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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1920
Page
6
Rat Snap sells on claim it kills rats and mice quickly and leaves no lingering odor. It is made in cakes that do not require mixing with other food and is said to deter pets from touching it. Sold and guaranteed by E C Clapp and C Murphy.
Breckenridge A and E Hunn, Bree 6 merchants, open a Wheeler branch in the Adam Johnston store building. They plan to stock the Wheeler shop with the same lines as their Bree store and serve the local market. Many local residents and visitors are listed with weekend and visiting relations, reflecting a busy social period.
Mr and Mrs J E O Bryant hosted her parents Mr and Mrs Neil Sanders and sister at Forest Hill last Sunday. Nearby, Bert Jones and family joined Riverdale visitors, with Pat Whitcraft and kin from Lansing and Alma families sharing time with Whitcrafts. Other gatherings included Korah Fookes hosting in Findlay and reunions in Salem, plus visits by Geo Schiff Ur bana and relatives in Forest Hill and surrounding towns.
Mr and Mrs Harry Metcalf hosted guests from Charlotte on Sunday. Mr and Mrs McNutt of Alma vacationed with Mr and Mrs Fred Rockfellow. Mrs Henry and her young son returned home from the hospital Saturday. Mrs Geo Lentz entertains her father from northern Michigan. Matt Johnson and wife welcomed a baby boy named Robert Stanley Friday night. Mrs Arthur Grandy and two sons are back in Marine City. Mr and Mrs Giles Isham and two daughters visited with Mr and Mrs Ed Vangere and daughter Sunday at Middleton. Mrs Pearl Hammond of Mr Pleasant visits her parents Mr and Mrs Vancere Sr. Mr and Mrs Gadt and Ida Medier spent Sunday at Jake.
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