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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1906

Page

4

Probate notices and estate actions in early January

Petition filed for heir determination in James P Till estate with hearing set January 2. final account approved for Richard Blunt estate and administrator discharged. Andrew B Godley will admitted to probate with Charles W Godley named executor. January 3 petition for administrator in Leonard Forleman estate. hearing February along with probate of John Landshaw will where widow Anna M Landshaw appointed administrator. A stray verse mentions triplets and Rocky Mountain Tea in a magazine ad.

James P. ‘Till Richard Blunt Andrew B. Godley Chas. W. Godley Leonard Forleman Thoresay John Landshaw Anna M. Landshaw

County News items and local movements blend in updates

Mrs. E K Ashworth improves after illness while J Q Pulver dies in Newark from recent illness. Pulver had lived here three years and ran a grocery. Local visits include Lyons entertaining his father, Miss Flori McLain visiting H B Field, Fred Joslit returning from Owosso, Kaddie Corrigan visiting Grand Rapids, Mra H L Werder visiting her daughter near town, and Miss Fay Eaton traveling with Mrs Fr Rowland. Kennedy's Laxative Honey aids coughs and colds, praised for quick relief in croup and whooping cough. sold by Chas Rhodes.

EK. Ashworth John Williams Newark N. Y J. Q. Pulver Pulver Gua Lyons Flori McLain Penamo H. B. Field Fred Joslit Owosso Kaddie Corrigan Grand Rapids Mra. HL. Werder van Wert Ohio Mra Po H. Stump Fay Eaton Riverdale FL Rowdand Kennedy Chas Rhodes

Local Notes and Visitors Share Town Updates

Fred Sethton and his daughter are very ill. David Gardner of Brive visits relatives in town. Mr and Mrs A Ritter return from Ashley. Mrs Mary Hooper extends stay at J T North's. Mrs Martha Gardner returns from Dexter. Mrs Elmer Jason recovers her health. Revival meetings begin at Church of God New Haven Center. Freeman Mosher of Wheeler visits en route to West Sobona. Pneumonia and LaGrippe circulate as coughs yield to Foley’s Honey and Tar. Refuse substitutes.

Fred Wilson Uttle David Gardner Brive A. Ritter Ashley Mary Hooper J.T. North Martha Gardner Dexter Elmer Jason Church of God New Haven Center Freeman Mosher Wheeler West Sobona

Parrish Eyes Lansing Work This Winter

Harry Parrish traveled to Lansing last Wednesday and expects to work there this coming winter. The sale at Mr Slough's was lightly attended, but most items found buyers. George Rosa has returned to Lansing after visiting his parents. Lena Morrill stayed with Mrs Jake Kime over Sunday. Mrs Marke Dean of California visits sister Mrs George Milligan. School resumed Monday after a two week break. Mr and Mrs Jos Krupka and Olive Jakes attended a progressive party at Mr Childs Redstone Friday. Pine salve is claimed best for sores burns and skin diseases, sold by Geo E Sharrar.

Harry Parrish Lansing Jos Krupka Olive Jakes Childs Redstone

Hyomei praised by Alma Record reader in catarrhal relief

A letter to the Alma Record touts Hyomei as a highly effective treatment for catarrhal troubles. The writer claims immediate relief, asserts a local treatment with no stomach dosing, and offers a money back guarantee if benefits are not observed. The complete outfit costs a dollar with bottles available for fifty cents.

Alma Record

West Pine River Society Notes and Local Happenings

Miss Ivy Church and Harry Haggard wed January 1 by Rev Higgins. Friends extend congratulations. William Adina, visiting during the holidays, returned home. Mrs. D. Hoyt improves.Henry and Mrs. Jones visit son Ford in Tennessee. School resumes in district No. 4 after vacation. N. Whitecraft and wife return from the south. O. F. Wright and wife back from Belding. Mrs. George Wicks dies in Traverse City. family extends sympathy. Mrs. D. Wool and son Fred visit Alma. Wm. Church and family move to St. Louis. Robert Wood buys a new hard coal stove. Pinesalve advertised for skin ailments by Geo. I. Sharrar.

Ivy Church Harry Haggard Higgins Adina Joie D. Hoyt Henry Jones Ford Tennessee N. Whitecraft Wright Belding Worl George Wicks Traverse City D. Wool Fred Alma Chareh St. Louis Robert Wood

Local notes and health updates from Wheeler area

Mrs Murphy is sick with influenza. Mrs Johnson not improving as hoped. Richard Blackman returns from Elwell improved. Rev George Allen visiting with family. Mrs Philips spent weekend with her parents near Merrill. Mrs Mike Snay visited town. Mrs McKinnon back from Carson City. Dr HJ Ervey, Ed Murphy attend business in Breckenridge. James Barry from Porter in town. Ida Young spent Sunday near Rathbone. Emmett King moves family into John Philips's house. George Young in Breckenridge on business. Mrs McKinnon hosts visitors from Center Ling. Dr Dade's Little Liver Pills praised for tonic effect. sold by Geo. B. Sharrar.

George Allen Philips Merrill Mike Snay

Southeast Ferris Social and News Roundup

William Fowler of New Haven visited locally Monday. Reid and family hosted J P Warren’s guests Sunday. Sumner K O Maccabee banquet at Crystal last Tuesday. Sherman Jolley and families visited Alfred Stearns Sunday. Mrs Sarah Carney injured on ice last week. Olive Osterhout visited Kate and Pearl Osterhout Sunday. John Klees in Carson City Tuesday. Marion Elsworth improving after illness. William Kneer on Ferris business Monday. Misc notes on local events and health remedies.

William Fowler New Haven Chas, Reid J. P. Warren Sumner K. O Crystal Chas Sherman Jolley Alfred Stearns Sarah Carney Olive Osterhout Kate Pearl Osterhout Jonn Klees Carson City Marion Elsworth Kneer Ferris Center

State Question Ably Discussed by North Shade Farmers Club

The North Shade Farmers' Club gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dell Reynolds on Friday January 5 with a large attendance. Programs featured a reading of the state question discussion led by Dan Speice, remarks on railroad rates, and a call for unity and political action by farmers. Mrs Addie Todd read The Legacy and Mary Jolls was thanked for a Lansing convention report.

Dell Reynolds North Shade Farmers’ Club Dan Speice Speke Boyle Roosevelt Chamberlain L. Hull Farmers’ Club Troop Addie Todd Stab Mary Jolls Lansing Lucy Reynolds Michigan Jas Stonebrook

Kols Celebrate Tenth Wedding Anniversary at Home

About thirty neighbors and friends gathered Monday to honor Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kol on their tenth wedding anniversary at their residence. Rev and Mrs T J Cox from Toledo were guests of KE M Wagner earlier in the week. Free Methodist chapel revival meetings continue and local telephones add new lines. Nina McCall visited Wednesday with Ethel Wagner as Will and Nina McCall and Caywood and Baker families visited Abe McCall Tuesday evening. E Wagner is cutting wood for Breckenridge and plans to move his family there soon.

Ed Kol T. J. Cox Toledo Ohio M. Wagner Free Methodist Nina McCall Ethel Wagner Will McCall Eugene Caywood George Baker Abe McCall E. Wagner Breckenridge

Bucksen's Artrica Salve Praised By Conrord Man

F Leek of Concord Kentucky says he suffered for 20 years from a painful sore on his lip that made eating difficult. After trying many remedies, Bucksen's Artrica Salve cured it. The product is advertised for burns cuts and wounds at Geo Sharrar's drug store for 25 cents.

F. Leek Concord Geo. &. Sharrar

Arcada District exchanges farms and townsships

Arcada District No 5 records Ed Andrews trading his forty acre parcel in section 16 Arcada township for Charles Webster eighty acres in Emerson township. Allen Hazelton sells his Sumner township farm to Arthur Murphy and buys Isaac Russell's forty acres in Arcada township section 17. Mrs Todd resumes teaching at Ely school after two. Mrs Wyman Stanton returns from Alma after neck tumor removal and recovery proceeds well. Harsh physics claim to ease bowels and constipation marketed by Dean’s products.

Ed Andrews Arcada Township Charles Webster Emerson Township Allen Hazelton Sumner Township Arthur Murphy Isaac Russel Arcada Miss Todd Ely Wyman Stanton Alma

Local Happenings Report From Breckenridge Area

Northeast Bethany and Breckenridge residents share visits and travel notes. Augusta Adams returns home near Mount Pleasant after a week with relatives. John Kehl makes a business trip to St. Louis. Deline Bros. send clover to the area. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as a beauty tonic. 35 cents for tea or tablets. Charles Rhodes.

Augusta Adams Mt. Pleasant John Kehl St. Louis Deline Bros Hollister Rocky Mountain Charles Rhodes

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