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Newspaper
Grand Traverse Herald
Location
Traverse City, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1902
Page
5
Perry Hannah serves as president with A Tracy Lay as vice president and J T Hannah as cashier. Directors include Floward Irish and Samuel Garland alongside Perry Hannah and A Tracy Lay.
N. B. directs all collections and correspondence regarding banking matters to Traverse City State Bank in Traverse City Michigan.
Meteorological summary furnished to Herano by Pioneer Drug Store observer S E Wait for the week ending October 22 1902. Includes coordinates latitude 44.45 longitude 85.40 and sea level height 508 feet as part of the State Board of Health data.
Advertisements from multiple shops feature discounts on clothing furniture sewing machines and home goods. Names include Bryant Wilhelm Milliker Slater Boston Store Globe Majestic ranges and Queen Quality shoes alongside sale items and special one week offers. Local retailers advertise good dressers dry goods and for sale items to attract shoppers.
Lucius Clinton Hubbell and Clara Dann Gage, both of Springfield Missouri, wed at Grace M E Church with Prof Chalfaut officiating. Couple on a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and New York then to reside in Springfield. Friends here send congratulations.
A quiet home wedding took place on Wednesday October 15 at the home of Charles M Lancaster the bridegroom's brother. Myrtle A Lancaster of this city married Charles M Hoppins of Manoolona in a ceremony by Rev Hugh Kennedy with only close friends and relatives present. The couple departed on the 11 10 train for Manoolona to begin their married life.
Delegates firm on arbitration proposal as President Mitchell leads the United Mine Workers through a day of speeches and votes. A noon vote passed by acclamation to end the strike, with plans to return to work next Thursday and praise for Roosevelt and other officials. A separate funeral notice for Betsey Ann Maidens follows in Washington and East Bay.
In Sutter s ay Mich Oct 20 Claus Nelson narrowly escaped injury when Jed Crampton accused him of stealing a bicycle and fired a 32 short revolver from close range. The bullet struck a rib and glanced off none seriously. Nelson was taken to Dr Hittner for treatment and the assailant was captured and jailed. Dr and Mrs Lockhart announce their Nov 14 home arrival in Traverse City.
The Republican W Wilson, a Kingsley resident born in Paradise Township in 1878, is highlighted as a capable and trusted choice for Register of Deeds. His education includes district schooling, Traverse City High, Sheboygan High, bookkeeping, and teaching. He has owned an agricultural implement business and is praised for reliability and Republican loyalty.
At 7 pm Tuesday Father Bauer officiated a private ceremony uniting Dr William Henderson Lockhart and Miss Florence Olga Rosanthal. Miss Laura Leitelt served as brides maid, Theodore Rosenthal as best man, and A J Wallace led the ceremonies. The reception ran from 9 to 12 with pink and white decor, music by Stewart & Steffens, and elaborate confections.
The Manistee group plans a special train to Traverse City on November 20 for a feast and entertainment. Clifford Pennock from that city chairs the committee and promises a fine program. The contingent will bring presents and feature many D. O. K. I. candidates. A. A. MaCoy suffered a badly bruised right hand catching it in a wagon wheel, with no bones broken.
Mrs Gedrige of Los Angeles guest of Mrs M M Keith of Webster gatereat. A severe stomach and liver trouble nearly ended life. P Muse of Durham N C says Dr Kings New Life Pills saved her, giving health. Available for 26c at Jas G Johnson and F H Mend s drug stores.
Davis Kentucky druggist C T Smith extols Kinges New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds as a guaranteed cure. He claims six years of sales with never a failure and reports it has saved throat and lung diseases where doctors failed. Johnson and H mand guarantee satisfaction or refund. Trial bottles are 10 cents with regular sizes 60 cents and $1.
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