Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-09-18

week.
Ed. Ewing is reported as being very
i'll at his home on South Prospect
avenue.
Douglas Fairbanks new one, His
Majesty, the American" ldlehour
soon.-adv.
See our window for articles given
free with one 10. Grand Union Baking
powder.-adv.
DIR. f. G. Sluyter, osteopathic ply
stefan, State Savings Bank Building,
Alma. both phones. 57-tf
Elinor Gyms story, "The Career of
Katherine Bush" is wonderful, Idle
hour Sunday.-adv.
The Grand Union Tea and Coffee
store is located at 1913 w. Superior.
Union phone 173.-adv.
L. j. and A. j. Archer were called
to Mt. Pleasant the first of the week
by the illness of their mother.
Eva Mills has returned to this city,
after having visited in Mt. Pleasant
with friends for several days.
DR.. and Mrs. Highfield of River
dale were guests at the home of DR..
and Mrs. J. T. Carney Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith of Ian
sing spent the week end in this city,
guests at the home of friends here.
A special meeting of Alma Chapter
No. AZ O. f. S. will be held Friday
evening, September 10, for initiation,
Glenn Campbell, Ivan Brown and
Ralph Tinkham left Tuesday for a
few days visit with friends in Detroit
The Ohio Dairy Co cash cream
station is one door west of Powell's
grocery or at 1913 West Superior
adv.
Miss Onieta Stevens of Brecken-
ridge was an Alma visitor the first OF
the week, being guest of friends
here.
Berman's junk shop will be closeC
from Wednesday, September "a foi
balance of week on account of Jewish
New Years.
The Ohio Dairy Co. cash cream
station will be open every day in The
week and Tuesday and Saturda!
nlRnlS.-duN.
Floyd Maxwell of the Maxwell
Manufacturing company, was in Mt
Pleasant on business the latter par
of last week.
The next meeting Of the Onwensh
club will be held at the home of Mrs
Jake Kernono on Park avenue Tues
day September %.
The next regular meeting Of Aim
Hive No. 332 s. O. T. NJ. will be hell
Thursday afternoon September 25 i
the |. o. o. F. Temple.
Mrs. +. r. Russell of Detroit an
Mrs. VIM. Gerber of Chicago wer
guests this week of Harry Gerbel
leaving Alma on Friday
Ray Besore of Indianapolis, Ind
ana, former Alma business mar
spent the week end and the first G
the week in this city visiting wit
| friends
Claude Barabeau of Grand Rapid
arrived in Alma the first of the wee
and has accepted position with tn
Republic Motor Truck Company, Inc
of this ETY..
Harry Stevens, a graduate of Aim
high three years ago, is now attenC
ing the United States Naval Academ
at Annapolis. He visited with Aim
friends Monday.
\ Rev. Mathew w. Duffey, pastor {
the First Methodist Episcopal churc
of this city, was in Lansing the fir.
of the week attending the Lansin
district conference.
| Ensign Glen Hulse of the Unite
| States navy has returned to dut
after having spent the last ten day
| in this city visiting at the home
| his mother, Mrs. Mary Hulse.
/ The Civic Improvement league w
meet at the Republic school Frid;
| afternoon. September -, at 81
| O'Clock. Fine plants will be on sale
from one to two cents a root.
The Presbyterian Fortnightly 5
! ciety will meet with Mrs. Jotha
| Allen, 90l State street, Tuesday, Sc
TENDER % at 3 p. m. All ladies
the church and congregation are co
daily invited.
/ W. o. Davis and wife have NOV
from Detroit to this city and he w
again make his home in Alma.
will enter the employ of his broth,
| A. w. Davis and will take charge
the Davis cigar store.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Mccall
| Charlevoix visited with relatives a
/ friends in this city the latter part
the week. Mrs. Mccall is a sister
A. Wagner, local manager Of t
/ Union Telephone company.
/ Symon Bros & Company, wholess
grocers, have placed on the mark
new brand of mustard, the name
which is taken from Alma's produ
which has won for itself wor
wide reputation, Republic"
Last Tuesday evening the Christi
/ Endeavor society of the Presbyteri
church gave Get Acquainted s,
ial" to the college students and otf
young people who have just arriv
in the city. A large number after
ed and enjoyed fine program viii
had been planned by the preside
and social committee.