Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-03
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Deitz were Flint
visitors Tuesday.
A. W. Davis was in Saginaw on
business Wednesday.
You viii | find the best bread in
Butter Cup wrappers OF tic
Chas. II. Goggin was in Mt. Plas-
ant on business Thursday.
Harrison Patton Of st. Louis was
in the city on business Tuesday.
Mrs. J. ID. Spinney and son, Mark,
were Pompeii visitors Wednesday.
f. W. Ruggles and +. L. Smith
were in Flint ON business Saturday.
Attorney John Myers Of Ithaca
was in the city on business Wednes-
day.
Frank 0. Parker, and NJ. w.
Stuckey were Mt. Pleasant visitors
Thursday.
Ask ypur groceryman about Maple
Nuts. It's something good to eat
advertisement 1925
Mrs. Sylvia Gaffney is in Chicago
this week purchasing fall stock for
"lhe style Shop"
DR.. +. G. Sluyter, osteopathic ply
stefan, State Savings Bank Building,
Alma, both phones. 57-tf
Joseph +. Sartor, Jr., spent the
week end visiting with friends and
relatives in Detroit.
James G. Kress Of Ithaca, judge Of
probate,cf Gratiot County, was in the
city on business Monday.
f, Special this week--Cherry fruit
nut ice cream, 4Oc per quart Deluxe
Candy Go advertisement
+ Mis- ;Josie Galloway Of Chicago
lspent The week end IN this city,
guest Of Miss IVA Spauldine
Mr. Roy Clcelaad from Wisconsin,
, is visit n9 her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
w. u. .brong, for n few weeks.
NH. Rd Mrs. fitcS Bascoek spent.
\ the week end at Starf6sh, visiting at
/ the honik b,-ses'Atter@ parents e .''ss
President II. NJ. Crooks. Of Alma
4 Collegetretmned this morhingi from
! essevera days business trip TO
: Chicago. reXsE1 fF
~ KSfr r. Adams, cashier of the
klma Sitate Saving Bank, has resum-
ed his hlties a, the hsnlS, after 4 two
sNeeks Vacation, ,.l
VI Mrs, skatc Waggtoff and son Of
Colunilms, Ohio, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. }. II. Stucley return
ed 10 Bay City, Monday.
Once a customer always custo-
mcr, on Grand Union extracts, try
bottle and be one Of cur satisfied
customers. Grand Union Tea Store
advertisement.
H. ID. Minich Of The Republic Mot
or Truck Company me-, was in
Chicago on business for the company
,he first Of the week.
Home made fried cakes just like
those mother makes sold at the
Grand Union Tea store Made fresh
every observation-disclosures
Claude Baker Of Owosso ard Ray
Baker of Davenport, iowa, have
been called to Alma by the serious
! illness Of their mother, Mrs. A. j.
Baker, West Center street.
Mr. and Mrs Wesley b. Beadle,
and The Misses Carpenter of Pontiac
were overnight guests of II. S. Bah
cock and family, Monday. They were
cnroute for the Northern resorts.
Glen Rockwell, who has been at
the Park House Sanitarium in St.
Louis for several weeks past, was
brought home Saturday very much
improved in health.
The Ladies Guild Of St. Johns
Church will meet at the home of Mrs.
George Blesch, 404 West Center
street Tusday afternoon at 4:30. Pot
luck supper will be served.
Mayor Charles X. Murphy return
ed Tuesday evening from an automo-
bile trip to Indianapolis and St.
Louis. Mrs. Murphy, who had been
visiting in the former city returned
with him.
Friday evening several cords Of
four foot wood used in the CRATES at
the F.. w. Ruggles home, and which
was piled at the rear of the Ruggles
property near the river bank, caught
fire and was destroyed by the flames.
Inc origin OF the DlaIe is not Known.
The European Cafe, which has been
doing considerable rcdecorating and
otherwise improving its "eat house"
during the past few weeks, has now
] installed double coffee urn of the
latest model, which Bill believes will
, enable him to brew still better coffee
: for his patrons.
] The automobile owned by Frank o
4 Parker, Alma's new postmaster, was
badly damaged Sunday at Crysta
lake, when an Ohio seeker Of Pleas
n ure in this great summer resort
= state, backed into Mr.. Parker's car
t with considerable force, and ruinct
t the body. The auto is said to hav,
a been damaged TO such an extent that
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