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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1907
Page
5
Large assortment of Valentines at Rhode's, including new books in Rhode's circulating library. Numerous locals and visitors, from George Sharrar to H K Condit, travel for business in Ithaca and St Louis. The Town buzzes with meetings, visits, and events including the Woman's Club gathering, lectures, and a county circuit court in session.
Miss Lizzy Gaffney spent the latter part of last week in Detroit visiting her ill mother. Miss Alberta Dunham hosted the Epworth League Society Friday evening. Harold Reynolds of Alma Sugar Co. has resigned for a post at Alma Manufacturing Co. Blanche Woodward proceeded to Chicago en route to Lion River in the Upper Peninsula to teach. Harvey Hubbard left for Battle Creek to establish a future home. his wife will join later after visiting relatives. On Jan 30 at the bride's sister’s home, George Joalin of Alma married Miss Margaret Johnston with Rev. Watson officiating. McChegor contact from South Haven aims to close a fruit-farm deal with Mr. Eplar. Bert Varquer to move his bicycle shop into the new building as soon as the bargain closes. New sanitarium arrivals include Jy Mulcody Wyandotte. Mr. and Mrs. Hickey Columbax. Mr. Alft Martin and daughter Hoodowrn of Chicago. Mr. Robt. Cravens Madison Indian. J.J Kirby of Arbor R. Rand Mra. Adame of Thompsonville. A surprise birthday gathering at Leon and Mrs Stinchcomb’s was held with music, games, storytelling and refreshments. Mr. A. Hunter of Williamston has joined Brock Heater Co. to manufacture drums. he arrives Saturday. Mrs. Anta Rogers of Vestabarg, 45, died of heart disease at her sister’s residence the night before. funeral at Baptist church with Robert Elder officiating. Burial at Riverside cemetery. Wanted potatoes at J. J. Miller and Son.
Elwell and Slingluff families share news of an eight pound boy born Saturday. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Chas Slingluff and Mr and Mrs Marlie Slingluff at Fayette Mallory's home. The body of Mrs Vought arrives for burial, attended by Mrs Sheridan Roberts from Iron Hastings. House fire damages Herbert Humphrey residence while Thos Perry’s delegation to the county convention is elected. Services at Church of God held nightly under Rev McNutt.
A grateful note thanks friends for assistance and beautiful offerings after a recent hardship. Signed by Mit. Axl Mis C. A. Kipp Mik Ava Mite AL J. Chum Logerrs Cram for the family.
Public notice lists multiple names including Henry Baldwin Fred Wal lacey Irene Harrietta Hamshire Clara Tubbs Nellie Parsons Nellie Mrs Henry Fuller and others as unclaimed items awaiting pickup at the post office. The list includes Mr and Mrs or initials such as A G Gould G A Smith and Lousia Mrs F Brown with addresses not provided.
McCurdy and Son advertise a 20 percent discount sale. Ray Stevens, employed by the Record for six months, traveled to Detroit on Monday to take a printing job. Choalee butter sold at J L Miller and Sons. Prices at the New York Racket.
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