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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1905
Page
7
A fragmented notice outlines regular and alternate gatherings across lodges chapters encampments and orders including Masons Shriners Knights Templar and G A R. It lists meeting nights weekly monthly and at various venues with times and hosts few clear dates keeping to a ceremonial community scheduling style.
A devotional narrative retells Abraham’s binding of Isaac with faith tested on the mountain. The father and son endure fear and questions, but obedience leads to divine intervention as a ram is provided and the promise to bless Abraham is renewed.
Mrs J Rowley visits daughter Mrs A D Clark last week. Will Pierce of Milllietan visited his father. Mrs Titer and Bana Clark spend weeks with friends near Amy Arbor and Plymouth. The Crusaders revival ends with a crowded church. Mrs F Clapp hosts niece Miss Chipp of Flint. Funeral for Mrs Scott Wold July 45. New store rumored in hotel area. Dr King’s New Life Pills praised as blood cleanser, at Sharrar’s drug store.
A government pension inspector visits the area this week. Bever will Mr. Salter reins, engaged in Merrill earlier. Owens from Ithaca visited friends here last week. Mrs. Hackett and daughter Theo spend the week with her parents. Mr and Mrs. Pomeroy M. Shay conduct Centerline business Tuesday. Johnstone and wife entertain a niece from Cars, Mrs. Myron Hipolite, of North Wheeler, called on friends Saturday. Alice Browning visited Alma Tuesday. Albert Kipp returns from Grand Rapids. Several locals attend the St. Louis carnival.
Southeast Ferris Mi and Mrs Chas Joseph were nests of Ada Phugsley Sulu. Miss Alta Hoover worked at the homed of Sr Graytiati. Mies Ruby Osterhout spent Friday with Mise Durey Hebides. John Phanters was a business caller at Riverdale Saturday. Daisy Robbins spent Sunday with Kate and Pearl Osters. Mrs Tilla Bint was a caller in Elwell Sunday.
Harriet Howard of 200 W. with St New York suffered long with skin trouble in Salt Rheum or Eczema until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve healed her. It’s a quick healing salve for burns sores and rashes offered at 25 cents by Geo. E. Sharrar’s drug store.
Local notes report Barney Sutphin returning to his job in Saginaw last Saturday after helping his father for a week. Other items note visits by Mrs. Joseph Krapka and Mike Mayme Quick to Lakefield, Ula and Phebe Allen guests in Breckenridge, a union prayer meeting at the Loase school, attendance at Mrs. Hansell's funeral in Jackson Street church, the Wrights visiting Klme family, and Mrs Po Andrews being shocked by lightning during a thunderstorm Friday.
W Pine River Lee Baker and family from Forest Hill spent Sumlay with Mr and Mrs John Magyar. Mr and Mrs Muir of Alma called on WoC Church and wife Monday. Miss Leora and Julia Morton, long under doctor care, are able to be up again. Clinton Nelson of Lanssing and his wife stay with brother Clair Nelson for a few weeks. John Sullivan and Mrs Synder visited Rock Lake. TT Baker of Ohio, Arthur Church of Owosse, and Albert Church of Ithaca were guests of Alisha Church and family Sunday.
Mr. Lee Shaw entertained his sister from New Orleans. Mr. Preston and a family of Mr Pleasant visiting Mr. and Mrs. Box. Mr. and Mrs. Nell Morris entertained Mrs. Cook and son from Akron, Ohio. The Gleanor social was a success in Fox's Mall last Wednesday night. proceeds were nearly eight dollars.
A newspaper item promotes Hyomei as a hay fever remedy. It cites P Forbes of McCook Nebraska endorsing it as the first real relief and notes a pocket inhaler. It mentions a money back guarantee by Chas Rhodes and a complete outfit priced at six dollars with extra bottles at sixty cents.
Mr. Raymond Conner of Shelton Washington describes long kidney trouble and relief after one dose of Foley's Kidney Cure. He praises the remedy as his cure and urges others to try it, noting it was sold by Geo. E. Sharrar.
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