Thanksgiving notes and local visits in the county
Prof George Cooley shared Thanksgiving with R O Cooley and wife. Miss Pearl Abbott visited a relative in Albion. Hiram Vancosker and family attended friends here. Frank Sutherland and wife from Hastings called on relatives. Timber sales and 60 acres offered for sale attract winter work. Multiple residents hosted Thanksgiving dinners and visitors from Battle Creek to Upper Sandusky. A full line of fancy Reed furniture is advertised at E B Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cooley
Middleville
Cooley
Mies
Pearl Abbott
Elihu Hovey
Albion
Hiram Vancosker
Bedford
Frank Sutherland
Hastings
Leonard Spaulding
Misa Low Cameron
Battle Creek
Stanley
David Woodward
Mire
Elwood
Bessie Sutherland
Thanksgiving gatherings and local notices in Newton area
MA Krider hosts a family Thanksgiving with Mr T Daggers. The Ladies Mission Circle meets Friday with Mrs Wilcox of Wheat Crilliaine. Homer A Moore dies in Monroe from typhoid fever. he is a brother of Mrs Charles Broat. Neighbors mourn the loss. Contract to fill the old race at the mill is finished. road work continues. Mr and Mrs Stiles host Newton visitors for Thanksgiving. Conroy family holds Thanksgiving reunion with relatives. A. D. Smith buys poultry for eastern markets. Birthday Society meets with W O Culver. Foley’s Honey and Tar touted as cold remedy. Swartwout & Swartwout remind framing holiday pictures at E B Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MA Krider
T Dagers
Newton
Mission Circle
Wilcox
Homer A. Moore
Monroe
Moore
Charles Broat
Foley
Swartwout
E. B. Hughes
Homer Township Sunday School Union Holds Annual Convention
The Homer township Sunday school union met at the Presbyterian church for three sessions led by Alfred Day state field secretary. Miss Maude Blair W. A. Powell Rev. S. H. Dull and Miss Lillian Losk contributed to the program. Officers elected for the year include President J K Henshaw and Secretary Miss Mary Webster with other posts filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Township
Presbyterian Church
Alfred Day
ab.Owosso
Maude Blair
W. A. Powell
Marshall
H. Dull
Hillsdale
Lillian, Losk
Eckford
J.K. Henshaw
J. W. Breakey
Mary Webster
John A. Barnum
Home Department
G. W. Aldrich
Marion Wilson
Marshall Siaters
W. Jay Lowe
Albion
Mac E. Snyder
Methodist
Bell Telephone Co
Nesr
J. W. Davids
Methediat Church
Thomas
Suleeba
Turkey
Local Religious Groups Hold Meetings Across Town
Notes from Beeons and Climax districts describe Epworth League gatherings at Coe's Hall and home of J. Shipp, with a total progress fund of 11.50. Misses Beasie Philips and Seasie, Kalamazoo College alumnae, visit Ann Arbor and attend festivities over Thanksgiving. Several W F M 8 members join a district meeting in Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
To Springs
Misa Noite Taylor
Jean
Kyte
Riba
Coe’s
F. W
Marshall
Misa
Bill Giltner
Albion
Thanksgiving socialize and local notices mix
A fragmentary local notice page reports a couch sale lasting ten days and social updates. E B Hughes and Miss Grace Hyre hosted friends for Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs Chas Garin visited Will Young for Thanksgiving. A man nicknamed Herb Fish and companions fell from a derrick but suffered no serious injuries. Mrs Addie Rogeras recovers from an operation in Ann Arbor and expects to return home in three weeks. L A B of North Marengo to meet Ezra Murdock on December 21. A chicken pie dinner costs ten cents. Mrs W Newton and daughter Lois visited Jackson for three days. Mrs A Ammerman recovers after illness. Forda Neal arrived from Ann Arbor. doctors say full recovery possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace-Hyre
Chas
Garin
Will Young's
Herb” Fish
Colorado
Addie Rogera
Ann Arbor
L.A
North Marengo
Mia
Ezra Murdock
W. Newton
Lois
Jackson
Ammerman
Forda Neal
Sale of dairy cow and yearling heifers in calf
A seller offers a good new mild grade dairy cow and twenty yearling grade heifers in calf to an imported Shorthorn bull for sale. Location noted as nowad deo A Curystat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowad
Fredonia Social Notes Report Thanksgiving Visits
Mr and Mrs Edward McRoberts and son Howard Daily have returned home. Nina Day visits friends in Jackson. Mr and Mrs Henry Eyre and daughter Hazel Spang celebrate Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Welch in Marshall. Couches offered at rock bottom prices by Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McRoberts
Howard Daily
Nina Day
Jackson
Henry Eyre
Hazel
Mrs. Welch
Marshall
Ellis social note and Thanksgiving greetings
Mr. Jake Goodrich of Marshal spent Thanksgiving at Ezra Jones. Mrs. A. Assenheimer and children of Jackson visit relatives here. Miss Viola Goodrich to spend weeks with relatives in Lapeer. A social at Mr. Chas Kipp’s home Friday evening, Dec 14, with proceeds for the Cenvis Union Sabbath school. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Goodrich
Marshal
Ezra Jones
A. Assenheimer
Jackson
Viola Goodrich
Lapeer
Chas. Kipp
Cenvis Union
Tax collectors schedule for Fredonia township duties
W G Poullman township treasurer posts December and January tax collection dates at Eckford stores and Grace Bros shop with Saturday and Thursday slots. James B Waleinesaw treasurer sets December at Commercial Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Butler
Eckford Station
Commercial Saviage Bank
Tugedaya
Grace Bros
Fredonia
W. G. Poullman
Cenvis
Commercial Savings
Waleinesaw
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West End Drug Store
Michigan
Gies
Practical School of Business
Gutchess
Gonguizas
Corazac
Detroit, Mich
the County
Geo. A. Points
Upper
Sandusky
Ohio
Pactiren
E. B
Hughes
Rice Creek
Myron Bolles
J. Ruff
Adrian Paxton
Marcellus
Paxton
Mra. C. Welles and
Gon
Mra. Fulkerson
Joe Winters
Geeters Farm
Irwin Kimmerly
Charlotte
Mra. Ward
Mra. King
Battle Creak
Homer
Wm. Eyre
Ellis
Beadle Lake
F. A. Francisco
C. H. Vary
Minnie Helixer
Carson City
James Bohanna
Will Rapp
Toy Fobeol
E.B. Hughes
Marengo
B. Hughes
North Marshall
W. H. Lose, Treas, Eckford Tp
Fredonia Taxpayers
Simpson
Vicinity
Southworth- Houston
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