Masquerade Ball Planned at Silver Lake Inn
Grawn Michigan residents report social visits and events including a masquerade ball at the Silver Lake Inn on Friday February 21. Local gatherings feature Mrs George Johnson visiting from Oregon and Asbury Epworth League entertainment set for February 25 in Traverse City with 2:30 p.m. start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
Oregon
James Winchcomb
Allie Burt
Traverse City
G.L. Allison
Detroit
Dennison
Pere Marquette
Alison
Hathaway
Monroe Center
M. B. Church
Asbury Epworth League
Hudson
M. E
Temperance
P. L. Bird
Hart
Miss Johnston
Reading Circle
Chickens slain by two dogs in two flocks
Two dogs entered the chicken houses of Miss Nettie C Gray and Miss Jennie Anderson Thursday and slaughtered multiple White Plymouth Rock chickens. J J Gray chased off the dogs, while police were alerted. Losses were heavy for Miss Gray who had shown prize birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie C. Gray
Jennie Anderson
J. J. Gray
Ashton
Miss Gray
Go Oood To the editor of the Herald
A farmer vents in a letter about liquor traffic and local option. He traces the cost of one drinking spree from the drink's price to penalties and broader losses to his farm, family, creditors, and community. He argues the town bears the harm while the saloonkeeper gains small profit, urging attention to the local option debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Jones
Bill
Elis
Sentence commuted to ten years in fortress
Generals Fok and Reisse were acquitted and discharged as part of the interim ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fok
Reisse
Fatal Casnovia crossing accident injures Thompson family
P M Pere Marquette train No. 5 struck a team at Casnovia crossing Friday night, killing Ralph Thompson and his son Joseph who died at 2 a.m. The men and three horses were returning from an auction. witnesses said they did not hear or see the train. G N Moblo of this city aided in the response. An inquest is set for Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.M
Ralph Thompson
Pere Marquette
Casnovia
Joseph Thompson
Ofelock
G. N. Moblo
Cadnovia
Moblo
Hhe Ruen
Seriously Injured Baby in Store Accident at Hannah Lay Mercantile
Clinton Breithaupt, one year old, of Leelanau county, suffered serious facial injuries after falling against a screw in the Hannah Lay Mercantile store. The screw, previously covered by a bolt, tore a jagged rent to the cheek near the nose as the child toppled from a chair near the main entrance. The mother, nearby at the time, is distraught and blames herself for the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Oliver Breithaupt
Leelanau County
Hannah& Lay Mercantile Company
Acme Ladies Aid Social At M E Parsonage
The Rev and Mrs Fleming hosted 21 Acme Ladies Aid members Thursday afternoon at the Fourteenth Street M E parsonage corner of Fifteenth and Pine. Attendees came by sleigh from Acme. a pot luck supper followed. Afterward the group sang God Be With You and Fleming gave a short, uplifting talk. The Acme housewives are praised for fine cooking. guests returned home in the early evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme
Acme Ladies’ Aid Society
Fourteenth Street
M. E
Fifteenth and
Pine Streets
Mr. Fleming
Mrs. Fleming
Hack
Aome
Hen perched atop milk wagon shocks Fast Eighth residents
Residents of Fast Eighth Street were startled yesterday when a hen roosted on the cover of a milk wagon during the morning route. The bird, cold and immobile, hid in a heap as the driver failed to notice it at departure.
Personal Notes From Thursday's Record
State food inspector G M Dame visited the city on a pass through to Worthport to spend time with his new son and plan a name. The Rev R N Holsaple of the state Anti Saloon League is in town on business. Mr and Mrs C P Carver returned from Summit City after attending George Tillotson's funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Dame
Worthport
Isis
Mr. Dame
R. N. Holsaple
State Anti- Saloon League
Summmit City
George Tillotson
J. Alberti
A. Vanderveen
Chicago
IF. D. Osborn
Fifth Street
Vanderveen
Alberta
Helen Mason
Cadillac
Mins. M.rackard
Doris
Rachel
Grand Rapids
Frances Leutholtz
I. Wilhelm
Frankfort
Phil Griffin
Bruce
Phil, Jr
John Wyman
The
Lime & Cement Co
Petoskey
Albert Carr
West Seventh Street
W. L. Licar
Duluth
Sam Benda
Be.h. Wood
Boyne City
C. D. Armstrong
Zalamagoo
Manececona
Personal greetings and travels in region society
From Saturday's Record Merton Voice of Glen Heaven reports visits and departures. J P Crandall of Kingsley and Mrs A Vandenort of Big Rapids travel to Beulah and Manistee respectively. Emma Wilhelm leaves for Omena for a week of visiting friends. Gillespie of Pere Marquette attends Bik Rapids. Rattenbury visits Grand Rapids. Morse travels to Mt Pleasant for sister's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Voice
Glen Heaven
J. P. Crandall
Kingsley
Beulah
B. Billington
Copemish
William Jerry
Little Current
Teva Curtis
Manistee
A. T. Ferguson
Wexford
A. Vandenort
A. E. Way
Big Rapids
W. T. Roxbury
Emma Wilhelm
Omena
CG. L. Gillespie
Pere Marquette
Bik Rapids
J. M. Rattenbury
Grand Rapids
M. Morse
Mt. Pleasant
Bay City man dies in chair as heart disease claims life
State news recalls John Peterson of Bay City aged 70 who died Sunday while sitting in a big chair. He had lived here many years. The list also notes other deaths and incidents including Charles Brown of Battle Creek, Willie Glasgow of Yale, and Mrs. Alfred Curtis of St. Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peterson
Bay City
Charles Brown
Grand Trunk
William Glasgow
Yale
Frank B. Drake
New York
Marshall
Alfred Curtis
St. Joseph
Kalamazoo
Harry Rhodes
Nelson Rhoades
Paw Paw
Rowland
Hhe Central
Cadillac
John Leeson
M.maloney
Dr. Leeson
Maloney
Nelson Wigeren
Mangus Hanson
Central
Michigan
Battle Creek
Frank Vreeland
Cottage Street
Ann Arbor
Emory Jy. Waldrow
Berrien Springs
Lafayette
Ind
Hovey
Port Huron
Law and Order League
Menominee
Lansing
State Instituture
Warner
Thomas ‘Bliis
Main Street
James Hill
White Cloud
Katherine O’leary
John Howell
Perry
Lake Erie
Negaunee
Detroit
Michael O’leary
William Walker
Adrian
Bryan
A. D. Bank
Bank
Hammond
Rochester
Mary Robinson
Randolph Hotel
Edward Stowel
James Rayburn
W. W. Munger
Galesburg
Munger
Ele
108Rd
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Newaygo
John T. McCurdy
Owosso
Wisner
McCurdy
Shiawassee County
John ‘T McCurdy
Corunna
Jandana Fegovic
Soo River
Pere Marquette
Brighton
Republicans Drive Taft in several districts and Ohio wreck
The ninth district Missouri Republicans indorse Taft for president and Hartley for Missouri governor. Delegates from Gasconade and Rufuus counties were chosen for the Chicago convention, instructed for Taft. Kansas fifth ward district also named Taft delegates and Beardsley and Jones. Ohio electors and Taft support noted. A Big Four train and trolley cross at Toledo killed eight. Multiple political endorsements and a gas explosion affecting Pittsburg plants reported. In Philadelphia a broker was arrested after a forged check case. Worcester and Bryn Mawr social notes also appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Taft
Hartley
Ransom A. Prewer
Gasconady
William Tepperson
Rufuus County
Chicago
Ohio Railway Commission
Toledo
Fifth Ward
Kansas
Lawrence M. Jones
Henry M. Beardsley Delecates
Herbert S. Hadley
Nineteenth
Ohio
W. A. Thomas
Congress
P. C. Remick
A. J. Rowley
A A. B. Young
Quakertown
Lewis G. Cox
Philadelphia
Gov. Guild
Massachusetts
Lucius GC. Royce
Hartford
Conn
Seward Rubber Company
Boston
Shumay
Superior Court
Capitol Trunk and Bag Manufacturing Company
Eagle Trunk Manufacturing Company
Pittsburg
Bryn Mawr
Private school bears outbreak and fleet moves
Suburb of Philadelphia reports Bearlet fever in a private school building. The navy steamer Buffalo under Capt. Pont sails from San Francisco for Magdalena Bay to prepare for the fleet, carrying stores, ammunition and targets for Adm Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bulding
Navy
Buffalo
C.F. Pont
U. S
San Francisco
Magdalena Bay
Admin Evans
Thomas J. Mullican
Conress
Ohio
Roosevelt
Taft
Don C. Henderson
ET. Conklin
Republican State Central Committee
Kentucky
Louisvile
United States
Allen Parker
Nashville
Atlanta
Tullahoma
Tenn
Congress
Faenes
Root
Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
New York
W. M. Camnue
Episcopal Church
Rich Till
Ivo
Liberty
James Bore
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New Orleans
Stoessel
St. Petersburg
Port Arthur
the Herald
A. W. Ghase
S. B. Holden
A. W. Chiase
Dr. & W. Chase Medicine Co
Butalo
N.Y
Johnson Drug Co
F General News
Nglaughin
Rerx Geffes
McLaughlin
Grocers
Bre. Rylands
John Tylands
Chester
England
John Rylands
Manchester
Col Ahenes Winmilton Lewis
McDonald Estate
Dora Mclonald Jin
Webster Gerba
South Maniton
James Toeddurciels
Grasry Orland
Wisconsin
Wikegan
Alonzo Mart
House of Correction
Abenan
John Lairdie
Alte Orma Fic Strur Co
Ely
Qnee
Ets
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
Tay
Tame Caro
Draverse
Ar Platte River
Fovm
Teralre Je Wittes
Fate Lashen
Salon Ras Mada
Welford
Ilo
Beanie
Cedar City
Provemont
Cadiz City
Silda
Myvcheli
PD. A. Wiens
Apgnad
Rowland Douglass
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