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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1910

Page

3

Riverdale Gossip and Local Movements in Alma and Lansing

John G. Young the jeweler spent Tuesday in Alma. Mrs. Taylor sister of Mm RE Moble returned home on Detroit Street Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Leon Hoover guests of Mr and Mrs Warner at the hotel returned Saturday to Lansing. W H Owen was in Stanton Monday evening. Roy Davenport of the pickle factory reports good prospects for 1910 business. Revival meetings are held this week at the church. Wyeths ball last Friday for the organ fund was a success socially and financially. Gage Eggleston state agent for Home sewing machine company was in Riverdale Wednesday. Mrs Hyde returned Saturday from Maple Rapids where he has been visiting. Jack Moble now has a black hearse team, recently purchased a mare for the black horse home in Detroit. James Evey and family of Grand Rapids are visiting relatives. Miss Grace Sly and Miss Grace Gillett of Abbuca were in town Sunday. Mr and Mrs T J Bilae and son Carl visited Mrs Hoxie Sunday. DJ Avers and George Gee were in New Haven on business Saturday.

W. H. Owen Stanton Roy Davenport Pickle Factory Wyeth's Ball Church Organ Gage Eggleston Home Sewing Machine Company Riverdale Hyde Maple Rapids Detroit James Evey Grand Rapids Grace Sly Grace “Gillett Bbuca T. J. Bilaie Car Elem Hall Hoxie DJ Avers George Gee New Haven

Fourth Class Postmaster Examination 1910 at Alma Michigan

The U S civil service commission announces a fourth class postmaster examination to be held April 24 1910 in Alma Michigan for Riverdale and nearby vacancies. Eligibility includes U S citizenship age 21 or over with adjustments for certain state ages. Applicants must reside in the local post office territory and file forms with the commission in Washington within seven days before the exam.

United States Civil Service Commission Alma Michigan Riverdale United States Alma Post Office U. S. Civil Service Commission Washington, D.C Washington

Local Happenings in Riverdale and Elm Hall Tuesday

John Fowler visited Riverdale on business while Mrs Hoxie and son Jessie spent Tuesday evening in Elm Hall. John Robson, Elmon Ever and family moved to new homes, and Mrs Lydia Evey also relocated in town on Tuesday. The 100F banquet drew attendees including Forquer, Robson, and McGreanor from Riverdale. The Allearo Music Club met at John Slater’s home.

John Fowler Riverdale Hoxie Jessie Elm Hall John Robson Elmon Ever Lydia Evey Lewis Forquer James McGreanor

Local Moves and Social Notes From East Coe Area

Farmers began plowing in pleasant March weather as Floyd Packer moves to the Carl Hart farm and Abner Pemby to the Floyd Packer place. C Anspaugh to D Woodman’s farm. Ellsworth Fowler and family visited W T Ross. Walter Burlingame traveled in Nicollet County on business. John Jackson has an auction Friday. Thus Haller moved to St Louis. L Barden tenant house work by B M Grant. Lou Martin and Edson Priece head to Montana. School held in district No 4 due to the teacher’s illness. Mrs Lizzie Schulthers and Lulu visited Him Grove. Mrs A Converse visiting relatives in Shepherd.

Lizvie Schulthers Lulu Grove Sanilay A. Converse Shepherd

Community Health Notes and Local Visits

North Arcada Misa Havel Kaudman improves while Ed F Bowmat declines rapidly. Mrs Bowman of Breckenridge assists care. Frank Keefer recovering. may return home Friday. Telmer Brown to work for Jasper Nevens this summer. Charlie Rogers and family from St. Louis guests of Wm Godfrey. Alonzo Bailey's ill family improving. Miss Edna Kuliman absent from school due to illness. Miss Francis Kuhlman to teach Mull district after vacation. Miss Francis Church resumed school after two weeks. Mrs Wm Kuhlman visiting daughter Mrs Iva Lybelt of Alina who is ill. Mrs Hale of Midland county visiting. returned home. Mrs Kellan Wood and Lamont travel to Milford as mother is seriously ill. Florence Wood to begin school next Monday after two weeks vacation at North Star.

Frank Keefer Telmer Brown Arcada Center Jasper Nevens Charlie Rogers St. Louis Wm. Godfrey Alonzo Bailey Edna Kuliman Francis Kuhlman Mull Francis Church Teaslas Wm. Kuhlman Iva Lybelt Alina Hale Midland County Vern Bamber Kellan Wood Lamont Milford Wood Florence Wood Morth Star

Local Families Change Homes and Attend Beaver Creek Dance

S Lincoln N Seville and Frank Lyons with wives moved to the Gee farm to work for Mr Pool this summer. Albert Spade and wife visited Eber Loomis on Sunday. John Adams to Tom Sweeney's place. Eber Loomis sawing for Edward Duggan. Many locals attended the Beaver Creek dance Thursday evening. Mr Merrill who bought Alfred Hoover's place nearly overturned his buggy en route to Shepherd. Mainard Shattuck in Ann Arbor. Mrs John Loomis and daughter visiting her parents. Mrs Campbell and Olive returned from Minnesota after her mother, who was burned, died soon after arrival. Alice Campbell visited Gee school Thursday. Mr Wilson and family moved to George Parks place. William Ingraham and family visited Vinous Vickerson. Emma Roberts and Donna of Durand visiting Mrs John Inman and entertaining Mr Toman's brother-in-law. Kernel Drum of Albion.

Frank Lyons Gee Mr. Pool Albert Spade Eber Loomis John Adams Tom Sweeney Mr. Merrill Alfred Hoover Mainard Shattuck Ann Arbor John Loomis Jare Campbell Olive Minnesota Alice Campbell Gee School Wilson George Parks Wiliam Ingraham Vinous Vickerson Emma Roberts Donna Durand John Inman Toman Kernel Drum Albion

Maine Grange Endorses Proportional Representation at Annual Meeting

State Master Stetson addressed the Maine Grange urging personal responsibility and adoption of proportional representation in the national body. Bangor paper notes clashes over representation, calls to curb party boss nominations, and resolutions on duties, omitting oleo tax, duty on cream, parcels post, corn prices, and officer reports. Houlton and Bangor figures cited. secretary’s balance reported at 212,116.10 and treasury status noted.

Stetson Maine State Grange Maine Bangor Committee On Nations National Grange Natinal Michie Atea Menge Aids oMeers P .Libby Houlton

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