Thanksgiving and community notices in Ceresco
Mrs Guy Culver of Battle Creek visits Ceresco. A Thanksgiving service is set for Sunday at Pierae school house led by Rev Owen Moore. D Vorlick spoke at Battle Creek Y M C A on Bible study. Mr and Mrs C P Smith of Augusta visited. Clarence Jones of Wheatfield left for a week in Auburn Indiana. Mrs F E Moulton returned to Toledo. Road crews repaired mill bridge approaches after heavy rains. Jay Willard celebrated his birthday with a surprise party. A Madison Medicine Co product is advertised as Rocky Mountain Tea. A and L society to host Thanksgiving dinner Nov 29 at Myron Bolles home, 16 cent dinner. Isaac Earl dies at Creek. funeral at church and burial in Creek cemetery. L Z Millard guests of daughter in North Marshall. Mrs Southworth visits Albion. Milas Mae McWeuthey visits Laning and Webberville. Geo G Points of Upper Sandusky reports Foley’s Honey and Tar cures hoarseness. Swartwout Swartwout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceresco
Guy Culver
Battle Creek
Pierae
Owen Moore
D. Vorlick
Battle Creak
Maplestreet Methodist
Mill Bridge
Simary Phelps
North Woods
Mr. Phelps
Herman Andre
Grand Lodge
Jay Willard
Rice Creek
A. and L. Society
Myron Bolles
Isaac Earl
Ve Creek
C. D. Paxson
Creek Cemetery
L.Z. Millard
B. van Arman
North Marshall
Local notes and social updates from Stanely area
Mrs. Fred Burg hosts the L. A. 8 Thursday afternoon. Lute Vanocker and wife returned from Springport after visiting relatives. Mrs. Aaron Abbot in Battle Creek caring for daughter Nellie Littlefield who is ill. John Spooner bought a Battle Creek home and will move soon. Kate Shanley starts winter term in District No. 1. Will Lenpp to Marshall to serve as juror. Edna Pullman returns to Burlington after months with Mary Cameron. Many fear heart disease but indigestion common. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure advertised by H. J. Hyde. Fredric Goodrich family visiting Chicago friends. Anna Kidney and Lydia Jones hosted first party of season. Lydia Jones visited Marshall. Jacob Gave moved onto Youngs farm. Edward Clark and Jessie Stanton wed at Athens. Clark family to live on Clark place in Fredonia. Local congratulations to the newlyweds. Foley’s Honey and Tar promotion mentioned. Carver school to commence next week. Hartwell family of Lowell visiting, plan to settle here after buying King place. Linden family returned from Albert VanArman visit. Mabel Legget closed her school. Mrs. Homer Clute visited her mother. Several locals to attend institute. Rev. Miller of Marshall to preach Sunday at 3 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Edna Pullman
Burlington
Miarank Cameron
Fred Goodrich
Chicago
Anna Kidney
Lydia Jones
Jacob
Youngs Farm
Edward Clark
Jessie Stanton
Eliis
Athens
Mra. Clark
Clark Place
Fredonia
Carver
Mre. Hartwell
Lowell
Wm. Hoag
King Place
Linden
Springport
Albert VanArman
Mabel Legget
Homer Clute
Miller of Marshall
M. I. Wood
Nichols
Battle Creek
Congregational
Ray
Miller
Griffis
Thres
Rivers
F. J. Overholt
Congregational Church
Chrysanthemums Beautify Main Street Greenhouse Display
A vivid display of chrysanthemums and carnations brightens Mrs Spencer's greenhouse near Main Street. Homer tent members joined Eckford last week to assist applicants for membership. The Index notes a Battle Creek attorney may open a furnace factory locally without a bonus. Wm Needham family moves to Whittier California for two years. Funeral of Mrs M I Wood held at Congregational Church with Eastern Star and WROG orders assisting. Jell O advertised as two minute dessert, flavors Lemon Orange Raspberry Strawberry, 10c per package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rat. J
Davida Han
Spencer
New Whig
Main Street
Homer Tent
Eckford
Thal. C.1. M
Plano
Marseball
Index
Battle Creek
Needham
Whittier
California
Local notices from Coldwater district with meetings and moves
Mrs I W Sloan and Hoxie Anderson attended the W T U convention at Coldwater. School opens in district No 5 on November 26. Lala Aldrich teaches, B H Lawrence in Marshall for court attendance. Frank Anderson moved from Will Saunders to Mr Covelrich’s in Homer township. An aspirinos social at Clarendon M E church Friday evening November 23. Each lady earning a dollar to test her rhyme or comic act. Admission 10 cents adults 6 cents children. family ticket 25 cents. Supper and entertainment included. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Sloan
Hoxie Anderson
Coldwater
Lala Aldrich
B. H. Lawrence
Marshall
Frank Anderson
Will Saunder
Covel Rich
Homer Township
Azperinos
Clarendon M. EB
Thia
Fredonia Ladies Aid Meeting and Local Notices
The Ladies Aid society will meet with Mrs Elias Dekoyer on November 30. James Baty is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Edward Clark, recently married, will take up their residence at the Coins homestead. Transactions and local notes from town indicate residents spent Wednesday in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
Ladies Aid Society
Elias Dekoyer
Writley
James Baty
Edward Clark
Coins Homestead
Idsly
Edstor Sees Wonders and a Lexin eae Ree
Edstor notes wonders as a Scot and a reverie anchor a scene at Baslen's A Sy cae ee, with references to a Lexin leader and a hopeful encounter shaping the day. Local expressions and partial names hint at a community event or feature in a period newspaper card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edstor
Bastor
W. ¥. Barry
Lexin
Ing Baslen
Portable steam engine sale ad and medical remedy note
An old classified fragment advertises a portable steam engine and mentions kidney and bladder diseases with a miracle cure claim. It notes rapid pain relief for bladder and kidney issues in men or women and urges purchase of the product. Also references a Washington market sausage and pork products as available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biz Hoara
Bagk
Elston
Seaman’s carries sports gear and cold remedy
Boxed ad copy promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine for cold relief and markets Seaman’s for a full line of guns and hunting apparel. It mentions affordable prices bought before a price rise and offers a free copy of the game law. Also notes Washington market sausage service and a no cure no pay Bromine tablet offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaman's
F.G. Seaman & Co
Detroit Live Stock Market and Advertisements Notice
A Detroit Market report shows live cattle demand strong with prices for prime stock at 4.20 to 1.60 and helper cattle 3.75 to 4.10, common cattle 2.25 to 2.80, and cows around 1.00 to 1.20. Sheep and lambs steady with prime lambs at 4.00 to 4.80, hogs active with fair runs and varied prices. An unrelated small ad offers a mail order business stake and a cold cure remedy with local office in Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tento
Atatammnes
Marshall, Mich
Michigan Central
Detroit
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Rocky Mountain
Madison Medicine Co
Points
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Foley
H.J. Hyde
Lore EE Swartwout
Swartwout
Carverville
Clarendon
Fort Sale
Ran
Haskell
Washington
Sporting Goods
Michigan Central Stock Yards
Avi
Marshall Metal’and Iron CO
Brooks
Erable
Bas Fy
Rupture Appliance Co
State Street
Mangwau, Mich
Saas Eae
Simpson
Marshall and
Vicinity
Southworth- Houston
P. Hayes
Fletcher'’S
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