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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1903
Page
2
Reserved Setason Sale announced by Sharrar and Muhlolland's Drug Store with special discounts and limited stock on household goods and remedies. Sale highlights include reduced prices on medicines, tonics, and personal care items with store hours posted for the event.
Fred Bowers stays home Leslie Mills gets a new phone Dick Small enjoys MJ at Wm Sullivan's Erma Baker hosted a young friend last week Several from there joined an excursion to Toledo Sunday Middleton resident Lemmon spent Sunday at N Whitecraft's Rev Mrs Robbins of Sparta visited Freeman Joneson's Mrs Walters returned from Coleman to visit son Wm Wall family at Shepherd Weekend visitors Walter Daily Mt Pleasant Wu Mammond St Louis spent Sunday Rob Woody household goods passed through town en route to St Louis Kinsey's rake broke a horse frightened but no one hurt Puzzling line about a woman and youth promotes a product from Bivins and Rholler.
Seville residents recount Sunday calls and visits as Mrs Eliza Rockwell hosts Miss Pearl Newcomb and others. Elias Rockwell returns from a berry gathering trip. Alma’s Mrs Cora Rogers and son Jesse join the Hendershott farm gathering, with several neighbors calling.
Local notice states J. C. Bey has been known for 16 years and is seeking aid in locating a patient named Catarth. The undersigned request cooperation and offer a reward in connection with the cure mentioned and Teleda identity.
Local residents catch up with kin visitors from Bannister West Unity and Cilulubung. John Speart and others report health concerns while wires progress Beebe Ithaca line work nears completion. A neighborhood gathering honors Rev. Geo Jackson with friends and relatives in a warm farewell for a traveling evangelist.
Forest Hill residents and visitors are listed with travels and calls. Mr and Mrs Laishaw went to Toledo. Miss Floy Eagan from Alma clerked for L B Leonard. A J Miller trip to Shepherd. Levi Leonard home on South street. Mrs Wm Brooks of Isabella county visited Forest Hill. Mr and Mrs M B Hall of St Louis were in town. Hod Dempsey of Howell visited his nephew N Spore. Ladies Green and Marrow of St Louis visited the L O TM. David Eliott visited a brother in the western part of the state. Mrs GC Wordant and Mrs Mybel visited Abet. Willstiny at Perlemuth Ohio guest of Mr and Mrs Cam Held over. Mrs Fiora Pierson will visit Ludington. UO and A Gallagher took a trip and brought three bushels of lettres. Mr and Mrs Leslie Wood drove to St Johns to visit brother Lee Raycratt. Mrs Herbert Hayes of St Louis visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Tauer and plans to join husband in South Bend Indiana.
Dr. L A Howe returns from a fill visit to Jackson Michigan. Mrs 8 J McCall of Geonto Wisconsin visits her parents J D Wood who has the contract for building the addition to the school house will push it as rapidly as possible. Rev J McGraham former pastor of the local church and now at a Saginaw church is visiting relatives here.
Melbourne Florida resident H Haggins credits Dr King s New Discovery for luring him from a death sentence to recovery from consumption a free trial bottle prompted his use and the cure is guaranteed for throat and lung diseases with Sharrar Mulholland offering a price of soc and free trial bottle.
Pred Eliott visited in Elm Hall on Sunday. Several families from Alma Brhew and surrounding towns spent last week with relatives. A Sunday gathering at Berneice Brainard’s included Mary Winn and others. A youth misadventure at the Mine left clothing burned. The Free Methodist quarterly meeting at Elmfall drew about 125 attendees with ministers, 21 of whom were clergy. offerings totaled about 65 dollars, including funds for Foreign Missions. Albert’s of the Columbia River conference attended and spoke on Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society. A visiting evangelist noted for healing and revival also appeared.
A succession of short travels and visits is recorded across towns including Albion Alma Ithaca Ash ley North Star and Detroit. Notable movements include Prank Cross of Alwi in Ithaca last Saturday Lola Sipe Alma visiting aunt Mrs Wastboro a few days and Mrs Maxwell from Mr Pleasant arriving in Ithaca to care for her ailing father M S Pratt.
An early 20th century advertisement boosts Dr. King's New Life Pills, claiming they awaken sluggish organs to aid digestion and prevent constipation. It contrasts a pale dull figure with a rosy healthy look and directs readers to Sharrar & Mulholland druggists for purchase.
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