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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1895

Page

2

Local Correspondents Instructed On Timely Notices

Gratiot County papers warn correspondents to send news by Tuesday for regular issues and to dispatch late items to all three papers, with direct to Ame offices for Thursday front pages. Local moves include EJ. Rivinger to new post office building, Delrons Carras family moving to St John, Henry Case expanding Main street blacksmith shop, J. E. Kirby buying hotel, Mrs. Louisa Ridenour purchasing J. J. Airby residence, and other community updates on residents, travels, and small-town events, plus routine notes on church, lodge, and factory activities.

Gratiot EJ. Rivinger Delrons Carras St. Johne Henry Case Main Street J. E. Kirby Louisa Ridenour J. J. Airby Biglay Chicago Howe Saturnae

Tragic Accident at the Commercial House Claims Two Victims

A dirt removal accident injured Howard McCollum and nearly suffocated his workmate as a catapulting stomp fell. McCollum suffered internal injuries with uncertain outcome. Fred Banker died at 6 o clock the same morning after a five week illness.

Howard McCollum Hardims McCollum Fred Banker

Miscellany bits and local notices from Pennington area

This fragment reports household moves and visits, farm changes, illness, church notes, and social events around Pennington and nearby towns. It mentions Rev Skinner, Mrs C Carr, a Rebekah convention, a phonographic concert, a band of local tradesmen, farm improvements, a livery stable, and various greetings and illnesses among residents.

Local notes from Saginaw and Mt Pleasant area briefings

Elwell Willowsbury of Saginaw visited his brother over Sunday. Phelps Bros. had about 1000 potato bushes frozen by a recent frost. Dr. Quivey of Mt. Pleasant was in town over Sunday. A boy noted at Jas Covel's home Saturday. J. Klarton left for Ohio Saturday to build a house and move. Mes. Mey and family wrote of a short visit with Mia Livingston and daughter Carreen. A girl visited John Miller's home Saturday. Rumor about Rex Millee's smile tied to grandpa. Phelps remains able to be about again. J. B. Chapin did not sell his blacksmith shop to M. Frisby as claimed. Fire caused damage to amber at fault lines of spaugh and others. Mrs. Sarah Amaburg of Saginaw visiting her sons. Ed Fisher called to see brother Albert, ill with malaria but improving. Miller & Ingersoll shipped a carload of table legs. A warrant issued from Justice Potter's court last Saturday but settled amicably. Mrs. Dr. Molmohlin learned of sister's death in Pennsylvania.

Arthur Sutherland Hart Sarah Strong Tehuana Traver Ohne Krandele Sharkey Stoud Charley Houlden Gillay i Fred Newton Teesda Willowsbury Saginaw Phelps Bros Dr. Quivey Mt. Pleasant Jas, Covel J. Klarton Ohio Jerry Mixer Dan Mes Mey Viet John Miller Rex Millee Phelps Ia J.B. Chapin M. Frisby Spaugh Rod Lathrop Pat Taylor Sarah Amaburg Ed. Fisher Albert Diven Miller & Ingersoll

Local notes from Newark district on farming and houses

Newark records describe farmers husking corn and digging potatoes with some losses due to freezing. Items note school closure for scarlet fever, residents moving or building homes, marriages, and social visits. Halloween warnings and local property remarks exist along with various brief community updates.

Cox Aire Lombard Nto Duye Nyo Joseph Strouse Joseph Kinet Lavtis Humbaitic Fas

Neighborhood Frozens Spark Feisty Wedding Hints

In a local 19th century note, residents joke about potatoes left to frost and mark the return of Charley Aiteer with his bride Test week. The social club plans a meeting with Mia and inviting all. Dick Chapman returns from Ann Arbor with his wife for a social treat, and she smiles for the benefit.

Charley Aiteer Mia Dick Chapman Ann Arbor

Fulton Center News Brief on Weather and Local Happenings

Fulton Center reports continued windy weather at the Center school house hindering corn husking and farm work. Residents note busking nights and efforts to sprinkle corn as conditions ease. Jas Lawrence, north of Perrinton, recovers from a past injury and shows signs of improvement.

Frank Will Center School Nat Jas. Lawrence Perrinton Hart

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