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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
7
Famous United Doctors specialists will visit Alma Michigan Wright Hotel on Thursday November 20 for one day only from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Free consultations and advice offered. They claim to treat deformities and chronic diseases of men women and children with bloodless methods. Bring two ounce urine sample for analysis. there is no charge.
Steve Gallagher who moved to a farm near Ashley has accepted a position with Symons Bros of Saginaw and will represent that firm in Michigan. Mr and Mrs Gallagher are undecided whether to make their home in Alma or Saginaw.
Market notes list grains including Wheat Oats Shelled corn Barley Buckwheat and various hay types with per cwt prices. Live stock values show hogs veal calves and dressed meats with price ranges. Produce and Hides sections mention spring chicken beet hides tallow and horse hides with unit pricing. Potatoes new per bushel are listed among produce items.
First Lyceum ticket drawing announced with coupons urged. Local residents Ely Brewbaker Tark and Youngs noted at various gatherings in Saginaw Muskegon and camp. Rev Harwood of Hart visited Wyants home. Alma Art Club meets Nov 12 at Mrs Murphy. Lyceum Course near $1,000. ticket price $1.50 plus reserved seat. Mrs Francis King hosted informal soiree. bridge on five tables. O K Harvey of North Adams visits Francis Hawley. Home Missionary Society to hold Thanksgiving meeting at Mrs Stuckey’s, Nov 14. supper 25 cents.
Morning service at 10 with sermon The Rewards of a Good Fight. Sunday School at 11 80 B Y P U at 6 with Faith the Key to the Kingdom. Evening service at 7 with sermon Salvation to the Uttermost. All invited. Lyceum Course tickets going fast.
Mrs Anna Graham visited Alma last Wednesday Ruth Graham spent the last of the week with her parents Mr Newman was in Riverdale on business Emil Sherman and wife left Thursday for Manistee Charles Sly was a business caller in Tower last Thursday Sam Hicks of Elm Hall visited relatives in Towns Thursday R Forquer visiting his sons at Missaukee and Lottsville Emma Phillips and Hattie were at Elwell Wednesday Miss Nina Carnell has gone to Cedar Lake to attend Adventist school Mr and Mrs George McMullen of Ithaca were business callers in town Saturday William Bartlett was at St Louis last Wednesday for Home Coming Mrs Cornelia Sherman of Carsof City visiting relatives here Miss Janie and Austin Lang and Miss Grace Peters attended the dance in Alma Friday Lydia Evey attended Sun day school convention in Alma Thursday and Friday of last week Miss Earnnie Evey returned from Ann Arbor last Thursday where she has been taking a business course Hamen Hunts familiar face seen on our streets Sunday he has been working in Maple Rapids since spring Several hundred pairs of Misses and Children's Shoes at 96c Miller's Boot Shop.
Charles Marlin spent the past week at Edmore. William Watts was in St Louis over the weekend. George Gorsuch and son Charles plan to start north next week. Mrs Wm Cummings entertains an aunt and niece from Saginaw. Ray Van Horn and family moved into rooms in the Hotel building. Oddfellow and Rebecca lodges visited Riverdale lodges Saturday night. Dewitt Murtaugh and wife with Bert Taft and wife from Alma visited Friday evening. Wesley Duncan of Ferris School attended the State Teachers Association at Ann Arbor last week. Elder W R Middler of Onekama lectured on the Holy Land at the Church of the Brethren nightly. Grant Beach and family and friends helped Jesse Beach celebrate their ninth wedding anniversary last Sunday. The supper by the Rebeccas netted seven dollars.
A daily apple buy continues near the P M depot at Alma Elvator hay sheds. V P Casa advertises acceptor contact via both phones for ongoing purchases.
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