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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1909

Page

4

Local notes from Sumner area and nearby towns

Ernest Woodard spent Sunday with Melvin Follick and family. Several from here will attend the field meet in Alma Friday. Memorial services will be held at the M E church Sunday May 30. The Sumner Rural Telephone Co has added two new members C N Black and Wm H Pagaley. People attended parties, visits, and school events throughout Sumner, Alma, Riverdale and surrounding areas.

Ernest Woodard Melvin Follick Walters Toledo Wm. Coonrod Joseph Watkins Detroit Mr. Watkins Bert Travia Big Rapids Nial Harry Schaeffer Chas. Lullam Greenville al, Lavoy W. Lott Mississippi Seth Howland Breckenridge Alma Maude Lewis Crystal Lake M. E Dessa Hicks Chas. O. Sly Gus Quick Elias van Leuvan Sumner Center Laverne Davis O. H. Sly Delbert Hicks East Sumner Otto Eggleston Sumner Harvey Rosa KO. T M. M Rosa Owen Stearns Eureka Abner Conner Conner Joseph Kiees Carson City John Davenport Riverdale M. Stearns Geo E Rexford Gladys Joseph Saginaw Misa Carrie Hunt Crystal James Daffield Benj Rexford Sumner Rural Telephone Co C. N. Black Wm. H. Pagaley Irvin Brown Ithaca Kate Osterhout Peter Klees Gertie Briggs Ferris Institute

Grange Heights Dance Draws Good Attendance

Grange Heights dance at the Grange on Friday night drew a large crowd and was treated as a social success. Miss Reon Nevans visited her aunt Mrs. Fred Darker over the weekend. G. 3. Ward and wife of Alma called during the eventful social period.

Grange Hell Reon Nevans Fred Darker G. 3. Ward Alma

Central Pine River social notes at Alma and area

Mrs N Church and children from Alma visited her parents in Central Pine River on Sunday. Mrs Harry Snook of Lansing visited her daughter Mrs Merta Boyer. Over Sunday, Mrs James Edwards and Mrs D Wilkinson visited Join Kernen of Ithaca. Theodore Sprague and wife of Elm Grove visited their son Hadsell Sprague Sonnay, and Mr and Mrs Freda Rogers. Alma and Mr and Mrs Wm Sloan visited their daughter Mrs Wm Rogers. Mr and Mrs Clayton Rossa of East Arcada visited Me and Mrs David Wilkinson. Mrs Henry McLaughlin and Miss Lyla Hammond of Sumner-ton were entertained by James Kiltright and wife. They attended Catholic services in Alma. Frank Sloan received word of cousin Emory Sloan’s death at Charlotte and planned to attend the funeral. Farmers plant corn in good weather, George Davidson returned from Ohio business trip.

Mra. N. Church Alma Harry Snook Lansing Merta Boyer James Edwards D. Wilkinson Join Kernen Ithaca Theodore Sprague Elm Grove Hadsell Sprague Sonnay Freda Rogers Wm. Sloan Wm. Rogers Clayton Rossa East Arcada David Wilkinson Henry McLaughlin Friend Lyla Hammond Sumnerton James Kiltright Frank Sloan Emory Sloan Charlotte Mr. Sloan George Davidson Ohio

Community Notes From Local Visitations And Events

SETHTON Floyd Hyatt works at Wm. Pendelis. Scott Payne and family and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Payne spent Sunday at Allen Cullys. Leon Wilcox, visiting relatives at Vickeryville, returned home Monday. Bertha Coryelle and Geo. Helman spent Sunday at Alamo with Helman family. W H Murphy and son Clayton, Mr and Mrs Hudding and Mrs. Miller of Carson City visited John Jarvis Sunday. Mrs. Verne Gardener has been sick with the quinny the past week. The eighth grade will give an entertainment at the church June 4. Mr and Mrs Adney Biddel of Illinois visiting MC Morse. Charley DeYoung of Crystal staying with Mrs. Lydia North.

Floyd Hyatt Wm. Pendelis Scott Payne Albert Payne Spen Allen Cully S. Leon Wilcox Vickeryville Bertha Coryelle Geo. Helman Alamo Helman W H. Murphy Clayton Hudding Miller Carson City Jobn Jarvis Verne Gardener Adney Biddel Ofllmois Morse’s Charley DeYoung Crystal Lydia North

Delinquent Sidewalk Taxes Notice in Alma Michigan

Notice warns all delinquent sidewalk tax payers that unless paid by July 1 1900 a special assessment will be levied. Property owners must cover full walk cost plus ten percent as per ordinance. Dated Alma Michigan May 25 by city clerk D W Adama. Consumers of oranges face price reduction as Florida crop expands with direct dealer sales cutting middlemen profits by 40 cents.

Alma, Mich Alan D. W. Adama Florida

Alma Council Proceedings May 25 1900 Alma Michigan

Regular meeting of Alma city council held May 25 1900 in council rooms with Mayor N F McClinton presiding. Aldermen Alda Puller Ogden Russell Palfrey Day Fullerton and Hannah present. Journal read and approved. Reports on Zeigenfuss Drain and park accepted. Park to be cleaned by H A Olmstead. park lit to 9 pm. Alley light poles in Block 47 Gargett addition under investigation. Tax error for Thomas Myers corrected. Dog warden E P Engleman appointed. John W Glass elected alderman for one year but defeated on vote count. Delinquent sidewalk taxes notice approved. City clerk instructed on water bill and claims approved for Alma Record Co and Alma Grain & Lumber Co. Highwater Fund claims listed.

Alma Mich City of Onder N. F. McClinton Alda Puller Ogden Russell Palfrey Day Fullerton Hannah Ald Ald, Fullerton Zeigenfuss Drain Committee On Park H. A. Olmstead Ald. Fullerton Pulfray Electric Light Company Gargett Thomas Myers McClinton E. P. Engleman John W. Glass Alds Fuller Joan W. Glass Common Council D. W. Adame Ayes Russa Nays Nove Odgen Ald. Ogden Alma Grain & Lumber Co Ald. Day Ald. Palfrey

External Remedy for Eczema Cure Claim

An old newspaper notice touts D D D Prescription as a skin cure for eczema based on the claim eczema is a skin disease. It lists names of laborers and local charges, notes council adjournment, and closes with city officials signatures.

Church Notes and Catholic Services Snapshot

St Johns Church announces Friday evensong at 11 50 p.m. and Whit Sunday services on May 20 with Holy Communion at 10 a m Lane day school at 11 13 a m. Strangers welcome. Catholic notes report Alma May 30 feast of Pentecost high mass and sermon at 10 30 with Glen M DuBois of Chearlevoix Courier noted as Alma visitor Wednesday.

ST. Johns Church Lane Day School Cras. Ryas Glen M. DuBois Chearlevoix

Local Market Prices and Quotations From Thursday

Market notes list grains hay clover seed and livestock prices with figures for Wheat No 1 white 1.54 No 2 red 1. bd Oats beans per bu 2.25 Rye hay prices 1 Timothy 1.00 Mixed 10.00 Clover 0 Straw 5.00 Clover seed June 4.75 Mayke 7.00 per bushel Mammoth 4.75 85.00 per bushel Timothy 1.75 per bushel Live stock corrected prices hogs 6.00 owt beef cattle 39 5.00 owt sheep 2.50 owl lambs 6.50 owt veal calves 5.00 owt dressed meats beef 6 per lb hogs 8 per lb mutton 4 per lb veal calves 4 per lb poultry hides etc young chickens large 1 20 hens large fat 1 1e ducks young 1 per lb geese alive 5 0 per lb fat turkeys alive 1 0 per lb neef hides 7 0 per lb horse hides 2 50 deacon skins 2e calf skins 1e per lb tallow 1c per lb vegetables fruits corrected by Miller Bros potatoes fits per bushel butter 18 0 per lb figs 1ie 2 00 per duos lard 1 lie per lb honey 1e per lb

Banghart Miller Bros

Detroit Market Shows Mixed Meat and Grain Prices

Detroit market reports list prices for steers and heifers, cows and calves, and sheep with wide ranges. Grain and feeds move amid fluctuating cash bids, soybeans and corn noted with bid quotes and futures activity. American millionaires, per Ferrero, face public scrutiny and justify actions, citing Rockefeller and Carnegie as contrasts in public perception.

Railroad steel laying firms four gangs advance northward

Roadmaster Hirt reports 13 men employed by the Ann Arbor railroad are split into four gangs working north of the city. At Franks Fort 41 men, Beulah 30, Selma 36, and just north of the city 32, with progress rapid and all steel to be laid within six weeks.

Ann Arbor Franksfort Beulah Selma Hirt Cadillac News

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