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Newspaper

Grand Traverse Herald

Location

Traverse City, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1908

Page

2

Correspondence deadline and local notes from Grand Traverse region

Grand Traverse Herald notes weekly correspondence must arrive by Tuesday noon. Local updates include visits from Mabel A. S. Pray, Mrs. Robert Clow of Central Lake, and Mrs. Neal Butler of Chicago. Mentions of road work by Deputy Highway Commissioner Rogers, fire danger and forest fires, and several local residents' activities and illnesses.

Mabel A. S. Pray Traverse City Robert Clow Central Lake Vera Hammoon Neal Butler Chicago Gardiers Rogers Lansing New Road Urbin Bois Pray Wellston Helen Whitson Bates Mabel Simro Charlotte Brown Ora Brown Gervas Watson Elk Rapids Gus Mires

River of Fire Near Lardyville Claims Mill and Home

Glendon area reports several men aiding Asher Atkinson as fire rages through his mill and dwelling at Lardyville. Burdickville residents struggle to save other buildings while communities gather for weddings, visits, and local events amid ongoing rain and clear air after weeks of smoke.

Asher Atkinson Lardyville Burdickville Esther Burgess

Williamsburg Social Roundup and Notable Fires

Alta Clayton visited at Bert Walters over Sunday. A large gathering at Felix Miller's drew about seventy people. Forty five numbers out. Mr. and Mrs. Rolley McCune visiting JEd McCune's. Mrs. Broomhead's mother Mrs. Dunbar returned home. Mrs. Myron Thompkins returned from Monroe Center due to her sister in law Mrs. Myrtie Widing's illness. A fire broke out in John Boyd's woods behind Damon Seeleys Sunday afternoon, dampened by rain that night. A separate fire began Saturday at Herb Halk's place causing Felix Miller anxiety about his build.

Williamsburg Alta Clayton Bert Walters Felix Miller Rolley McCune Jed McCune Broomhead Dunbar Myron Thompkins Monroe Center Inlaw Myrtie Widing John Boyd Damon Seeleys Herb Halk

Meater Heater Delivers Strong Performance in Large Rooms

The Meater heater features an 11 inch fire pot, heavy duplex grate, and ash pan for easy cleaning. It can burn coal or wood, offering economical efficiency and a neat, graceful appearance capable of warming large rooms at a special low price.

Fire sweeps road front near Mr Miller’s house

A fire spread across the road from the Miller residence drawing a large overnight crowd. Willie Madison and Mr Miller stood watch. rain helped to quell the flames as neighbors gathered. Several visits and illnesses are noted including Dimple Pahl under doctor care and cholera infantura cited as the cause of her sickness.

Glen Haven hill graded for easier region access

Glen Haven's hill is being cut down and graded from seventeen feet to the hundred toward a target height. The private project by D. H. Tay aims to reduce the grade to a safer fraction, making it among the easiest hills locally. County surveyor Haswall notes extensive improvements including new lots, front grading, a full-length ditch, and a fine iron fence with an archway gate. The highway commissioner added gravel roads nearby. D. E. Day received bass from the state hatchery to stock Glen Lake. One Wescott hauled slabs for Milwaukee. Mr. Winston and Fortin of Standard Oil visited for business. Thos. Thompson, South Manitou mail carrier, returned from Green Bay with a larger engine for his boat. Sept. 28.

Glen Haven Haswall Benzie D. E. Day State Hatchery Glen Lake Wescott Milwaukee Winston and Fortin Standard Oil Co Thos. Thompson South Manitou Green Bay

Traverse City Visitor Spends Weekend With Parents

Miss Eva Jaquish of Traverse City visits her parents near here over Earl Belding in No 1 and spends Saturday and Sunday in Traverse City. Robert McCormick is plastering the kitchen of George Jarrett's house.

Bendon Eva Jaquish Traverse City Earl Belding Robert McCormick George Jarrett

Local notes on visits, deaths, and a wildfire

Mrs Flora Stiles and Mrs Widrig visit Earl Widrig's home while Mr Taylor visits R B Reynolds. Kons travels to Kewodin to fill Sunday appointment and plans to relocate his family next week. Delia Archer mourns her father Rev James Turner arrives to lead the local Methodist church. John Botorif Jr dies of blood poisoning. funeral at AM church with Rev George Deeroff officiating. Cook family to reside in Danger mond house. Butterfly social hosted by Richard Hance. fire danger ends as rain arrives. Inland timber fire on John Jarrett's farm greatly fought. rain ends blaze.

Flora Stiles Widrig Sr Earl Widrig's Taylor R. B. Reynolds Rev. E Kons Kewodin Grace . Collison-Shreeves Rochester Midh George Jarrett Ira Case Delia Archer George Deeroff Cook Dangermond Richard Hance John Jarrett Dendean Pino Basi E. Lamb

Northport social notes and local movements

Evanston resident Arthur Leslie Jr arrived last Thursday to visit in Northport. Mrs. John Blazer returned from Charlevoix Saturday evening visiting her brother O. B. Wilbur and family. Mrs. Fletcher left for Chicago after summering here. Miss Antonia Barthe spent Friday in Traverse City. G. M. Dame left for Detroit to attend the state convention as a delegate. Mr. and Mrs. N. Morgan of Omena attended an I O O F reception. The Baumberger sisters purchased the T Bushnell dry goods store, now Baum berger Dry Goods Company. Mrs. W. H. Steele attended the funeral.

Northport Arthur Leslie Jr Evanston John Blazer Charlevoix O. B. Wilbur Fletcher Chicago Antonia Barthe Traverse City M. Dame Detroit N. ©. Morgan

Farewell for Campbell Couple at Northport Hall

I O O F and ladies hosted a farewell for Mr and Mrs W E Campbell who leave for Manistique. Toastmaster Dr R E Flood and impromptu speeches followed by Auld Lang Syne. Campbell welcomes back in Northport hoped, Sadie Tyson travels to Manistique. Lena Campbell's party hosted by Mrs Campbell. Sept. 25.

Richard Baumberger West Joseph Taylor and Son Lansing W. E. Campbell Manistique R. E. Flood Prof. Fuller Rev. Robinson A. C. Morgaan G. M Lena

Donn's Kidney Pills Advertised by Traverse City Resident

A Traverse City citizen Edgar Ormsby reports kidney weakness relief after using Donn's Kidney Pills obtained at Wait Drug Co. He cites relief from backache headaches and urinary troubles with cured kidneys after a few weeks. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Donn's.

Traverse City Bright Edgar Ormsby Twelfth Street Mich Conan Deai Wait Drug Co Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United

Local Notes and Births from Keystone Area

Miss Lenora Warren of Saginaw visits her parents Mr. and Mrs Ira Warren. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs David Green on September 26. Alta Yeomans of Kingsley visited her parents Mr. and Mrs J M Crandall. Mary Williams visited Mrs. Eaton last week. Stephen Mcgarry’s woodlands damaged by forest fires. Mrs Millis daughter works in Traverse City.

Lenora Warren Saginaw Ira Warren David Green Alta Yeomans Kingsley J. M. Crandall Mary Williams Eaton Stephen McGarry Millis Traverse City

Born to Mr and Mrs War graves in Monroe Center

The birth of a son to Mr and Mrs John War graves on September 24 is announced. Mrs J Saddlebaumm is seriously ill with Dr Clark of Grawn attending. Visitors include Mrs and Mrs Wilkins of Traverse City and others from Lake Saadlebaumis and nearby, with Mrs Stand of Thompsonville visiting J Wagner’s household.

John Wargraves J. Saddlebaumm Clark Grawn Wilkins Traverse City Lake Saadlebaumis Burrows Alrs. Murphy J. Wagners Stand Phompsonville

Funeral tribute paid to highly respected local woman

With her daughter Ales Hargraves My and Mrs W Stadlebaum they called on friends here Saturday. The funeral of Mrs Gissard was held here Saturday. A large concourse of friends assembled to pay their last tribute of respect to one who was highly respected by all who knew her. The family have the sympathy of the whole community.

Ales, Hargraves

Catarrh Cure Exaggerated Claims in 19th Century Ad

An early advertisement touts a claimed cure for catarrh with a $100 reward for proof of failure. It extols a constitutional remedy from Cheney & Co and Hall's Family Pills for constipation, promising testimonials and urging readers to send for a list of endorsements.

Walla Eara Foul Cheney & CO Drageists

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