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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1905
Page
7
Morning and evening church services listed for various denominations including Presbyterian, Methodist, and Church of Christ. Includes Sunday school times, prayer meetings, and names of pastors. Also documents numerous fraternal lodge meetings and officers, with scattered addresses and meeting schedules for groups such as Knights of Pythias, Masons, and Rebekah Lodge.
Joseph Cross on the sick list and George Kipp off to Detroit appear among community notes. Frick plans move to Almna while others travel to Saginaw Grand Rapids and Jackson County for business and relatives with several visits noted.
County News records visits and entertainments from Owosso Toledo Chagrin Falls and Detroit area. Residents Miss Ethel Spore Miss Edith Lanshaw and Miss Rennels host or visit family and friends. trips to the state fair in Detroit noted. residents George Palmer Horee Parsons and families travel for events. local students and relatives mentioned in society notices. health advertisement for Blood Bitters ends piece.
Vincent Roberts returned home from a visit with relatives in Petoskey while Mrs Ed Clark remains very ill. The Ladies Aid met Thursday with Mrs Orrin Bailey. Sunday gatherings occurred at Crystal with Herbert Watton and Miss Mitchel Barntill visiting Middleto. Camp meeting at Holly Work Road. Rally planned to welcome Superintendent Angell back from vacation. Mrs A Roberts marked her fifty third birthday with family. Will Bigelow fundraiser topped ninety dollars after a horse died recently. Mrs Victoria Kewonski moved back into her home late June.
The Japanese battleship Mikasa, flagship of Admiral Togo, was destroyed by an explosion in a Sasebo harbor fire. About 600 lives were lost, including ten rescuers, as the aft magazine blew out, sinking the ship in shallow water. An investigation will determine the fire's cause while Admiral Togo was not aboard.
Community updates list Hopkins of Lafayette driving a grocery wagon with Eugene Booker, while others including Miss Vergusch and Miss Elna Doyle are mentioned in Curtis district observances. Mortality figures warn of appendicitis and peritonitis with Dr King s New Life Pills promoted as a remedy.
Elwell visits Sheep lord over Sunday with family ties. Levi Hall grandfather to Frank Hall, Bert Pallen features in pickle house story. Ro Morgan dies, pioneer of Seville. funeral at Center of Arc Pharsday. Gill Greenough visits mother. Bert Follick working for LF Hilsinger. Celery King advertised as remedy for backache and kidney disorders.
Arcada District reports Frst Mulfort repairing his task tied outside while Dolph Peck returns from Tillisdale county. Near Ely Creek Saturday Mrs Cline and Alcott drive, her companion frightened, then wagon wheels strike a stone throwing them. Mrs Cline helped, minor injuries and a broken wagon. An unrelated ad for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea appears.
Fragmentary report notes Beebe and Houlden banter as Ernest Felwarls returns from a ten day visit to tie daughter at Traverse City. Marion Botton leaves for two weeks with their daughter and Mr and Meg Will Gamble of Sep Star plan travel. Latins Aid Society of the MLK chapter will serve ponchos and create the Tk 0 eh Pei tice eepeennl dig.
A brief notice touts a guaranteed remedy for piles claiming swift relief and lasting cure. The ad format emphasizes ease of purchase and quick results, urging readers to seek the product for relief from discomfort and associated symptoms.
Bishop OConnell of the Maine diocese announces a Thursday departure from Portland for Japan on a papal mission. He is to convey the pope s congratulatory message to the emperor for Japan s magnanimous response and to thank the emperor for care toward Roman Catholic subjects, hoping for continued goodwill.
Helen Godfrey a colored waitress was stabbed to death by Sense Gideon her supposed lover at her lodgings on Dowght avenue The suspect escaped but was later captured by Oliver Pointer a colored youth who aided the police The case centers on a breakup with another man in the group present
Numerous residents and visitors are listed in a sprawling social column: Miss Kis Chapman in St Louis. Mrs J K Pullers and Addie Knapp visiting. Clara Taylor calling on friends in Big Rapide. RK Martin and AL Vought in Tuttle Creek. Clifford Smith of Ithaca in the city. Mrs HM Woolard at the weekly Petreit. Miss Violi Parkhouse visiting Breckenridge. Nancy Howe and daughter Sarah planning a move to TLitslale. Willie Ewlig returning from Enirgrove. and many more, including Mr and Mrs J Venvalkenbere at Mairson, and Mrs B C folios returning from Say tow.
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