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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1905
Page
7
Community religious notices show St Church of Christ and Methodist services in W. KC, with address hints and reading hours. Encampment and Alma Hive chapters meet monthly or alternately, with titles like Royal Temple and Knights of Pythias indicating fraternal events.
Mie Maude Freman visited Mins Mamie Needham Monday evening. Orel and Norman Kime returned home from St. Louis where they worked in a mgar factory. Gene Doane left for Tonia for a position at the insane asylum. Tabbs school children prepare Thanksgiving exercises at the school home on November 17. Miss Ethel Cazier has returned home to Kenadin after visiting here. Roy Partee made a business trip to St. Louis. Miss Emma Sexton and Miss Jennie Partee board with Mrs. Crawford of Breckenridge. Mrs. E. Hill has recovered from illness. An advertisement promotes Nee’s Laxative Honey and Tar for coughs and bronchial issues. Geo. E. Sharrir is mentioned.
Misa Nellie Keb called on Miss Jennie Briggs Sunday. Jol Briggs and wife visited their daughter at North Wheeler. Worley Deline and wife visited Mrs Hass of North Star. Caroline Bannerstar returned home after visiting Houry Fenner. Frank Kell went to St Louis on business. Houry Fenner has a new organ.
Stearns of Belle Plaine reports a friend badly injured his hand swelling as if blood poisoning. Buck- Ten's Arnica Salve was said to draw out the poison and heal the wound, claiming to save the life. Sold at Geo. E. Sharrar's drug store as the best in the world for burns and sores.
Mrs Ad Johnstone remains in very poor health. Chas Bash shopped in Ithaca Saturday. Ida Young and Belma Thomas visited Rathbone Sunday. Mrs Shay of Bad Axe visited Mrs Townsend and Mrs McIntosh returned from Jackson County. D Frick moved to Merrill for a few weeks. Rosa Shay hosted her sister and husband from Indiana last week. Sarah Bush visited her parents Chas Hipolite and wife in South Wheeler. H Allen returned from Saginaw Friday. Will Glinke transacted business in town Monday. Sunday afternoon at Mr Robinson near Pineiver marked the wedding of Mr Robinson to Mrs Cristle formerly of this place. Congratulations. Several from here attended the funeral of Mrs Taylor of Alma Friday. Rev Geo E Allen returned Monday night from Jackson County where he held meetings.
Mrs H D Bent visited Alma last Friday while Mrs B D Lemon saw her sister Mrs Hyde. Anna Schweier and son Denzal were in St Louis Monday. Freeman builds a fine barn on Nealy street. Miss Annice Fetter returned home near Elwell after visiting Shepherd. Mrs Schaffer of Elm Hall visits relatives here. Eva Walker of Mr Pleasant visits M B Walker. Geo McKenzie of Los Angeles visited Ezra Keith and wife. Mr and Mrs Burt of Owosso visited her paraie with Ira Brewer over Sunday. Will Northrop returns from Two Rivers vacation. Mrs E Kelly and children return from Columbus Olde. Foley's Honey and Tar praised as top cough remedy. Geo B R Sharrar.
Mr W Small to visiting in Clinton county. Mrs Barbara Plowarmn visited Mrs HL Orwig last week. W Rogers and others were the rest of Mr and Mrs I Orwig Sunday. Forest Hill switchboard moved to Owen's store. Miss Owen back as switch girl. Glen Parsons on hunting trip to Gladwin county. Mrs GC Vandermark visited Mrs H MM Orwig Thursday. John Conley still on sick list. Mrs 5 Mas Hann has a sore foot. Don’t take imitation celery tear when you ask for Celery King. A medicine of great value priced at 25 cents. It never disappoints.
Sethton Scott Payne is described as quite ill with Dr Richardson tending him. Mrs Chas McCloskey and two sons have returned home near Crystal after working in the beers the past two weeks at W. H. Gardner's. Arthur Buckingham of Benton Harbor visited A. P. Morse and HL B. Stuckey on Sunday. Laurence Willett and family return from a western trip content with the garden of Eden. Mesdames Scott Payne and Verne Gardner were business callers near Vickeryville Tuesday. Mrs Ladonna Truesdell and daughters Virgin and Clio of Vickeryville spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs L. H. Willcox. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar is advertised as a cough remedy.
Mrs Dan Mille hosts her sister from Ohio while her husband, a physician, works at Alma Sanitarium. Mrs H J White visited Mrs Frank Clow. Frank Slone visited daughter Mrs Gea Yata in St Louis. Fern Sprague ill with lung trouble. Dr Bagley attends. Frank White's Elwell trip noted. Local drought and sheep damage reported with several injuries after an attack.
A weary patriarch lingers near Shechem after leaving Bethel, deferring departure and distant vows. Jacob resists, but the festival town and a hasty altar fail to shield his family from Dinah’s fate and Hamor’s cunning. The episode foreshadows tragedy born of postponed obedience.
Mrs. Chas. Preituy of Moosup Connecticut credits Burdock Blood Hitters with restoring her health after debility and headaches. She states the tonic left her worn out and rundown no longer and made her a well woman.
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