Social visits and family gatherings in local towns
Mya Lena Orns entertained them. Roy Toblas and son from Lansing visited Criss Simon's. Mrs Joseph Lee spent Thursday with her sister Mrs J White in Galesburg. George Wakefield and family visited Henry Simon's. Mr and Mrs Boyer and daughter from Battle Creek and the Wakefields from Charleston visited Francis and Bernice Hoyer. Willis Wakefield of Augusta and others spent the Fourth at Charles Simon's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Orns
Mru
Roy Toblas
Lansing
Cisic
Crss
Simon's
Joseph Lee
Thurstar
J. White
Galesburg
George Waxefield
Henry Simon
F. Boyer
Sarah
Plorence Wakefeld
Charleston
Francis
Bernice Hoyer
Will Wakefield
Augusta
Chas. Simon's
Local Greetings Note Visitors And A Colt Accident
Four Towns Barney Kiink of Coldwaters spends a few days with his parents. John Ensley of Detroit visits relatives nearby. Mr and Mrs O D Fitch of Columbus Ohio visit relatives here. Mr and Mrs Edward Bramble were guests of Mr and Mrs Will Ensley Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Hartley entertained company Sunday. Lewis Dit sustained a painful eye injury when a colt caused a cut requiring stitches. Floyd Johnson finished moving into Henry Lindsey's house last week. Mrs Faysite Brewer visited her parents Sunday. Leora and Rhoda Doolittle are visiting in Hillsdate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Kiink
Coldwaters
John Ensley
Detroit
O. D. Fitch
Columbus
Edward Bramble
Will Ensley
Frank Hartley
Lewis
Henry Rhube
Floyd Johnson
Henry Lindsey
Faysite Brewer
Leora
Rhoda Doolittle
Hillsdate
Local Social Notes From Tekonsha Area
Sunday visits mark the week with Lyon Lake families and Lansing guests. Sam Fox kin and Mrs Roy Gribbens spent the day in town, while Helen Miller returned to Battle Creek after a stay with Mrs Albert Yauden. Daytime visits include Dannie Sholes, Frasers Has tings of Fekonsha, Leo Barnard threshing, and Mr Ward Shedd of Rockford IA visiting Chay Uifehall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs
Alta Fox
Lansing
Sam Fox
Roy Gribbens
Heare
Helen Miller
Battle Creek
Albert Yauden
Dannie Sholes
Frasers Hastings
Fekonsha
Hennay Bros. Leo
Barnard
Arrington Sebring
Miss Gladius Hugues Confined With Typhoid Fever
Bedford resident Miss Gladius Hugues, studying at Bellevue, is home with a severe typhoid attack. Harry Wright rests at Nichols Hospital in Tyler with typhoid. A lake incident at Mud Lake destroyed many fish, with hundreds of pike rotting in shallow areas. Ana Denniston, who kept books at Bronson, visited her parents but will stay home due to her mother’s ill health. Bellevue workers repaint and paper a local house. Miss Tresa Woods of Battle Creek visited Miss Julia Barrett during a family reunion planned for Cereseo from July 27 to 20 with Mrs. R. H. Woolsey. Steve Cosgrove, Ne ds and Howard were guests of Clark Cosgrove. Mrs. J. L. Williams and Mrs. Denniston improving. Mrs. King to Marshall to visit Mrs. Claud jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladius Hugues
Bedford
Bellevue
Harry, Wright
Nichols Hospital
Believue
Allen's Foot Ease Advertisement From LeRoy Notice
The antiseptic powder to shake into your shoes relieves hot tired aching swollen feet and makes walking a delight. Used for stings and bunions. Sells everywhere 25 cents sample free. Address 4 Clu shed LeRoy N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Sela
Frey
LeRoy
Clarendon visitors and local residents noted in brief
John Clark of Otsego is spending a few days at a big farm nearby. Lewis Owen is visiting his parents near Litchfield. Jacob Jucket of Bedford was here on business last week. Beadle Doolittle returned Tuesday from a visit with relatives in Chicago. Miss Metile Duan of Athens is guest of Marl Harford for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clark
Otsego
Big Farm
Bits
Lewis Owen
Har
Kurty
Litchfeid
Jacob Jucket
Bedford
Beadle Doolittle
Chicago
Social calls noted around Lee Center
Myra and Buish Wetmore visited Bela Carpen tera on Friday afternoon. Clyde Mucray and his wife visited Partella. Miss Lewia of Kalamazoo visited Maggie Young's with her aunt Mrs Jennie Ranigai of Partella. Sylvia Galuaha and her husband were at Vern Greenfield's Sunday. Mrs Ella Treadwell visits Freda Brown's in Caledonia for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra
Buish Wetmore
Bela Carpentera
Clyde Mucray
Partella
Leo Treadwell
Miss Lewia
Kalamazoo
Maggie Young
Jennie Ranigai
Sylvia Galuaha
Vern Greenfield's
Ella Treadwell
Freda Brown
Convis Grange Plans Pine Lake Talk This Week
East Convis notes show the Convis grange set to present a short program at Pine Lake Thursday. Readers mention Mrs H Huggett visiting Mrs Jay Carver, local youths to entertain soon, and various Sunday calls and church services. Roy Van Argan and Harold Harrett visited Carveraville, Mary Huggetts helped with magic fes sins, and Rev Geiger's farewell service is planned as he departs for vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convis Grange
Pine Lake
H. Huggett
Jay Carver
Convis Union S. 3
Win
Roy van Argan
Harold Harrett
Carveraville
Terrace Hill
Mary Huggetts
Magic Fessins
Alty Carver
Bra. H. Hadden
Olivet
E. W. Scott
J. Garver
Alta
Fred van Arman
Carverville
H. L Maan
Starshall
Terrace
B.S
Geiger
Ad Roy Geiger
Res. A. A. Ocleer
Huggett Home Coming Week In Ceresea Area
The coming week in Ceresea and nearby gathers family and friends for a Huggett home event with relatives looking forward to a pleasant weekend. Arthur Stine and daughter Sarat of Assyria visit Fred Huggett and C. By Sweet’s. The North Marshall Farmers’ club meets July 15 24 with Janes King as speaker. music and sports added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Dist
Huggett
Geresca
Ceresea
Arthur Stine
Sarat
Assyria
Fred Hugcett
Ang C
Sweet
North Marshell
Eigh
Janes King's
Hoo. L
Walcott
Aipion
Messrs. Smith and
Hunter
Wil Upright
Fred Pan- Gali
Bow
H. J. Flynn
Ailes
Ellen Larsen
Chicago
Nelson’s
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Edith Nelson
Eva Kay
Ladies’ Aid Society
Haiga
Catarrh Cure Claim and Patent Remedy Ad
An advertisement hawks a universal cure for deafness and catarrh through a “mucous Halay Eustachian Tube” based treatment. It promises rapid relief and urges purchase of “Hall's Catarch Cure” from Cheney & Co with a 3 cent sample and a claimed 3 cent price for a pill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotarch
Hall
Cheney & GO
Nse
Bali
Pleasant View Summer Social Roundup in Local Notes
Residents recount visits at the Dean cottage in Pleasant View and a Fourth of July gathering at Devereana. Daisy Kimball visited, a Hay Kimsiel dance drew locals, and Jacob Sine and Arthur Sine were seen in Syriadport. Huckleberrying noted as a common pastime. Mrs. Pall is ill. William Rhodes worked on his farm in Albion last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fila
Cattle Kintball
Deater
Daisy
George Dean
Familly
Dean
Pleasant View
Devereana
Daisy Kimball
Hay Kimsiel’s
Clyda Wineiar
S. Fie
New
Haddock
Cleveland
Spedding
Jacob Sine
Syriadport
Arthur Slnie
Pall
William Rhodes
Albion
Local Social Notes From Austin District Visitations
Miss Verbotene Smith plans a Detroit visit with her father while several local families hosted and attended gatherings. Gladys Hugeett spent Friday at James Hart's. Mr and Mrs Henry Tinggatt entertained a small group Tuesday evening with fireworks followed by ice cream. Attendees included Jean Haggett Elis Hill Ther a Guy Giena Esther White Margaret Hart and Edward Hart. Miss Kittle Watkinslaw of Battle Creek spent Sunday and Monday at Harry Walkinshaw's. Cista Deterigh returned home after weeks at Olivet and Battle Creek. Mary Huggett began music lessons last Friday. Mrs Lloyd Freet entertained the U S 4 H last Tuesday. Etta and Stewart Hi returned home to Jackson Friday from Gilbert White's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Cista Deterigh
Olivet
Battle Creek
Mary Huggett
Bazone
Sting Aftn
Carver
Mra
Rees Hammond
Dsugh
Jtec
Lloyd Fréet
North Marshall Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Fred VanArmanhan returns from Albione hospital slowly convalesces after illness. She received 54 cards and many letters from friends. Esther Lampher visited Toledo for three weeks. Frances Heathey and George Halder spent weekend in Stanley. Ruth Bentley visited Susan Dibbin in Marshall over Sunday. Langridge spent Sunday with her son in Marshall. Alta Alle at Fred Vanarman's Sunday evening. Wesley Dickinson and Martha Mason wed June 28 and moved to the groom’s farm. Mr and Mrs Chas Mason welcomed a July 2 daughter. Mrs Mason formerly Edna Ditkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred VanArmanhan
Albione Hospital
Esther Lampher
Toledo
Frances Heathey
George Halder
Stanley
Ruth Bentley
Susan Dibbin
Marshall
Langridge
Jay Carver
Alta Alle
Fred Vanarman
Wesley Dickinson
Martha Mason
Jone
Bors
Chas
Mason
Edna Ditkinson
Local Families Gather for Sunday Visits and Travel Notes
North Albion residents Mr and Mrs Marvin Faulkner and daughter of Brookfield visited Aldie Tooley and family. Miss Martha Dibbert of Jackson vacationing with her parents Frank Debbert. Verne Lincoln recently purchased a driving horse. Ethel Faulkner of Brookfield visiting sister Myg Beasie Tooley for several weeks. Domestic notices mix with household chatter and local travel updates. Dr Thomas Electric Oil advertised at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Faulkner
Brookfeld
Stephen Tooley
Herlogx Dist
Aldie Tooley
Familly
Martha Dibbert
Jackson
Birs
Frank Debbert
Arthur Line
Anns Lincoln
Verne
Marehail
Fannie Wilson
Sunday Social Notes From Newton Center Gathering
A local social page records visitors and conversations at Newton Center events. Families including the Spooner and Porter households are noted alongside illness updates and travel to Shers add to Work. The circle announces officers and the next meeting at Mrs Lola Cor on Aug 10 with ice cream and supper. Grangers plan a Lee Lake picnic on July 19 inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Reta
Jonni
Spooner
Newton Center
Sstella
Potter
Ikea
Plandera
Bibert Corey
Treas
Anta -Schra
Ehaplin
Mire
L. Pittipa
Lola Cor
Grangers
Lee Lake
Marybody
Marengo visitors and regional social rounds
Marea ng o Miva Kiaie Vaboque visited her brother in Jackson Mississippi while Vallia McClure Char ity Adams joined them at Balle Creek last Friday. Mrs. Richardson of Chicago stayed at Mrs. Romonda Lake's home. Miss Roba Adama spent Friday in Battle Creek guest of Mrs. Frank Sprott. John Carpenter came from Jackson for a visit. C R Glideraleeve and family hosted relatives from Jackson. Mr and Mrs J F Adama and daughter spent Sunday in Marshall. Athol Case left for Grand Rapids after a two week visit with Dr and Mrs W W Case and wife. Werbert Bates went to Battle Creek to join WM. CO R R CH Bates and wife of Kalama- 200. Recant Ruesia visited Bert Bates's home. Rev Arthur F Wedley attends Evangelist meeting. Horned taste scare? meeting held in Albion. Jas Carpenter and family in Kalamazoo visiting relatives. Little Miss Lorinn Brownell of Albion spending the week with Mrs Frank Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miva Kiaie Vaboque Bean
Jackson
Vallia McClure
Charity Adams
Balle Creek
Richardson
Chicago
Romonda Lake
Roba Adama
Battle Creek
Frank Sprott
John Carpenter
C. R. Glideraleeve
Questa
Elatives
Fo Jackson
J. F . Adama
Marshall
Athol Case
Grand Rapids
W. WN. Case
Werbert Bates
WM. CO. R
CH. Bates
Bert Bates
Arthur F. Wedley
Albion
Jas
Carpenter
Kalamazoo
Misa Lorinn Brownell
Frank Clark
Newton area social notes from Marshalls and Lee Lake
East Newton Cleveland Case was in Marshalls Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Johnson of Marshall visited Newton with F. Katz. F. Grande spent Saturday in Tekonsha. Newton rally at Lee Lake on August 17. J E. Stirte visited Marshall Saturday. Jacob Waitz drove to Manbush. E. Wilson and Nalple visited G. Goodrich at Lee Lake. Joseph Barrett, ex‑president of Diat No, visited Cheboygan High then U. of M. student, visiting Newton. C. E. Gauss of Marshall and four youngsters toured to Lee Lake in Gauss car. Mr. and Mrs. G. Trandwett spent the Fourth at Lee Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Marshalls
Gilbert Johnson
Marshall
F. Katz
Newton
F. Grande
Tekonsha
Se Newton
Lee Iyke
J_ E. Stirte waa
Jacob Waitz
Manbush
E. Wilson
Nalple
G. Goodrich
Lee Lake
Joseph Barrett
Diat
Cheboygan High School
Juge
U. of M
C. E. Gauss
Marspah
Gauss
G. Trandwett
Lee Laxe
Memorial resolutions for Sister Dora Hollon
In Marshall on July 10 1911 the Dorcas Society of the Baptist church announced the death of Sister Dora Hollon. A committee was appointed to prepare a memorial and resolutions express sympathy to the family. Laura Weavers and K G Pick served on the resolutions committee with Mrs Kate Hopkins as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Weavers
K. G. Pick
Kate Hopkins
Jury rules on maintenance amid domestic dispute
In Battle Creek a domestic controversy between Mavel G Hopkins and Charley M Hopkins escalated after a sister requested a visit and the husband tried to starve the enemy out. Judge North ordered regular maintenance payments with a caveat when the wife entertains relatives. Attorneys Stewart Jacobe Sabin Birs represented the parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Wisdom
Yaterday
Fudge North
Mavel G. Hopkins
Charley M. Hopkins
Battle Creek
Hopkins
North
Stewart and
Jacobe
Sabin Birs
Enormous Sums Spent For Second Hand Automobiles
New York weekly outlay on second hand cars runs about 5900 while spending on second hand clothing nears 25600. A recent week saw 64100 spent on seventy rebuilt used autos averaging 900 each with prices from 259 to 3500. Many cars ship to the Midwest or agricultural districts. horses and carriages appear as common exchanges. Dozens of firms are rebuilding and selling cars once in service, changing urban mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ching
Whittepines
New York
Dows Firth Avenue
The Rescue Dont Wait Till it's Too Late
A Marshal citizen urges quick action against backache and kidney trouble. Charles Fisch, retired farmer, praises Doan's Kidney Pills for relief and endorses the product available at local drug stores with a note on price and distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fisch
Marahatl
Mica
Doun
Dan
Seaman & Co
Bogn
Boater-Milburn Bella
New York
Theed
Docan
Mosaic of Names and Errant Spelling From Local Note
Curtis Roe and family visited Me and Mrs Bates and Julia Pritchard with Edith Olney. Mrs Bornntertained the Aid Society. Pritchard visits cousin Mia Sackett as Louise Stinchcoimh entertains Ming Martie Dung of Athena. A confused remark about Washington and a joke about surgery closes the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon Curtis Roe
H. BD. Bates
Julia Pritchard
Edith Olney
Julia
Aid Society
Julia. Pritchard
Mia
Jana’ Sackett
Louise Stinchcoimh
Ming Martie Dung
Athena
Weds For jokes Denied A Divorce In Michigan
In Lansing, Mona Burdick told Judge Col Magwood she was married for a joke while seeking a divorce from Ray P Burditte. The judge dismissed the case, noting the union began after two months and was technically a joke. The article also notes July heat and a Reno celebration reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Mona Burdick
Col Magwood
Joxe
Ray P. Burdite
Circuit Court
Windsor
Collingwood
Tye
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