Local social notes from Arcada and nearby towns
Numerous residents and visitors are listed with trips, visits, and family events. Names include Mrs. Kil Stevens Arcada, Jess Crossett Forest Hill, Joe Welch, Arthur Lippert Alma, Zink Elwell, George Welch, Owen Courter, Mrs. Walter Vliet Alta, Frank Welard, Clair Nelson, Elmer Hollenbeek, Raymond Medler, Herall Etnies, Don Sullivan Alta, Mrs. Charles Jennings, Mrs. Altony Wiley, Iya Nessett, Lyle Nelson, OtVintety Nelson Alma, Mrs. Reed Latimer, Mrs. Frank Clow Howard City, H. J. Hyde, Mrs. William Edgar, Pearl, James Jones Vernon, Clyde Jones, William Flower, John Spencer Sumter, Levi Pritchard, Miss Wealthy Grame Alma, Stella Anger Tim Hall, Giles Ashure Moe, and many others, with visits to farms, schools, and churches and several travels to Champaign and Vernon. The text records community social movement and illness notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kil. Stevens
Arcada
Church
RV. Fletcher
Grand Rapids
Jess Crossett
Forest Hill
Joe Welch
Ross Wiley
Barney Snyder
William Sullivan
Arthur Lippert
Alma
Giles
T. Zink
Elwell
George Welch
Earl
Owen Courter
Walter Vliet
Stanley
Alta
J. Hyde
Arthur Childs
St. Louis
Frank Welard
Hert
Nelson
Martha Overhouse
Soins
Wieks Ag
Atte
Wea
Amt
Howe
Changaygn
Iis
Frank Paulus Arid
Nerth
Creelootridee
Champaign
Levi Pritchard
Reed Latimer
Ithaca
Frank Clow
Howard City
H. J. Hyde
Elm Hall
Stlver
George Webb
William Edgar
Pearl
James Jones
Vernon
Clyde Jones
William Flower
John Spencer
Sumter
Lyle Nelson
Earl Webb
Bradie School
A. Vance
Mt. Pleasante
Teall Weight
Mike Marjorie Adams
Adame
Wealthy Grame
Alam
Lincoln Local News Moves and Visits Across Town
Moa Strong and family moved last Tajesiay. Mr. Noacres expects to finish moving this work. Mrs. Fisher spent Sunday afternoon on J Gimmey's. Mr. Hall's family have moved onto the Austin place. Fred Miller and family visited at Den nis Strong's Sumday. Frank Hartford's face moved onto Fred Robert's plate Jacol' Hunn visited with the Roethlisberger boys Sunday. Mrs. L Serves spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Kennedy, Mrs Roethlisberger called off Mra Hoover Sunday evening. Mrs. Pearl Hoover's mother has been ending several days with them. Mine Gihy are open Saturday night with Mary and Anna Roethlisberger. Oma May and Olive Fisher spent Sunday afternoon with the Wittie children. Miss Madge Johnson of Alma has been visiting at Perry Clifton's this last week. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hann are going move onto the Mutge property this week. Mea.imemey has been quite sick with the grip tonsilitis and otroat. Mr. Jacobs has returned from the south and will work for Perry Clifton this summer. Neal Good and Mise Rose Ingersoll, Fred Crystal and Maggie Gimmey visited at Lyde Ingersoll's Sunday. A letter received from Emanuel Mater stated he is getting along fine and expects to be back in a couple of days. The farewell party given last Monday night for the Strong family was quite well attended. All report a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moa Strong
Tajesiay
Noacres
Fisher
J, Gimmey
Mr. Hall
Austin Place
Fred Miller
Dennis Strong
Frank Hartford
Fred Robert
Jacol’ Hunn
Roethlisberger
L Serves
Kennedy
Mra Hoover
Pearl Hoover
Mary
Anna Roethlisberger
Oma
May
Olive Fisher
Wittie
Madge Johnson
Alma
Perry Clifton
Alfred Hann
Mutge
Imemey Hais
Mr. Jacobs
Neal Good
Mise Rose Ingersoll
Fred Crystal
Maggie Gimmey
Lyde Ingersull
Emanuel Mater
Strong
Sumner News Items Include Local Visits and Illness
Milton Davie is alleged to be about the streets. Mrs William Phillips returned from Saranac Wednesday. Schmael Hicks of Elm Hall called on a friend. In town Monday Mrs William Tomlin visited with Mrs Tamnes Stevens Saturday. Mrs Romy McGreanor is quite sick with congestion of the lungs. Mrs Daigrytaple is spentinyr a few.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Davie
William Phillips
Saranac Wedneslay
Schmael Hicks
Elm Hall
William Tomlin
Tamnes Stevens
Romy McGreanor
Daigrytaple
Local Visits and Family Travels Reported
Residents and relatives traveled to visit kin and tend properties across towns. Erfelds in Elwell and Olute Wake hosted guests while Pontive caretakers supervised hotel assets. A Crystal area gathering frequenting Della Bennett and Mira Loyal Woodard occurred, with further family trips noted to Alma and nearby locales.
Pine Grove News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
Laster Doolitth from Stanton and Re McConkie with wife visited Crystal. Mrs. Stevens called on Mr. Pred Wadle. dedication of Centerville pew church held. Orlie Avery spent time with grandma in Crystal area. Lemar Morris hosted with Fred Morris in Crystal. Eide Wadle visited Ferris Center. George Hilliard and Attor Keller traveled to Hiamy Waldron's. plans by Lester Doolittle and H Waldron to build a spring horse. Charley Baker family moved back to their farm. Andrew Riggs ill but stable. File daughter returned Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. T F Caris of Crystal visited Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re McConkie
Crystal
H. Waldron
Charley Baker
Hitzard
Quick Relief for Stomach Misery
Mi o na Tablets touted as effective and safe for upset stomachs. Claims quick relief and soothing action on stomach walls while supporting digestive organs. Credits CHAS RHODES.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Rhodes
Wheeler School Notes from Editor and Absences
Wheeler School notes list Mamie Baird as editor in chief with assistants Mired Wolansky Emma Phelps Bertha Rich. Mentions of several students absent Thursday and Friday including Clarence Hall Glee Karine Nial Bradford and Marian Watson. Teachers and visitors include Viva Hillock Mae Coleman Alberta Stowe and Miss Klein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Baird
Mired Wolansky
Emma Phelps
Bertha Rich
Dora
David Klein
Clarence Hall
Mae Coleman
High Room
Michigan
Counts
Rusvel Allen
Nial Bradford
Viva Hillock
Thurssay
Glee Karine
Elton Allan
Alberta Stowe
Merina Wicks
Miss Klein
Miss Way
Shepherd
Gephart
Marian Watson
Strenethens Weak and Tired Women
Fragmented OCR text presents garbled phrases about strained women and military topics. Names and places are unreadable, making a coherent summary impossible. The readable content does not yield a clear event, date, or identifiable entities to summarize reliably.
Notice shifts in local partnership at Alma business
In Alma Michigan on April 2 1914 the notice records that Hicok and its westhre wid abroad No 22 sold his entire interest to Sand Steheester Charlee A. Ogle and Charles C. Opie who will operate as Charles A. Ogle & Sim continuing the Patsy Hess business at the same location. Chau F. Hicok regains all hooks and counters and claims ill health ends his involvement. Claude Veicore A Ogle COC Ogle Alma Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicok
Oacor
St. Alte
Mic
Trey
Sand Steheester
Charlee A. Ogle
Charles C. Opie
Basilcas
Charles A. Ogle & Sim
Chau F. Hicok
Claude Veicore
Ogle
Alma, Mich
Dr King's New Discovery Public Wellness Ad
An old time medical ad touts Dr King's New Discovery for coughs and throat relief. It claims fast soothing of lungs, fever relief, and returning health, with testimonials and priced offers for bottles and seat lines.
Hyomei remedy promise and money back guarantee
Advertisement claims Hyomei relieves catarrh by inhalation without throat dosing. It describes a complete outfit and asserts rapid relief from nasal and throat inflammation with a money back guarantee. The piece attributes the notice to CHAS RHODES.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes
West Arcada Social Notes with Local Mentions
Mrs Albert Searls is reported as being on the gain. Mr Chase is building a new house to replace the one which was burned. Mr and Mrs Albert Reynolds of Alema spent Sunday at Wallace Ambury’s Mrs Ephraim Metcalf celebrated her Finis birthday and day last week by having all her children at home. Mrs S A Gee is stopping a few days with Mr and Mrs Allis and will visit a number of other friends and neighbors before returning here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Searls
Chase
Aud
Albert Reynolds
Alema
Wallace Amiebury’s
Ephrain
Metcalf
A. Gee
Seville Center News Highlights Local Visitants
Zelena Miller visited Wednesday. Jem Peterman called on Will Shong Sunday. Mrs. C. C. Wonders did business in Elwell Friday. Mrs. C. B. Wiltshire and son Shirley drove to Elwell Friday. Eugene Crum, working south of Alina, spent Sunday at home. Hazel and Otto Grant hosted Ruth and George Shong Sunday. Mrs. A. F. Miller entertained Miss Welcha Mikesell Sunday. Laura Willet of Morley visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wonders. Claude Whitford and Welcha Mikesell entertained Anna and Harry Covell, Ruth and George Shong, Zelma and Edward Miller Tuesday. Alice Humphrey, noted last week as ill, died Friday at about one o'clock. She was under three years old, had two operations and pneumonia. The funeral was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelena Miller
Seminal
Jem Peterman
Will Shong
C. C. Wonders
Elwell
C. B. Wiltshire
Shirley
Eugene Crum
Alina
Hazel
Otto Grant
Ruth
George
Claude Whitford
Welcha Mike
Center Cemetery Funeral Draws Community Sympathy
The bereaved family receives the sympathy of the entire community in their sad bereavement following a death connected to Center cemetery. The notice conveys communal sorrow and support for the family during mourning.
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. B. Hicok & Son
City Hall
Parisian
Ohas
MR. Farmer
F. G. Kneeland
de Laval
Bell
Gypsy Rovers
Gepay Rover
St. Johns Episcopal Church
Chas
Ward
Istiser
Jere
Peperteld
Northrup
Lincoln Local
Sumner
Erfends
Herdernitz
Olute
Wilion Kertin
Schoul Tar
Sport Sunday
Mes Eeyst
Pontive
Reson Forister Icrapering
Privney Int
Mr A
Jo Mulferd
Two Dlaughtere
Mule Thatrsday
Whi i Il
Pine Grove News
Laster Doolitth
Stanton Earler
Andrew Riggs
T. F. Caris
Wheeler School
Kirkdard
Vican
F. Humphreys
Tate
Michael Stern
Mater & CO
West Arcada News
Seville
the Center Church
Rev. McNutt of
Carson
H. M. Page
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Room
Opera House Block H
Page Bell Telephone
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