Quiet home wedding unites Agnes Fisher and Raymond McIntyre
A small Wednesday evening ceremony at the bride’s East Highth street home united Miss Agnes Y. Fisher and Raymond McIntyre in Grand Traverse Herald notices. Rev. Hugh Kennedy performed the rite. guests included immediate relatives and neighbors, with gifts from friends in Grand Rapids and local residents. The couple will reside at 125 State Street after May 15 and host a reception at Herman Smith’s home on Yon Street later that week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Y. Fisher
John H. Fisher
East Highth Street
Raymond McIntyre
Grand Rapids
Hugh Kennedy
Neila
Melnutyrea
Pis State Street
May Loth
Local notes from Centraville area mixed with travels and gas town detail
Clarence Kilwy begins A for the Klondike while Traverse City guest Master Dewey Hausding stays with Aunt Phili pine. saloon moves to Cleveland township. Richard Schomberg vows to revive his town. Stafford schooner ships cordwood to S H W L Go. P W Garnett moves near Maple City. Grand Herald correspondence reports potato and wheat prices and plans for crops. gas town growth noted with heating and gas walls being installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centraville
Clarence Kilwy
Klondike
Clarence
Dewey Hausding
Traverse City
Philipine
R. Schomberg
Centerville
Cleveland Township
Richard Schomberg
Stafford
S. H. W. L. Go. P. W. Garnett
Delong
Maple City
Local notes mix lumber camp plans crops and river bathers
A Ballard Washington lumberman runs a shingle mill with 925000 capacity and cuts 50000 timber in a day while A Van Tassel farms and plans a Tennessee move. Mrs. Griffin may join her border-employing husband in Montana. Potatoes will be planted as a likely star crop. Kingsley Echo reports Kingsley alive and central. Excess rain slows farm work. ground too wet to work. Green bugs menace fruit but likely to fade. Dry south state reports. Vida Monroe returns from Decatur to visit Mrs. Copeland. A. Monroe sells nursery stock. Meadows look better yet wheat too wet. Dr Thomas Electric Oil-Monarch referenced. Albion high school enrollment totals 999 with 600 boys and 499 girls. Cascarets advertised for bowel education. Seventh Day Adventist editor Uriah Smith marks fiftieth year. Mother Gray’s Powders promoted for children. Predictions of more rheumatic patients along with bathing interest in Boyne River draw letters and visitors as weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.mcvay
Ballard
Washington
A. van Tassel
Tennessee
John Griffin
Montana
Kingsley
Pairbanks
Ist
Fairbanks
Coulter
Saw Pena
Vida Monroe
Decatur
C. Copeland
JA. Monroe
New York
Perry Davis Painkiller promoted in mixed ad copy and notices
An assortment of advertisements mentions Perry Davis Painkiller for digestive and nerve pains with claim of long usage. Other items note grape cultivation prospects near Lawton and Mattawan, a convent burglary at Menominee, and Mecosta county fencing with cattle, all in a compact local-page style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Davis
Unclear historical notices mix of ads and items in one column
Public notices and assorted advertisements discuss school funding, drug products, cattle trade, and a bird sighting. The content mentions a seniannual school apportioned sum around $380000, a Cascarets warning, Dr Wood's syrup, Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, and Donna's Ointment with 50 cent price, plus cattle purchase details and a white parrot-like bird sighting.
Decorative tableware at special May sale
Large selection of gilt edged pieces and white chambers with covers, glassware sets, tumblers, and granite pots and dishpans offered at special May prices. Items include cake plates, vegetable dishes, salad bowls, platters, mixing bowls, and glassware with low 5 to 10 cent values.
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Grand Traverse Herald
McIntyre-Fisher
East Garfield
Tlerald
Brrmley Church
Palmatoer
Irvin Dipley
Hig
Bunty
Mrs. Olney
Mr. Mungy
Roy Green
Old Mission
John Brrmley
Keystone
Horald
Lamborgon
Fyves Methodist Church
J. Buttman
G. Weidman
Flgc. Wheelock
W. Boswell
Mr. Gutver
Herald
Maud Pheatt
Harvey
Shetland
Walter Ashley
Gladys Donsmore
Carp Lake
Fred Winnie
Dolorm McQueer
Glen Arbor
Emuma Densmore
Bert Heath
Wiliamsburg
Wisher
Gibbie Donaldson
Mary McQueer
Empire
Adolph Mayor
Good Harbor
Tom Young
Clement, Sr
Ed Densmore
Joe Nomeskill
Leland
Suttons Bay
BR. Newman
Ella Newman
R. B. Defrance
E. Stanley and
Son Bonny
Rod Winnie
B. Defrance
Stanley TL
Adam Bollinger
Chicago
State
Cery
Tolkpe
Lucas County
A. Cesky
Bt Cenex & Co
Toledo
Catarrie Carr
Frank J. Cheney
LD. Issa
Si Taah
A.W. Geuersoon
ZAL Notary Public
Soltek Tis Pris Amis
Flarald
Adolph Meyers
Milwaukee
Nol
Poeter Swanson, Sr
J. J. Whitwy
The
Detroit Evening News
And
Morning Tribune
Michigan
Detroit
Rapids
Detroit B Evening News
Vilage
the Evening News Association
Detroit, Mich
Detroit Sunday News-Tribune
May
George Pierce
Bhago
A. Saunders
Thomas
Monarch
Albion
Gandy
Oura
Pleter Uriah Smith
Review and Herald
Seventh Day Adventists
Battle Crook
Gray
Allen
Cluxted
le Roy
N. Y
Boyne River
Judd
Boyne Falls
United States
Hobbs
Add. Starling Remedy Co
N.Y
Lawton
Bawton
Mattawan
Sterling Remedy CO
Menominee
Sistara of
St. Agnes
Mecosta County
Lansing
Buffalo
C.C. C
Economica
Rose
Fine Pereate
Dimity
Valenciennes
Toile de Nord
Boston
Grove
Cc. C._C
Robert Binder
Battle Creek
Laymann Ogden
Union City
Dr. Wood
Lenawe
Aten
Apowder Fey
Albers Sweet
Butler
Donna
A. Th. Ebhach
Ibelm
SPE
Sane
Halfgatton
AMD
I Pivce
Beeen
Praverse
Niano
Front Street
P. Sandelman, Propr
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