Local Notes and Injuries at Keystone Excursion
Wm Wine shows slight improvement after a siege list spell. Wm Paylor’s baby improves slowly. Ten teams joined a Keystone excursion to visit relatives. Mrs Chester Williams is recovering. A sick girl is now able to play. Mrs Burrell’s brother badly hurt in Indiana. she and two children travel there. Mr Minner injured by a horse while feeding. he is up and around. Grace Rains injured while playing on sleepers. Sept. 17.
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Burrell
Indiana
Monroe center visits and local sickness spread
Traverse City visitors attended a funeral for Charley Copeland's baby. Mrs. C. B. Dye and son Paul visited. Ora Osborn from Benton Harbor returned home after a short visit. Bessie Osborn and Clyde Hathaway are visiting relatives. Maud Damon of Buckley and Archie McIntyre of Grawn visited local residents. other relatives and neighbors visited in Monroe Center and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon
Buckley
Moyer
Have
Southern
Michigan
Ora Osborn
Benton E Harbor
Bessie Osborn
Clyde
Hathaway
Archie McIntyre
Grawn
Gene Barnard
Ewan Noack
Mr Wagner
Local social notes from Maddle City and nearby towns
Mrs Brown took her daughter Minnie to Maddle City yesterday where she will teach. Miss Lillian Bernard celebrated her thirteenth birthday with ice cream and cake. Miss Mary Tilman is home from Leland. Florence Bernard will be home from Leland Friday. Mr and Mrs Barth and daughters Antonia and Marie attended church in Leland. Kate Johnson works for Will Steele’s in Northport. A dance occurred in Mr Nelson’s store building Saturday night. Mary Holton returned home from Northport. The Johnsons and Bernards visited North Unity for blackberries, processing over a hundred quarts. War-Sweet and Reve M Pettibone from Good-Harbor visited Bernard’s on Wednesday September 177.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Minnie
Maddle City
Lillian Bernard
Mary Tmman
Leland
Florence Bernard
Kate Johnson
Will Steele
S &T
Northport
Community notices and obituaries from Sept 17
Warne Copeland the youngest child of Charles Copeland died Saturday morning of cholera infantum. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the Adventist church with Elder Miller of Traverse City officiating. The Copeland family received community sympathy in this bereavement. Other items note the funeral of Mr and Mrs L Priest's infant son for cholera infantum at Grant church last Saturday afternoon. Mrs Reynold and Mrs Priest traveled from Traverse City to attend. they returned home today. Mrs Copeland from Southern Michigan arrived last week to care for Louise. A. Burrows and family attended the funeral of Mr Faulett in Kingsley. they then planned travels to New York state, Kalamazoo, St Joe, and Chicago in hope of help for Mr Ramsey, ill all summer. Mrs J Bisard visiting her son Ny Bisard. Lucr Vantassel visiting Miss Ada Wilson. Date Sept 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warne Copeland
Charles Copeland
Adventist Church
Miller
Traverse City
Copeland
G. McCombs
New York State
A. Ramsey
Kalamazoo
Sone
St. Joe
Chicago
Ramsey
J. Bisard
Ny Bisard
Lucr Vantassel
Ada
Wilson
Blood Bitters Claims To Cure Dyspepsia
An advertisement proclaims Blood Bitters as a universal remedy for dyspepsia. It asserts the formula drives out impurities, tones the stomach, restores digestion, and promotes normal weight and health.
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America
Glen Arbor News Focuses on Local Events and Repairs
The Glen Arbor column notes residents traveling to Chicago and Traverse City for weddings and business, plus a severe electrical storm that damaged a tree and shocked Mrs Sheridan. It covers school attendance, new dancing party at Ray's Hall, and a risky voyage on the Wonder boat to South Manitou with a near watery grave experience. Mr Christianson plans a Manistee visit today. Sept. 16.
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Glen -Arbor
Nessen
Seerge
Chicago
Fairchild
Traverse City
South Maniton
Edward Fisher
North Manito
Frank Sheridan
Elmer Atkinson
Texas
LF. Sheridan
Miss Trench
Carl Walker
May French
Ohio
Dorsey
George
Glenmere
Grandma Tisher
George Reader
South Manitou
Eugene
Clinton Fisher
Baud
Wonder
Mr. Christianson
Manistee
Dr Thomas Electric Oil Promises Fast Full Body Pain Relief
An advertisement claims Dr Thomas Electric Oil relieves pain from any cause from head to toe. It asserts pain cannot stay where the oil is applied and implies quick, widespread relief for readers seeking topical remedies.
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Thomas
Avers Visits Williamsburg After Grandfather's Death
William s Ayers is visiting at home for a few days due to the death of his grandfather John Ayers. Mr and Mrs O P Marsh have been ill but are recovering. Mrs Chas Waton and Ward Visited Belaire last week. A near fatal accident occurred Monday night when Mr and Mrs Kossuth Stites were thrown from a buggy by a frightened horse. Mrs Stites is now able to sit up. Thelma Thelma Hill and granddaughter Thelma with Elwyn Fill's family. Pray of Leland visiting her parents Arch Brown and Mrs Lewis of Barker Creek. William Cook has shown improvement after illness.
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Will. Avers
John Ayers
P. Marsh
Chas. Waton
Son Ward
Belaire
Kossuth Stites
Edwin Hill
Thelma
Elwyn Fill
Gilbert
Leland
Arch Brown
Lewis
Barker Creek
Wiliam. Cook
Hyomei touted as reliable catarrh remedy in vest pocket form
Advertisement extols Hyomei as a simple four times daily treatment that destroys catarrh germs and purifies blood with ozone. It claims to offer mountain air benefits, costs a dollar for the complete outfit with 30 cent refills, and guarantees satisfaction with a refund if not effective.
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S. E. Wait & Sons
Jolly Sunday school picnic at Hobbs woods draws crowd
A Sunday school gathering held in Hobbs woods last Saturday featured a lively picnic with attendees from the community. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown visited Leland this week, joined by Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds and their granddaughter Leela Conklin from Hartford. Master Irvine Conklin accompanied them home. Mrs. Ollie Van Broeken, who nursed Mrs. Elwyn Hill, returned to her peninsula home.
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Hobbs’ Woods
Russell Brown
Leland
Reynolds
Leela. Conklin
Hartford
Irvine Conklin
Ollie van Broeken
Elwyn Hill
Kingsley News Roundup Hits Local Weekend Visitor List
Local residents and visitors fill Kingsley notes from Ben don and Man ton to Traverse City. Frequent names include Adah Thayer returning from Grand Rapids and Alice Abbott joining J. C. Anspach as clerk. Community events cover charity drives for Michigan Orphans Home in Saint Joseph and updates on church appointments after the M. T. conference.
New Remedy Claimed to Cure Piles by Dean’s Ointment
An advertisement asserts Dean’s Ointment cures piles including bleeding protruding or blind cases. It promises relief soon and notes druggists everywhere sell the preparation.
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Dean
Village Social Notes Show Visits and Departures
Mrs. Jacobs left Dowagiac after two weeks visiting sister Mrs. Margaret Stover. Mrs. Gill returned from Minnesota. Miss Anna Nelson heads to Chicago then New York for several months. Miss Cecil Vannatti attends school locally. Freddie Leslie hosted friends with games and lunch. Miss Ethel Night surprised by fifteen girlfriends for a party. Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs. L Seelig Thursday afternoon. George Voice sells his old home to nephew Walter Voice. Ed Taylor’s body arrived. funeral Tuesday at Congregational church. Retford couple traveled to Traverse City. Mrs. Retford to stay awhile. W B Johnston to Charlevoix on business. Rev. Hurlburt took Clarence Scott to Manistee for treatment. George and Chas Mathews return to South Bend Monday. Eddie Ransome visits brother Charley at Manton then Kalamazoo to enter high school. Mrs. Chas Braman back from Traverse City for eye treatment. W E Campbell celebrated seventeenth anniversary with friends. gathering included ice cream, cake, games, music and singing.
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R. N. Campbell
Traverse City
Anna Nelson
Phuriday
Chicago
New York
Cecil Vannatti
Watch's Crossing
Freddie Leslie
Ethel
Walter Wilson
Ladies’ Aid Society
William Hurlburt
Clarence Scott
Manistee
George
Chas. Mathews
South Bend
Ind
Eddie Ransome
Charley
Manton
Kalamazoo
Chas. Braman
W. E. Campbell
Socials and Travels Highlight Quiet Town Weekend
Mrs C B Keht hosted an informal tea Friday for fourteen with a decorated table and a singing evening. Several residents like Joe Thome James Kell and others visited Leland Chicago St Louis Traverse City Grand Rapids and Omena. Notices note few services due to Rev absent and Ladies Auxiliary plan a train ride Friday afternoon with Mrs Splnhikun near Haten’s crossing on Sept 15.
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P. A. Wolfe
Wilhelm Bik
B. L. Paulson
Traverse City Cit
Northland Beach
South Grant
Williamsburg
Gataray
Dean's
Kingsley
Wesley Cale
Bendon
John Fewlass
Adah ‘Thayer
Grand Rapid
Alice Abbott
J.c.Anspach
J. A. Tripp
East Bay
Flower
Saint Joseph
Seegmiller
Hainstock
Dre Gauntlett
George Madison
Madison
A.B. Stinson
Chas. Snyder
Harry Shearer
George van Gorder
Sam Nickerson
Louis Manigoll
West Michigan
Grand’ Rapids
Hill
M. T
Cadillac
Ill
Marion
A. GC. Thurstan
H.W. Wood
Herbert
M. MH
Joe Thome
James” Kell
John Peterson
J. BM. Battle
St. Louis
Clymer of
Mancelona
Joan Ken
Wi. Bi Johnston
Lraver
Knudson
Boyne City
J. Kennedy
Edith Dame
Fred Allen
Hurser
Grind Rapids
Margaret Stevers
Bert Sloore
Moriay
Lever
Aly, Hrodhagen
Jawlins Mendas
Edith
Jennie Moipfarth
Chliren
Shir
Hostdale
Cal
At Airs
Andrew Scour
Redland Weisanal
Tule Abe
Ob.jects
Benoit Sorsmy
Sirs. Splnhikun
Haten's
Crosshig
Eicerer Sloaks At
Grea
Eagdi
Ariepul
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