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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-09

resentative in Congress, instead of
$50. as at present to entitle the state
to the federal benefits under the act.
The splendid service of the guard
sideration, but its grievouS losses are
its appeal for just distribution
through military training of the duty
of national defense.
X X
Although the Camp Zachary Taylor
Field Artillery School at Louisville.
Ky. is now a
Field Artillery thing of the past.
Forms Alumni. chin 81 thp rrad
yates of the institution Will be per-
petuated in an alumni association
made up of the men who had there
what many of them call the best
training of their lives. Approximate
ly eighteen thousand young men of
fine physique and good education and
character entered the training. Of
whom about 1900 received commits
sions in the United States Army.
November IL found 1850 students
under training in the camp; and more
Sa 49," " ii't' enc tpui hhsS
and faith to stick to the end of the
course. for which they have reward
of commissions in the Reserve Off
GERS Corps.
The school was fostered by Maj
Gen. William Snow, chief of field ar
tillery, who recommended as its first
and only chief Col. Arthur II. Carter
10 whose efforts is due a great meas
ure of its success.
The alumni association will have its
headquarters at 81 Wall street. New
York city. The members chose for its
first president their old commanding
officer, Col. Carter; for vice presl-
dent, Theodore Douglass Robinson;
secretary, w. w. Hoppin; executive
secretary, l.. N Hauser; and for
treasurer, Stuyvesa.nt Fish The as
ISOLATION will publish a complete his
tory of the camp with a roster of its
members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-09
Not Single Case
of Typhoid Fever.

para-typhoid from the camps That
scourge caused more deaths than any
one other thing in the civil and the
Spanish-American wars; and, due to
the use of vaccines, there have been
no cases in an army four times the
size of all the troops engaged in the
rebellion. Great progress had been
made in the preventive treatment of
several types of pneumonia, and the
health of the camps had been so ex-
cellent that during the mild summer
weather, despite the crowded condi-
ton. the death rate in the camps had
fallen below that of men of the same
age in civil life.
The steady influx of young men at
the rate of 200. 900 month from all
districts of the Union, bringing germs
OF all their local diseases to these
crowded camps. made this low death
rate remarkable, doubly notable be-
cause II was the low record for the
world for any army comparable with
the one which was passing nearly
four millions of men through its
gates.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-28
Liberty Brokerage Co.,
Inc.
BURKBURNETT
OPPORTUNITY

Want several pAEtles with Si,s each
TO Join mo on forty aero lease close 10
big wells. This 10 no stock selling propo.
sltlon. We buy the lsase and drlil the
we'll and everyone shares alike. II you
want In on . DIAL With al the water and
promotion squessed out. get busy.
Maple sssS Maple ssA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-28
MISCELLANEOUS TRADES

TO TRADE---A-B-C Ford starter and
4 Exi6s battery for good second hand
typewriter, Call Walnut 900.
CREANERY--lce cream and ice plant
fully equipped. established business; {;
eloee = Kansas CITY; viii exchange for
elear ncome property or land: price
Di0,O0o J. r. Crnmer, Dighton, Kan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-28
REFRIGERATORS AND SODA
FOUNTAINS

SODA FOUNTAINS-ws have several
bargains. nll sizes. both new and
slightly used: easy monthly payments;
cnn include In same contract WIN
fountain all fixtures necessary To open
up first class drug or confectionery
store GROSMAN FOUNTAIN COM.
PANY. Dallas, TeNas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-28

AKTNER WANTED state agency
worlds best auto specially; $500 will
handle; n fortune for live man. Cal
Room 22b Hucklns Estate Bldg. okla
homA City, Okla.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT or CITY

WANTED TO sELI.-Two- chair bar.
bsr shop and house, 0ano, one mile
east and 7 north Of Gushing; heart Of
foui reflnefies; price 500, come, see
foI yourself Leo Hurst, Prop. cush.
Ing okla. Route !.
FOR SALE - ,00O cash. balance on
terms. viii buy my confectionery, do.
Ing splendid business In tho hest oil
field In the United States; reason for
selling. want 10 leave tho country.
Quaker Confectionery. Hcaldton. okla.
FOR So Furniture Hnd lease PLAZA
Hotel. - rooms J.story brick doing
capacity business good reason for sell
ing Address noN 40. Ardmore, Okh
WANTED Steam laundry 10 locate In
Drumright. Okla. one laundry here.
10000 people IN territory Address Bos
'9i. Drumrlght Okla.
FOR SALE Splendid furniture. hard.
ware aud implement business: big
stock. fine trade and good location
with fine schools md healthy location.
Good reason for selling. no trades H.
X care OklahOmnn
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100 Rooms

~ WV HNVOVOHHu6'
Strictly modern. 20 baths downstairs.
lobby and pnrlor tEufopcan) turning
away people every day: gross income,
$ 900. 5-yenr kasr. $500; price. $1,000
Ask MI Pope 7le-iJ 5. w Reserve
bank Bldg.
FIRST CLASS art portrnit studio and
kodak finishing for snlc, 1900. strictly
cash. fine location. good trade. splendid
future. all neceynry equipments and
furniture. monthly rent SIS, city water.
electric lights. gas heating. buy soon.
Iyold unnecessary correspondence, nm.
expected trip abroad compcla us TO sell
right away. Box ~. Chandler. Okla
FOR ALE-ConfcctiOncry and light
lunch good location. In good oil town.
location In worth. more than the busl-
ness. but no extra charge for locn-
tion; sell on account Of III health. T.
q Bor b67, iiartlcsyillc. Okh.
81 500 BUYS Broom rooming house;
good location cheap rent. rooms fun
every night. other business my only
reason for selling. Leo Willlf0fd, Enid
okla.
ron SALE on TRADE Furniture and
undertaking doing good business
reason for selling have other business
to look nftG BOX ls'. Stroud. Okla.
FOR SAIB once. barber shop 3
cnairs. with two baths. first class.
cheap. sickness In family. reason for
selling b II. Bainter. kingflsher.
Okla.
FOR SALE-Large stock up-to-dhtc
general merchandise and building
Kansas. for sale. nearly new three bar
Der chairs. bargain; sell now. Kansas
wanted. drug store, Oklahoma town,
offer western Kansas land. some cash.
Lock BOX iis. Sterling. Kan.
| PARTNER with 1875 10 assist In metal
| manufacture costs 3ic,, sells for 81 80.
| B-2il, care OklRhOmOn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-28

mGHEART, booming Osnge town.
needs tee and electric plant, news
paper and other Industries; 5000 acres
Commercial oil leases IN Beaver county
for sale; proven territory; oil lands and
leases for sale, T., r.. Waltmnn, Big
heart, Okla.
WE ROTH BUY and sell oil leases and
royalties I'm the north Texas oil
fields: we both give and demand per
feet title and fair prices. Call or nd
dress. Rawlings & Co. 3l3 Slaughter
Bldg, Dallas, Texas.
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BOB PARMAN OFFERS

100 OKLAHOMA OIL q REF. 81. 10
80 OZARK OIL ....,...,...... IL
500 DEPOSlTORS OIL a CAS-. 100
200 WHITE PANTHER OIL Gee. Is
2o0 or 800 UNITED OIL n r. .... so
200 AMERICAN INDIAN o. a q. I .j
500 CALDWELL OIL ........ Bargain
1000 WHITE ROCK OIL ,....... 90
30 ATWOOD REFINING .... 500
900 GLADSTONE OIL a REF. 22J
35 HOME REFINING ..,...,.,. 40
|. 900 NATIONAL UNION o. 4 G. so
500 OSAGE OIL a REF .,..,.,. rs
200 AMERICAN OIL 4 REF. ... los
/. 600 RIVERSIDE OIL a. REF. .,.. IS
!. 600 ASSURANCE OIL a. r., Bargain
80 FEDERAL OIL a. REF. .,... 500
100 or 1000 NATIONAL OIL .... $50
I 900 GLOBE OIL Il REF. ...,,.. LILO
4, 3,6s5 AMERICAN INDUS, OIL L...OSii
100 LITTLE POOL OIL 1000. .9s
: 500 LUCKY LEASE OIL ... Bargain
$50 MID STATE PROD. & r.. SO
100 MIAMI METALS ........... 40
800 GOLDEN ROD MINING. 2.15
GOO MISSOURI ZINC a II. .... go
zoo CRESCENT LEAD & Il. .,.. So
400 GREAT SOUTHWESTERN -.
IfI. .s.........s,ss.s.s' wv
200 EGG-O MIG co. ......... SO
$50 MIDLAND MOTORS q T. 500
. or PIERSEN r. T, "B' OOO
Spot cash paid for AMERICAN o. a
n. SOC: AuBYME. offer; OKLA. OIL. Il
REF, 90c; SAMMlES. TREASURE
| STATE. KOOL kOIA.
Nothing 20 Promote but Service"
6I5-l7 American Bank bldg Wal 632b
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Texas
OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE

LOTS for sale or eSchange-i25 desir-
able city lots IN Iredonla, Kan. own
er. John Deer. Neodesha, Kan.
| TOWN LOTS for .nle or lease In New
Cement pool; companies now organ
ircd phone or wire Paul Compton.
Rick Hotel, Cement, Okla
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Other Stocks
Royalty

Group one. Kennedy Royalty. This Is
each Kennedy Royalty contains i3i
acres In heart OF Ranger field For
further particulars address below.
WANTED.
Kool Koln. TeSns Motors, Gladstone
McTon. on STATE Pet. on state Ref,
American OIL. North American. Okla
Oh a. Ref. Lucky Lease, QUADRANGLE
Pet. Dcpositors. Aubyme. Black Pan
thor. Piersen Tel Trans. Riverside
White Rock. Mnnkins Remedy. Beaver
Valley, Caldwell Maud Oh A. Gas
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Bargains for Quick Sale

One Improved $40. one mile OF inter
urtan. possession at $50 por acre.
One hundred and sixty acres. -four
miles Of Edmond. Possession at 5000.
Terms.
Alfalfa 100 seven miles OF Edmond.
100 acres bottom Sii. 900
Farm and Ranch combination, $50
acres. 20 miles northwest OF Oklahoma
City; SIS, 900. Possession with crop.
Forty acres one mile Of Central State
Normal, 80 acres In cultivation; 1880,
Easy terms.
Edmond city property for sale.
CENTRAL. REALTY COMPANY.
Bryant Marks Griffin.
Edmond. Oklahoma.
FOR sALE-i0 acres. 10th St, 10 years
time $ percent Phone Maple $50.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CIT"


0ARlcN, OKLA. 10 miles east OF okla
n homA City on Katy railroad needs big
eener1 store. blacksmith and auto re
eetf seop, Eoed openings for right men
IA Gladish. owner OF townsite. OK
Aeem4 City.
V4llN fUR1 business for sale; estab.
MhQ Is pears. nice, clean stock;
~ eade. fine town; must sacrifice.
Z No ave. l.awtons Okla.
~ OkLE-fhs nfses, and Best ga.
~ 49, and sales aEency In Oklahoma,
a. 4le Of $1,000, buildings especially de-
slI1o4 f0f the business; most modern
oDops1 1ent: Dodge and Oidsbomile con-
\ noe1o6 storage capacity iaS cars; shop
& foppafe9e from main building, Very eom-
uSeee ohe Of staple auto supplies. Real
J, ,Aoe1oeH and everything connected with
~ 9blneo .goss In tho deal Address
{o[IN offered by non resident
u GSe4 garaSs, Ind and walksr ~
IN ebnt), s vacant lots In rear ssr-
tc long lease: best location In
yor extensive auto repairing
oo14ek RAvsawood "a. ovnss.
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W!gREZHlzlEI 81 S(9()
phon. walnut IN \ ~ ~ w.s, Main q.
StOpl LOOkl Buy!

FINEST bungalow In Oklahoma City;
: rooms and breakfast room. oak and
,,,.s Dn,M,in features, i.ss,,ure: ISarass, servants
d0opNEsa oRXCIOtjs "A s-room
goods.
BARGAIN DAT In q now homo on
!oxito IT,; east front. on old paving;
breakfast room and buiit-in features;
~ = sacr'nce; W. cash and assume an
PAIN vxcAnF I5Tl; ,sse In money
ana assume c7oo B. q L. buys q brand
new California <-room bungalow near
bslls G.y.4s,; I:!s sa' sHc; .,,r,., . -.
rosms ~ he .sr s,nm,s srcfxi's y ~. ~, nss ss
fen lotS eoo0 barn, on cor hns, q rssO
=. OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
ss'le psureoce B,o6s AASA -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-28

STORAGE battery men 10 own and
operate local and district service Rnd
sha. Sayre. Cherokee. Alirs and Man
gum. established. nationally advertised.
Standard equipment battery, price
right. contract right. moderate invest
mcnt now; factory man visits Oklaho.
ma soon. Apply with full particulars.
r. r., OklnhOman
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Dividend Paving Stocks

9O6 OH Exchange Phone Maple 16iS
OKLAHOMA CITY.
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An Interest i'm q
Retail Business
Earning %
OMonthly

A man with hlg idea and $50
started this business about seven
years ngo: nov has assets Of over
$4,000 and hes paid big dlvi-
dcnds yearly 8 percent dlvi-
dend earned In November. In De
cember and In January. This
much or more can be declared
monthly II capital for expansion
can be put into II now. Big field
close at hand for branches. Of
fering unlimited possibilities.
Homo man who may be either ac-
tive on n salary or inactive as
an investor. can share the pros
perity Of this going concern on
an equitable basis with owner
investment required. from 5000
TO 5000. Address M-2s. Okla
homan.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-28

Five Eoom bungalow on an unfinished
street, but in a very fine location, only
. blocks to Lamar car line, 8 blocks TO
Vance Central car line, on Manila
street; this bungalow is just east OF
Barksdale, vacant, move In AZ once,
Price 50 1850: $3.50 cash, balance S20 per
month,
On Blythe avenue. just north of
Young avenue, we have a nice Groom
cottage for 50, 900; $500 cash and $50 per
month; these rooms are l6xl6, all nicely
decorated, has a new roof on house
Beautiful four o bungalow, near
Lamar and Roaell streets. this house ts
| exceptionally well built and Is ideal for
"A small family, SO cozy n hoWellke,
Won cannot afford TO bunk up IN other
peoples houses when you can buy this
home at the price and terms that we
| can give YOU on this one. " you want
a larger house later we can sell TINS
\ one for you at any time for probably 4
| good profit. Price 2,9Oo, with NNuu
| cash, balance S2b per month,
Large six room cottage, near the
Chelsea car line; this house alone VIII
cost more to build than we are asking
for the place, IN these easy. terms
s $4,000: $500 cash, balance VS. pei
month
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j. b. Written
McMath Realty Co,
10 Madison, NJ S3t

i6e- ACRE bottom farm, 100 acres
cleared, fenced and SO IN cultivation,
20 pasture, All level fine agricultural!
land free OF rocks and stumps, good
corn, cotton or grass land, fine out
range for cattle and hogs; f-rooh
house, barn, fine soft water, good or
uhard, On Iron Mountain Il, r.. miles
from town with high school and three
churches, | mile TO rural school Ii
can sell his farm in so days. | VIII
take 81, 900, with $t,2o0 cash, balance
terms, Now. why pay remit Come ana
buy this farm aud be ihdepehasht.
Come 10 RaNbuFR OH Rock Island, | I'VE
only b-mtle from station, You VIII
stay with me on our farm while here
Don't write, but c0me on before You
miss this bargain, l., Bost, Malvern,
Ark, route 3, box 20.
FOR SALE Modern farm, 1000
acres, on main line OF l. G, Il, ~ n
suburbs of a good town, new $to,oeO
residence. electric lights, water and hot
air heat, le tenant houses, GOO acres
bottom land, 50 in Lespedeza, 200 IN
timber, well watered. For quick sale
$40 per acre. | have a number or snaiI
farms for sale, If YOU want TO huy q
farm / have what you want, Come II
| see, Walkcr Wood, Winona, Miss.
STOP-IOOK- READ.
200 acres, well located, choice altaita
lana, Aaa an AcIe' , "a
2,040 acres choice stock farm land at
| $3.50 an acre,
tS7 acres improved prairie black land,
adjoining depot, good neighhorhood' at
only $50 an acre, .
Sfs acres improved hill land farm at
so an acre. 49,,
ma, Ala.
MISS. pELrA PLANTATION,
l,lg7 acres, half in high state Of cult,
walton, residences, barn and tenant
houses in good condition, located IN
Humphreys county, 3la miles from
growing town; IT fronts main road "a
mtle, railroad runs through back oi
place. For information address George
{. O'Donnet, Louise, Miss,
WRITE for free Mississippi map ant
homeseeker's guide TO prairie land IN tn,
black soil corn and alfalfa belt, BlRct
lands bring prosperity, Southern Lane
and Timber CO., Meridian Misc,
GOoD grade OF lizard county ARK
land for sale, near Corning highway
write us your needs" Franklin Rea
Estate Co, Franklin, ARK,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-28

ANOTHER big old field IN Texas, Cool
Green wen lust reported struck, b,ooo
barrels. Ten other wells drilling all sides
our leases. Buy now at $40 per acre
price goes to $t5 or $40 next 10 to 20
DAYS. Lenses surrounding already. sell
ing $3b to 500, new wells expected any
dAy; act quick before price 500 to $500,
Fortunes In Hurk & Hanger made by
buying early, delay with market on taSt
inward Incline may mean your loss sew
eral $l00, 600 next 9 to ~ months. NOW
$500 buys 40-acre lease 5000 a 20-aetei
SloO a l0-acre. prices subject to mar
Rct changel. Wire our expense or write
today for reservation subject to %lnVe5ti~
CATION. Map and booklet sent free j,
Il. SutherIin q CO.. 2tbg Scotland Bldg,
Dallas, TEX.
WE ARE forming II pool to buy Texas
| OH lease. If you have 500 to invest
| get In touch with us, Not IA company
No stock. Ma commission, Address u
81, News Scimitar.
WILL draw plans, specifications, Slo
to $50. Immediate service. ! never dis
appoint. G, Groves, architect. Address
Il bg, News Selmitar,
|
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REAL T A ZOE SALE.
CRY PROPERTY.
Call Main 1880

Read This and Then Hurry Here.
Lot IS by $50 Feet,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-28

$500. Fve-room cottage with large
halt. on paved street. near two good
car lines. line neighborhood. and a
good school; here you have land enough
for a COW and chickens and garden
and fruit and then o on your own
lot for Your children to play, keepthg
off the street; the owner OF thus
place has left the city and gave us the
above price SO that we could make a
quick sale. Terms $3.50 cash, balance
$35 per month.
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Graves & Graves
113-175 S, Main St.

If YOU would like to save storage
charges on your suite of bedroom furni-
ture will guarantee to take the best
possible care Of 1t. Call Wal. l42-J.
RILEY FURNITURE CO-2s4 South
Main, next Chisca hotel. The busiest
furniture store in town. Why? Rar-
gains, of course.
LARGE mission buffet and table,
Hoosier kitchen cabinet, win sell cheap.
211 n. Third, Apt. 2. Main 4502.
FOR SALE-One dining table, one
sideboaFd, two beds, one bookcase. l360
FaXon Ave.
FOR SALE-Second hand range and
gas stove at 1862 Peabody. Hem, lfO4,
FURNITURE for sale. Graves &
Graves. 175 s. Main street.
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FOR SALE.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Exceptional Bargainsl
Floor Samples and
Used Furniture

II YOU are going to buy a~nything.s'n
the household line it will be to your
advantage to visit our store before you
buy.
ii you want what is not listed in the
following list, just call for tive
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j. B. Written
Men Realty Co.
10 Madison, NJ, 1874

BRICK and stucco bungalow, u
east has two bedrooms, living room,
dining room, kitchen. tile bath, garage,
chicken yard. nice shade trees. hard
wood floors, furnace heat, Price 1900
GALL Y c. MOsEIdEY,
COLONIAL TRUST co,
405 Central Bank Bldg,
Main 2a22. Main 1860,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-01-02
EAST ALMA

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Ssesm of Rose
dale avenue left Monday for Dighton,
near Cadillac. They expect 70 return
to Alma in a couple Of months.
Chas. Bradley Of Elmwood avenue
has quite recovered from typhoid few
er. He is convalescent and is rapidly
regsining strength.
Rev V X. Beshgetoor will be the
preacher at Westminster chapel next
Sunday night. He will tell something
of the present condition OF affairs in
Armenia and the prospect for the i'm.
mediate future. He will be well
worth hearing.
The choir az Eastminster chapel
gave a good song service last Sunday
night. II is preparing special music
for the New Years exercises this
coming Sunday.
Mrs. John Mcintyre Of Michigan
avenue has a letter from her son
Arthur. written on December l2tf
from Germany with the Army OF
Occupation saying he hopes verl
soon 10 be on his way home.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-01-02

George Irish and John Knoertzer
are two gentlemen who usually see
what they say they have seen, yet
well they claim to have seen a robin
in a tree on Christmas here in Alma.
The Alma public schools will open
again Monday, January 6, when the
Christmas vacation comes TO a close.
1t is expected that all Of the pupils
will be present, 80 that the class work
will not be delayed In the least.
Professor Reese +. Veatch, who has
been in the government camp recre-
alton service, has returned TO Alma
for a two weeks visit before taking
up community work. He has sold his
residence here TO Mr.. and Mrs. X. r.
Wagner.
The annual Christmas tree and ex-
ercises of the Episcopal church were
held Monday evening and fine time
was enjoyed by the many who were
present. Rev. Jackson gave a vcry
interesting account Of an incident al
Christmas celebration in England
Lantern slides furnished amussmen,
for those present for some little time
during the evening.
Word has been received here Of thu
marriage Of Grace Weese Of Buffalo
to Lieutenant Robert c. Spohn a
Washington, d. c.. last Thursday
They will make their home in Buffalo
after Lieut.. Spohn receives his dis
charge from the service. He Is th1
vice president of the Visible Spari
Plug company of that city. Mrs
Spohn will be remembered by Aims
people as Mrs. Genesta.
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
r..,a.. - Rrunner's.-64-a
WafIK6 81
Smcke the best, Wanigas.-64-tf


Smoke the best, Wanigas.-c4-u
r. l. Smith was 81. John visitor
You will find he best bread IN
Butter Cup wrap ers. Vz-u-c
Va G. Folkert Of Wheeler was in
the CITY on business Monday.
y L. Convis and Rev. Roberts OF
rhsca were Alma visitors Monday.
Ma W. A. Drummer spent New
Years with her parents in Morley.
Attorney Ed. Lyons Of st. Johns
was in the city the first Of the week
on legal business.
DIR. L. G. Sluytsr. osteopathSc ply
ncian. State Savings Bank Boilding,
Alma, both phones. S7-tf
William l.. Osborn Of Saginaw was
m Alma on business for several days
during the past week
Ross Sullivan left Monday for Big
Rapids, where he will attend Ferris
Institute thie winter.
Mn. Fred Church Of Bruce. Al
berta, Ia visiting with relatives and
friends in and around Alma.
Mrs. Nina Barstow Of Manchester
Ia visiting her brother. p. w. Creaser,
and friends in Alma this week.
Rev. v. K Beshgetoor Is spending
two weeks at home, after which ne
will return TO his work IN Indiana
Mrs. J. Rountree has returned 70
Alma after spending two weeks WITH
her son and family at Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. Thomas Stitt Of Chicago Is
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
". c. Stitt in Pine River township
Mrs. Maynard Prngle and dAugh'
Ter, Miss Josephine, are spending the
week with Mr.. Pringle's parents In
Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. l. Bennett an
nounce the engagement OF then
daughter, Miss Ruth Bennett, 70 Mr.
Pred L. Moffatt Of Detroit.
Mrs. Walter Vliet and son. Stanley
who have been visiting here will
relatives during the holidays, left TO
day for their home in Chicago.
W. J. Melchers of Owosso was II
Alma Monday on business connecte'
with the Union Telephone compan.
Of which he is the general manager
Miss Nicola Vessels has resigne
her position with the X-Cel-All com
Dany and has gone to Big Rapid:
where she will attend Ferris Inst
tute.
Henry Myers, who has been i
training in the army for the pas
three months, has received his dis
charge and returned TO his home
this city.
Fred w. Goodies, VINO has been i
Baltimore, Mi, for the Republi
Motor Truck Company Inc. for tn
past few months, has returned TO h
home in this city.
Chester Ellison Of the U.
Marines, has returned to Par
Island, S. c., after spending the no
days az the home of his parents, M
and Mrs. Lloyd Ellison.
Lieut.. Charles Gillert Of the Ro'
manian army was in Alma last we,
on business with the Republic Mot
Truck Company Inc. Some Republic
will follow him back TO Roumania.