Local Notes From Mapleton Community
Reading of services at St Josephs church taken place Sunday. Roy Dohm is confined at home with mumps. Art Lafayette led a horse Friday night under unclear cause. Charlie Carroll bought a horse from Will Carroll Monday. Marie Carroll is able to be around again Gordon Valley remains confined but improving. Steve Carroll returned from Jackson after two weeks visiting relatives. Ostar Sundean has been doing chores for Steve Carroll. Mr Seaburg expected home this week from Chicago and southern points. Bell telephones planned for Joseph Kroupa Frank Fowler and others. Mrs Elizabeth Buchane has had one installed. Lawrence Carroll has a crew at work on the center road. Baners family returned from Traverse City Sunday. Last Wednesday night Bailey car teacher Harold DeGraw and Will Hoffman walked from here to Traverse City in a fair teneth of time. Anna Mulrooney spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Chas Carroll. Jam 3c.
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Mapleton
St. Joseph's
Roy Dohm
Art Lafayette
Charlies Carroll
Will Carroll
Marie Carroll
Gordon Valley
Steve Carroll
Jackson
Ostar Sundean
Mr. Seaburg
Chicago
Bell
Joseph Kroupa
Frank Fowler
Frank
Will Buchan
Frank Kilmurry
Elizabeth Buchane
Lawrence Carroll
Center Road
Chas. Carroll
Cornell District Horse Loss Delays Farm Work
Phillip Kelley lost a horse while in the pasture as it suddenly fell and broke its leg. Mr and Mrs Guv Slack are assisting with the aftermath and farm duties.
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Cornell
Phillip Kelley
Guv Slack
Be out agen after a short struggle with lagrippe
The Disciples Aid plans a meeting with Mrs. Phil Zeigler on Wednesday February 1. Potato buyers are increasing in number with new stars emerging. George Milliman is on the gain. Abs Leney Haines and Mr and Mrs Ernest Kellner visited Phil Zeigler Sunday. Several from the vicinity attended the Buckley dance Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Johan Amy visited Mas Kane Sunday. Cecil Amy and Otto Strang called at Frank Barrett's Sunday. Virginia Anger visited Mary Kline last week.
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Phil Zeigler
George Millfman
Abs
Leney Haines
Ernest Kellner
Buckley
Johan Amy
Mas. Kane
Cecil Amy
Otto Strang
Local notes on community events and injuries
Mrs. Beitner attended the M E church quarterly meeting in Monroe Center. WHL Stoneburner moved to Steve McGarry's hill property. Residents attended the poultry show in Traverse City. Coughs and colds are common now. Mrs W Beitner and daughter visited on business. Will Stoneburner visiting from Lake View. Leo Manley cut knee on icy way to Grawn school. No school last week as teachers examined in Traverse City. Mrs H Manley celebrated birthday with relatives. Senator Robert E Walter departed for Lansing.
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Will Stoneburner
Lake View
Leo Manley
Grawn
Traverse City
H. Manley
Traverse City Dock Lines Ordinance Notice 1911
The Common Council of Traverse City announces a public hearing on February 7 1911 at 8 PM to consider objections to dock lines along the Boardman River. The report references a survey filed in the City Clerk’s office and describes proposed dock and wharf lines on both river banks above Union Street with exact bearings and distances and penalties for violations.
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Tradit
Traverse City
Comieil
Boardman River
He Chey
Union Street
Said
State St
Union St
Front St
S. Se
Park St
Pront St
Park Street
Well
Theneast
Union St. Brides
Wight Hawk Dock
Wellington St
William 2. Caldwell
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