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Newspaper

Grand Traverse Herald

Location

Traverse City, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1903

Page

7

Advertisements present at Crrianell Bros and local businesses

Holiday notices and price quotes from Crrianell Bros F Priedrich Co and Ferrin Implement. Local ads list insurers Dunchy Co Buckles Co and Haw Co selling sausages cloaks and capes. Other entries note Kimball and Loranger firms, Milliken stores, Hamilton Clothing Co and Dan Winters fittings. Pioneer Drug Store advertises health notes and state board of health official. Latitude 45 longitude 63.4 referenced with ending date December 24.

Crrianell Bros F. Priedrich & Co Columbus Dunchy & Co Buckles & Com Bankston Haw. Co Pho Kimball Co Loranger & Loranger Milliken Hannah & Lay Co Hamilton Clothing Co E. Wait Pioneer Drug Store State Board of Health

Circulation update and local social notices this week

Circulation stands at 2,750. Reports say President Crown of the Central Michigan Normal will take a leave of absence to study at Columbia University. Engagement announced between Orpha Cressy and Ralph Anderson of this city. John Campbell returns from Kansas City and resumes his state street office. The Maurstique Pioneer Tribune hails a fine Christmas edition. Foresters and Companions plan an oyster supper and masquerade ball at Foresters hall on December 26. Marriage notices include Miss MacKanagy and Mr Pride. Other local weddings include Mr Kanusky and Miss Adams. Funeral for Samuel Sully held. Hose Co. No. 2 hosts event and Bible present. Hayden family to attend ordination in Douglas and celebrate birthday. Sleigh ride to Long Lake described. Traverse City Lodge holds oyster supper and invites Masons to St John services. Gov. Parker of Kalamazoo dies at 12, survived by wife and son. Parker noted in city. Clerks at Boston store held a surprise party for F. E. Over. Dyer resigns, to move to Watertown S. D. and start new position.

Hayden Frankie Hayden Miss Burphy Montreal Traverse City

Clerks Present Him with Handsome Gift of Esteem

Clerks shown him a handsome gift as a token of the esteem in which he is held by them. The gesture reflects the regard of the clerks and the regard for his service.

New Business House Opens On West Front Street

A. B. Cook, resigning bookkeeper of J. J. Greflick Co after many years, buys the apple evaporator site on West Front Street with 50 foot frontage. The A. B. Cook Co will operate an agricultural implement store on the site. Albert Elmendorf's funeral was held at First Methodist Church last Thursday at 2 PM, L. D. Curtis in charge, Rev. W. N. Laufman officiating, G. A. R. and W. R. C. attending. Pallbearers were Monroe Morse, BR. F. Newhouse, Freeborn Gardner, Levi Soule, J. W. Hillicker, W. W. Dean. Flowers profuse.

New Business House A. B. Cook J. J. Greflick Co West Front Street A. B. Cook Co Albert Elmendorf First Methodist Church L. D. Curtis W. N. Laufman Monroe Morse BR. F. Newhouse Freeborn Gardner Levi Soule J. W. Hillicker W. W. Dean

Epworth League Elects New Officers at Second M E Church

At the Second M E church Epworth League business meeting officers were elected led by President Walter Davis and first vice Mrs. Walter Davis. Fifteen new members joined in two months signaling strong activity. A dinner honoring Uncle Dan Whipple near 104 years old followed at 146 East Front Street, where he shared reminiscences and noted ancestors living to 183 and 118 years.

M. E. Epworth League Epworth League M. E. Church Walter Davis Maude Calvell Maud Fluntington Robert Downs Mervyn Kenney Harry Morse Aaa McWethy W. H. Beckier

Death of Mrs Ghering in Peninsula at age 50

Mrs Lucy Ghering wife of J Ghering of the Peninsula died Sunday afternoon about 1 o clock at age 50 while visiting her daughter Mrs Ralph Jam eson of Walnut Street for better medical attendance. She leaves five other children besides Mrs Jameson and was reportedly improving before death. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at 1 30 from Ogdenshire Church with procession leaving at 2 o'clock and conducted by Mrs Clara Williams.

Ghering Lucy Ghering J. Ghering Peninsula Ralph Datmeson Walnut Street Cone Jameson Lo'elock Ogdenshure Clara Williams

Big Salt Sales in Michigan Salt Industry Report

State Salt Inspector John S. Porter releases annual report for year ended November 30, 1903. Michigan is divided into eight districts with 66 plants and capacity of 10,480,000 barrels. Inspected 4,387,982 barrels, down 606,286 from 1902, Bay county up. Total salt produced 4,158,628 barrels. since 1860 total output 106,375,611 barrels.

Saginaw Mich Dee John S. Porter Michigan Bay County

Pleasant Banquet for Local 331 Electrical Union

After a regular meeting in Montague hall Local 331 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers accepted an invitation from William Bloodgood and adjourned to the Little Tavern for a banquet. Twelve members attended a morale boosting event with toasts stories and thanks to Bloodgood and Rank Nay. The local union now has 26 members comprising nearly all city electrical workers.

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Unnion Montague Hall William Broodgood Bloodgood Mr. Bloodgood Rank Nay

Fire Damages L M Bennett Jewelry Show Window

Fire broke out late Monday afternoon in the show window of L M Bennett's jewelry store causing nearly 100 dollars in damage. An early discovery limited the blaze. probable cause a lighted match igniting cotton batting in the window decoration. Bennett herself noticed the fire from a rear room and police were not summoned.

L. M. Bennett Bennett

Snow crushes Turn butt Co. shed wrecking buggies and cutters

A 22 by 50 foot shed at Turn butt and Co's livery collapsed under heavy snow and ice, crushing five new cutters six buggies and a pair of sleighs. Loss exceeds 500 with only remnants potentially salvageable. repairs unlikely for many vehicles.

Turnbutt & Co Turnbull

Traverse City & Peninsula Railroad Co Incorporation

The Traverse City & Peninsula Railroad Co is incorporated with 3500,000 stock subscribed and officers including Lt IX Gibbs and J O Crotser. The franchise by the city is noted and the company is preliminary until the line is built. O FH Strong & Son report funds are arranged and ready, with Traverse City to raise 10,000 as a bonus to proceed.

Lt. IX. Gibbs W. P. Crotser J. 0. Crotser John R. Santo Ralph Case Arch Gibbs Harry Gibbs Traverse City & Peninsula L. K. Gibbs FH. BG. Strong O. FH. Strong & Son Traverse City

Bright young woman dies after four days pneumonia

Miss Mary Kutnohorsky aged 27 died at home at 710 West Sixth street after a four day illness. Survived by father Adolph, two brothers Adolph and Joseph, and sister Mrs Jacob Furtseh. Funeral plans depend on burial in New York or locally with arrangements by Undertaker Anderson to be announced.

West Sixth Street Mary Kutnohorsky Adolph Kutnohorsky Adolph Joseph Jacob Furtseh New York City Anderson Miss Kutnohorsky

Gasoline Engine Installed at William Jackson’s Shop

William Jackson replaced steam power with a home built 10 horsepower horizontal gasoline engine in his shop. The engine features electric ignition four cycle operation two balance wheels and a governor for smooth motion. It weighs 3600 pounds sits on a cement foundation and uses about two and a half gallons of gasoline daily to run all machinery.

William Jackson Jackson

Christmas program at First Methodist church spectacle

The Sunday school presents a Christmas night program at First Methodist Church starting 7:30 with life sized photos and stereopticon projections. Leslie’s visit to Santa Claus, Jesus childhood scenes, natal tableaux, 75 paintings, songs, tableaux and dissolving views will be shown. Nominal 10 and 20 cent admissions apply.

M. E Methodist Church Leslie Santa Claus Santa Jesus Nazareth

Devoe Paint Ad Claims Superior Coverage and Full Measure

A letter to Mr E L Ransom of Traverse City Michigan promotes Devoe Ready Paint as superior to mixed paints. It asserts Devoe provides full measure while competing brands are short by about ten percent. The firm claims lead and oil paints chalk or peel after three years, while Devoe allegedly lasts twice as long.

E. L. Ransom Traverse City Mich Devoo Devoe F. W. Devoe. & CO

Pere Marquette Announces Winter Excursions in Chicago

Pere Marquette system announces service changes in Chicago with trains using Grand Central station War wags Street and Fifth Avenue after December 15. Tickets to all stations on the line priced at one and one third fare for round trips. Selling dates December 24 25 31 1898 and January 1 1904. Tickets valid returning to January 4 1904.

Pere Marquette Chicago Pere Marquette System Grand Central Warwags St Fifth Ave Peré Marquette

Long-Lost Son Reunites With Mother For Christmas Joy

Mrs. Nellie Hoffman of Manistee, once separated from her son for 18 years, has traced him from Chase, Michigan to Dayton and finally to Manistee. The seeker and the found will meet on Christmas Day as the son Mark Smith arrives to bless the reunion. Pere Marquette employee Gage aided the discovery.

Grand Rapids Nellie Davidson Manistee Gneil William Hoffman Elk Rapids Munistee Ohio Chase, Mich Pere Marquette Traverse City Smith Pere Marqrette Gage

Bitter Fight Warns Against Rejection of Dr King Discovery

Beall Mississippi resident T R Beall urges readers to persist with Dr King s New Discovery for consumption. He recalls his wife severely ill last fall but quickly improved after using the remedy. Product advertised by Jas G Johnson and F H Meads druggists with bottles sold at 50 cents and trial bottles at 10 cents.

Dr. King T. R. Beall Beall Jas. G. Johnson F. H. Meads

Grinnell Brothers Publish Christmas Annual for 1908

Grinnell Brothers issue their Christmas Annual for 1908 now distributed. The catalog lists musical instruments and prices from mouth harp to a concert instrument, with a song sheet “You Tell Me Your Dream.” Free copies available at No 159 Front Street Traverse City or mailed on request.

Gingell Brothers Grinnell Brothers Geinneh Brothers Front Street Traverse City

Costly Mistake Promoted Pills At Local Stores

An old ad touts Dr King s New Life Pills for dyspensia dizziness headache liver and bowel troubles priced at 26 cents. A local note says Walton Gray from Buffalo dental college visits his parents for the holidays.

Dr. King Johnson Meads Drug Walton Gray Dental College At Buffalo The City

Traverse City Railroad Co Records Filed

Articles of incorporation for the Traverse City and Peninsula Railroad Co were filed on Thursday with the secretary of state. Upon approval, the already chosen directors will elect officers, and the preliminary organization is under way.

The Traverse City & Peninsula Railroad Co

Traverse City Markets Weekly Prices Report

Weekly market report from Traverse City listing selling prices for pork lard butter flour salt and produce. Notes price changes and buying rates with varied per unit details. The Herald disclaims responsibility for price fluctuations as of Wednesday of the week.

Traverse City Herald

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