Local Notes From Ceresco Farm to Marshall Community
Frank Young at his farm test Marshall reports building work. Mrs. J. R. Mickel visits Gansing. J. W. Lester and son Earl dine with A. Lester family. Mrs. Wm. Smith and Mrs. Paul host gatherings. Theo Dickson paints his house. Chauncey Jones and daughters return from Allegan. Ida Preston teaches in Marshall. W CT U meeting honors Mrs. J. R. Bicket of Lansing with program by Mrs. Frank Young and fruit luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceresco
Frank Young
J. R. Mickel
Gansing
J. W. Lester
Earl of Marshall
Lester
Wm. Smith
Paul
C. Moffatt
Charlotte Butchins
Brg
Rees
Theo
Dickson
Rize
Chauncey Jones
Allegan
N. J. Lester
James Stiles
Charlotte Hutchings
Mary
Hough
Grace Stevens
Battle Creek
Senhoor House
Ida Preston
Marshall
Wim. Bickel
J. R. Bicket
Lansing
Ceresto Union
Mickel
Sunday Gatherings and Family Visits Across Communities
Walter Jenks of Marango spent Sunday at Frank Waterbury’s. George Hing visited at Ducklake. Huggett and family spent Saturday and Sunday with Eugene Huggett and Witt. Clark Cosgrove and children visited Stephen Cosgrove’s in Bellevue. Wim Meech and wife from Battle Creek joined Birn Huggett’s gathering. Mrs. Frenk Meech and others from Battle Creek visited Mrs. Bien Huggett. Arthur Furin and family from Asyria spent Sunday at Burt Purin’s. Elmer Barrett and family were hosted by L. W. Barrett and Eb. Williams and family. Andrews and wife and Geo Corset and wife of Olivet were guests at Warren Denninston’s. Mrs. John Campbell and son visited L. L. Williams family in Olivet. Carl Cook of Chicago is guest of Mrs. Chas Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Conyvil
Walter Jenks
Marango
Frank Waterbury
George Hing
Ducklake
Ames
Huggett
Eugene Huggett
Witt
Battle Greek
Clark Cosgrove
Stephen Cosgrove
Bellevue
Wim. Meech
Battle Creek
Birn Huggett’s
Frenk Meech
George Wheelock
Liza Richmond
Bien Huggett
Arthur Furin
As Syria
Burt Purin
Elmer Barrett
Air
L. W. Barrett
Eb. Williams
Mrr
Ralph King
Sec. Andrews
Geo. Corset
Olivet
Warren Denninston
Cure Deafness by Catarry Cure Claim
Advertisement claims a cure for deafness through a unproven method called Catarry with a money reward for non cure. The notice mentions a trial process and offers one hundred dollars for successful treatment not aided by standard care. It directs readers to Toledo Ohio postal details and an affiliated medical firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sens
Cataerh
Ala Cricerk
Ghemey &O
Toledo
Sota de Sragalste
Tate Bali
Newton District 17 8. OW. Phillips and Others Attend Union City
Community notes from Newton District recount a celebration at Union City with Phillips Francisco and others and various families visiting on weekends. Local visits include residents at Lyon Lake and Carlton Stands. The Newton Center Grange plans a hunting contest and a fall social with a supper box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
OW. Phillips
G. Francisco
E. . Corey
BR. W. Porter
Albert Smith
Union City
Golds Phllips
Rae Taylor
Henry Philips
Glenn Metzger
Lyon Lake
Anna Schray
Mee Mau
Obed Case
Ottoi Spooner
C. Pi Spooner
Buckien's Arnica Salve Praised For Healing Burns
A Freeville resident recounts a dreadful fever sore that plagued him for years and says Buckien's Arnica Salve entirely healed it with barely a scar. The product reputedly treats burns cuts bruises eczema and piles and costs 25 cents at J W Bradshaw's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum
Freeville
Buckien
J. W. Bradshaw
Local Family Visits Across towns
North Clarence reports Mr and Mrs Reil Starks and daughter Mildred visiting relatives in Kalamazoo. Hazel Ben and Emmagene Butler spent Sunday at N S Barnes. Mrs Geo Miller and daughters Marie and Vera visited Springport Thursday. Emmagene Butler stayed with Lois Carcier Wednesday night. Miss Sara Taylor stayed with Hazel Cuitler Saturday night. Amos Wingham visiting son Lorell. Mrs Davison and Mrs Welch called at Frank Stefert's. Mrs Frank Stefert called on Sylvia Starks and Mira Alma Butler Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Harvey Sweet of Albion visited Ralph Stark's this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reil Starks
Mildred
Kalamazoo
Hazel
Ben
Emmacene Butler
N.S. Barnes
Geo. Miller
Marie
Vera
Frank Stefert
Sylvia Starks
Mira
Alma
Harvey Sweet
Albion
Ralph Stark
Local Notes From East Eckford Area
East Eckford briefs report visitors and school notes. Gertrude and Grace Putnam returned from Isco county and Mrs Landon and others visited. District No. 5 Er opened with 13 pupils taught by Bertha Williams of Marshall. Several residents are noted visiting relatives and attending local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude
Grace
Putnam
Isco County
A. Landon
Lurz Facey
Cleve Cutting
FP. J. Butier
Russ Bertha Williams
Marshall
W. W. Warner
Jesse Batter
Albion City Hospital
Jesie
Norris
Kansas
Airs
Herbert Hayes
Ray Cook
Dorothy Butler
Shirley Adams
Mr. Snyder
Jonesville
Carl Snyder
J. S. ‘Taylor
Norma
Birs
Local Social Notes From South Emmett And Nearby
A digest of names and visits. Mr and Mrs Claude Fanning and Mrs Asa Fanning of Newton spent Sunday in Battle Creek and Eckford. Ray Fanning and Harry Rocca attended a funeral in Eckford. John Panon of Newton in serious condition. Grace Bock and George Jerns in Marshall for weekend visits. Numerous residents and families travel for dances, parties, and weekend trips between Battle Creek Marshall and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Webster
Claude Fanning
Asa Fanning
Newton
Ray Fanning
Harry Rocca
Battle Creek
Peter Hartranit
Eckford
John Panon
Frank Randt
A. Abbott
Grace Bock
George Jen
Marshall Sanday
Bir
Peter Flynn
John Jennings
B. Burdue
Med Getchell
George Harrer
Catherine Joy
Marshall
Zoin Gof
Stanley
Marehall
J. R. Goit
Bianche
Neva Burduer
Matile Wilcox
Yostianti
Daniel Dibble
Nelie
Marion al Fen
Charley Eyre
Rice Creek Grange to Meet and Initiate Class
The Rice Creek grange will hold its next meeting on Wednesday evening September 27 with a class to be initiated. After the initiation a literary program, refreshments follow. Misses Fannie Wilson Amelia Dilbert Eden Raymond visited Mrs Reesia Tooley Wednesday night. Corn cutting is near completion in this vicinity. Claude Wilson called on Karl Doo litte Wednesday evening. Neighbors plan to attend the Marshall fair next week. Aldis Tooley visits father Stephen Toolsy who is ill. Tana Anderson was a guest at Mrs Winter Snyder Treaday. The heat front, the first of the season, was observed on the low land Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice Creek Grange
Septeber
Fannie Wilson
Amelia Dilbert
Eden Raymond
Reesia Tooley
Claude Wilson
Karl Doo
Neighbborhood
Marshall Fair
Aldis—Tooley
Stephen Toolsy
Tana Anderenn
Winter Snyder
Waa Obaarved
Local social notes from Newton Iowa and surrounding towns
Nyrlie Bennett serves ten to ten at Ladies' Happy Home club. Mrs Palmer and Mrs Bohu visit Battle Creek. Mrs O Case and Mrs Leo Palmer in Union City. Lula Blanchard in Burlington. Myrtle Palmer goes to Sanitarium for weeks. Mrs Love and Mrs Weikhleahen visit Myrtle Schwab. Harwin visit Eureke mill. A Shaw in Battle Creek. Melvine Shaw seeks Battle Creek specialist. Rev Bicknell preaches in Oak Grove. solos by Mrs Bicknell and Mrs Blanchard. Bennett and family visit Union City. Katz and Goodrich couples visit Godelarp Goodrich. Simon Lester and Osea Shaw visit. Marion Shaw with Palmer daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchard
Lealand
Puff
Bennett
Union City
Wil Katz
Good-rich
Godelarp Goodrich
Simon Lester
Osea Shaw
Shaw
Almarion Shaw
Afrs
Palmer
Lightning Damages Residence in Sonoma Area
The home of Chas Smith between Sonoma and Battle Creek was struck by lightning during Monday night’s storm, sustaining slight damage. Social events include a well attended gathering at John Bradstreet’s and a Sunday visit from Battle Creek friends with Wayne Scramlin arriving from Climax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Doan’s Kidney Pills Advertised For Backache Relief
An advertisement promotes Doan’s Kidney Pills as relief for backache and bladder inflammation. A testimonial from Mrs. John W. Lester of Marshall Michigan claims quick relief and lasting benefit after attacks, with Doan’s sold by local druggists for 56 cents. Foster-Milburn Co. in Buffalo is noted as sole U.S. agents, urging readers to remember the Doan’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bean
Marshall
Emrs
John W. Lester
Tilow
Hanover St
Marshall Afich
Doan
FF Gg
Seaman & Co
Bend
Foster-Milburn, Co
Buffato
New York
United States
Residents share visits across towns in Midwest
Mrs Van Kirk of Joplin Missouri spent several days with friend Mrs James Taylor Wis Shattuck and Miss Smith both of Lansing were guests of uncles Peter and Emmett Swat Mr and Mrs Dan Reach and children of Quincy visited Mr and Mrs James Taylor for a day last week Miss Laura Eldred of Quincy and Mrs W S Eldred and two daughters of Carliste Kentucky were guests of Rh Eldred Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Kirk
Joplin
James Taylor
Wis
Rh. B. Eldred
Local Social Notes and Health Tip from South Bedford
Mrs Chas Simons is gaining slowly and visitors include Mr and Mrs Joe Armstrong and family. Francis Boyer stayed in Battle Creek, H J Boyer and family hosted, Mrs C Bronk entertains a Midland daughter. State fruit inspector Me. ay aft visited. orchards suffer scale and yellows. A lazy liver leads to chronic dyspepsia and constipation. Dean's Regulats (28 cents per box) advertised as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Simons
Joe Armatrong
Floyd Bradley
Francis Boyer
Battle Creek
Uncie
H. J Boyer
C. Bronk
Midland
Me.ayaft
Dean
Extended visit stirs small Syracuse gathering and event notes
Estabrook Mr and Mrs Go Gray Jeft last week Wednesday for an extended visit with relatives in Syracuse NL X The surprise social on J C Watmore s lawn last Saturday night drew about forty guests who enjoyed a fish pond candy booth ice cream and cake Russ Barrett the teacher thanks attendees and notes proceeds of seven dollars were raised to clear a debt and add funds Mrs Herbert Parker entertained visitors from Oliver and attended the auction at Geo Rundie s last Friday Laurel Campbell teaching at Olivet College spoke of a Paris trip and refreshments were served Mrs Parker enjoyed a visit from Afra Briggs and Mrs Alice Stevens and father Mr Kennight of Union City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Watmore
Russ Barrett
Herbert Parker
Henry Remakie
Oliver
Geo. Rundie’s
Rundie
Laurel Campbell
Olivet College
Harry Campbell
Bert Tread- Well
Bert Buckley
Earl Wood
Myra Wetmore
Miss Campbell
Paris
Mars. Campbell
Afra Briggs
Battle Creek
Alice Stevens
Kennight
Union City
Electric Bitters Promise Strength and Health Claims
A seized and garbled ad urges readers to stop work when ordered by a doctor and take Electric Bitters to restore tone and vigor. It touts benefits for health and strength, claiming thousands bless the product and offering it for 50 cents at Bradshas's, while noting a jail sentence of fears as hard to analyze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradshas
Tes
Local Social Notes From East Convis District
Mrs A C Hamilton of Battle Creek visits her niece free day Carver this week. Doris Hart spends Sunday in Oliver with E W Scott and family. Mr and Mrs Fred Jones visit parents Grant and Mrs Scott this weekend. Blanche and Alta Carver visit Rena Hart Saturday afternoon. Jay Carver’s Friday night social draws about forty. Sunday school clears funds of 36.30. I C Cooper of Marengo traveled through the area last week. Fern White to Terrace Hill Thursday night then to Los Angeles to pursue osteopathic studies. Blanche Carver returns to Flint. Sunday services announced with Sunday school at 1 36 and preaching at 2 30. Vernice and Mildred Walkinshaw to Ypsilanti for studies next year. Blanche Carver visits Mrs Hammond Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Convis
A. C. Hamilton
Battle Creek
Carver
E. W. Scott
Schriber
Doris
Oliver
Brgy
Fred Jones
Grant Scott
Blanche
Alta Carver
Rena Hart
Soclal
Jay Carver
Cooper
Marengo
Terrace Hill
Fern White
Los Angeles
Gal
Blanche Carver
L S. D
Flint
Vernice
Mildred Walkinshaw
Ypsilanti
Hammond
Bernice van Arman
Muda Eastlake
Conins Hall
Tom Long
Claude van Armen
Ida van Arman
Brg
Langridge
Neilie
Fred van Arman
Grephe Langridge
Craig
Jona Langridge
Egle Langridge
Leona, Billington
Airs
Homer Leggett
Jennie Carver
E. Page
Sidney Henry
Wayne
Scott Dalry
Gull Lake
Berniea
A. van Arman
N. van Arman
Shelby
Sarah
Weaver
Scott Dickenson
Shulta
Bez. Court
Nat van Arman
Oceana County
Albert
Jane Rhodes
Jessia Hildebrandt
Edd
Lovina Dally
Iable Billington
Cecil Verplankie
Lansing
Albert van Arman
Brockfield
Mary Dickenson
Mollia van Arman
Charles Magen
Kalimo
Ds Apending
Scot
Charles Mason
Hazel Dickenson
Heury
Airs. Vanderbao
Myrtle
Earl Cushmen
Les Township
Mr. Rundle
Herb Williams
Benny White
Adna Spyndey
Walter Weaver
Wayne Henry
Air
E. J. Carpenter
Tressy
Briday
Local Guests and Social Notes from North Marengo
Rice Greek Ai Paine and wife hosted by Bir and Airs Jro Winter Sun Miss Ruth Rockwell and Mary Lincoln among Sunday visitors. Mentioned are Ina Anderson V L Snyder. Bessie Pitcher of Quincy. Ruth Atkins at Marshal High School. Eugene Way visiting the Church. neighbors thanked for horse rescue. telephones being installed in Albion area. multiple visits to and from Marengo, Albion, Marshall and Bear Creek area. local farm sales and windmill purchase noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ai. B. Paine
Jro
Ruth Rockwell
Mary Lincoln
Clune Lake
Merengu
Ina Anderson
V. L. Snyder
Mita
Bessie Pitcher
Quincy
Noah Nichola
Ruth, Sr
J. P. Starks
J. W. McNutt
Suesta
Hadder
Blanche
Alma Cramimore
Frank Joffrey
Philo ‘Starks
Michigan State Bell Telephone
Albion
Alva Hadden
Fred Deane
Herman Weber
Hadden
James Baker
H Goodrick
Frank Jeffrey
G. D. “Coop
Marengo
J. Eastlake
G. S. Hadden
C. T. Hadden
I. P. Stark
Flossie Aghes
Milg Phelps
Rose
Liesh Curtis
Berrien Springs
Lydia Biyers
Caroline Starks
W. areNutt
Starks
Uhes
Roper
Herald Yost
Wright
Community Notes From Carverville Weekend Guests
Carverville residents host and visit relatives across the area. Notable attendances include Fred Van Arman and wife Geatt Dickinson with son Weasley in Kallma, and many Van Arman family members visiting and assisting on farms. Attendees also joined Sabbath school at Conins hall and a funeral at E. Page’s service, with social visits throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasilske
Fred van Armen
Geatt Dickinson
Weasley
Kallma
Randay
Body of girl found near Lake Michigan in Gary
The bound body of a young woman was recovered from the waters near the Gary steel works. No identity was found. Steel workers discovered the body and Garr authorities notified Chicago police. The binding suggested murder while investigators seek clues to her identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
Lake Michigan
Garr Steel Works
Garr
Chicago
Polce
Free Book 600 Pays Bock Free on Animal Care
A brief item announces a free book offering on the care of horses, cattle, sheep, dogs, hogs, and poultry. It promises a stable chart and mailed fraction details.
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Miles College
Western Union
Milles College
Detroit
Minh
Edward A. Fetters
Florist
St, Aero
R. St. Petrom
Premius
Henry Spooner
Cereseo
Nettie Katz
Neva Spooner
Ernest Katz
Doris Randt
Maggie Seedoff
Leslie Talmadge
Lola Corey
Emma
Joseph Barrett
C. D. Spooner
R. W. Porter
Ora
Flander
Leo
Leona Flanders
Berle Vallean
Leo Freadwell
Aon Clifton
Olivet Spant
Carlton Soland
Stanlard
Scheel
Home Grange
Elbert Corey
Oemer Francisco
Kaiznazoo
Estela Forter
Chas. Katz
Alston BieGes
W. Flanders
Grange
North Clarence
China
Gour
L. B. King & CO
Tver Ave
Fareat B
East Eckford
North Albion
Garrick
Ada Ross
Grace George
New York Phy-Haew Co
Gay
R.ead
Sonoma
Seph Swift
Bliss Margaret Stibicote
Norton Ana
OW. Carr
Cary Bros
Akers and Vogt
John Rolfe
Aq Gwen
Geo. Fuller
Edith Herman Wil
Baptist Church
Climax
Woman's Study Club
Thakee
Eysry
Irvine Avery
Fourtowns
The
Mys
South Bedford
Go. Gray
Syracuse
A. Volk
J.P. Soloman Volk Stamp Sten
Ciel Oo
Griswold Strest
HICH
North Marengo
Dally
Indiana
Henry Page
Arthur Wagner
Charles Cushman
Coolep Farm
Henry White
Anta Wagner
Elgin Wagner
Scott Dally
Chas. Cushman
Earl Cushman
Santa Lee
Roy Wagner
Battle Mather
Mrs. Felter
Mesete van East
Harry Felter
Scott Dallyshel
Mr. Huggett
Bari’ Cushman
al Hew
Carverville
Baby
Willie
Mama
Grandma
Dr.Thomas
Humphreys
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