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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1905

Page

4

West Pine River Social Notes Roundup

Mrs. Alex Brown left Saturday for an eight day visit in Saginaw. Mrs S Wright of Alma is visiting relatives this week. Haying and harvesting keep everyone busy. Little Meter and Herald Wood are on the sick list. Anna Brown sent her hand away. Otto Lanshaw and El Hoyt returned from the west and report Michigan good. The Misses Morton are improving. Mrs. Perris is warning. Lightning Sunday night destroyed lottery phones at Win Adams and Drel Eyes.

Alex Brown Saginaw S. Wright Alma Meter Herald Anna Brown Otto Lanshaw el Hovt Morton Perris

Arcada District Visit and Local Socials Report

Arcada District No and Mes visited in Clinton County. Wiltse visited Miss Atte Davinion last week. Aliie Birmingham celebrated last Wirthelay with a party. J L Campbell and Ed Sheller with wives took excursions to Frankfort last Sunday. Kara daily was thrown from his horse last Tuesday morning and seriously hurt.

Birmingham Clinton County Mise Manche Wiltse Atte Davinion Aliie Thurwlay J. L. Campbell Sheller Frankfort Kara Daily

Grange Heights visits and family travels noted

Mr and Mrs Alvin Miller and Samity spent Sunday at RK Turner’s in Pleasant Valley. Caroline Bannister remarried Jasper Nevins after a long visit. Vrevk Losey and Nak Cooley of Seama ter work for 11.0 Clark. A group of young people visited Mr and Mrs Frank Keefer. Mrs DL Sharrar and Mrs McKay visit Lem Swe county and plan a reunion. The young man working for DLL Sharrar fell from a horse Tuesday morning and was examined by Mrs Mo Lo Dibbivell and daughter from Britton, South Dakota, visiting Col. Smith and Sanity the last week.

Alvin Miller Samity RK. Turner Pleasant Valley Mins Caroline Bannister Jasper Nevins Jone Vrevk Losey Nak Cooley Seamater Clark Prank Keefer DL. Sharrar Mra. Mckay Hthaea Lemswee Schon San DLL Sharrar Iis Mo Lo Dibbivell Britton South Dakota Col. Smith Sanity

Local Notes From Southwest New Haven

Mrs TJ Golden spent last week with relatives. Frank Smith was in Alma for a visit last week. Miss Myrtle Langdon has returned home from Crystal where she had been working. Shen Haven Center has returned from the west after seven years away.

Myrtle Langdon Crystal Shen Haven Center

County News notes and social updates

Miss Eve Keith has been ill for a week while Mrs Henry Figteson recovers from an operation. Ernest Huotick from Pleasant transacted business Friday. Miss Flora McLain of Penamo visits Stop herd this week. Pulver and wife were callers at Pleasant Wednesday. Miss Mildred Ghocxdwall of Detroit visits Werdisper and plans a two week vacation with friends. A new tire store is rising at Wright avenue and Third Street by Pulver Fisher and McClellan. A new son arrived to bless Mr and Mrs Bert Freeman on July 17. A fire in the dry kiln at Bert Freeman’s saw mill was quickly extinguished.

Eve Keith Henry Figteson Ernest Huotick Mr Pleasant Flora McLain Penamo Stopherd Polver Pleasant Werdnesday Mililrod Ghocxdwall Detroit Werdisper Mire AL 1 Gib Minsos Teste Loti MetChatis Ann Arhwor Tires Wright Avenue Third Messrs Pulver J. EB. Fisher McClellan Bert Freeman

Local Social Notes and Beautifier Ad Mentioned

Mrs Chas Ansehatz and daughters Ide and Minerva spent last week with her mother Mrs John Herbage of Laketioht. Ervin Baslek and M Mayes with families of Merrill visited relatives there. Lint Suarbey Laty Gralau returned to Sage Haw after time with her parents Mr and Mrs A Graham of Lakefield. Mrs Ed Miller and children of Tale Held visited relatives in Rathbune Sunday. Miss Lucy Miller called on Miss Clara Jolson Sunday morning. Miss Pitie Goit works for Mrs Tyler Mason of this place. Beautify your complexion with Hollister s Rocky Mountain tea the greatest beautifier known.

Chas. Ansehatz Ide and Minerva John Herbage Laketioht Laty Gralau Sage Haw A. Graham Lakefield Ed Miller Ehldeen Tale Held Rathbune Lucy Miller Clara Jolson Pitie Goit Tyler Mason

Pleasant Valley Gleaners Add Members and Quilt Fund

The Gleaners added several new members Saturday night and the Ladies Aid meet again two weeks from last Friday to finish a quilt. Members should attend. an upcoming entertainment will be auctioned to the highest bidder. The quilt features unique blocks, each a foot square, and Miss Mildred Davie works at Mr Sonley’s.

Ladies’ Aid Mildred Davie

Guaranteed Cure for Piles Claim from Carl e Medicine Co St Louis

An advertisement promises a guaranteed cure for piles with a 14 day plast application trial and refund option. The offer claims to treat blind bleeding or itching piles with a postpaid order from Carl e Medicine Co of St Louis.

Carle St Louis

Forest Hill News Roundup and Local Visits

Miss Etter Spore visits nearby towns while Miss Marie Haskin tours Stiphend. Local residents entertain Ohio relatives, church aid society plans a Friday room event, and May Sharkey returns home from a short trip. Various residents travel to Detroit Lansing and Okla homa. farming and blacksmith work noted. others visit families in Alma Bager Shepherd Gilman and Capac.

Etter Spore Belding Marie Haskin Stiphend Let Camtinid Presdig Alma

Local Social Notes From Litchfield and Nearby

Court Rusor of Litchfield is visiting his sister Mrs. Percy Allen with Mrs. Allie Bush from Ithaca visiting her parents. Miss Lidtie Burton of Lake City stays with Mrs. Geo Haker. Bertie Walters is convalescing. Mrs. Frank Herron is confined to the home. A death near Livonia, New York, touched Virgil Crosby’s birthday as friends gathered. Rev. Weston spoke for the company and Libis received a willow rocker before refreshments marked a pleasant evening.

Court Rusor Litchfiell Mio Percy Allen Allie Bush Ithaca Peter Knapp Lidtie Burton Lake City Geo. Haker Bertie Walters Frank Herron Ie Notin Livonia New York Ailslie Slyker Virgil Crosby Hhs Weston

Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Invites Health Blessing

A vintage ad touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for sickness and weakness. The copy claims the product keeps you well and offers tablets for sale at a stated price.

Hollister Chins Rhodes

Northwest Wheeler Report Highlights Local Briefs

Seth Howland left Friday for Barry county on a business trip. A ten pound boy was born July 11 to Mr and Mrs Ed Hills. Repairs to the bridge on the cometary round were completed as rains continued. Hay equipment spoiled by sudden use amid heavy rainfall. Miss Lida Bodfish returned Tuesday from a visit with her brother's family in Mp Phonsaut.

Seth Howland Barry County Ed] Hills Lida Bodfish Phonsaut

Dangerous Germs in Summer Pushed as Health Remedy

A Brooklyn like appeal describes a wealthy New York philanthropist funding milk for babies and promotes Miona as a stomach health cure. The ad claims summer disease risk and lists relief from indigestion headaches sleeplessness and debility with a guarantee and refund option after purchase.

New York Miona Chas. Rhodes

Langport Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Guests

Rev Frank Holton and wife of Merrill called on friends in Langport Friday Miss Alice Browning returned Thursday to Walled Lake with Miss Nona Milligan of Breckenridge Mrs Voting will depart Thursday for a visit in Pontiac Mr and Mrs Biddlecame of St Louis were guests of Mr and Mrs Young A surprise party honored Miss Christine Engel Saturday night Mrs B S Pradden and Mrs J Coleman attended the Ladies Aid Society at Mrs H Bott's Wednesday A fine dinner and enjoyable time was had by Mose present.

Frank Holton Merrill Alice Browning J. Benjamn Walled Lake Nona Milligan Breckenridge Christine Engel B.S. Pradden J. Coleman Ladies’ Aid Society H. Bott Mose

Electric Bitters Promote Cure For Malaria And Fever

A brief testimonial promotes Electric Bitters as a superior malaria remedy over quinine, claiming it cures ague and malarial jaundice without quinine’s after effects. E. S. Munday of Henrietta Texas reports a brother’s life saved after taking the medicine at Geo. Sharrar's drug store. Drive 50 cents.

Munday Henrietta Tex Geo Sharrar

Gratiot county map sale cuts prices on cloth and paper

A Record office note says Gratiot county maps now cost six cents for cloth and twenty five cents for paper. A testimonial praises Plus Roo Cough syrup for lasting cough relief after fifty years of coughing, noting personal experience with various remedies and endorsement from a local user.

Gratiot County TV. Heroes Siniay City Mie Siri

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