05 Sep 1907
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Newspaper
Grand Traverse Herald
Location
Traverse City, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1907
Page
1
A lyrical sketch of Traverse Bay’s calm shores near Ne-ah-ta-wanta Harbor. The piece paints knolls, terraced shores, and elm shaded promenades, where colors shift with light on beech maple and waters. It evokes an Indian dream of Heaven and the site as a “Happy Hunting Ground.”
The Neah-tawanta scene in Michigan records pleasant heat relief, sailing on Grand Traverse Bay, plus social gatherings at Tyny Coed and nearby homes. Families like the Roods and Woodcocks travel to Carp Lake and Suttons Bay while hotel guests from Dayton to Toledo arrive for the season. A bishop hosts Sunday services praising success and aiding homeless children.
Old Mission Michigan awaits the August 31 wedding at the Congregational church with Dr LeRoy Warren officiating. Miss Edna O'Brien will play Mendelssohn and maid of honor Irene Warner of Chicago will wear white over pink. Best man Alfred Chichester of Chicago. The couple will reside in Chicago after November first at 4356 Berkeley Ave.
Last Wednesday the Presbyterian lawn fete at Mr Andres Jacobson grounds in Omena drew social and financial success with net proceeds of 25 dollars. New Mission Point arrivals include F H Rowe and Millicent, Elizbeth Mathew of Jacksonville Illinois, and J W Walton of Jacksonville HL with families. Several Illinois and Wisconsin visitors plan cottages and extended stays. Northport hosts a large Indian camp meeting with Rev C T Thomas and Rev Milton Benedict delivering sermons and translations for Ojibway and Chippewa attendees.
From Saturdays Record several residents travel for business with visits noted. William Mason departed for Fooch, LL Richardson and Mrs. W. G. Lawrence took trips to Honor and Chicago respectively. Nellie and Anna Furney of Cadillac visit Mr and Mrs Will Furney. A B Dengherty of Elk Rapids in city on business. Austin Overholt in deth Rapids on usingss. Herman Krunert of Chicago visits cousin Amil Nerlinger in city for a month. N.C Bay family returned home after visiting here. E B Walker of LeGrange heads to Northport. Harold and Marion Gibbs return to Mayfield after a stay. F G Hellman yu returns from Chicago and Milwaukee with woolen stock.
A striking geography phenomenon on Cephalonia Island's southern coast creates a inland stream of sea water supplying water power to two mills. Governor Hanley spoke in Elkhart criticizing Roosevelt policies and warnings about faked speedy remedies for political evils. He argued a federal inheritance law imposing near 100 percent would exceed federal power and would rob enslaved people.
An advertisement touts Zon-Phora as a safe remedy for nervous disorders in women, claiming it regulates menses, relieves pain, and strengthens the nervous system. It promises quick weekly improvements and urges purchase from local druggists with a one dollar bottle.
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