Vidette News Roundup From Homer and Nearby Areas
Carl Eastwood buys Gregg house on Everett street and moves family in. Rev Henry Abraham to lecture in Hanover on travels through old world countries. Homer K G T M members visit Eckford tent to sign up new members. Citizens lecture course to feature Lovett’s Boston Stars on Thanksgiving at Presbyterian church. C H Johnson forms vocal music class in Methodist church. Ladies Library bazar set for Nov 25. Volney Gibbs very ill near town. William Hisler fined 5 70 for assault and battery after cornstalk dispute. Citizens’ Entertainment association reports sufficient funds to support the course. Byron C Armstrong buys Citizen of Jeffersonville Ohio. moves soon. I K Henshaw attends State Sunday school convention at Battle Creek. Delmer E Groft opens first lecture on Kingdom Beautiful at Methodist church. LaGrippe deaths emphasized. One Minute Cough Cure praised for quick relief. We offer to print auction bills of all sizes and invite price comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl $. Eastwood
Vidette
Gregg
Everett Street
Henry Abraham
Hanover
Homer K. G. T. M
Eckford
Lovett
Boston Stara
Citizens
Presbyterian Chuarch
C. H. Johnson
Union City
Methodist Church
Ladies’ Library Association
Volney Gibbs
William Hisler
South Homer
Geo. W. Hepler
Whisler
Hisler
Citizens' Entertainment Association
Verne
Kesler
Henderson
Village notes and social rounds in Tekonsha and vicinity
Dr Calla and party visited Tekonsha for two weeks visiting parents Mr and Mrs John Geisel. A Duxab Crambo social is planned at Mrs A H Burleson’s home. Thanksgiving is set for Thursday Nov 28. Miss Rhoda Evans wed Harry Chipman and will reside in Battle Creek. A grocery theft at H B Williams left $10 and cigars taken. Several locals jailed or fined for disturbances around Halloween. Bert Mitchell heads to Michigan City for car-yard work with cousin Verne O Dell. Rural delivery petition spreads in the township. Local families tour Bellevue and Eldred farm before moving on. One Minute Cough Cure lauded for asthma relief. general cough and throat relief touted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calla Et al
John Geisel
Presbyteriann
Mita Society
A. H. Burleson
Rhoda Evans
Harry Chipman
Battle Creek
H. B Williams
Thelves
Hisenman
Lutie
J. W. Randall's
New Orleans
Hallowe
Shade Traes
Bert Mitchell
Michigan City
Verne
O'Dell
Clarendon
George VanOrman
Claude Whitney
Fox Farm
Union City
Local notes from Grand Rapids and Battle Creek area
John Hall of Grand Rapids visits friend John Marsh while Joseph Bender returns from Minnesota. Mrs. Richart of Tecumseh visits daughter in Battle Creek for convention. Various residents travel to Grand Lodge and state Sunday school events. DeWitt's Little Early Risers advertised as liver and bowel remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hall
Grand Rapids
John Marsh
Joseph Bender
Minnesota
West
Ezra Mardock
Marenzo
Charles Mickel
Battle Creek
William Godfrey
Jackson Mack
Grand Lodge
Harman Andre
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
James Stiles
David Vollick
Young Peoples’ Union
First Baptist Church
Richard Woolsey
North Marengo Gossips Report Local Happenings
Lurs Shultz and Charles Marston trap 150 muskrats 10 mink 1 coon while a thief nabbed a dozen or more traps. George Brownell plans timber sawing on J R Withhee s farm next Monday with crews cutting logs this week. Ladies Aid met with Mrs Peter VanSickle Thursday, four new members joined, dinner raised four dollars. Edward Arnold spent part of the week in Homer. Geo Noland, Rockland Ohio, reports his wife used De Witts Witch Hazel Salve to cure skin troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lurs Shultz
Charles Marston
George Brownell
J. R. Withee
Ladies’ Aid Society
Peter VanSickle Thureday
Edward Arnold
Homer
Repairing a House and Family News Report
John Walbeck undertakes extensive repairs on his house while L Collins of Marion visits his brother Otho Collins. Lucia Collins is mentioned. Miss Lucia Collins has spent months with a family member and recently returned home. Mrs Henry Day is ill, with a funeral planned for tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Walbeck
L. Collins
Marion
Lows
Visi
Otho Collin
Lucia Collins
Bee
Marengo Village Aid Society Hosts Thanksgiving Dinner
Marengo residents are invited to a Thanksgiving dinner at Mrs. H N McCormick's home with adults at 20 cents and children at 10 cents. A concert by Martins orchestra at the church is planned for this evening with Miss Mathie Bort as reader. Local readings and lectures drew attendees, and Mrs J Lu Kenyon of Quincy stayed with R J Emery last week. George Ackley and Archie Darling drove to Muskegon. George Brownell family moved to a new home. Wedding invitations were extended for Sarah Tench and George Weldon with home visits planned after December 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo Village
R. J. Stark
Clark Dickerson
Carverville
Friends
J. Lu. Kenyon
Quincy
R. J. Emery
George Ackley
Archie Darling
Muskegon
George Brownell
Earl Meada
Newton House
Forda Neal
Assyria
Barry County
Marengo
Sarah Tench
New Buffalo
George Weldon
Mosherville
North Marsnacs Social Event Celebrates 25th Anniversary
A November 10 gathering at Mr and Mrs Theodore Bull marked their 25th anniversary. Guests dressed in French style with white caps for waiters. Gifts included silver and china. the event featured Delmonico style catering supervised by Grace Bull and Elmer Lockwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Bull
Grace Bull
Elmer Lockwood
M. J. Wise
Burlington News Becomes Busy with Local Movements
George Morley on the sick list. B Engle and J Sanders made a business trip to Albion Tuesday. R Henshaw R S Scott and Mr Dorain of Marshall enlarging pictures nearby. Mrs D D Buel of Union City visited Burlington friends Monday. Mrs Abbie Niblack staying weeks at Ceresco. Mrs Currie Schoonmaker visited Clarendon friends. Jed Sanders couple moved into W P Bacon house. Mr Pallian suffers with a felon on his hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Morley
B. Engle
J. Sanders
Albion
R. Henshaw
R. S. Scott
Mr. Dorain
Marshall
D. D. Buel
Union City
Burlington
W. P. Bacon
Mr. Pallian
Itching Piles Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Chase's Ointment as a simple cure for itching piles. It claims one application soothes and one box cures the worst case with a guaranteed, risk free offer priced at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Chase
Lela Lamphire Weds Culverville School Closure
Miss Lela Lamphire of Culverville closes a very successful school term last Friday. She has been engaged for the winter and Mr. Ed Bates is noted. Shiber is failing quickly while poets suffer gout daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Marengo
Lela Lamphire
Culverville
Wat
Ed Bates
Shiber
Michigan and New York paper rates and medical anecdote
An amid text lists annual subscription rates for several newspapers including Michigan Farmer Detroit Journal New York Tribune and Chicago Inter Ocean with varied prices. It shifts to a medical anecdote about a man describing terrible eyesight and a series of ailments improved by a Bitters remedy after one bottle, noting a gradual recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Farmer Plan
New York Tribune
The
Statgansap
Detroit Journal
States
Detroit Free the Star
Chicago Inter Ocean
New York T Tribune
Statesman
Michigan Farmer
Michigan Far
Detroit
Jenet
Mohigan Farmer
Detroit Free Press
Michigan
Faraier
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Rmer
Ladies’ Home Journal
New York
Michigan Presbyterian
Comny
Yada Olor
Dr King's New Discovery noted for cough relief
Annie Springer of Philadelphia testifies that Dr King s New Discovery cured a years long hacking cough and chest pain. S J Fleming of Murray Neb praises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as the best digestant. Ads urge life insurance pitches from B D Hand & Co of Lansing Mich with mail propositions. Oct 24-41-p
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Springer
Howard St
Philadelphia
Dr. King
A. O. Hyde
S.J. Fleming
Murray
B.D. Hand & Co
Boxth
Lansing
Mich
Detroit Live Stock Market Prices and Cattle Demand
The Detroit Live Stock Yards report shows demand for cattle remains quiet and thin this week with liberal receipts. Primestock and heifers bring 4.50 to 5.00, handy butchers' cattle 4.00, common 2.25 to 3.25, canners 2.50, stockers and feeders dull at 3.00. Cows active around 20.50, calves active at lower levels. hogs $4.05 to 4.75, sheep 33.89, roughs 2.75 to 3.25, crippled stock 1 per cwt. Includes miscellaneous items and misread OCR notes from Michigan Central Live Stock Yards, Detroit, Not. 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Central
Detroit
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Asatrack
Rae Ra
Tekonsha
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DeWitt
North Marengo
Geo. Noland
Rockland
Fredonia
J.D. Bridges
Democrat
Lancaster
N. H
Neveland
North Marsnacs
de. H. A. Hadop
Summit
Als
A.O. Hyde
Yanta
Norman Ellis
North Dakota
Evangelical Society
Zuma Good
Evangelical Church
Dist
Ion
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Delphin
Q. Hyde
Wilson
O'Leany Bros
Tom and
Dan
Boster
Market Review
Marshall Prastice
Michigan Central Stock Yards
the Ladies OF
Blanche Graham
American Express Co
M.S. O Keefe
Washington Market
Beile Phone
worlTwa
W. A. Walz
Culbovnss
Said County
William A. Lane
Frederick A. Miller
David Wakinshaw
Sald
Maraball
Ald County
Scrvant
Dee Sone
Mershell Glatesman
Jouns Law
H. A.tillotson
Contral-Druggisti
East State Street
Henry D. Curtis
Jas. M. Parsons
Hon. D. &. Beach
Hamilton Bi
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