26 Feb 1892
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1892
Page
1
Farmers are reminded that ice cutting will commence next week at the usual low prices. A new ice house has been built at the D. L. & N. stock yards. E. N. Cuapwick announces readiness.
Mrs Gerber's broken arm is improving Adele Eckert resumes work at the Sanitarium Will Rogers plans to build a barn this spring Channing Parsons marks his fifth birthday with grandma Parsons Townsend district winter term to close Friday with an exhibition Nora Howland closes a successful Eckert district term with an evening exhibition Unsure if Miss Howland can be secured for next term
A local rebuttal rebuts a St. Louis independent's rumor about supervisor actions. Mr Pugsley allegedly told Nancy and Martha McMurphy they must trade at Riverdale co op, claiming no halt to service but a move in location. The women, nearly barefoot, faced a long snowy trip for provisions and indignantly deny the claim.
In Elwell last week the I of I group held lively sessions as the Advents began meetings at Phelps Brothers ball. Mrs. Susan Taylor returned from a three week visit at Copemish. A schoolhouse incident left Frank Ray briefly under a wrecked rig after a horse spooked. Charles Prichard hosts meetings at Ely school house with weekly Friday prayer gatherings. May success attend these efforts.
A frightening runaway in Ithaca injured a newly married couple from St. Louis, scattering debris across O. E. Lead & Son’s hardware and causing about two hundred dollars in damages. The groom and wife escaped serious harm, though their belongings and goods suffered extensive damage. The incident disrupted streets as other teams broke loose and a lumber wagon caused additional wreckage.
Editor Record George Bolster returned Monday from Saginaw Jake Histed reports a head gathering and the grip. Funeral of Mrs Root mother of Rudolph Root, long resident of Gratiot county. Rev Geo S Hickey of Lansing lectured in Egypt travel and conducted services at the M N church. A child of Mr and Mrs T Cruson buried Sunday. Mr Cruson had just returned from Kansas with his family.
Saturday evening three residents of Jackson street in lreckinridge each rode a sled from the jag shop and met a two man St. Louis buggy. The buggy damaged but the men and horse escaped serious injury. The incident may cost the jag riders trouble but they did not stop.
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