Tuesday.
Or. f. G. Sluyter, osteopathic ply
stefan, State Savings Bank Building,
Alma, both phones. 57-tf
lion. j. W. Holmes Of Horton is
visiting with Alma friends and rea-
tives for few days.
Ladies' jackets refined at the St.
Alma Tailors'. Remember the lo-
cation-watch for the big sign.-adv.
/. S. Fink of Columbus, Ohio is in
the city ON business with the Repub-
lie Motor Truck Company Inc, this
week
The Alma Newsstand has been
moved from it's location ON State
street to the Fraker block on East
Superior street.
T. T. Brant, aged Alma resident, is
reported as very i'll at the home Of
relatives in Jackson, with practically
no hopes for his recovery.
The ladies are requested to remem-
Der the woms's suffrage meeting at
the home of Mrs Charles G Rhodes
Friday afternoon at 200
] The w r. G. Thimble club will
meet at the home Of Mrs Ellen Par
dee 7l6 +. Superior, Tuesday, Octo-
Der Is for an afternoon meeting.
Charles Button, who was slightly
injured in the wreck yesterday morn
ing, is confined to a local hospital for
few days while he is recovering
from his injuries.
Operator O'Brien Of the local offices
of the Western Union has gone into
the service O'Brien, who is 4S years
of age. is in the signal corps. as a
telegraph operator
The Ann Arbor southbound train
yesterday was partially wrecked near
the coal docks. Very little damage
was done. although the train was de-
layed for some hours.
Lee Sharrar and Glen Campbell of
this city, have been named as ser
geants of the S. A. r. c. at Alma
college, which they joined with the
opening of college last week
V. S. Hollenbeck left Tuesday for
Rochester, Mimi, where he will un-
dergo an operation at the Mayo hos
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Rochester by J. f. Fuller of this city.
A dancing school will be opened in
the hall over the post Office next
Tuesday evening, October 10. For
terms and other information see o.
+. Buccanning, or call Union phone
347.-adv.
Douglas Cameron, the nine months
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Cam
eron died at Highland Park Friday.
The body was brought to this city
and interment made in Riverside
cemetery Sunday.
The Alma Record has received
word that two Alma boys are with
the u. S. troops in Russia. these are
Clyde Creaser and Russell Gaffney.
These boys were in the S5th division,
part Of which went to France and
part to Russia. Alger H. Wood, was
one of those who went to France.
At the meeting Of the board Of
trustees Of Alma college held here
yesterday, the same trustees were
reelected and also the same officers
of the board. 1t was stated late yes
/ terday that there was nothing for
publication at this time. relative to
the business taken up at the meeting.
L. f.. Vanderzlaam, former instruc-
tor in the high school here, and
recently an instructor in the high
school at La Porte, Ind, spent the
week end in Alma visiting with
friends Monday he was indicted in
10 the service by the local draft board
and left Immediately for Columbus,
Barracks.
Night school at the high school
will begin Monday evening. October
81, at 700 o'clock About sixty have
enrolled for the work but there is
still room for those who desire to
work in French. English and gym
nssium. a few more can be accom-
modated in commercial branches. The
.vrrasium classes will meet once a
week.
Ithaca is planning on big Lib
erty day celebration for Sunday, De-
tober 13. in connection with the Lib
ertv Loan There will be a patriotic
address by Captain Fenton Of the
Canadian army at loo D. M and n
review of the state troops at 200.
The War Board has given permission
for the use Of autoes in going to this
event.
Miss Ida Peck. for some time
social worker in Owosso, is the social
welfare worker who has been secured
for this city. Half Of her time is de-,
voted to work among school children
and half is under the direction Of the
Alma health officer, DIR T. J. Carney
Reports indicate that she knows the
work thoroughly and is making a fine
start here.