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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1901
Page
6
An advertisement extols Mood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for scrofula and related ailments noting hereditary and acquired forms. It cites personal testimonials claiming relief from hip disease sores and general weakness, urging readers to begin treatment immediately and promising strong appetites and renewed health.
Mire Sara Curtis traveled to Bumyra Thursday to visit her sons Charles and Wilnids Cabin Melvin Garver visits his parents in Bremen this week. Suu Guest and wife went to Penton Thursday with Mr. Guest returning Friday while Mrs. Guest stays several weeks. Frances Butterfield visiting KE Relig returned to Owosso last Thursday. Geove Steel and wife with grandson at St Idllins visited Bo Russell last Thursday. Mrs J Davis of Chicago visiting sister Mrs C P Stone left for Midland Friday to visit at Frank Sturnton’s home. K S Sears left for Detroit Mallalo and Eastern New York planning to see Pan-American and handle legal matters. Sam Satterlee has papered his barber ALP. Miss Anna Davies of St Louis spent Sunday with Alta Leet. Mrs Bell Baumgarten of Alma spent Sunday with friends in Perrinton. Eva Payne visiting Clyde and Pearl Daniels returned to Maple Rapids Monday. Mrs S Montgomery went to Owosso Monday. Mr and Mrs H Crandell of North Star spent Sunday with Ithaca friends. Mrs Mary J Bates of Kendallville Indiana visiting her daughter Mrs OC Bates returned home Monday. Mr and Mrs Charles Yost, Mr and Mrs Elmer Heath, Mr and Mrs Byron Sawyer, Kate Michards, Star Hollowell and Mrs Hollowell formed a party for Buffalo exposition and Thousand Island Park, left Ithaca Saturday. Sister of Theo Kyckman, Mrs Bully Roberts, died in Ontario last week. body taken to Ann Arbor then to Parwell for Kur dal. George Pierce and wife of Meltride spent Sunday with T Garlock, Monday starting for Buffalo, Bertha Garlock joining later. George and Bertha to Pinesford to visit Mrs Neville Carlin before returning home.
An advertisement touts Leca Appleton as a cure for catarrh claiming internal remedies clear blood and mucus, prepared by a leading physician. It asserts no quack medicine, offers free descriptive literature, and promotes Halls Family Pills as the best accompanying remedy with a stated price and mail order details.
Elm Hall notes July 14 mention Geo Butcher plans a new front in his store while Blair remodels the large site and meat market rooms. Residents include Pearl Sabin occupying soon, George Andrews painting, Roxana Toy visiting James Toy, and visits between Shepherd and Beaverton locals. Minor repairs and rearrangements are also reported along with church entertainment plans.
District No 5 Arcada reports a child injured by a colt with Dr Pringle attending. Mrs Yurman and year old child cared for. Miss Jennie Maxhato to teach next year. Grandpa Wheaton returns home from Eaton county. Treasurer S W Peck reelected at annual meeting. steel roof approved for schoolhouse. Local crop outlook favorable. Addie Childs visits. Mabel Wilson visiting St Louis. Entertainment at town hall postponed to July 2. Elden Thibas preached at Church of Christ. C Shue planning crates stock. C Jones visits patrons of the creamery. Mrs Depue moves to Forest Hill. Mrs Wa Sullivan improving.
In Arcada on July 16 Mrs Murphy entertains a brother from the northern part of the state. Mrs Nettie Terrell and daughter Pearl of St Louis visited Mrs J H Allis and John Lewis of Cedar Corners last week. Mrs Leon Rice is quite sick with pneumonia but improving. Miss Mabel Washburn of Saginaw spent Sunday at John Murphy s. One week from next Sunday a Sunday School convention will meet at the Ely schoolhouse both afternoon and evening.
Sumner Center notes a homecoming for Verna Davis on July 18 and a large Sunday evening schoolhouse exercise. Arrangements are under way for a grave meeting starting July 26. Youths and elders enjoyed ice cream and cake at the schoolhouse Thursday evening.
Readable fragments report Sunday events in Clinton county New York including elections at Won Baa httes and new district appointments. Names mentioned include Delia Trew, Warman Kieneriiucken, Mrs Stuutinger and Howard Potter with school duties noted and timber and book events planned in district facilities.
A string of local visits and travels around South Breckenridge on Sunday and Monday. Mr Hemutner and family from Midland visited A D Wilenx. Granda Fuller visited Mrs A A Mitchell. George Muller spent Survlay with Mrs Orrin Batley. Miss Renu Wise and Armstrongs from Swan Creek visited Mrs Clark Ostrander. Lille Ostrander of Hemlock visiting Breckenridge friends. Nellie Walker returning from visit. Mrs Clarence Muscott has returned to Hemlock. Prof James Mitchell and mother were in St Louis.
Langport notes July births to Mr. and Mrs. E Hockey and to Mr. and Mrs. Jason Coleman. Chas Gould and mother were in St. Louis Wednesday. Miss Martha Adams of Wheeler visits Grace Washburn. Frances Hudson rides four new wheels. LJ Hagner of Edquare spent Sunday at FD. Hudson's. Earl Washburn attends National Education Association meeting in Detroit.
In Perrinton Mrs Schulaz sails to Lansing for weeks visiting relatives. Gran Groom returns from Alma after a week with friends. Mrs Richards visits daughter at Lansing this week. Gould travels to Bay View for a few weeks. Durfee heads to Dansville Michigan for a few days with friends. Mr and Mrs Arnold travel to Chicago. Field day at Merrinton on Saturday July 20. Agnes Sherdan returns from Detroit after attending the National Educational Association.
July 6 reports visitors and guests from St Julins and nearby towns as residents host friends and relatives. Mentions of health concerns, heat exhaustion, and a Cadillac trip. New elevator machinery installation and rising housing foundations noted. several transfers and property activity anticipated. River flooding recedes but crops damaged by high water previously. Zone-Tone entertainment in Newsom's hall did not attract large crowd.
Council rejected remitting village taxes on the OB. Chittenden mill plant. Locals report trips to Detroit, a finger injury improving, a thunderstorm causing minor damage, and a mix of sports scores including Ithacu versus Ashley. Heat illness hits mill workers amid busy street scene and public works progress. Water from Weller's well leased to fill the public reservoir. train schedule and fare noted for Port Huron trip.
In Mound City Kansas February 22 a local druggist J M Hawking extols Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin noting wide customer satisfaction and personal relief from stomach distress. Ads urge purchase from Sharrar & Mulholland, warn against counterfeit Witch Hazel Salve and promote Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for persistent coughs.
A dense, fragmented OCR reads like a real estate transfer column with names such as Kehoe, Crippen, Webster, Manning, and Bromley, plus scattered ads and testimonials. It includes brief health ad copy and a line about heartburn remedies, with a closing quip about tears as diamond chips of sorrow.
SETHTON preacher Rev Adney Biddie visited local friends and preached at the M E church on Sunday before departing for Wisconsin to take charge there with sister Miss Ethel Biddle. Mr Norman Wells and daughter Ella left Tuesday with family for southern Montana visiting Herbert, with Yellow stone Park on the itinerary. J C Gardner reports health and business gains from Enols Montana. Mrs Barbara Ploughan of Forest Hills visiting. Mrs Jane Vail of North Star visiting Mrs John Jarvis. Amos Soman of T Marion visiting relatives. Christian Science services held each Sabbath at eleven a m at the hall. The new residence of Mr Mark Morse nearing completion.
Names and brief notes from Pompeii include POMPEII July Wt and residents at Crystal Lake Sunday, Mrs Chandler visiting, Geo Jessup and families returning, many youths planning Crystal Lake day, local incidents include a fall from wagon, a horse arrest, a colt killed after injury, Mrs Snyder ill, Dr Smith in Pompeii, Seo Hicks heading to Wisconsin, Peters store fire saved, Mathews in town on business.
Early use of Dr King's New Life Pills would have saved him. They strengthen the stomach, aid digestion, promote assimilation, improve the appetite. Price 250, money back if not satisfied. Sold at Sharrar and Maulholland's.
A promotional notice extols Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and related ailments. It claims dramatic cures for coughs colds asthma croup hay fever hoarseness and whooping cough and offers trial bottles free and money back guarantees. Large bottles priced at 1.00 and smaller at 50 cents.
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