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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1903

Page

6

Fulton Center Community Notes Brighten Spring Schedule

A. Stoner hosts Obi visitors as May Tattle to teach Ruppert Choo at spring term. Nora Wintoger and Bessie Kellogi start teaching across Ola North Star districts. Jessie Weller, Miss Laura Stitt, and others set spring school terms. Arbor day planned by Springbrook Grange April 24. Local clubs meet: South Fulton Farmers’ Club May 14. Fulton Center Ladies’ Aid with Mrs H Winlower April 21. Oscar Hines family moving to Guildersiteve area. Geo Whitney aids Kellogg house project. Dr Hall attends Adney Bolyard and Chas Dodge injures toe.

Fulton Center A. Stoner Obi May Tattle Martin Nora Wintoger Ola Bessie Kellogi North Star M. Boyle Mike Reichard Dmiss Jessie Weller North Shade Pulton Center Ladies’ Aid Society H. Winlower Laura Stitt East Fulton Springbrook Grange Ellsworth McRae Washington Guildersiteve Place South Fulton Oscar Hines Fenville Allegan County Geo. Whitney Maple Rapids Joseph Kellogg Dr. Hall Adney Bolyard H. L. Laycock Chas, Dodge Aod

Community notices and sales delayed by rain

North Plains reports B D Hoag moved onto the Millard farm and J H Fowlers sale was postponed because of rain. Guy Millard serves as engineer for H Fowler in the saw mill. Marvin Clingerman and wife moved to Three Rivers. Rogers & Fowler open a saw mill one half mile east of Biasells corners. The text then digresses into an unrelated Catarrh Cure advertisement with dubious claims.

B.D. Hoag Millard J. H. Fowler Guy Millard H. Fowler Marvin Clingerman Three Rivers Rogers & Fowler Biasells! Corners

Pompeii Social News From The Week

Miss Nellie Taylor is very sick with typhoid fever. W. Th. Smuitt is building a barn for Mrs. S. Gray. Mrs. J. W. Payne will move into Richard Foster’s house. Dewidt Payne is working for Bert McCutcheon this summer. A. Frake has the frame for his new barn up ready for siding. W. J. Smith moved into his house recently vacated by W. Lane. Mrs. J. B. Willoughby has improved. Open the door let in the air. The winds are sweet. Since taking Rocky Mountain Tea, Bivins and Rhodes.

Nellie Taylor W. TH. Smuitt W. Gray W. Payne Richard Foster Dewidt Payne Bert McCutehoo A. Frake W. J. Smith W. Lane Ada Mertie Wood Middleton J. B. Willoughby Bivins & Rhodes

Elm Hall Notes And Local Movements

Elm Hall residents report land rentals and moves including Lee Saunders renting Mrs Hyde’s farm Jacob Strayer building a new fence near his lot Will Weatherwax occupying a farm near the cemetery and Mrs Lenah Andrews purchasing property around the G A R hall Henry Romine’s area. The Misses Mabel Croton and Leah Lewis passed exams. band raised 2275 at a box social. Chas Brooks injured at Robinson’s mill. Easter exercises praised. Junior League met at Mrs Ackley Ward’s home.

Lee Saunders Mary Hyde Jacob Strayer James Sly Roscommon Will Weatherwax Wm. McLeod Cheboygan Mabel Croton Leah Lewis M. EE Lenah Andrews G. A

North Shade Social Updates

Mr Fockler moved into the Geo Garner house Minnie Randolph works for Miss Hattie Wright Elford Martin and wife of Belding visited relatives here over Sunday Herbert Locke rented and moved onto Sam Stonebrook farm Edna and Blanche Randolph of the Island visited Iva and Ada Wright Sunday Miss Flora Eldred with Pearl Hartman near Middleton Frances Hudson resumes school work in district No 4 after four weeks vacation

Mr. Fockler Geo. Garner Minnie Randolph Hattie Wright Elford Martin Belding Herbert Locke Sam Stonebrook Edna and Blanche Randolph Iva Ada Wright Flora Eldred Pearl Hartman Middleton Frances Hudson

Summerton social notes and local updates

Egg wagons are seen on roads. Mrs Fitzerald spent Monday in Shepherd. Mrs Elmer Divilbliss entertained Miss Nelly Jacobs. L B Quick and wife visiting from South Lyon. May Plowman and son Ray visited County Line friends. Allen school gains Sass curtains for a brighter room. Wim Bowers moved into Wim Gallagher house. Rocky Mountain Tea ad promotes a 25 cent clear skin tonic this spring.

Fitzerald Shepherd Elmer Divilbliss Nelly Jacobs L. B. Quick South Lyon Alma May Plowman Ray South Tine River Friends Allen School Wim.Bowers Morest Hill Wm. Gallagher G. Bides

EW Gibson to Teach School Another Year

Forest Hill notes list local residents: Mrs Bates bi on the sick lost and several neighbors. EW Gibson has been engaged to teach the school again, Easter exercises postponed to next Sunday evening, and local residents comment on Mr Murly's creamery meat theft with a promise of no questions if payment is made at the post office.

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Local News From Maple Rapids and Nearby Towns

Maples Rapids notes show J E B Jones improving while residents travel to Fowl Monday and St Johns Saturday. visits include Lyman Perrigo from Winsor Canada and Ora Parr in Hubbardston. Lester Tyler heads to Harbor Springs for summer work. Easter services drew crowds despite weather. Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as spring tonic for health.

J. EB. Jones E. B. Parr Sidney Itasse St. Jobes Minnie Parr St. Johns Jacob Price Near Lyman Perrigo Winsor Canada Ora Parr Hubbardston Lester Tyler Harbor Springs Maud Parr Olivet Michigan Orva Snyder Minnie Smith Ithaca M. Redfern A. Webster St. Jouns E. Mudge Chicago Gleason Sidney Masse Bert Horr Tom Halstead Harry McKinistry Elsie Arthur Brown Columbus Ohio Dell Chick Creole Cigar Company Lansing Daniel Hickey Burton Wiving

Temperance Medicine Ad for Golden Medical Discovery

An advertisement proclaims Golden Medical Discovery as a strictly temperance remedy free from alcohol opium cocaine and narcotics. It urges acceptance as the best stomach disease cure and promotes the Common Sense Medical Adviser with a fifty page price and mailing cost details. Dr V Pierce of Buffalo NY is cited as the address for purchase.

V. Pierce Buffalo N.Y

West Pine River Community Notices and Moves

Bruce Hoyt comes from Mt. Pheasant to West Pine River while Clyde Raycraft returns home from Minneota. Arch Jobovan relocates his family to Alma. Mrs Fleming at Fatty's this week. Frank Church injured fingers last week and Otis Post is sick. Dp Me Laughlan cares for him. Mr and Mrs D Troyt visited friends near Mr Pleasant last week. Holly Wright on Cedar Corners trip. Glen Combrite and mother with Mr and Mrs Bilcolburn Sunday. Will Vale of Mt Pleasant visited friends there. Mrs Eliza Fleming and family spent Sunday with her son J Fleming of Elwell. Mrs Geo Farrow and son Don visited sister Mrs W Sullivan last Thursday. Arthur Wright of Shepherd visited his parents last week.

Arch Jobovan Alma Brown Vira Fleming J. Fatty Frank Church Otis Post Laughlan D. Troyt Pear Pleasant Holly Wright Wade Cedar Corners Glen Combrite Bilco

Washington Births and Local News Notes

Washington births report Mrs. Mable Whitney returns from Newark to visit son Win Whitney. Caroline French moves from Eaton county with sister Mrs S A Sutto. Mr DD Ogden rents and moves onto St French's farm. Farmers deal with cats and moisture prompts concern. Jesse Kimbell visits with daughter and Meсosta county relatives.

Win Henson April S Mable Whitney Win. Whitney Newark Caroline French Eaton County Rose DD. Ogden Poplar Onin St. French Washington Jesse Kimbell Mrx Kimbell Clarence Henson Mecosta County

Quiet wedding at Craver home joins Foie Craver to Ferris Rupp

The Craver residence on North Jefferson hosted a private wedding for Foie Craver and Ferris Rupp officiated by Rev. Geo. Killeen of St. Louis. Guests gave gifts as the couple prepared to move to Alta where Rupp works in a cold storage plant. Local interest and best wishes were voiced by neighbors and friends. An unrelated list mentions license details and several names along with an ad for Early Risers pills by Bivins & Rhodes.

Monroe Craver Jefferson Street Foie Ferris Rupp Geo. Killeen St. Louis Fir Alta Rupp Ald Bivins & Rhodes

Probate court notices and administrator appointments

Probate court filings on April 1 reveal petitions for special and general administrators for multiple estates including Kutens ca Howe and Laura Barnes, with Will of Mercy Ann Bogert probated and estate sales noted. Names such as Irene Johnson Byron L Bassett and Elmira Peckell appear among petitions and appointments for special administrators and executor actions.

Tora General Alwy Kutensca Howe Sppecrl Belek Alert W. Barnes Laura & Barnes Petion Mercy Ann Bogert Irene Johnson Heense Tysk i Real Byron L. Bassett Riverdale Edward Subley Alton Wills Heevy Siswee Pebee Mary A Ower Speal du Eter Elmira Peckell Bert Hayes

Real Estate Transfers Faced By Various Parties

A list of real estate transfers records several individuals and entities, including Fi Vann to Dk for Junson, Park Min, Alta Hankel, and multiple properties in North Star, North Haven, Washington, and other locations. Names such as Wilkinson, Hodges, Oswald, Hood, Lewis, Levis, Patton, and Alexander appear among numerous grantors and grantees with assorted parcel notes and locations.

Fo Junson Tnt Alta ' Hankel Hanilth Hitler Ae Joetavette Daves Gmwald Lott Laue Kya Oswald Davie Lota Newtons Mney Brown Tod Louis Colendatt Dau Hearbeley T. Bles Middleton Levis Dani Low Haven Vine N M Wells Ted Tistinond New Thaw Weautiel Wletford Wid Adorhionomid New Maven Lewis Harber J. Chepenter Washington Steven Toyre Aine Aubsady North Star Alex Onssady Ty Norman Peterson Alexander Tt Patton W. Tliinon T. A. Sanders

Alma Citizens Laud Dean’s Kidney Pills In City Ad

Alma residents publicly praise Dean’s Kidney Pills for relief from back pains and kidney trouble. Robert Carpenter of Grant Street recounts years of ache and fatigue, says a box at Bivins Rhees' drug store improved his condition, urging others to remember the quo Dean’s and avoid substitutes.

Dean Robert” Carpenter Grant Street Down Bivins @ Rhees Koster Miibonnn Huffare United States qunio—Deans

Confessions of a Priest Rev Juno Wake Ark narrows cure

Rev Juno Cox of Wake Arkansas writes about twelve years of suffering from yellow jaundice and how Electric Bitters cured him after other medicines failed. He endorses Electric Bitters as a reliable medicine for liver and kidney trouble stomach disorders and general debility. Sharer Mulholland advertise.

Juno. Kr, Cox Wake Ark Tan Sharer & Mulhol Jan

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