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Newspaper
Grand Traverse Herald
Location
Traverse City, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1908
Page
12
Harvey Langworthy declares no ice in the bay this winter based on warm winds since December 17 18. He notes short days earlier this month and predicts a mild winter with ice in the bay unlikely. The report reflects expectations from local weather observation.
Thomas Whitfield and Miss Helen Jang Fenton wed at 9 on Christmas Eve at the residence of Mr and Mrs James A McAllister. Rev T Boyd of the Presbyterian church officiated. Both are attendants at the asylum and many friends extend best wishes for happiness.
A marriage occurred at Northport Mie on December 28 in Lutheran circles. The couple, Freddrick Frederickson and Miss Christine Dio, were married at high noon by Rev. J. J. Monkstead of Suttons Bay. A large gathering attended a formal breakfast after the ceremony.
A celebration at the groom's parents home featured congratulations from many friends. The couple will reside on the groom’s father’s farm. A mistletoe gift from Jerome Wilhelm in Beaux Bridge Louisiana reached the family, marking a scarce season for the Christmas plant. Mrs Ries hosted a four generation Christmas gathering at 489 East Eighth Street with Mrs Catherine King from Chicago as guest of honor.
Glen Doyle an 18 year old son of A J Doyle left for Chicago today with Elmer Witte following for business. Upon return he will receive an artificial limb to replace his lost leg and hopes to shed his crutch for better times ahead. The piece notes his past illness and outlook.
Three people were killed and 18 injured in a late night end collision near Camden New Jersey. The casualty toll and injuries are reported as authorities describe a chaotic crash scene with significant disruption.
Personal from Friday's record notes a young man who would have been 20 on the 29th, leaves a mother, two sisters, and two brothers. Mrs Tom Sherman and children departed for a month visiting relatives in Marion. Arthur Loomis of Baraboo, Mis., visits the city. William and Burt Anderson of Empire and Honor with families celebrated Christmas with their father Alex Anderson at 634 West Eighth Street. Etella Ewen, a schoolteacher from Honor, was seen shopping. Dr. Gregory and family returned from Nessen City after Christmas with relatives. RH Willard of Empire visited the city, and William C. Adking and family returned to Grand Rapids after visiting here. Miss Gertrude Harris went to Grand Rapids on business. Dr. R. Howell of Detroit returned after Christmas with Chas. Broadfoot and Mrs. Emma Broadseat. Fred Grundy, bookkeeper for Cooperage Co., and son Willie, were in Steeity. Philip Heimforth of Bingham returned to camp at Mancelona after Christmas. George H. Pray returned from Stamsburg on business.
A wave of social news follows: Keller the dentist returns from Chicago. Miss Clara Sotheim visits Muskegon family. Chamberlain back from the west. several locals, including Mrs Stiles and Mrs Cruse, travel to Honor and Ithaca for visits. Teachers, students, and families depart for Mackinaw City, Laingsburg, Big Rapids, Reed City, and other towns for holidays and duties, with many heading to Cadillac, Kingsley, and Manton for visits.
An ad style statement touts Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a preferred family laxative. It claims gentle, natural cleansing without debility or required dosage increases and notes physician approval and the need to buy the genuine product from California Fig Syrup Co, through leading druggists.
This morning a list of residents traveled for visits and holidays. John and Mrs Kane returned to Boyne City after visiting Ned Conwa at 218 West Twelfth Street. Tyler returned to Beulah to resume school after Christmas with his father Dr Earl G C Pyle. Mrs Hendersholt, a county teacher, returned to her school after vacation in the city. Albert Bribi of Elk Rapids is visiting his cousin Mrs Dr Clark in Charlevoix. Willis Pennington, the Interlochen druggist, and C J Marten of Interlochen were in town on business. Char Novak, Olivet College principal, is home for the holidays with his parents.
State News summarizes a Michigan scene with Lewis L Richards visiting Anna Arhar for holidays. Benton Harbor crackdown on shoplifters and gambling joints is noted. Alma board backs home industry protection amid tariff protests. Voter notice seeks local option issue. anti saloon league campaign updates. A missing Owosso youth returns near death from exposure after a 12 mile trek. Detroit sparrow catcher Houghton targets trees for birds, seeking library commission permission. Divorce action renewed as Mrs Renal Tobnson seeks separation citing cruelty and neglect.
Wishington Dee 27 reports bids for a new naval hospital at Fort Lyons Colorado to serve navy personnel. The Fort once a military post, will reuse old buildings after repairs. Separate items note New York Santa rail wage reductions affecting about 1000 clerical workers from January 1, with pay cuts from two to seven percent depending on salary, and other scattered data on forestry, census, banking, and treasury matters.
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