Local Town Notes and Travels Across Michigan
Ithaca and Grand Rapids visitors report Wednesday movements with J Schwartz in Merrill and F E Pollasky paying top wool prices. Mt. Pleasant man D Fleming visited Alma. Seth Tabbs and Mosher in Grand I. Ethy Strong from Riverdale in Alma. pension for Geo Ed Nichols of 84 Louis. Lillian McCullough to Sag inaw for a week. T W Northrop of Onaway plans move there. Water works and plumbing urged at Brook. flinch game promotion at offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Pollasky
D Fleming
Mt. Pleasant
Alma
Seth
Harry Tabbs
Buffalo
Mosher
Grand
Strong
Riverdale
Geo
M. E. Walker
Howell
Davin Brown
Pratt
Fanny Delmater
J. ©. Barber
W. Webb
J.C. Barber
FP. H. Goss
South Bend, Ltd
Local notices and ads from Alma area
Brock Miss Coral Wood assists D W Hubbell and Eugene Delong helps in FLRB. Siedler travels, and Logise Gargett was in Ithaca and Florence for business. J Lagdam bunting got a new coat of paint. Mrs J F Lathrop offers millinery at low prices. Mrs P J Siedler visits Fort Wayne. Lamborn offers trimmed hats from 1 up. A Mapes sheep gave birth to a two headed freak lamb. Key L Wood, Key A B Bowman, and Mrs H Purvis attend North Michigan Branch WMD meeting in Matherton. Alma couple married in Petersburg last week now residing there. Home Art for April features plates and roses by Naganama and Mrs Shepard Oliver. District Deputy Fisher reports Modern Woodmen growth with 351 new camps and 40 805 benefit certificates in first quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coral Wood
D. W. Hubbell
Logise Gargett
Ithaca
Fu. Siedler
Grand Rapids
Brock
Eugene Delong
FLRB
Polladky
Mra. E. T. Lamb
O H. Fisher
Alma
United States
Alma City News Briefs Highlight Local Folks and Upcoming Events
Local notes record visits by J M Montigel and P H Broske, moving house, and town business. The state band tournament is set for June in Owosso, with Alma expected to attend. A stroke crisis affects Mrs Shipman as Friday dances resume. Canuck workers migrate to Wallaceburg sugar factory. Sharrar & Mulholland delay store opening for renovations. St Perkins at the Alma opera house garners praise ahead of Thursday show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Bros
W. E Wilson
Edina Morey
Owosso
Alma
Henry Bassett
Shepherd
John Tompkins
Beaver Dam
N. Y
Mr Tompkins
M Gray
Geo. A Hill
MecCormick’s Theological Seminary
Chicago
Amos Bodine
Edmore
McBride
Lillian Hallock
Detroit
T. Shipman
Pressntis
Jasper Nevins
Mr Fraker
Nevins
Melvin Sharrar
Darragh
Brown
Jas Loo
Frank Vanek
Wallaceburg
Ont
C. E Scott
Princeton College
Saginaw Presbytery
Mr. Scott
Sharrar & Mulholland
Jas. L Wilson
Elsie Cush Nell
St. Louis
Wilson
Belding
Morrill
High Alma
Pere Marquette
St Perkins
Alma Opera House
Dramatic Journal
Sharrar & Malholland’s
Si Perkina
Si Perkins
Sam Horton
Lillie Coleman
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R. E. Green
F. J. Siedler
At. Sharrar & Mulholland’s
Dn Street
E. A. Bivins
Chas. DePlanta
T. A. Ely
J. ¥. Schwartz Wen
Merrill
Geo. Baulke
Lansing
Lillian McCullough
Saginaw
Businnae
J. Lagdam Bunting
Mre
J. F. Lathrop
PJ Siedler
Fort Wayne
Ind
M.& J Lamborn
Chas
Mapes
Key
L. Wood
Key A. B Bowman
Mra. H. ©. Purvis
North Michigan
Woman's Missionary Desocration
UB. Church
Matherston
J. Naganama
Golden Gate
Mount Mellick
Shepard Oliver
J. M. Montigel
Farwell
D. P Strable
Hamgier's Market
P. H. Broske
Stockbridge Elevator Co
Brook
LN. Baker
H. J. Vermeulen
Kelamaxco
Minnie Lovely
Howard City
City
F. le
Pressley
E. Silsbee
Mee
J. A. Broder
A.B. Bowman
Hrace Clement
Marvin Harvey
Carson City
Harry McMullen
Ithaow
In McMullen
War Demuth
Oun Waterst
Dy Jas, G, Chase
Marshal Dallas
Hotel Pern
Ransom Place
Enverteer
St Johns
Dies
Hayt & Pierce
Rockingham
E.G Welch
Clare
Frank Francisco
Welch
Qlare Sentinel
Frank Ellicott
Aberdeen
Wash
Worl
Ellicott
Union Depot
Harry Clark
Seana
Sod Tanac Russell
Veremoealen
Geo. Alexander Fitzgerald
Edward VII
Munsey's Magazine
Potterville
Washington
Joe
Albert Drake
I. Horton
Kemp
St Louis
Drake
Dr. McClinton
the Hayt & Pierce Co
OPERA
Michigan
Union Telephone Exchange
Dean & Dean
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