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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1909

Page

7

West Pine River News Summary

Mrs Eliza Fleming is reported battered Lawerenes Eyes of Summerton visits this week Carrie White and children have returned to Jackson county Chas Sullivan and wife spent Sunday with her parents Hert Mills visited from Bit Pleasant Date Wright of Ithaca called last week Wright district school closed Friday with picnic Miss Lavina Johnson of Alma visited Miss Mae Eves Rob Woods children have whooping cough Beet weeding is current. Miss Mertie Lewis hired to teach Wright school next year.

Eliza Fleming Lawerenes Summerton Carrie White Jackson County Chas, Sullivan Hert Mills Bit Date Wright Ithaca Wright Misa Lavina Johnson Alma Mae Eves Will Lanshaw Wood Mertie Lewis Wright School

Local Notes From Grange Heights and Nearby Towns

Miss Fanny Sharrar spent a couple of days at Mell Sharrar's recently. Mrs. Vern Bamber visited her parents in Midland county last week and returned home Friday. Miss Neta Currell visiting her sister Mrs. Miller went to Farwell Saturday to spend time with her parents. Dee Barnhill and his son Kenneth were visitors at Robert Barnhill's in West Arcada. D. L. Sharrar has been painting the new barn for Mell Sharrar. Fred Dadakee and wife were guests for Jasper Nevens and wife Sunday. Alvin Miller and wife called on Ed Bowman. Mr Bowman has been ill all winter but is able to be out. The Best Arbor of Gleaners will continue meetings at I. J. Best's home.

Fanny Sharrar Mell Sharrar Vern Bamber Midland County Neta Currell Miller Farwell Dee Barnhill Kenneth Robert Barnhill West Arcada D. L. Sharrar Fred Dadakee Jasper Nevens Alvin Miller Ed Bowman Mr Bowman I. J. Best

Elm Hall News Roundup Sees Moves and Short Baseball Loss

William Riggs moves into the Henry Romine house after purchasing it. L Sly returns home for summer vacation. Elm Hall travels to Breckenridge and loses 2 1 to Breckenridge. J P Shaffer and wife, Ethel Courd, and Nellie Stonzhter join a Saginaw excursion last Sunday. Dr F Graham of Sumner visits Alma with a new Buck automobile bought from Nelson Bros.

William Riggs Henry Romine L. Sly Elm Hall Breckenridge J. P. Shaffer Ethel Courd Nellie Stonzhter Excurson Saginaw F. Graham Sumner Nelson Bros, Alma

Social notes from Egypt street and area on Sunday

SETHTON Chales Holiday and family of Egypt street spent Sunday at Mr Hyatt's while Albert Joslyn and family of New Haven visited Verne Gardners. Abe Manacke moved to the Stuckey place working for Scott Payne. Matt Oroy's strawberry patch draws workers every other day. William Shepherd's Ola family visited M L Croy's. Miss Lottie Moore hosted Miss McFarland of Egypt Friday to Sunday. Social at HH McWilliams supported Sunday school. young ladies served ice cream and cake. John Jarvis, Mrs Gardner and daughter Iria attended the Ressignie sale at Middleton Saturday. Mrs H A Gardner hosted her brother and nephew from Maple Rapids Saturday. Mrs Mary Beetham of Pompeii visited aunt Mrs Lydia North Monday. William Bell of Flint called on Scott Paynes and William Gager Sunday. S B Teed and wife entertained their daughter and husband of Lansing.

Chales Egypt Street Mr. Hyatt's Albert Joslyn New Haven Verne Garndners Abe Manacke Stuckey Place Scott Payne Matt Oroy Strawberry Patch Wiliam Shepherd Ola M. L. Croy Lottie Moore McFarland Egypt McWilliams John Jarvis Gardner Iria Middleton H. A. Gardner Maple Rapids Mary Beetham Pompeii Lydia North Monaday William Bell Flinnt Scott Paynes William Gager Teed Lansing

Ferris Center Social Notes and Local Visitors

Archile Johnson participates in home grown potatoes, Albert Wallon helps line J P Throop barn, and residents F D Hare J P Throop and Jolly Hare visit Stanton on Thursday. Otto Scott and family Sunday at Charles Hicks home. B Borden painting for Wm Fills. A June 27 birthday gathering at Wm Ellin’s in honor of Towseley Jove.

Archile Johnson Albert Wallon J. P. Throop F. D. Hare J. P Throop Jolly Hare Stanton Mra Rove Scott M. Lb. Thompson Otto Scott Charles Hicks Borden Wm. Fills Wm. Ellin Towseley Jove 4 Me SUM TV

Local Social News Highlights June 22

Mrs Ellis hosts visitors and many guests attend Sunday gatherings. Elmer Woodard visits sister Mrs Swarthout. Richard and Elsie Setchfield plan summer in lonia with mother. Several locals call on neighbors, with Miss Andes and others earning teaching certificates in Montcalm county. J P Thoorp and Rose Scott visit Vestaburg. St Mary’s Academy graduation in Carlson City noted. June 22.

Ellis Blanche Hare KJ. P Lansing George Douglass Miss Andes Seth Woodards Richard Letchfield C. C. Borah Setchfield J.W. Wilson Mra Grant Beach Sally Throop H. M. Landis F. A. Dyer Tommy Hillard Selah May Davenport Micelle Goodrich

Davis school district social notes and travel mentions

Miss Lottie Yungs stayed at home late in the week Ed Parish left Wednesday for a trip to Illinois and Wisconsin Adney Dobson and wife visited relatives near Owossa Mrs George Dean of Newark and Mrs Eugene Terpennig of Falmouth called at Wa Hutchinsons last Wednesday H Murwin wife and daughter spent Sunday with Orson Brooks and wife Mr and Mrs Semer Hosted spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Abe Morris of Sumner Mrs Wm Hutchinson visits in Lansing this week with daughter Frances Howell Lewis Peacock family visited in Sumner Sunday with Mr and Mrs Stambaugh Frank Allen family of Sumner Mr and Mrs Rowland Saxton and Miss Jewsie Saxton of Alma were Sunday visitors at the home of J O Yerian

Lottie Yungs Ed Parish Ilinois Wisconsin Adney Dobson Owossa George Dean Newark Eugene Terpennig Falmouth Hutchinson H. Murwin Orson Brooks Semer Abe Morris Sumner Wm. Hutchinson Lansing Frances Howell Lewis Peacock Stambaugh Frank Allen Rowland Saxton Jewsie Saxton Alma J. O. Yerian

Local News Notes From Sumner And Nearby

Jessie Clark left for Owosso last Wednesday. Several residents and visitors are noted, including Mrs. Fowler, Avillia Water, Fred Sly, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Harry Hyde, Mrs. Clouis, Mrs. Reddy Hyde, Mrs. Hyde st John Fowler's, Effie Hoxie, Shaddock of Everett, Anna Forquor, Verne Stolls, Earl Harry, Mrs. Dankleburger, and Emery Molford with an injury. Dr. Graham bought a Buick and neighbors plan summer visits. assorted family ties and moves are described amid casual town chatter.

Thompson St. Louis Harry Hyde New Haven Center Henry Clouis Edmore George Reddy Hyde Grand Ledge Hyde John Fowler Earl Harry Dankleburger Allie Thompsons Detroit Thouspaun Emery Molford Sumer Graham Ernest Walter Ralph George Jelsle HD. Blakher Chicago New York

Ailes Alger Business College Ad

Advertisement touts value of commercial training for men and women offering courses in bookkeeping drawing shorthand civil service telegraphy and more at Brewer Block Saginaw Michigan with a postal card for details and a cordial invitation to visit the school.

Ailes Alger Business Cab Wey Brewer Block Saginaw Michi Thi Eliva-Alger

Deputy Inspector uncovers beer dump at Eagle brewery

Flint deputy revenue inspector Johnson finds 186 barrels of beer at Eagle brewery in Marshall owned by Joseph Gramer. Gramer’s license expired and he sold nearly all stock as local option neared, keeping 136 barrels. Gramer dumped the rest into the river amid license issues. Miss May Sisson chosen to represent Hath It at Bath pageants in July.

Johnson Flint Eagle Brewery Marshall Joseph Gramer Gramer Miss May Sisson Bath England Sisson

Flowers of the Arctic Flora Count Reveals 752 Species

A report catalogs Arctic region flora noting 752 distinct flower species. The finding highlights biodiversity in polar zones and underscores rich plant life adapted to extreme conditions. Researchers document species variety across Arctic habitats and discuss implications for ecosystems and climate research.

Hall's Catarrh Cure and Testimonials Ad

A late 19th century testimonial ad offers Hall's Catarrh Cure including a promise of a $100 reward for curing catarrh. It cites F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio and features endorsements from Watotye Kinwas Maxvis about Dr. Cheney's integrity and ability to fulfill obligations. The ad explains the cure is taken internally and claims effects on blood and mucous membranes, with testimonials available free and price at 75 cents per bottle. It also promotes Hall's Fairy Pills for constipation.

Mall F. Jer Cheney Hall Farily

Train schedule for Alma and Grand Rapids routes

A train will depart Alma at 4 0 a m and return from Grand Rapids at 6 15 p m providing a daily round trip.

Alma Grand Rapids

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