Election pie dinner raises eight dollars and twenty five cents
The Cenvis Union L A S served a chicken pie dinner on election day with proceeds of $8.25. Six measles cases appear in the Sheldon family and Mrs Jay Carver is listed sick. Henry Jones is the latest measles victim while his sister Hild cares for Tom at T Hamilton’s home. The Sunday school temperance program at the church was well received. Theo Geiger is slated to speak next Sunday at 20. Wesley Hartland and wife visited Mrs Weaver Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Convis
Cenvis Union L. A. S
Sheldon
Jay Carver
Henry Jones
Hild
Tom
T. Hamilton
Theo
Geiger
Wesley Hartiand
Local Notes From Clarendon And Surroundings
Wesley Blake under a doctor’s care Edna Dickinson teaching near Netroit spent vacation with her parents E LD Dickinson and wife three children of Emmet Sweets have scarlet rash Wilder Fish has resigned as pump station attendant after seven years and moves to a farm west of Tekonaha Curtis Ros appointed to replace him Olive Blair improving able to walk Chas Blake visited Wesley Blake on Sunday Chas Born and family visited Homer area grange meeting Willard Cotton’s in Homer Sloan district school resumed after two weeks due to scarlet fever
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon
Wes
Wesley Blake
Edna Dickinson
Netroit
E. LD
Dickinson
Emmet
Wilder Fish
Tekonaha
Curtis Ros
Olive Blair
Chas
Blake
Lillian
Homer
Parley Schilling
Robert McArdle
Win Doolittle
Grange
Willard Cotton
Sloan
Local Social Notes from Clarence Area
North Clarence reports John Dervey moving his family to a new home. Mrs Jan Bingham spent Sunday with her parents D Starks and wife. A daughter was born to Forrest Fifford and wife of Albion on March 30. Tillie Starks visited friends and relatives in the neighborhood. Mrs Harriett Gribble worked at Ford Lambs for a few days. Wave Starks returned home. Hare Butler’s stayed with Mrs Agnes Walker. In Geo Scofield and wife moved to their son Sherman’s home after selling the farm to their son-in-law John Dewey. Mrs James Bruiser in Albion car ing her daughter Mrs Forryat Gifford. Arthur Starks and wife visited Olive Starke Sunday. Varian Miller of Charlottes visiting relatives. M Miller and wife hosted a Pedro party. Ruth Bingham won first prize and Ray Gribble consoled. Ralph Starks and wife visited relatives in Apton. Slate Starks and wife entertained a company of young people Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dervey
Jan. Bingham
D. Starks
Forrest Fifford
Albion
Tillie Starks
Harriett Gribble
Ford Lamb's
Wave Starks
Hare Butlers
Agnes Walker
Add ‘Stark
Victor Potter
Helen Perry
Ror Warren
Battle Creak
Kenneth
Russell
J. Ingrim
W. Slorn
Swift
Frank Hagzzard
Renton
KR. Rolfe
Aiiver
Lottie
Galesburg
Thursby
Maude Breece
Battle Creek
Fred Cowles
Senator Croy
Vicksburg
Carverville News and Community Notes Abound
Obituary notices report the death of Ben Carver Jr in Pueblo Colorado from dropsy and heart trouble with funeral at home and burial in Ross Lawn Cemetery. Local events include a lecture at Carver schoolhouse by W Guerrier of Battle Creek and several family visits. Measles affect Edd Bates family as kids and Herman Bildebrant recovers. Homer Leggett and wife plan move to a new home. multiple residents visit relatives across town and nearby Lansing and Literal Kans. The Carverville pupils enjoy a week’s vacation due to illness of their teacher Jenotte Sith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edd Bates
Ben Carver Jr
Pueblo
Aoy Krause
Lansing
Betardey
R. Peterson
Vitlesister Bethelda Shults
Joel Rivals
Flint
Carerrille
Hlneas
Jenoie Sith
Eddie Heary
Literal
Kans
Sidney Henry
Homer Leggett
Harry Sullen
Meales
Yrta
Mt . Ge
Cil Verplank
Patente
Robert Verplank
Green
East Newton Social Roundup and Local Sentiment
Mina Eyre and Lora Myara visited Mrs E Stierie and others in East Newton with Friday calls. The Local Option meeting at Caines schoolhouse drew a well attended crowd showing residents’ views. In Emmett district no 7 H Lapham left for Seattle. several locals reported improvements and illnesses among families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina"Eyre
Lora Myara
E Stierie
Ola
F. W. Townsend
Annie
Heliker
Nettle Coats
Lora Myers
Stierie
Caines School House
Dist
M. Genistes
Ann Arbor
B. Silerle
Merlah Francisco
Benton records odd fated week with visitors
Fragmentary notes show Mrs Mara Hoasoeana visiting. Wella Thomas and Vatnie Wood of Charlotte attend events at Karl Wood's. details unclear but indicate a busy week with allies and creak misfires noted in Benton Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobeil
Benton Ry
Mara Hoasoeana
Wella Thomas
Charlotte
Karl Wood
South Bedford Social Notes Highlight Aughara Visits
Aughara high school pupils were entertained by Francia and Bernice Boyer at their home Monday. John Buck of Kalamazoo spent the week at Chas Simons. Mrs. Wilbur Doolittle of Richland visited her parents, Joseph Lea and family, Friday and Saturday. Francis Boyer is ill with chickenpox and grip. Mrs. Herbert Day has been on the week Mat. Geo. Pankhurst of Marshall visited Joseph Lee’s. Astron Burnham sold his farm and plans to move to Pennsylvania. Mrs. Orilla Boyer attended a birthday party at Mrs. Cosa Abbott’s in Avguats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aughara
Francia
Bernice Boyer
John Buck
Kalamazoo
Chas
Simons
Wilbur Doolittle
Richland
Joseph Lea
Francis Boyer
Herbert Day
Geo. Pankhurst
Marshall
Joseph Lee
Astron Burnham
Pennsylvania
Orilla Boyer
Cosa Abbott
Thurs Paar
Avguats
South Emmett family notes and health updates lead
Blanche Burdue is home is of the grip. Mrs. Henry Webster in much improved in health. Schwark and family of Nawton, Mrs. Howard of Marshall visited J. R. Goff. Zola Goff returned to Marshall for school. Neva Burdue visiting Layer Park for a week. James Schanzenbaker and wife visited Wood's. Mattie Wilcox and friends from Battle Creek visited Dodge school. Miss Tinkler and Bellow Goff spent Sunday in Fre-donia. Its y Fanning and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Asa Fanning in Newton. Cecil Eyre is ill with tonsillitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Burdue
Henry Webster
Schwark Ane
Nawton
Howard
Marshall
J. R. Goff
Zola Goff
Neva Burdue
Layer Park
James Schanzenbaker
Wits
Wood's
Mattie Wilcox
Battle Creek
Dodge School
Tinkler
Bellow Gof
Fredonia
Itsy Fanning
Asa Fanning
Newton
Cecil Eyre
Local Notes From Austin and Nearby Areas
Nina and Margaret Hart spent Thursday with Vernice and Walker. Irene Wagner and Dale Way hosted visits through the week. Mrs Jan Bart is ill with the grip. Francis Hart stayed with parents Saturday to Monday. Mrs A Campbell and Verbotene Smith visited Henry Walkinshaw Sunday afternoon. Dale Way, a teacher, gave pupils a hail holiday Monday. Students resumed duties in Ypsilanti and Marshall after breaks. Geo Wagner returned home from Detroit. Collins Union Sunday school held a temperance program to a large crowd. Leona Paxton returned to duties after a vacation. Mrs Thomas Richardson spent part of last week in Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina
Margaret
Hart
Vernice
Halidred Walkinshaw
Tale Way
Nargaret Hare
Irene Wagner
Dale Way
Faith
Clista Detterich
Verbotene Smith
George Moore
Austin i
Biildred Walkinshaw
Vella
Celle Sellers
Ypsilanti Mon- OY
Margaret Hart
Thera White
Marshall
Nina Hart
Forver
Geo. Wagner
Detroit
Collins Union
Leona Paxton
Royal Oak
Thomas Richardson
Battle Creek
Geo. Ichacone
Midnight in the Ozarks and a Coughing Man from Clay City
In Ozark mountains Hiram Scranton of Clay City Illinois grew ill, doctors said consumption, climate failed, he returned home and found relief from Dr. King’s New Discovery. He credits it with saving his life and easing a persistent cough. It claims to help all coughs and lung ailments including lagrippe asthma croup whooping cough hay fever hemorrhages hoarseness. 50 cents and 1 dollar prices, trial bottle free, guaranteed by J. W Bradshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozarks
Hiram Scranton
Clay City
J. W Bradzhew
Weekend Social Notes From Hotchkiss District
Elsie King hosted the S A T club at a weekend house party while Mrs FP Randall hosted the I SC on Monday night A week of social activity is reported Blanche Diehl returns to Eckford school Edna Woodruff goes home in Jackson Bessie Eothrick spends vacation with her parents C Rothrick Wamfiton children ill with measles Charles Kipp slowly improving Gertrude Wilcox has measles Henry Wirtz and wife of Lansing visit C Kipp family over weekend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie King
FP. Randall
I. S.C
All
Blanche Diehl
Eckford
J. Diehl
Edna. Woodruff
Inackson
C. Rothrick
Charles Kipp
Gertrude Wilcox
Henry Wirtz
Lansing
C. Kipp
Bedford News Roundup of Local Visits and Events
J M Powers of Battle Creek gave a local option address at the church Saturday evening. Pearl Payette from Traverse City and Harold Payette from Battle Creek vacationing with A G Payette and wife. D I G club held its fifth annual banquet at Miss Carvie Halbert’s home with ferns and carnations, eight young ladies served by Harold Miller and Merle Halbert. Mildred Farney of Battle Creek vacationing with cousins Peter Standley and wife. LaVern Steve also vacationing with parents. Harold Miller of Lansing was guest of Carrie Halbert over Sunday. Charles Majternee returned from an extended trip to California. 8 P Golcomb to move family into H V Doty’s house. Fr Nye and wife to move into Holcomb’s. Henry Steve ill with tonsillitis but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Powers
Battle Creek
Pearl Payette
Traverse Cry
Harold Payette
A. G. Payette
D. I. G. Club
Carvie Halbart
Ted Carnations
Harold Miler
Lansing
Merle Halbert
Mildred Farney
Peter Standley
LaVern Steve
Harold Miller
Carrie Halbert
Charles Majternee
California
Golcomb
Estabrook Local Option Lectures Prompt Community News
Prof Woolbert of Albion spoke at Estabrook and Detective Wiard of Pennsylvania spoke at Lee Center last week. Julia Barrett and Miles Hadwin visited relatives. Earl Wood entertained J C Wetmore. E J Carpenter and wife visited daughter Mrs John Youngs. Partello planned a surprise donation for Rev Weidenhammer. Lee Center hosts sugar social and upcoming Easter exercises. Local S A S fundraiser net about 15 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center
Estabrook
Prof. Woolbert
Albion
Detective Wiard
Pennsylvania
Lee Center
Julia Barrett
Miles Hadwin
Earl Wood
J. C. Wetmore
E. J. Carpenter
John Youngs
Partello
Weidenhammer
Hugh Boehmer
Katie
Loretti
Boehmer
Ralph Stuka
Ethel Galushy
Olivet
Mariz Rusco
Joppa Oldie Notes From Fort Clark and Area Names
JOPPA notes list local visits and movements across towns including Mrs Will Blackett Mrs Will Reticks and daughter Le Tay visiting W Keet and wife. Mentions Bernice Atenig Tra Brandeburg in Pottsville staying with Earl Smith and wife. Various residents travel plans visits and minor parcels of news across Battle Creek Climax Augusta and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forts Clark
Battle Greek
Will Blackett
Will Retioks
le- Tay
Bucingtan
W. Keet
Mott
Augusta
Vaughn
Bernice Atenig
Wil Interest Mothers Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
An ad promoting a child powder claimed to ease feverishness headache teething disorders and bowel issues. It states uses for mothers, urges sample free, and provides address A S Olmsted LeRoy Ontario and a dubious note about druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Bourg
Addrean
A. S. Olmsted
LeRoy
Local residents visit relatives and friends in Saginaw and area
Lee Seotouoh and Mia Weaver ip visit in Saginaw to see their mother. Helen Sprague Mind and Viola Palmer stay with Mrs Lew Spradge of Kalman. Dewey Weaver returns from visit with Mrs Rd Barnum. Viola Palmer and Mae VanArman host numerous short calls. Mary Rosencrantz visits with parents, while Mrs Geo VanArman of Marengo visits friends. Mrs John Dedrick and Mary Dedrick call on Mrs David White. Bee Harbaugh spends spring vacation with parents in Athens. Grant Barnum visits M H Weaver. Mary and Howard Dedrick are Sunday callers at Peter Dedrick's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainstar Wood
Visting
Saginaw
Helen Sprague
Viola Palmer
Lew Spragde
Kalman
Geo. VanArman
Marengo
John Dedrick
Mary Dedrick
David White
Treaty Dedrick
Mesdames N. A. Ervay
Peter Dedrick
Bee Harbaugh
Athens
Mina Palmer
Mae VanArman
Grant Barnum
M. H.’ Weaver
Mary
Howard
Dedrick
Porter Dist School Reopens After Measles Outbreak
Porter District School resumed Monday after a three week vacation due to measles. Alice Weaver is recovering from a severe measles attack. J A Ruddock moves to a farm in Les township, Aira. Jay Carver on sick list. Thomas Ruddock of Macahall spent weekend with his mother, Mrs James Ruddock. Carrie and Mingle also ill with measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Weaver
J. A. Ruddock
Les Township
Aira
Jay Carver
Thomas Ruddock
Macahall
James Ruddock
Carrie
Faim Exchange promotes back pain relief remedy
An advertising letter from Marshall Michigan touts Dugan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for back ache and kidney inflammation. Mrs. C. A.Schroyer endorses the product after relief from severe back pains and headaches. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo sells the pills nationwide under the Doan’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martahall
C. A.schroyer
Linden Street
Marshall
Mich
Dugan
Dean
Seaman & Co
Vor
Price 50Crs
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. C
United States
Pdoavi
Calhoun County drain bid notice for Hogle and Miller Drain
J C Williams, Calhoun County Drain Commissioner, will on April 19 1811 at Elmer Thompson's residence Clarence township receive bids for construction of the Hogle and Miller Drain in Clarence. The description covers center line and right of way widths from sections 7 8 and 17 T1S R4W with multiple parcel offerings, measurements, and excavation rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Williams
Calhoun
Michigan
Elmer Thompson
Clarence
Hogle and Miler Branch
Eaid
Eogle
M. Singlair
Hogie and Miller
Beattie
Obn
Hogle
Ewig
Sxsw
Sigsek
Leonard Monroe
Elmer
Hwly
M. Blactatr
Mariam Sebolt
Lorec Dunia
Ean A Seifert
Spee
Aery Ball
Sone
Mariam
Gribble Este
Alonzo Snyder
J and Roaches
Seluneider Docoh
Ale Sas
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Wash
Harry Warren
Peck
A. W. Gronk Tite
Hanry Webster
Nellie Bailey
Frank Hardingburg
Adelia Lapham
Kalamazos
Arthur Bordeau
Atlantic City
Fred Williams
Lee-Center
North Comis
Avis - Waterbury
Sunda
Bedford
Geo. Highes
Geo. King
Glenn McIntosh
Wim, McIntosh
B. Huggett
Fannyt
Anna Denniston
Rex del
Clark Cosgrove
Bellevue
Jas, Huppett
Hugene Hoggett
Ed.adger
Tulla Barrett
Lawrence Williams
Kathleen Buggett
Eva Donovan
Grace Williams
Miss Bixley
North Bellévee
Elmer Barrett
Sonoma
South Bedford
South Emmett
Austin Dist
Franklin
H.W. James & Son
Faiag
Eas Ieee
Melnnea
Hotchkiss Dist
Will
Mion
Joppa
Rtobert Shuman
Lizzie Burgardt
Wil Blackett
Climax
Grandma Frohm
Rob Shernan
Ben, Braden
W. Miller
Duane Daley
Marie Sprague
Tab Talbot
Irs
Dan Chamberlain
Hazel
Battle Crash Monay
Sarah Chamberlains
Vern Owen
Gertie, Blanch
Florence Bowles
Leon Pines
Clint Keet
W. Reineke
Burington
Will Vaughn
Mesdames P. Langs
Peter Voyce
Louise Eyre
Clare Milliman
West Leroy
Henry Burgardt
Lee Seotuoh
Mia. Mo
Wist
Nelson K. Stanbart
Westward Ave
Washingtom
Arcesa Retruit
Faim Exchange
C. W. Hart &Son
Tuan Marshall
E. C. Schoelder
N. W
B. J. Fuller, W
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M. Seboit
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