Riverdale Pioneer Dewit Buewori Dies at Home
Riverdale notes report the death of Dewit Buewori an elderly local pioneer at his Wooalook home on Tuesday night. Funeral held Friday at the church with interment in Riverdale cemetery.
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1909
Page
4
Riverdale notes report the death of Dewit Buewori an elderly local pioneer at his Wooalook home on Tuesday night. Funeral held Friday at the church with interment in Riverdale cemetery.
SETHTON E DeYoung of Crystal visited town and school guests, including Mike Maggie McLares at Scott Payne's home in New Haven. Mr Jarvis and Gardner families joined Joseph Jarvis's Brice home, Mine Margaret Jackson returned to Mt Plons to resume teaching, H W McWilliams gathering drew 75 to 100 attendees with songs recitations and piano, plus a fifteen cent Ladies Aid supper raising funds.
Edwin Gee and Mrs. Leroy Kress are listed on the sick list. Edyth Lockard, studying at Ithaca Normal, visits Sumner friends. Mrs. R. A. Gee visits Mr. Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kelley visit Mrs. George Ray. Ed Rockafellow hosts a tenth anniversary party for about 50 guests with games and a bountiful supper.
The report claiming exclusive rights to bill J. D. Hotown for auction sales is unfounded and harms Mr. Helman. Dates for Mr. Helman may be made at this office as before, with his date book kept in Ithaca to prevent confusion. The Record offers equal advertising value and will not assist others in copy for auctions.
Representative Scot Vonas attended a Wednesday luncheon at the capitol, hosted by a predecessor he will succeed in the next congress. Present were most of the Michigan delegation and guests including D. E. H. Ward.
Church notes report Lent devotion sessions at St Mary's Church on Fridays and March 16 at 7 pm, including the Stations of the Cross, sermon, and benediction. On Ash Wednesday February 9 the service followed the traditional rite placing ashes on foreheads with the reminder of human frailty and penance.
First Church of Christ Seventhies invites all to Sunday service at 10:80 am and Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7790. The church sustains a free reading room where Christian Science material may be read loaned or purchased open Saturday 2:00 to 4:00 pm at 608 Tute Street.
Carrier Harlock buys a new horse from Leonari and will drive on Town and Missouri routes. John Murphy relocates to Raycraft house on Maplevente after selling his farm. James Barry, buyer of Windemars farm, arrives last week and occupies Deverenus farm west of the city. Christ Habaker takes Ambleside farm on route 1, Will Bigelow moves to Maple Ridge farm route 4 next week. Courrier Hocker ran route 1 last Saturday. J L Brown delivers a short rectire to R I D aspirants. Washington’s birthday causes a holiday with no regular trips.
Mr and Mrs Bart Miller hosted a turkey feast at their Gratiot avenue home joined by their nephew and niece and other friends. The wild North Dakota turkey drew praise for its savor with abundant side dishes as guests joked about a new turkey eating record.
A fragment urges skepticism toward advertised cures and advises readers to consult trustworthy sources about Warner’s White Wine of Tar claimed as the best remedy for coughs and colds. The note warns against taking every claim at face value and promotes critical inquiry.
Governors say wardenship applications total about 20 but none will be acted on until the ongoing investigation concludes. A Farmers club opposes the bill raising salaries for public instruction officials, favoring lower pay. The "Book Trust Priges Vary" item reports Michigan pay disparities on geography textbooks with Indiana prices, while a Montague man seeks asylum for his son, denied after doctors testify against insanity.
Market data corrected weekly lists grain prices including wheat oats corn and flour purchases with per bushel and per ton figures. Live stock prices cover beef cattle sheep veal calves and labor with price ranges per hundredweight. Dressed meats poultry hides and miscellaneous items such as potatoes apples cabbage and butter are shown with unit prices and brief descriptions.
Detroit markets show cattle and hogs active with higher quotes on fat cattle and veal calves steady to lower. milkers and common cows listed with mixed prices. Local notices include deaths, court actions, and obituaries. regional names like Martha Hurd Port Huron and Philip Gropps Port Huron noted, along with Michigan residents in Grand Rapids and Alma.
Professor KK D T Hollister of Michigan will present Macbeth at the Presbyterian church Tuesday evening at 8 30 in support of the College Debating League. Reserved seats cost 25 cents at Brown's drug store. The Otsego Union notes the recital attracted strong praise for Hollister's dramatic interpretation and delivery.
An OCR fragment discusses what a BI representative or congress might claim about con bills and substation value. It hints at parliamentary debate, weight of items, and the need to provide full value for quality, though the text is garbled and several proper nouns are unclear.
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