Local Happenings and Visits Across Towns
A string of brief notices from Clare to Alma details visits and travel. Names include John Meyers Ithaca Joe Sarter Detroit and Mrs Pearl Dwyer Clare with frequent trips to Grand Rapids Detroit and Saginaw. Notes mention Miss Lynne in Ansable, Miss Turner and Brown in Grand Rapids, and various residents visiting relatives or spending days in neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
FR. Hurst
Mt Measant
John Meyers
Ithaca
Joe, Sarter
Detroit
Charles Lindsey
McBain
P.M. Clark
Shepherd
P. M
Potter and Mart
Saginaw
Pearl Dwyer
Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
J. J. Schaffer
Riverdale
M. E. Campbell
Ithdex
PW. Creater
Jrm Lynne
Ansable
Pearl Turner
Eleanor Brown
John M. Dunkham
Allene Brown
L. Wright
Lestie
A .Smith
Henry Trosch
She
Alta Crossett
Lansing
Mel. Cresert
Bert Silsbury
Perrington
John Smith
Kelley’s Minstrels at Realty Opera House May Ninth
Thos P Kelley’s Forty colored artists bring a grand minstrel show to Realty Opera House with a 20 piece band a 14 piece orchestra and special scenery. Noonday parade the Rainbow Parade and a 720 pm concert by Prof Lacy’s band are planned. Wednesday May 9th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Realty Opera House
Thos. P. Kelley
Frog
Honolua Quartette
Dixieland
Thos P. Kelley
Prof. Lacy
P. Kelley
Realty Opera Monse
Knox Named to Indian Board in Republican Push
W Frank Knox chairman of the Michigan Republican state committee is praised as a potential member of the board of Indian commissioners. The panel serves without pay and aids the interior secretary in shaping policies for Native care. Fire in Greenville Union Central high school basement damages main section, a three story brick structure, with losses of 50000 and insurance 35000. The burned area leaves 612 pupils to be housed in churches and public buildings. Twenty nine tickets were sold at this station last Sunday for the Ann Arbor excursion south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Frank Knox
Michigan Republican State Committee
Board of Indian Commissioners
Secretary of the Interior
Union Central High School
Greenville
Ann Arbor
Alma Board of Review to Meet at City Hall May 15
The Heard of Review for Alma will meet in the Corneil towns city hall on Monday, May 15, 1911, at 9 o clock. Proceedings will continue for four consecutive days with at least six hours per day to review the city assessment rolls. Dated Alma Michigan May 3, 1911. City Clerk D. W. Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Corneil
Enid
Mich
D. W. Adams
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Miller Bros
Uneeda
Orage
Navals
Ellison’s Grocery
Ralston
Paris
Cross & Blackwell's Table
Thomas Brand
Lea & Perrins
Hart
Hart Brand
Blackwell's
Royal Valley
ROYAL
Valley
B. W. Ellison
First State Bank
Alma Mich
A. W. Waroni
G. 8. Wanp
M. Sere
S. Terok
Axcis King Oart H. Wasuuen
L. A. Stare
Pythian
J.B. Spiney
James K. Kress
Woo Parr
Wright House
Toledo
Silas Moody
Forest Hill
State Street
Pine ‘River
Washburn
Bay City
Alice Gilson
Pertington
C.D. Bell
Owosso
H. W. Sandall
Chesaning
J. W. Schaeffer
Inn Hall
Lee
Harrison Tupper
Blanchard
G. R. Dickerson
Fxing Smith
Vestaburg
J. Smith
May LaClear
Edmore
Mt. Measant
G. Dickerson
Len McClear
CM. P. Co
Kerith
Iran
St. John's
Rolative
Mos S . Wright
Hcme
Mr Pleasant
Mra K Moy
Mareiinte Robincot
Oscase Pitti
Edgar
Carte of
Rimmerson
Verson
Guy Davis
City Hall
North Star
Eli Brown
St. Louis
J. P. Losey
Superior ST. Alma
Kelley
Minstrels
Perk Marquette
Board OF Review
Durand
Grand Trunkty
Alois
Toda An
Detroit Line
C.om
Brush Street
de Maye
Albertia & Wulfker
C. FE. Fishbeck
G. B. Porter Registered
Stuckey’s Independent Gash Grocery
Clusive Shoe Store
Good Shoes
Cc. G. Rhodes
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