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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1905
Page
7
Community lodges announce regular meetings and officers. Dates listed include alternate Tuesdays and biweekly Wednesdays with times around 10 am and 2 pm. Officers named include Commander Jons Gaia Adjutant NAME DAMRAGH and President Maniette Hawier with references to Michigan and Tempe locations.
Esau seeks to marry a Hittite woman to secure tribal status, faces parental and religious conflict, and finally takes Bashemath and Esterine as wives. Isaac and Rebekah oppose alliance with heathen nations, while Esau’s pursuit leads to tension, estrangement, and deep sorrow within the family. Judith and Beor’s daughter Judith influence his choices as the narrative follows the clash of faith, kinship, and cultural pressure.
Mise Martha Stith returns to Si naw after Sunshine farm. Lena Seaith of Sageinmw visits with Mr and Mrs Mike Myers. Mrs John Herbage ill in Lembetholet. Claire Johnson visiting. Johan Baker gallery dance well attended. Frank McAllister of Barton with parents in Lakefield. Barney Baker of South Lakefield nearby. A 0. Dy Miller host relatives from Chapin. Anna Smith of Saginaw visiting relatives. Tenis Johnson of Ann Athyn at Shimeliie farm. A Federpile and family of South Lafayette host relatives from Chicago.
A Forest Hill notes page records Mrs J Holmes and L Livingston travel, Minnie Kiesel visiting, Mike Mist Owen’s Petoskey trip, Jesse Wood’s presence, and a local track event. Residents Lincoln Lemmon and Glen Raywalker attend town business and a horse accident occurs near Coe. Various visits include Rev Cook at trivmts, Mrs N W Struble from Shepherd, and Prof Theo Meier of Ripam College touring Lenna Canfield.
Miss Elsie and Nina Fleming of West Brave spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Vira Fleming. Miss Lynne Hull visited J. Wolfs area last week. Holly Wright leaves Friday for a week with sister Mrs A Slayton of Belding. Nearby residents joined in excursion to Lanai. Mrs C Flewelling visited Ayesina Wall Esordiatly. Mes C Flewelling spent Friday with Ayesina Wall Esordiatly. Hoboed starts District No 4 next Monday with Mrs Nelli Booked.
Mrs Gee reports a sugar weighing one to four pounds raised on Ed Gee during Iron operation in San Francisco California and expected in two weeks. Mabel Murphy visits relatives in Saginaw. DeWitt’s Little Risers praised for biliousness relief and constipation cleansing the liver without unpleasant effects, sold by Chas Rhodes.
Miss Hancett left Tuesday for a trip through the north and west with Spokane as final destination. About thirty Shepherd young ladies visited the Chippewa river Tuesday for an outing. Various local moves include B S MineClellan building a new house on Orchard Street Kal and S W Cline moving stock to a new cement block. Alma connections appear with Miss Kelan Wiley visiting Mes Gillman and Mrs. J P Gillman visiting relatives. DeWitt's Salve advertised by F C de Witt & Co of Chicago highlighted as a stock item with warnings about counterfeit versions. sold by Chas Rhodes.
Miss Erinn Thomas visited Miss Allie Morison Sunday evening. Epworth League met at Parkinson church Friday. Miss Joasie Wagner visited Miss Ger ge Thomas last week. Allen school begins next Tuesday. Harry Orwig clerks at the fair. E Morrison and daughter visited CL Orwig and family Sunday. Box Grove attendance was good. Advice against illnesses touts Dr Bowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry.
Elwell Mes LP. Hilsinger traveled to Canada Tuesday morning to visit his grandmother near Torun. Mr. Melvin Polick visited friends Tuesday. Chris Taylor and wife were guests at Jose Kinney and wife over Sunday. Several local youths camped at Rock Lake this week. Mr. Race traveled to Grand Rapids Lane day. Mex Race visited for husband Satan day.
Public notice touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a universal remedy for appendix and peritonitis fears. M Flannery of the House La Chicago proclaims a cure while Geo E Sharrar's drug store sells them claiming they ease constipation and biliousness.
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