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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1909

Page

10

Riverdale Notes And Local Arrivals In Alma Town

Wm. T. Pitt visited Riverdale Saturday. Miss Sipe guest of Lillian Hilsinger in Alma Thursday. Lewie Valance and wife plan to settle here. Henry Vandemark to move family to a farm north of Alma this week. Phil Skipper and Ella Evans wed March 1 at Mrs. T. Evans home. Farney Dunkle’s baby ill. E. M. Canaff left for Cadillac. Messrs Conn and Lake of Alma aiding telephone wires. Sugar social at Houck’s Hall well attended. Bert Forquer of Alva in town on business. Union Telephone central moved to Dick Hillsinger’s store. Eva, Norma and Hazel Frosh visiting uncle. Fred Hudson in town. Ray and Otis Capen return home from work. Wallace Norton injures finger, possible amputation. Mrs. Romine recovering after operation. Grandmother Mrs. R. A. Gee improving. Mrs. John Johnson and Mrs. Jim Swain visit Theron Kress. LeRoy Kress to work for Henry Glover. Florence Hall home from Ypsilanti. Gypsies moving on toward Westaburg. Fred Johnson visits sister Mrs. George Tomlin. Ed and Mrs. Rockafellow guests of George Rockafellow. Arthur and Mrs. Baldwin welcomed a baby girl. Allen and Neal Baldwin visit John Bryant. Warren Strickland visits Theron Kress. Mrs. Dennis Howe on sick list.

Wm. T. Pitt Miss Sipe Union Telephone Alma Lillian Hilsinger Lewie Valance Henry Vandemark Phil Skipper Ella Evans T. Evans Farney Dunkle E. M. Canaff Cadillac Mr. Conn Mr. Lake Houck’s Bert Forquer Alwa Union Telephone Central Mr. Houck Dick Hillsinger Eva Norma Hazel R. A. Gee John Johnson Jim Swain Theron Kress LeRoy Kress Henry Glover Florence Hall Ypsilanti Bannister Ithaca Riverdale Westaburg Fred Johnson George Tomlin Ed Rockafellow George Rckafellow Arthur Baldwin

Local News Briefs From Sumner Area

Sumner report notes Rosa spent Saturday in Breckenridge. Attendees gathered at Shepherd for a meeting Sunday. Hutton learned of a Detroit regiment captain's death and left for the funeral. Lang and Forquer led an LOFF meeting at Riverdale Saturday. Elmer couple repair and plan to move home. Kate Lavoy returns to Elm Hall after visiting Forquer family. Mable Stoffs resumes studies after a brief absence. Mulford to move into room above store. Lenilla Nelson and families visit parents. Havens family also visit. D Mulford ill this week. Schlappi’s son back from the north. Mrs. Anna Graham visits her mother Malford. Nellie Robinson improving slowly Saturday.

Mr. Rosa Breckenridge Shepherd Hutton Detroit Jim Lang Mr. Forquer Riverdale Elmer Kate Lavoy Elm Hall Mrs. Forquer Mable Stoffs A.J. Mulford Lenilla Nelson Lola Havens H. ©. Church D. Mulford Schlappi Anna Graham Charles Malford Nellie Robinson

Sumner Center Visit Highlights Family Gatherings

Mrs. George Tomlin visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnson Sunday and Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gee are visiting, adding activity to the Sumner Center community.

George Tomlin J. W. Johson Harry Gee

Family and community notes from Central Pine River area

Central Pine River brief items record guests visiting Alma and Elwell families. John Wright moves to McCullough farm to oversee Fitzgeralds acreage. Mrs. Sprague hosts Mesdames White Huck and Payne with maple taffy. Ed Drury farm new owners John Goble, Seville house occupant John Wright. Vern Steel family from Summerton visiting Amor Wilkinson. planning move to St Johns. Mrs. Sloan ill. Don Hayes from West Pine River visited relatives. Wm Davidson and wife of Seville guests of John Owen and wife.

Gould Alma Fern McCarrie Elwell David Wilkinson John Wright McCullough Fitzgeralds Huck Payne H. L. Sprague Forest Hill Ed Drury John Goble Seville Vern Steel Summerton Amor Wilkinson St. Johns Wm. Sloan Don Hayes West Pine River

Ferris Center Social News and Visits

Mrs E Dyer visited relatives at Vestaburg Sunday Burdette Forqner of Alma was a caller at A J Dyer's Sunday J I Barber and family of 8 W Ferrie visited his sister Mrs Chambers Sunday Miss Bessie Minser is home with her parents D Winser as wife for a few days Mrs Rose Scott and the Misses Blanch Hare and Georgana Woodard returned to Alma Wright Hall to resume their duties Monday PL O’Brien was a business caller at Sumner Sunday Little Melvin son of Frank Dyer is better Otis Eggleston and wife Otto Eggleston and family with Mr and Mrs Harry Dale and children were Sunday visitors at Wilton Dolloff's Lewis Grinnell of Jackson is in these parts for the summer Wm Griffin wife and son of Him Hall visited her parents F J Scott and wife Sunday

Rose Scott Blanch, Hare Georgana Woodard Alma Wright Hall O'Brien Sumner Little Melvin Frank Dyer Otis Eggleston Otto Eggleston Harry Dale Wilton Dolloff Lewis Grinnell Jackson Wm. Griffin Him ‘Hall F. J. Scott

Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted for Kidney Relief

An article cites kidney function and disease symptoms and includes a customer testimonial from Ferris, Michigan praising Doan's Kidney Pills obtained at Charles Rhodes' pharmacy. It lists price, agency details, and a slogan Remember the name Doan's. It also notes local moves and residents in the community.

Ferris Elwell Mich Alma Doan Charles Rhodes Yester-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

West Arcada Notes Row of Local Moves and Ills

West Arcada news records residents traveling visiting family and visitors. Beverely spent a week in Jackson and lost a cow while away. Orwig moved into Medlar farm with Mrs. Medlar. J A Allis visited Mrs. Gee. Wicklif Beverly was ill and Dr. McClinton attended. Arthur Murphy returned from the north woods. Mrs. Beverly’s mother is failing. Mrs. Courter returned home after wintering at White Cloud with Mrs. Tuttle. Hinckel family moved into Will Roger’s house.

Eeees Jackson J. A. Allis R. S. Gee Wicklif Beverly Dr. McClinton Arthur Murphy North Woods Mrs. Beverly Mrs. Courter White Cloud Mrs. Tuttle Hinckel Will Roger

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Bank of Riverdale F. H. Rowland H. E. Harry John Young Bryan Oliver Greenville F. C. Hyde Christ Hoffman Sumner Center Pine River Ferris Center John Hamilton D. M. Carroll Chambers Seth Woodard J. P. Throop Geo. Harr Bloomer Dyer McCormick Binder Hyde and Garrett W. Thompson Gertie Lewis Orwig Medlar Mrs. Medlar Michigan D. V. Phelps Riverdale, Mich James Oliver Ton M. L. Perrigo Forest Hill, Mich R. E. Moblo & CO Billings & Chapin On Paints Houck & Son
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