Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-09-09
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Malta Axmi can tell you.-adv.
Deluxe Candies are best.-77-tf-c.
Revenge of Tarzan, Strand today.
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l.. H. Olmstead was in Lansing on
business Tuesday.
You will find the best bread in
Butter Cup wrappers. O2-tf-c
Lawrence Ellison was on fishing
trip near Harrison over the week end.
General Nathan Church Of Ithaca
was an Alma visitor for some hours
Saturday.
Bert Forquer was at Chippewa
lake on a fishing trip the first of
! the week.
! II. S Babcock of The Record, was
i'm Harbor Springs over the week end
on business.
Mr.. Hugh Hathaway Of Flint spent
/ last Friday with his uncle II. ). Bah
cock and family.
DR.. f. G. Sluyter, osteopathic ply
stefan, State Savings Bank Building,
Alma. both phones. 57-tf
Miss Ruth Babcock left Saturday
TO take up her work as teacher in a
school near North Star.
See c. f. Daley about balng hay
and straw Plenty Of wire. Phone
252, 22O State st.-63-3-adv
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bennett and
Milton Hustled and family spent
Labor day at Chippewa lake
Mrs. f. d. Phillips Of Owosso
visited her sister. Mrs Geo. Van
Norman IN. a few days last week.
Mrs Fred Phillips Of Owosso came
Saturday to attend the funeral of her
cousin, Andrew O'Boyle of st. Louis.
Roy Gulick left the first Of the
week for Rodgers City, where he will
teach in the high school this year.
Miss Esther Durham left Monday
for East Tawas, where she has a
position as principal of the junior
high this year.
Miss Florence Keefer left Saturday
for Tawas City, where she has a
position as principal of the high
school this year.
Mrs Myrtle Oliver, daughter of
Mrs. Flemelling of w. Center St.
left last week for Pontiac, where she
will make her future home. She has
been an Alma resident for - yrs.
Mrs. J. c. Gossett, accompanied by
Miss Pearl NJ Grimm, spent last
week at Highland Park resort where
they were met by the formers son,
| Fay, upon his return from Chicago.
E. n Mccall, editor of the Mt
Pleasant Times, was in Alma Satur-
day to witness the Republican Trans
port game, and then went to Crystal
TO spend the week end with his fam
lily.
Miss Winifred Trapp and Miss
Frances Stitt returned last week
from a stay of several weeks duration
in their cottage at Conway, Michigan
They report the air and water of the
north land as very fine.
Sunday the Republic Trucks will
meet the Olds team of Lansing in the
Capital City. The Olds aggregation
is a good team. but is hardly ex-
pected to be able to stop the fast
going Alma Truckmakers.
| Mrs F. NJ. Smith and daughter
| DIN, of Superior street left Tuesday
for their new home in California
| Their many friends are sorry to see
| them go. Mr. Smith and son will
| follow them a title later in the sea
4 son.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hathaway anC
Il little son, Kenneth, of Pontiac visit
II ed at the home of her uncle, II. S
II Babcock last Saturday and Sunday
II They drove through from Pontiac
II Mr.. Hathaway attended the |. o. O
II f. banquet Saturday evening.
II Fay c. Gossett Jr. has returne,
II from Chicago where he has been TAX
II ing a course of study at the Koeste
II School of window dressing and adj
II vertising. The first of the week h
r. will enter upon his new duties wit
II the ID. W. Robinson Dry Goods CO
n of this city
II The Republic Trucks are in Albio
today playing the Albion Red Soy
one Of the strongest Independent
teams in the state. The Albionite
have won nearly every game the
| have played this season, and shoul
| be able to furnish the Republics wit
hard game. Hagerman is tn
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