West Pine River carriage owner warns girls
Seth Veeder, owner of a fine new carriage, cautions girls as several locals attended the Macabee meeting in Alma last Wednesday.
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1906
Page
8
Seth Veeder, owner of a fine new carriage, cautions girls as several locals attended the Macabee meeting in Alma last Wednesday.
Washington residents including Mr and Mrs J R Rhines Mr and Mrs R C Rhines Raymond and Tatha Rhines visited Mrs J R Rhines parents Mr and Mrs E B D McCluer of Fulton on Sunday Oct Mrh Mr and Mrs Bratton returned Thursday after a week with friends in Nashville Dudley Hoyt improved his house with a new paint coat Gilbert Lemon of Middleton is here working in beets Mrs R O Rhines and family spent Saturday on their way to Decatur Colemans Miss Vira Fleming visited with her daughter Carrie Johnson who was ill Mrs M Veeder cared for her sick granddaughter N Whitecraft and wife hosted their daughter and family from Middleton Mrs Nelson and two children visiting Breckenridge Frank Church Sr and son in law Clair Nelson returned from Mt Pleasant hunting Ed Bailer and Miss Pearl Marble topping beets for Moses Ackles on Timothy Robinson place No school at Washington Centre Oct 18 due to teacher illness Miss Brown in charge Personal truss ad and sale notice appear in local pages Mrs June R Rhines visited her parents E D McCluer of Fulton Oct 17 and Tuatha Rhines returned home with her E D McCluer and wife visited Mrs A Bradley and niece Mrs A S Lance of Alma Oct 17 Addisson DeMott called on J R Rhines Oct 17 Born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Hoxie Oct 15 a girl
Forest Hill reports visits by Mr and Mrs F Wright to Kim Hall and by Mr and Mrs Covell to relatives west of town. Tanis Creech from Shepherd visited last Thursday. J Bannaster and wife spent Sunday with J Lanshaw. Alma resident O L Hembroke in town. P returned from a trip to Dakota. Sugar beet work urged by farmers after a Sunday sale. Weddings noted for Lizzie Robinson with John O Boyle and Havel Michels with K Mullen. A social gathering at J W Doane’s home occurred Oct 26 with several locals attending despite bad weather. Sir Knights and Ladies enjoyed a trip to Alma. Mr Lockart returned to Canada after visiting Forest Hill. friends held a surprise party for him.
A Sunday excursion to Detroit offered by the Ann Arbor ER. R. departs Nov 4 with a special train passing Alma at 6:80 am. Round trip fare set at $1.50. Return from Detroit Union Station arrives Fort St. at 6:30 pm. Also notes stove polish sold by Sanderhoff at ten cents per can.
The Abbott Voting Machine will be exhibited at Smith & Glass Hardware for voters. Voters are invited to call and receive instructions on using the machine before the coming election.
Mrs. Frank Sloan called on Mrs. I. N. Baker Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rogers plan to move to Shepherd. Aliee Sloan is the new telephone girl at the Bell office in St. Louis Wisconsin. Sloan was called to Chelan on business. Mr. and Mrs. James Mills hosted Mildred Davis and her Pleasant Valley friend Sunday. Death of Mrs. Caroline Sloan brings visits from Mrs. A. McCoy Vestaburg and Mr. and Mrs. Simons Taylor Weidman. Stanard's Central drug store advertises Leather and Comic Postal Cards and Souvenir Letters of Almo. Detroit Millionaire-Jackson remarks. Style and American Dressmaker features Nov issue dresses and front cover art. Subscriptions and sample copies offered. Record office buys old papers.
A poem from Michigan Tradesman contrasts the busy man who always works with the idle friend who delays favors. It argues that the relentless worker can find time to help, while leisure leads to excuses and inaction.
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