Local Happenings In Alma And Nearby Towns
Thursday and weekend visits thread through Alma area with numerous residents and guests noted. Detroiter Robert Cook visits parents. Mary Dickerson eyes Ithaca. Miss Gunther and Pollasky travel. Bishop Wood heads to Huntington for a week. Hagenbeck Wallace show draws crowds in Owosso. multiple locals attend funerals, vacations, and fairs while surrounding towns send residents to Mt. Pleasant, St. Louis, Traverse City, and Soo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Willard
Saginaw
Mary Dickerson
Ithaca
S. Messenger
St. Louis
Mabelle Gunther
Albion
James Kline
Durand
Robert Cook
Detroit
Dr. Northwain
Mt. Pleasant
I. M. Sweet
Merrill
Alma
F. E. Pollasky
Floyd Maxwell
Rex van Duren
Breckenridge
Roy Wells
Harold Withey
Marquette
James K. Wright
Decatur Coleman
Owosso
Alma visitors and local notices in the Gratiot county area
Alma residents share visits and travels with friends in Hillsdale Richland Exeter and Port Huron. Local business updates include lumber for sale a store move and a large annual clearing sale. A Monastic walk improves streets while a historic poem recalls early county pioneers and a 25 year marriage celebration.
Family thanks for aid after death of husband and father
We desire to express our thanks to friends and neighbors who kindly aided us in our sad bereavement in the death of our husband and father, MRS. DAISY ROBART. OLIVE ROBART. LEE ROBART.
Alma Chautauqua Ticket Prices Update
The Alma Chautauqua offers season tickets with adult pricing set at two dollars before August 6 and two fifty after. Children’s season tickets cost one dollar prior to August 6 and one twenty five after. Tickets are interchangeable only among family members.
Local visitors and travels from Saginaw Carson Ed Alma Ithaca and Toledo
Mrs. W. S. Wright of Saginaw spent the first of the week in Alma as a guest of friends. Miss Clara Gunthar of Carson Ed visits her sister Mrs. F. E. Pol lasky in Grant avenue. Mrs. A. B. Scattergood and Mrs. Wesley Parr attend a luncheon at Ithaca Thursday. Miss Pearl Hazelton of Saginaw, visiting in the city, returned. After two weeks in Toledo Laura Brown returned home Sunday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roumaine Clark
Detroit
W. D. Strong
Owosso
Donald Dunham
C. Wheeler
Traverse City
Frank Parker
Cincinnati
George Mulvey
Fraser
James Howe
Howe
Hillsdale
Cleo Hoyt
Richland
Alma
Gretta Bagley
Lloyd Ellison
W. S. Wright
Saginaw
Clara Gunthar
Carson Ed
F. E. Pollasky
Grant Avenue
A. B. Scattergood
Wesley Parr
Ithaca
Pearl Hazelton
Toledo
Laura Brown
Doan's Kidney Pills Adverts and Local Notes
An early 20th century advertorial notice promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a long trusted remedy for kidney trouble with a customer testimonial from Mrs. H. Cooper of Wheeler Michigan. It also records a local social note about George Brown of Otsego visiting Kalama zoo and praising Kryl's Band aiming for a Sunday Aug tenth event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Dean
H. Cooper
Wheeler, Mich
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean’s
George Brown
Otsego
C. F. Brown
Kalamazoo
Kryl
Mr. Brown
Thomas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stuckey’s
Independent
Snowboy
Max Ewens
Bishop Wood
Huntington
Ind
Silas Moody
Forest Hill
Charles Murphy
Houghton Lake
Mary Mulvey
Mulvey
Elane Losey
Edna Wilke
Forest Hil
W. H. H. Smith & Son
St. Louis, Mich
Optometrist
Superior St
Mich
F. J. Place
Maple Avenue
Wm. Jeckell
A. W. Wright
Exeter
Canada
Felix Denoweth
Amilia
Clemens
Irene White
Tillie Ebert
Tawas City
M. A. Medler
D. W
J. FP. Losey
Prospect Street
Superior Street
Wright Park
State Street
Masons of
John Robart
Thornton Coal Company
Woodworth Avenue
Robart
Henry Moran
Pine Avenue
Orillia
Ont
Port Huron
Moran
Alma Company
Ann Arbor
Bannister
North Star
Pine River
George Pitt
Wim Pitt
Juline Mey
Old Prussia
Julius Mey
Gratiot
Germany
Miss Bremer
Julius
Mr. Meisler
Willemene Bremer
Daisy Robart
Olive Robart
Lee Robart
J. P. Losey
Alma, Mich
Brown’s Bazaar, Oe.srmne
Economy Shoe Store
Good S
Owens
First State Bank
Michigan
G.S. Ward
L.a.sharp Francis King
P.M. Smith Carl H. Washburn
Chas
O. Ward
G. Rhodes
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