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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1908

Page

8

Haying Leads The Day In Gran I PEs

Gran I Pes Haying is the order of the day as locals report visitors and social events. Mr and Mrs Harry Baker of Sagi-Daw visit their uncle John Murphy this week while Fred Bradford enjoys time with his father from Ionia. A pleasant Farmers Club gathering at David Beat’s home and an Evergreen Hall ice cream social for the Grange drew residents, with Mrs George Saxton improving and Miss Mable Murphy on a short vacation. Mr and Mrs Robert Carpenter of Riverdale and Mr and Mrs Allen Hazelton were Sunday guests at Mrs G B Snyder’s.

Harry Baker Sagi- Daw John Murphy Fred Bradford Mr. Bradford Ionia David Beat Farmers’ Club Evergreen Hall Grange George Saxton Anna Yorick Grand Rapids Mable Murphy Robert Carpenter Riverdale Allen Hazelton G. B Snyder

Esther Courter Visit In West Arcada Oregon

Mrs Esther Courter of Palle City Oregon visits relatives in West Arcada planning a summer stay. Her husband Jonathan Courter died this spring. they are remembered as longtime residents. Their former home is now owned by Mr Chase. Since moving to Oregon he has lost four children and has two living.

Esther Courter Palle City Oregon West Arcada Mer Jonathan Courter Chase Orexon A

Burials and Local News Across Ferris Area

Eldest daughter of Dave Minser buried after illness at Ferris Christian church. Funeral at Ferris Cemetery with Ree Brink officiating. Widow Mrs Charles Norris aged forty nine dies at home due to paralysis. Reports of horse loss, potato shipment victory, social calls, fishing trip, marriages, camp meeting, and various local visits and family news from Alma to Riverdale and beyond.

Dave Minser Ferris Christien Church Ferris Cemetery Ree Brink Charles Norris Vary Low Wm Perry James Dafield Ithaca Blanche Klees Carson City Eugene Osterbout Darban's

West Pine River Sumner Grange Meeting Notes

Meeting opened by Worthy Master with about sixty members present. Three candidates were instructed to the first and second degrees. Two bills passed. Matt Lentz joined the team. Floral fund for the evening went to Jim Bastore and children. Mrs Carrie St Lewix visited relatives. Essay on The influence of flowers discussed. Farm home lawn discussion among brothers and sisters. Holly Wright visiting. Instrumental solo by Cecil Philips and Madge Johnson, Alma. Instrumental duet by Ovid and ? Eyes. Strawberries served at close.

PA Kled Matt Lentz Jim Bastore U Sea Jane Carrie St Lewix Thompson Esay Holly Wright

Forest Hill social notes mention visits and local events

Mrs A Owen received help from Besals Sumill as Ed Creech traveled to Battle Creek for days. Leonard and J E Cunneld-church near Coe Sunday. Leone Bolly Crnneld in Detroit with relatives from Jacl. Luke returns from Pinckney to Proud Lake then Chelsea to Pinckney for weeks. Rod Hass to Alma. Vanderbeek at home with Mee Vanderbeek. Leo Wood visited Abo of Leslie Wood in Coe Sun. Arcada Grange baseball team lost to Cute. Cubs defeated Service in second game. Fite and Thabins quit. Clare Vanderbeek reports a conflict with an injured limb.

A Owen Battle Creek Leonard J. E Cunneld Coe Sanday Merine Leone Bolly Crnneld Detroit Crecct Jacl W. Luke Pinckney Proud Lake Chelsea Sanday Ned Ther Rod Hass Alma Mee Vanderbeekene Leo Wood Abo Biome Leslie Wood Coe Arcada Grange Baseball Caan Cubs Fite & Thabins Clare Vanderbeek

Hurrah for the Fourth in Emerson and nearby visits

Emerson residents hear community updates as Hurrah for the Fourth plans unfold. Visitors include Hurrah for the 4th of July Theams Wiles in Ohie and Mrs Mattie Wisner improving. Homes receive fresh paint with barn upgrades by Carl Kiehorn and Archie Walter. A baby girl born June 28 to Archie and Mrs. Walter. Farmers seek rain to ensure corn reaches knee high by the holiday.

Theams Wiles Ohie Mattie Wisner Anna Noble Flint Rey Carl Seipp Electa Leaton L. D. Baker Carl Kiehorn Lyle Francisco Archie Walter

Local Notes on Families and Visits Across Town

Pearl Osterhout and Maude Kile welcomed a baby girl. William Stratton and family, Ed CG, Joseph and family of Alma visit relatives. Willard Roth hosts a gathering with Mrs. Stearns. Arthur Forquer and Mrs W J Kirkert visit family. Ice cream social at Mrs Stearns house. Lola Mieser Davenport near died last week. Sam Temaion and others mentioned in passing.

Pearl Osterhout Maude Kile Big Rapide Tugaday W. Sherman Crystal William Stratton Deing Joseph Alma de Morton Danforth Entrieat & Ghest Willard Roth Arthur Forquer

U S Convention Sunday School Session Held At Kite

The U S Convention Sunday School session convened at Kite with Rev Abel Mudge of Shepherd delivering the address and papers read by Mrs Pown and Mrs Mryde Davenport. President L C Bring led the 10 o'clock start, but low attendance pushed most of the principal program to the afternoon.

Ferris Townshin Kite 5 Jane George Barlow Phompson Clos Abel Mudge Hon Stearns F D Hare Rey Brionie Mryde Davenport Pew Boston EW Thomason EB Hydorn Shepherd Mia, Paw Mryde Davepnert L. CG

Bebows Corner Social and Neighborhood Notes

Bebows Corner reports a well attended dance at Fred Bebows home with guests including George Morrow Jr and others. Neighborhood visits feature Josie Gilbert and M Warner, Mra EK Wagner and daughter Nina, and a gang from Big Salt thinning beets. A neighbor was attacked by a Baker brothers rooster during work, ending with a strangling hold. Fred Mattie and wife visited Gaxt Bebow and wife Sunday.

Fred Bebows George Morrow, Jr Wits Joseph Bebows Hubgie Jennings Detroit Americans McCall Josie Gilbert Guente Mra EK. M. Wagner Nina Presbyterian Church St. Louis Baker Brothers Fred Mattie paOnts Gaxt Bebow

Central Pine River Social Notes and Local Visitors

Miss Ura Suok of Lansing visits sister in town while Airs Merle Boyer stays for two weeks. George Boyer of St Louis and D Wilkins visit Emory Wiley at Parkinson. Farmers begin work this week with good crop prospects. Mrs Eater Mills visits relatives Minnie Parsons Elm Grove. Barnett Leonard visits sister Mexico Raycraft Sun HL Spengue buys new equipment for operation locally.

Ura Su0ok Lansing Merle Boyer George Boyer St. Louis D. Wilkinsos Emory Wiley Parkinson Eater Mills Minnie Parsons Elm Grove Mra Barnett Leonard Vial Mexico Raycraft Spengue Sabe

School closes as pupils enjoy community dinner and program

Our school closed last week with a bountiful dinner for children and visitors followed by a fine program of marches drills recitations and music. We wish continued interest from future teachers like Mrs Birmingham. Reta Fenner, recently attending Holly school, returned home Monday. A party was held Wednesday evening in her honor with strawberries and cake. Reta left for Lapeer Friday morning. Mr and Mrs VanWegen, new to the area, plan to move to Alma soon. Joe Morrey is a frequent presence. Charles Stover and sister, guests at the Herman Stover home, have returned to Ohio.

Birmingham Reta Fenner Holly Reta Lapeer VanWegen Alma Joe Morrey Charles Stover Herman Stover J Ohio

Social notes from Grange Heights and nearby towns

Mrs Jasper Nevens hay recovered from her late ones Roy Koofer hosts croquet for friends Miss Flora Finch entertained her sister Agnes Edith Lockbard of Alma was guest of Hazel Kablovan Fred Dokee and wife visited Jasper Nevens Alvin Miller and wife in Ithaca Mint Fannie Sharrar of Ithnes visited brother Melt Sharrar Sunday Pig Frank Gelkinn in St Johns lately Mrs Alvin Millar called on Mrs David Best Sunday Mrs Best is seriously ill from complications of diseases Mr Sipha Patterson, visiting HC Clarks, went to Central Lake Antrin county to spend time with friends there.

Jasper Nevens Hay Roy Koofer Flora Finch Agnes Edith Lockbard Alma Hazel Kablovan Fred Dokee Jasper Nevens Alvin Miller Ithaca Mint Fannie Sharrar Ithnes Melt Sharra

Beaver Creek Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mra John Dilling of Ithaca visits relatives in the vicinity while Daniel Smith of Alma spends time at his father D M Smith's home. Lena Erskins works for Met Clara Welch. John Loomis of Alma called on friends Sunday. LA Carmer and Bert Campbell visited in St Louis and Owosso last week respectively. The Austins of Owosso and Elwell residents visited family. William Wells, recently ill, is improving. Mrs Sarah French visited Hathe Austin and William H Wells. Eber Loomin visited at Old Schofields.

Daniel Smith Alma DM Smith Lena Erskins Clara Welch John Loomis T Hall Elwell D M Smith William Wells Sarah French Hathe Austin William H Wells Eber Loomin Old Schofields's

Arcade Grange No 500 Meets in Regular Session

Arcade Grange No 500 met June 27 with 53 members answering roll and naming a favorite flower for a quotation Eight officers were present WM presiding Lecturer Flora coordinated a varied program of recitations dialogues instrumental and vocal music The hall featured roses A song and penny march closed the program Sister Florence Wood announced next week’s schedule Social time followed with ice cream and cake Visitors welcome.

Wright Grange No 307 Minutes and Reinstatements

Wright Grange No 307 called to order by Worthy Master Russ. Minutes read and approved. Secretary reported $11.18 proceeds from entertainment and supper. Secretary ordered 1000 pounds binder twine. Four old members reinstated and two initiated into the mysteries of the first and second degrees. Members urged to reinstate more, as Sisters served ice cream and cake to all.

Wright Grange Russ Wright Grange

Prices for farm and dairy products corrected July 1 1908

The corrected record lists per unit prices for items like rye, corn, buckwheat straw beans clover and Timothy seed, potatoes, butter honey onions green hides dressed pork and beef mutton veal chickens ducks geese bread flour various blends and flours, with live and dressed weights noted and per ton or per bushel pricing where applicable.

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William Perry A L Stearns Pine River Robert Morris New York Alana Douglass Finn Hall Harrison McBride Walter J Davenport H. J. White Jake White William Sloan Selden C Caldwel Merle Bager Sinter Ed Crary Fleming Day's Corners Bagley James Mille Mrs. Brager Rivredale Minn Bessie Rogers Mr. Robbins Roy Crossett West Pine River Sumner Grange Emerson Ferris Lola Mieser Davenport U. S Bebows Corner Arcada Center Grange Heights Beaver Creek John Dilling Arcada Market Report Weevens PBL MERC Glass Hardware Dealers Ladies’ and Children’s Oxfords Kimonas J.J. Shields Variety Store Alma, Mich Chedister West End Grocery SIL AY Groceries Worbe Phaeton Ames Dean Co M. L. Perrigo Forest Hill
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