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Newspaper
Grand Traverse Herald
Location
Traverse City, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1908
Page
2
The Herald reminds readers that all correspondence must reach the office by Tuesday noon each week. Local items note visits and social events across Oviatt, Lake Ann, Traverse City, and nearby areas, with a mix of family happenings, illnesses, travel, and community activities reported through July.
The Rev. Floyd R. Maynard of Sherman spent last Wednesday and Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baumberger. The ferry operated an excursion from Manistique to Charlevoix on Sunday. Mrs. C. B. Kehl and daughters were mentioned in the nearby notes.
A long list of locals and guests spending summer in Northport area includes rothy and Jeanette traveling to East Jordan for a month with Miss Ida Price and others visiting Charlevoix Petoskey and Keswick. Church events, fares, and trips to Mackinac and Honor are noted along with attending Epworth League and a Congregational conference in Edinburg.
Mrs Celia Bates and Litra Bates visited Stormer to see Mr and Mrs Car Bates last Thursday. Several neighbors report travels, fishing, and local events including threshing machine plans and a Granary dedication dance. A cemetery work meeting and basket picnic are set for August 27 at Elis Raytes place. residents urged to bring tools and attend.
Roy Cace and Miss Rekah Wilson visited with Mr and Mrs R R Bates Sunday afternoon. July 27. Everybody's friend Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil claims to cure toothache ear ache sore throat heals cuts bruises stops pain. Mrs Clifford Ralston and child from Cedar Run visit Fitch Brooks family. Mrs A R Sattler ill. Mrs W W Wilson and daughter visit Jonas Nessen family Sunday. Geo Brooks a Traverse City caller this week. Weather very warm. Bessie Burr and Minnie Remington called on J F Byers Sunday. Miss Emma Remington in poor health. Mrs W L Allen returned from New York State.
A Traverse City reader endorses Dean's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney trouble. Clark Mathewson of 537 Randolph St credits the remedy with curing persistent pains after weeks of use at Wait Pharmacy. Doan's Kidney Pills are sold by 21 dealers nationwide at 50 cents. Wester-Milburn Co. of Buffalo is sale agent.
In Holmes' Siding hot weather brings sickness with WN Hicks and Miss Gertie Hennett among the ill. Mrs. Orowin Laie and daughters attend Ladies' Aid. neighbors visit Blackman and Matchett areas. Mrs. O Luce hosts visitors from Mayfield for a sister's North Dakota visit. Community officers elected. Sunday school to be held at the schoolhouse weekly. neighbors urged to help with pond work.
State of Ohio Toledo County Frank J Cheney and Hall's Catarrh Cure are referenced in a notary public statement promising payment of one hundred dollars for each capture not cured by a special remedy. The notice includes a sworn statement from A W Gleason Notary Public and mentions sale of medical products in Toledo, Ohio.
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