Happenings in the Ap ee County Clarendon area
John Cook sought medical aid in Ann Arbor while Vera Lawrence and Myrtie Diabla visited in Marshall with Miss Calla Dibble. Mrs. Owens of Girard visits her son Lewis. Moor of Clarendon wed Miss Edna Renolds of Hillsdale in Homer. The 1908 farming community begins haying. Vernice and Mildred Walkinshaw return from Ypsilanti. Clista Detterick home from visit with Mrs. Ross Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon
John Cook
Ann Arbor
Vera Lawrence
Myrtie Diabla
Marshall
Calla Dibble
Owens
Girard
Lewis Owens
Milford. Moor
Edna Renolds
Hillsdale
Homer
Martha Phillips
Saunders
Local notes include deaths and community events in Marshall area
East Convis residents report visits by E W SCorry and H Schriber to Wattle Creek. Commencement exercises drew attendees from the vicinity in Marshall. Rain affected services. Sunday school and Rev Geiger’s talk planned for next Sunday. Cenvis Union meets adjusted date. Lewis Davies of Battle Creek died suddenly from heart failure in heat. Alta Carver to enter County Normal School. Claude Van Arman visited Terrace Hill. Mra E W Scott learns Geo Hopkins of Battle Creek fell from a building, injuring an arm and needing a nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Scorry
H. Schriber
Wattle Creek
Marshall
Geiger
Cenvis Union
Cleveland District Guest Receives Cousin Visit and Social
Miss Ellen Larsen of Chicago visits cousin GC 0 New 30n and family in Cleveland district. Mrs A L Walkinshaw spent days with daughter. Pennfield hosts Edith Nelson surprise party with games music and refreshments. Mrs Herbert Flynn in charge of Pine Thomas huckleberry preserve sales terms available from Mr Flynn. Phoebe Tuller returns to Battle Creek after two weeks with father. Claire Robinson visiting cousins the Misses Aghdey. Paul 5 Sake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Larsen
Chicago
A. L.walkinshaw
Ping
Pennfield
Edith Nelson
Herbert Flynn
Mr. Flynn
Phoebe Tuller
Battle Creek
Claire Robinson
Florida
Aghdey
Mothers Powder Claim Against Children Health
An advertisement touts Mother Grar's Sweet Powders for Children to treat feverishness headache stomach teething disorders and to move and regulate bones and destroy worms. The copy claims relief from colds in 24 hours and notes 22 years of use by mothers. Sold by druggists for 28 cents with a free sample and an address in Olmsted LeRoy NY.
Estabrook Ice Cream Social and Local News Roundup
No smoon for Leet and community notes from S. S. Galusha barn ice cream social Thursday evening June 253. Mr C Wheeler of Charlotte moves to farm bought by Eva Leeson. Geo Grey and family visit daughter Bora. Myra and Reula Wetmore host at uncle F C Wetmore Battie Creek. Chive Wetmore graduates. patriotic sermon July 2 at Lee Center church. Debate on saloon presence to Lee residents ends with strong anti-saloon stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Galusha
Wheeler
Charlotte
Eva Leeson
Birs
Geo. Grey
Bora
Laretce Carns
Myra
Reula Metmore
Suesta
F. Ct. Wetmore
Battie Creek
Chive Wetmore
Br. Weidechamuier
Lee Center
Lee
Local Notes From Carverville Society
John Henry of Hesperia received a telegraph saying his wife is very ill and he left on Friday morning. Misses Mary Vat Arman Hazel Dickerson visited Mason on Tuesday to see Mrs Lara Keifer. Claude Vaan Arman went to Nashville and back by Monday. Walter Henry and family visited relatives Saturday and Sunday. R Myrta Henry visited Clara Messenger Thursday. Walter Henry visited Mr Coats in Battle Creek and returned Monday. Mrs Blanche Weaver and daughter stayed with her parents Wim Long and wife. Van Arman visited Saturday. Mrs Clade Van Arman returned home after a week with her sister Myrtle in Nashville. Albert Van Arman building a monument in Townsend Cemetery. Cecil Verplank vacationing with her parents. R Vérplenk and wife attended graduation Wednesday. Mrs Maud Salien and son visited Myrta Henry last week. Zella Chits visited Mrs John Langridge last week. Koch has got your Valtae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Thera White
Margaret Hart
Marshall Hick School
Jessie Campbell
Gladys
A. Cameobe
Deforest Wagner
Mas. Hart
May Hagestt
Morris
A. Campbell
Verbotene Smith
J. Hart
Mary Hagzett
Louise Pluff
John War
Dale
James Bart's
Rhek Richardson
Arijine Bauer
Francis Hart
Battle Creek
Jas. Hart
Alexander Campbell
Andrew Walkinshaw
J. L. Doty
Jessie Ruggers
Hyaggett
Hazel Wagner
Mortis Pfaff
Rev. Geiger
John Henry
Hesperia
Mason
Mary Vat Arman
Hazel Dickerson
Tattes
Lara Keifer
Claude Vaan Arman
Nash Ville
Walter Henry
Henry
Sunaay
R Myrta Henry
Clara Messenger
Newton church christens Glen Mit doura amid diverse local notices
The Newton area records a christening for Glen Mit doura, son of Leo Shutta and wife, with Mrs Nora Mottger returning from Battle Creek. Frank Farley and wife welcome an infant son Jane 21. Harry Seedor and sister Maggie attended graduates in Battle Creek. A group from Little Creek visited Will Kimball's for supper on his lawn Tuesday. Blanch Flinders visited Mildred Talmadge Thursday. Mrs RW Porter to host Newton Center Aid Society on Thursday July 6 with officer elections. Lola Corey and daughter Emma with Mrs Burd and others attended Ladies Auxiliary at Lee Jake Thursday afternoon. Leona Flanders visited Ora Porter Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Shutta
Glen Mitdoura
Nora Mottger
Battle Creek
Frank Farley
Jane
Harry Seedor
Maggie
Lettle Creek
Wills Kimball
Mildred. Talmadze
Porter
Newton Center Aid Society
Ole
Lola Corey
Emma
Burd
3Ira
Anna Schray
Lina Flanders
Leona
Lee Jake
Leona Flanders
Ora Porter
Social rounds and family visits in North Albion
Mrs Carrie Raymond and Mrs Gusta Raymond hosted visits in North Albion. Aldie Tooley and family spent Sunday with Stephen Tooley at Kellorg district. Mrs Charles Roper thanks friends for kindness during hospital stay and notes receiving 96 ears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Raymond
Gusta Raymond
Aldie Tooley
Stephen Tooley
Kellorg
Charles Roper
Albion Hospital
Charles Sampson
Maude Dixos
Detroit
W. A. Raymond
Olivet
Lenore
Bessie Tooley
Herve Wilson
Jackson
Fannie
Claude Wilson
Farors
Vannie Wilson
Aldie l'Tooley
Peter al Eander
Jennie Southwick
Remus
Frank Alexander
G. W. Harwood
Mire
de Bew
Afarshall
Peter Alexander
Fannie Wilson
Raymond Susaday
Eckford Jude meeting marks 26th anniversary homecoming
The Jude meeting of the BE. U. LE. S. at Evergreen Ledge on Saturday June 24 celebrated the society’s 26th anniversary. Despite heavy rain, many old members and friends attended while present speakers shared letters from distant members and brief talks. A history read by Sirsida Albertson recalled the society’s origins, and a large birthday cake with twenty six candles highlighted the event. The July gathering will be at the Albertson farm hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Creps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude
BE. U. LE. S
Evergreen Ledge
Belle W. Stowe
Mary Luther
Coldwater
Dass Cook
F. 4. Woodley
Maude
Mulvaney
Elsie Peck-Yaxer
Clara Peck-Tobey
Rattle “Creek
Mandana Warner
Albion
John Blue
Llorence Blue
Lyon Lake
PF. EL Mulvaeny
Rhoda Mulvany
Eckford
Edna
Give Eliott
Elgin
Ada Grifin
Akron
Ohio
Informat
Hich
Sirsida Albertson
W. B. Creps
Albertson Farm
Burdock Blood Hitters Promised Health Restores Vitality
An advertisement claims heavy impure blood causes weakness and illness with symptoms like pimples headaches and indigestion. It touts Burdock Blood Hitters as a remedy to purify and enrich the blood, restore strength, and improve overall health.
Renewals of Certificates to Teach in Calhoun County
A list of renewals granted for teaching certificates in Calhoun County across 1st 2nd and 3rd grade levels. Names include Bert J. Milburn Olvet Mich Eunice Bet Smith Union City Mo Inez Bel Merehead Pap Idaho and many others from Battle Creek Marshall Athens and surrounding areas. Summary notes 23 renewals for first grade 10 for second grade and 36 for third grade. applications pending for some second grade and third grade levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert J. Milburn
Olvet
Mich
Eunice Bet Smith
Union City
Inez Bel Merehead
Pap
Idaho
Mande Stair
Homer
Madeline Tutebing
Marshall
Mia
Louise Ackerman
Battle Creek
Rich
Wilma Wilson
Athens
Mary Jennings
Maratall
Bell Culver
Burlinston
Ada Diadeli
Beckford
Lela Randall
Itien
Fannie McDonald
Estella Cogswell
Mien
Bernice Abby
Beatrice Abby
George L. Broxholm
Albion
Leatha Callaghan
Fannie B. Cote
Battle Creatafieh
Goldie
Cole
Adrii French
Burlington
Lola Pullman
A Charming Woman Promoted by Electric Bitters
A periodical touts Electric Bitters as a health and beauty solution for women, claiming they improve digestion and kidneys, purify blood, and restore vigor. The ad suggests relief from nervousness, skin troubles, and a wretched complexion, urging readers to visit J. W. Bradshaw’s for a try.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bradchaw
Farmers Oppose Canada Reciprocity Pact, Calhoun County
The Statesman surveys Calhoun County farmers who uniformly oppose reciprocity with Canada, arguing that farmers have seen rising crop values since 1897 but face high living costs. The piece notes Republicans historically protect tariffs, while farmers favor protection over free trade, and ends with a curious note on bee lifespans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun County
Canada
Ustsa
Statesman
Congress
Vass
United States
New Lie Pills Promise Quick Health Boost
Advertises Dr King’s New Lie Pills claiming they end constipation and indigestion, restore appetite, regulate stomach liver and bowels, and renew overall energy. Offer price is 25 cents at 7 W Bradshaw’s location.
Rural Free Delivery Changes in Calhoun County
Changes in rural free delivery have altered mail service in Calhoun County with 14 offices discontinued and 51 carrier routes now serving most homes. The piece lists discontinued offices, remaining offices on rail routes, and names early carriers from 1900 to 1907. It notes daily mail coverage and urges residents to use current offices for mail to avoid carrier confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun County
Hested
Oe the
Atbaush
Counly
Fiarendda
Conins
Duck Lake
Bilis
Jonpa
Partello
Pine Creek
Nye
Hume
Rice Creek
Stanley
Tokio
West Leray
Albion
Athena
Battle Creek
Ledford
Buringian
Ceresco
East Leray
Bedford
Homer
Marengo
Marshall
Peafield
Tekonsha
Massaat
Dr. Smith
L. Eis
Athens
Battle Creagil
Burlingtes
Ceresea
Hast Leroy
Eckford
Mareuse of Marshall
Pengeia
Te Ronshaw
Mar ShAll
L. Elis
TE. F. O'Leary
DR. S. Smith
T. PL .Leary
F. R. Smith
F. Burlingame
C. R. Jor
Dr. Haller
A. van Voortees
Jno. Taylor
Coun
Rocho Crampton Nuptials Celebrate Country Wedding
About eighty guests gathered at a country home in Newatt last evening for the marriage of Myrtle Rocho to Warner C. Crampton of Battle Creek. The ceremony, staged to Lohengrin bridal music, featured white ribbons and a large bridal party. Rev William S Botter officiated. Profound gifts included cut glass, silver, and fine china.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocho-Crampton
John Rocho
Newtatt
Myrtle
Warner
C. Crampton
Bat
Tle Creek
Lohengrin
Creek
le Verne Recho
Donald Funk
Oliva Christy
Eva Parker
Bessie Cotton
William
William S. Botter
Battle Creek
Gertrude Christy
Cora Hughes
Miss Hughes
B. A. McCormick
Warrants Issued for Common Drunks Under Sheriff Action
Sheriff Fonda announces warrants for common drunks and a campaign to reveal saloonkeepers selling liquor. The Warner-Cramton law targets local drinkers held in county jail until they provide names. Officers say enforcement will be strict. Trunks and Vatises at Koch's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Fonda
Warner-Cramton
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East Convis
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Paul
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Carverville
Maud Salien
Myrta Jenry
Zella
John Langridge
Koch
Newton
NORTH
Viola Doolittle
Aentin Ce
Minas Sewewe
Metanee
Jeffcerson
Beeteoit, Belek
Bina
Castor
Beara
Inter Ocean
INTER
Inter Ocean & Farmer
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Calhoun CO
Trunks and
Vatises
Koch's
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