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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1906
Page
8
A sprawling list of residents and visitors around Rome and nearby towns recounts journeys to Hillsdale Ionia Ithaca Albion St Louis Detroit and other spots. It notes multiple visits, homecomings, and vacations among families, teachers, and clerks including Miss Edna Allen Miss Edith Cook Miss Rogers and Bert Finch among others.
The secretary of State lists filings from the past week including Cash Bargain Store in Holland with 2000 capital, American Electric Fuse Co in Chicago and Muskegon at 110000, Bay City Omnibus Co in Bay City, many others from Detroit to Otesgo with varied funds. College notes report numerous student arrivals, visits, and vacation notes, plus Bee’s Honey and Tar advertised as a safe cold cure for children.
Taxpayers urged to attend a mass meeting at the Giotirm house this Friday evening. The next North Wheeler Waion No 181 meeting will be held at the Gleaness Wall on Tuesday April 3 at 7 p.m. Bro Taylor Halstead of Redl- is named in the notice.
Will Latimer loses a horse Tuesday. Dr. Lancashire travels to Detroit Wednesday. Mrs. A. C. Mix in Saginaw for a day. Miss Myrtle Mosher visits North Star friends Friday. Mrs. W. T. Davies and son in Grand Rapids Wednesday. Miss Ross from Brainerd hospital in Ithaca with fever. Mrs. Ella Metcalf visits ill daughter Axie in Elwell hospital. Miss Cara Burns returns from St. Louis. Mrs. Win Howe and son Wilbur visit St. Louis. Mrs. L. Brooks of Elm Hall visiting father N. E. Salter in Alma. Miss Cornell from sanitarium returns home to Elkton for visit. Mr. and Mrs. John Hall of Eaton Rapids guests of A. J. Hall. Mrs. T. N. Cockrell visits Saginaw parents, returns Tuesday. Miss Caro Whitney of Merrill visits sister Gertrude Whitney at Wright Hall. Rev. Higgins in Riverdale Tuesday. Mrs. Peter Story visits Riverdale to spend days with her parents. George M. Hutchings, formerly of Alma, moving to Alma as future home with family. Mrs. Hy G Price and son Harold to Grand Rapids for Maccabee work. New Homes in the West. Over a million acres open to settlement on the Shoshone Indian Reservation June 15, 1906. Route via Chicago & North-Western Railway. Send 2c for pamphlets to W. B. Kniskern, P. T. M. Ch. & N. W. R’y Co., Chicago. Laxative Honey and Taraca promoted for colds. Sold by Rhodes. Chas.
Mrs. E Ivess of Coldwater Michigan reports typhoid fever left her throat and lungs troubled. She credits Dr Warner’s White Wine of Tar Syrup with a cure, asserting a successful recovery from her ailment.
Forest Hill and Ashley residents frequent town events and travel for business. Lenna B. Comfield plans a violin concert in Ithaca on April 3 while E W Gibson visits from Riverdale. A funeral in St Louis for Josie Aldrich is noted, and Judson Fockes’ passing is linked with his brother Arthur Fockes arriving from Washington.
The Wabash Railroad offers lower one way fares from Chicago and other points to New York Boston Montreal and other cities. Assistant General Passenger Agent T ristram at 97 Adams Street Chicago notes the sale details and pricing.
A circular from the State Dairy and Food Department announces the March Educational Scoring Yrest at the County Building in Grand Rapids today. The test concludes the first year of work for diplomas and the last seven months for medals.
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