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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1909
Page
7
Riverdale resident B F Lewis of Lakeview begins work on a new harness shop. A temporary rear building will precede the main structure. Local activity covers school, business calls by W D Strong, union telephone secretary L L Cont, and various social visits.
SUMMERTON John Connelly made a business trip to Shepherd Friday James Egan has been in the past week Mr and Mr John Fox visited at the home of Ww Murray Sunday Miss Sarah Connelly visited friends in Mt. Pleasant last week returning home Sunday School opened Monday after at two weeks vacation Miss Williams spending the vacation at her home near Winn Tom Connerly is at Mt Clemens Miss Sadie OConnor has been quite seriously ill but is recovering Miss Rose Murray and Sadie Carrol
Mrs Blakslee after a paralysis stroke is recovering at a rapid pace. Fred Robinson of Shepard visited Arthur Layman and wife. Mrs Mills has pneumonia but is improving. Fred Stafford of Lansing stayed with Blakeslees and Emily. Mrs C Mills of West Pine River and Mrs Mary Bauer of Forest Hill visited. Geo Davidson moved saw mill duties to Morris Malony's for a long job. Miss Jessie Wilkinson won a quilt draw at Flora Waldo's. cushion won by Mrs I P Adams of Arcaria. Aldon sister Mrs Weas hosted. Mrs Sarah Taylor of Lake County visited. Mrs Elia Wilkitson hosted Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Goo Back and others were guests of Gioyd White and wife.
Mrs. Bert Kempt hosts her visiting sister Edna Sias and Edna’s companions Rena Mills and Mary Brady though some remain on the sick list. Mrs. Chas Coon hires a new help Miss Netta Good. Mrs. Markham returns from Mt. Pleasant after caring for the ailing. Elder Duesing resigns. Sunday school to meet at noon. Ester Coon thanks friends for a postal cart shower gift. Pine River telephone association holds annual meeting in town hall. Jake goes to Riverdale. Frank Ray travels south for work.
In Arcada Center the past year buyers moved into the Babcock Kinsiey Eddy Ludlow Turck Hall Wagetat and Hasswell neighborhoods. Five joined J L Campbell's farm while David MeCall bought the Eddy farm two weeks ago. Others include Schwape of Tiffin moving last week to the Ensley farm Jack Morey to Parker farm Newark Charles Barnhill on Allen farm Art Daymon north of Alma Herb Warren south of Ithaca Holiday's new housekeeper. Miss Bailey the teacher grants vacation. Mrs Hawkins and Twila returned home to Killback Ohio. Nettie and Paw Birmingham attend school in Ithaca.
A town druggist promotes a at home recipe using Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsapararius to relieve backache, kidney trouble, and urinary issues. The mixture is taken after meals and at night, claimed to cleanse eliminative tissues and ease rheumatic pain with no stomach harm. The article notes readers may try it and that a local pharmacist can supply ingredients or mix the prescription.
Mrs Orin Eddy states she and her husband have bought a farm in North Yakima Washington. The letter confirms property purchase and relocation plans from the couple to establish residence on the new farm.
STATE OF MICHIGAN County of Guarierr. The Probate Court in Ithaca, Michigan, on the 2th day of March, 18__, ordered that a hearing be held April 10 at 10 o clock in the forenoon at the probate office to consider a petition by administrator asking for license to sell real estate of Joi Meltey, late of Him Halt, to pay debts and expenses and distribute residue to heirs. Next of kin and all interested persons must appear to show cause. Notice to be published in Alma Record. Judge of Probate. WM E Shave, Clerk.
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