County items and community notes from Texasst
B M Fiske and family occupy a new home purchased from Mrs Lydia Sloan. Lois and Alice Randall visit friends in Union City. Delegates from Telon sha attend the silver convention at Maraball and to the Grand Rapids state convention. A T Prior and Therman and Evert Joffrey attend Marengo. The Berry property bought by Mrs John Bell who will move next week. J A Harsh moves to his father’s residence. Clarence Frenth and Mamie Foster wed with Rev F R Randall presiding. Baptismal candidates receive right hand of fellowship at St Joseph river near Dr R Osborn’s. Hattie Warren visits Sturgeon Bay. Poisons claim hunting dog of Frank Darrow. reward offered. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve praised as cure for piles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texasst
B. M. Fiske
Lydia Sloan
Lois
Alice Randall
Union City
Telonsha
Maraball
C. G. Strong
H. 3. Teller
A. J. Simonson
John Martinson
Stbamer Granger
Grand Rapids
H. 8Eller
A. T. Prior
Therman
Evert Joffrey
Marengo
C. L. Hogmire
Berry
John Bell
J. A. Harsh
E. Foster
Clarence Frenth
Mamie Foster
F.R. Randall
C. O. Strong
Avondale
Hive L.Q. T. M
Detroit
Bellegus
Battle Creek
Frank Darrow
Darrow
St. Joseph River
Hattie Warren
Sturgeon Bay
L B C Annual Icni Picnic Set for July 2
North Marshall reports the L B C will hold their annual icni on July 2 at the residence of R H Woolney. Picnic dinner at one oclock. Dinner boards will be used. Come all bring your friends and dishes for the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Woolney
Putman College speaker to address village Sunday evening
Misa Henrietta Putman of Putman College will speak at the village on Sunday evening June 25. Her subject will be missionary work. she is described as a very entertaining speaker. Also notes on locals visiting, fairs, school teaching contracts, and farm chores fill the town columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Henrietta
Epworth League
C.R. Fish
Detroit
Warren Newton
Mra
Nathaniel Farley
Denver
Col Ard
R. J. Emery
Miles Townsend
Robert Williamson
Marshall
Tyler Newton
Hattie Ammerman
Charles Cooper
Dick Lake
Joineon
Irvin van Sickle
Battle Creek
Ladies’ Aid Society
George Gildersleive
Kassen Richardson
Pierce
FL Marston
George Houck
B. Smith
Charles Vary
Frank McWothy
A. L. Ammerman
Misa Marie Tench
Litchfeld
Eckford
Lee Center News Highlights Teachers and Local Visits
The Lee Center community honored Mrs. Bateman of Toronto at a reception for her daughter Mrs. H. R. BE. Quant. Milo Murray accepts a position as principal of Bedford high school and Hernan Wahl returns as Lee Center’s teacher of the coming year. Summer study takes them to Valparaiso, Ind. Local students Nellie Gleason and Mamie Wood visit friends. The June 16 school exercises featured a strong program and a new book for the teacher, Mr Herman Wahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Center
Bateman
Toronto
Canadas
H. R. BE
Milo Murray
Bedford
Hernan Wahl
Valparaiso
Nellie Gleason
Burlington
L. Smith's
Mamie Wood
Bellevue
Edith Owen
Herman Wahl
Wahl
Ind
Eckford Farmers Club Meets With Papers and Music
The Eckford Farmers club met with J. A. Zimmerman. Floyd V. Frost presented Does it pay to wake your own butter or sell the milk to the creamery, followed by a lively discussion. Bilas Decker’s paper drew remarks led by H. B. Austin. Bennie Frost recited. Music by Mrs Mei Zimmerman Miss Brown and young Backeth girls. J. H. Brown served as editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bcrriep
Jane
Eckford Farmers’ Club
J. A. Zimmerman
Floyd V. Frost
Bilas Decker
H.8
Austin
Bennie Frost
Mei Zimmerman
Miss Brown
Little Misses Backeth
J. H. Brown
Visitation Notes and Local Anecdotes From June
Nawton June bes seen Piha ies visited a friend Sunday Mrs Marthe Jone died June 3 at her daughter Mee John Les aged 21 days interment in Lyon lake cemetery Rev Beabe Bur Meaty Mau visited sister Freda Marshall Saturday Ray Fanning sports a new buggy Fred Sobray canvassing for Royal scroll Frank Underwood visiting Union City vacation with parents A H Underwood Mrs Mary Samson Battle Creek visited winter Mrs Mary Mat Charley Mau business trip Ann Arbor last week DeWitt's Little Early Risers cleanse the liver cure constipation and all stomach and liver troubles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nawton
Béen Pihaies
Ena Acy
Marthe
Jone Ot
Mee
John Les
Othe
Lyon Lake
Beabé
Bur Meaty Mau
Freda
Marshall
Ray Fanning
Fred Sobray
Cmax
Frank Underwood
Union City
Mi Ooore
A. H . Underwood
Mary Sas
Battle Creek
Mra
Mary Mat
Charley Mau
Ann Arbor
Thief Steals Valuables From Phelps Home While Absent
In Ceresco Ansold on Thursday a thief broke into the Phelps residence about two o clock afternoon and stole gold jewelry a wedding ring and a new gold watch belonging to Mrs Ada Loomis of Battle Creek visiting there as well as items from Miss Lola Phelps Ernie Sackett and Mr Phelps. Despite officers efforts no trace is found. Nearby notices report funerals visits and church activities with local residents from Genesee County and Battle Creek including Mrs Heisler and Mrs Gubbins guests and gatherings at Congregational and Baptist churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finty. Phelps
Ada Loomis
Battle Creek
Fay Mattin
Chicago
Heisler
Oscar Godfrey
Pease
Grace Godfrey
Genesee County
N.Y
Charles Godfrey
Sackrider
Job Heisler
Congregational Church
Mr. King
Robert Gubbins
Canada
RB. M. Gubbins
Gubbins
Michigan
Will Smith
Galesburg
Ww. G. Smith
James Tallman
Eden
Mich
Fay
Marcus Martin
David Woodward
Charles Pierce
Parma
L. D. Palmer
Congregational
WC. T.U
Pierce
Athens Man Dies Suddenly in Home North of Abscote
Athens June 24 old citizen H M Doubleday died suddenly June 16 in his chair near Abscote. Funeral Friday with Rev Decker officiating. Decker and daughter Lattie visited Albion. HL Mott Doubleday and wife returned from California. Various locals and visitors noted as attending events and travels while an advertisement promotes One Minute Cough Cure claiming relief from coughs and lung ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
H. M. Doubleday
Abscote
Tham
Decker
Lattie
Albion
HL Mott Doubleday
California
A. B. Wixon
Marshall
Fred Fox
Fredonia
Philip Ritter
Fulton
N. G Miller
Kalamazoo
Henry Gaus
Hulbert
Evan Allen
Miss Leta
Waterman
Ypsilanti
Palmer delegates to Kalamazoo for GOP convention
News from Stanley notes Wm Palmer traveling to Kalamazoo as a delegate to the Republican convention. Attendance at Mrs Hietaler's Cresco funeral is listed, with Battle Creek’s Henry Pettengill visiting relatives. A Friday corner dance drew a large crowd and local June roses brightened Grange hall Children Day featured a lively program for about sixty youngsters with ice cream served. Adolph Fisher of Zanesville shares a long piles cure using De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
StaNcer
Wm. Palmer
Kalamazoo
Hietaler
Cresco
Henry Pettengill
Battle Creek
Gligeport
Clara Davis
Clara Yarington
Rast LeRoy
Lona Haarer
Cereseo
Stanley
Grange Hall
Folka
Adolph Fisher
Zanesville, O
Ile
de Witt
Picnic at Lyon lake marks Ellis gathering
Ellis residents and Newton youths held a picnic at Lyon lake on Saturday with pleasant reports. Grand Rapids visitor Mrs. Dykeman spent weeks with Fradonia friends, aiding Ada Lutz of Ceresco. Frad Fox of Athens visited Bilis friends. Frank Eastoygn and Flora Fox of Athens stayed with Ada and Mina Goodrich. Lola Wagner of Marshall visited Viola Goodrich. Jacob Goodrich and Edward Tillmso of Marshall attended Children’s Day at Elia. Mrs. Fred Goodrich returned from visits to Naperville and Chicago friends. Lyonlake residents Mr. and Mrs. Frohm called on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Lutz were home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bits
Newton
Ellis
Lyon Lake
Mra. Dykeman
Grand Rapids
Fradonia
Ada Lutz
Ceresco
Frad Fox
Athens
Bilis
Frank Eastoygn
Flora Fox
Ada
Mina Goodrich
Lola Wagner
Marshall
Viola Goodrich
Jacob Goodrich
Edward Tillmso
Elia
Fred Goodrich
Naperville
Chicago
F. Frohm
Lyonlake
Friends
E. Lutz
Colman
Bedford Notes on Local Residents and Visits
Misformatted census style item notes Furner of Shortaville residing with big brother Charles Furner. Mentions Ricnia Friday near Gerard Bannister’s farm and East Toke guest at Bedford road friends. Local names and places read as scattered fragments.
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Beprogp
Gunar—L
Furner
Shortaville
N. Y
Big Brother
Chas
Gerard Bannister
Bedford Rd
Local Furniture Repair Shop Ad on High Street
An ad describes a repair service offering mahogany frame sofa work and chair cleaning. The shop advertises prompt, neat repairs at igh street opposite stand pips, south door, with unclear enumerations and initials H-43 F A Kinaasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igh Street
Rice Creek Social Notes and Visits
Rice Creek residents welcomed guests from Lansing Marshall Albion and Kalama with visits by Edith McNutt Nellie Austin and Frankie Roper among others. The column notes several weeks of hospitality and a promotion for Dr Fowler's Extract as a health remedy.
Does Baby Thrive
An old advertisement claims adding Scott's Emulsion in a baby's bottle can “markedly” improve health when a baby is delicate and sickly and its food does not nourish it. The claim is presented as a proven remedy with multiple daily doses suggested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Homer Hower Tune 24 Graduation Exercises Summary
The closing exercises of Homer Hower Tune 24 school were held across several events. The eighth grade class performed and received diplomas. primary pupils presented Grandma's Birthday cantatas at the Presbyterian church. diplomas were presented by H C Cook with Prof D S Reed delivering the address. An alumni reception followed at the Cook residence with a banquet at the Methodist church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Sod Cook
M. B.church
Aline Thompson
Ethel Scott
George Morris
James Strickland
Willie Tayden
Bessie Ryan
Susie Guklup
Guy Faurot
Toby Doherty
Nettie Adams
Clara Rice
James Tishell
Maria MeCosti
Bert Tillotson
Orrin Whitmore
Florence Goldup
D. 8. Reed
Hillsdale
M. EB
H. C. Cook
Board of Education
Grain-O: A Coffee Substitute That Helps Sleep
Grain-O offers a non stimulating coffee substitute that nourishes and comforts. It looks and tastes like coffee and is advertised for nervous persons, youths, and children to aid sleep. Get a package today and try it in place of coffee.
Fredonia Residents Note Visits and Local Purchases
June M-Farmers begin buying while Judge Ingersoll and daughter Edna call on Fredonia friends. The Misses Houston bought a McCormick Mower from Smith and Vary. Mr. and Mrs. Trayes of Concord spent Sunday at Elisha Wilson's. A traveling missionary solicited funds for a Palestine Children's Home, accepted cash after refusals for a cow, and departed in anger after being questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Ingersoll
Edna
Fredonia
Houston
McCormich
Smith and Vary
Trayes
Concord
Elisha Wilson
Burne Pointers on Hay and Shipments to Glasgow
R A OBrien after a southern and eastern tour says hay prices will fall next year due to records large crops in major hay states and in Boyland. Michigan yields are small but other big states show unprecedented crops, boosting quality and weight. Clover or timothy should be cut when in bloom for better market grades. The Statesman notes a shipment of 31 cars totaling 5397 bales weighing 408 tons to Glasgow, with only minor weight loss. Also mentions One Minute Cough Cure and two home sale listings in Marshall Michigan and Los Angeles California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. O'Brien
Bay
Boyland
Mr. O'Brien
Michigan
O'Brien
Statesman
Glasgow
Scotland
Fragmented Local Card Story on Readable Facts
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Ngyelons and Wind and oil. The readable portion hints at a local item but no clear event or names beyond those terms. The piece lacks full sentences or identifiable actions for a complete summary.
HER OLD AGE A Time of Health and Happiness
An elderly woman offers advice on life changes during middle age, praising Phora3 as a trusted aid for getting through the climacteric period. The testimonial from Sary C. Chandler of Rattle Creek describes stabilizing mood, energy, and overall well being with regular use and occasional doses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zon Phora
C. Chandler
Mother rescues children from drifting boat at Pacific Mall
At about 1 p m two Native children aged five and six jumped into a boat near the king's boat house. The line loosened and the boat drifted out with the wind. The mother sprang into the water from the wall and swam to the boat, kissed the children, spanked them, and rowed the boat back to its position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamma
Pacific Mall
King’s Boat House
King's Boat House
Pacific Commercial Advertiser
Danish Royal Boxers Face Russian Emperors in Bout Tale
Royal Family of Hoxera shows boxing zeal led by Prince Valdemar, who challenged Emperor Alexander III of Russia and met a strong opponent. King George of Greece Japlao shines in the ring while the present Russian emperor travels with Prince George aboard a steamer, sharing mornings on the bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoxera
Valdemar
Alexander III
Russia
King George
Greece
Japlao
Emperor
Prince George of
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