Local notes and scattered names from South East Sumner area
Fragmented items mention South East Sumner and Somers travelers to Saginaw. References to frook Salford, Martin Diogman at home, W Wiser, Miss Eila Tess and Mrs Moat, Myrtie Butler travel plans to Foxwell, Marvin Root and renovations at a house. Hints of wedding bells and brides but no confirmations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somers
Saginaw
Salford
Martin Diogman
Eila Tess
Ttyaen
Mrs. Moat
Myrtie Butler
Foxwell
Marvin Root
Uringe
Local News Briefs From Middietan and Wayward Worthies
An assortment of town notes reports a sick merchant with measles and Willie Thivis returning to town. It notes marriages of Benjamin Macman and Miss May Chak on November 24 and a successful Steviry entertainment with William Brundage as bidder. A saw mill will operate at Mr. Austins farm this winter after moving a engine from the cider mill. The Christian Church will be dedicated in December with Rev CL Jackson of Albany delivering the widness and services at Lenamy. The family of Mrs. Hattie Cole at the hotel has endured afflictions as Maud Cole died seven weeks ago of typhoid fever and Charley Cole was sick then. Monday a person from Saginaw was brought home in poor health, with a nephew of Jos also ill, and the body was returned to Saginaw Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Allnugh
Willie Thivis
Benjamin, Macman
May Chak
Tay
Steviry
William Brundage
California
W.T. Naldrete
Mr. Austin
Christian Church
CL. Jackson
Albany
New York
Lenamy
Hattie Cole
Las Hel
Maud Cole
Charley Cole
Saginaw
Jos
Porest Hill Update Reports Visits Fires and Local News
Porest Hill reports Me Hooper of Alma and Jenna of Medina each shipped a load of steel from here this week. Udell and daughter Gertie returned on Wednesday for a visit to their old home in Ontario. A social at Vicodore Sprague’s house is planned for Monday December 1 with supper and quilt raffle. James Robinson, ill for four weeks, hopes to return to work at the drugstore. Rockwell’s house and roof were lost to fire on November 25 due to a defective chimney. insurance helps. Hamlin and family plan to move to Lexus, loading now for shipment. The residents expect Lexus as their future home. A concert at the Chapel on Sunday evening drew a large crowd despite poor sleighing. the advertised Monday event did not occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooper
Alma
Jenna
Medina
Ohlo
Een
Toad
Steele
Sue
Rockwell
Forest Hill
Hamlin
St. Louis
Lexus
Michigan
Tvenior
Ithaca village notes and local tidings drift in
A scattered Ithaca village page recalls a社会 of events from a ball crowd to sermon changes. It records TA Johnson’s expanding farm operations, Charles Yost’s illness recovery, a Baptist church supplying pastor drift, and the marriage of Asa Sins and Mary O Rily. It notes D T Covert’s sole ownership of Retan House, Fred Otis’s death, Mrs T C Manchester’s embroidery show, and Baylist Aid Society gathering. Local reform on saloons and liquor laws is praised. efforts to enforce order are urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Yost
Baptist Charch
Ithaca
New
Dr. Webb
Jackson
Asa Sins
St. Louis
Mary O'Rily
Saginaw
Byohn M. Everden
D. T. Covert
Retan House
Holiday trade and town notes from across the Bender
Our merchants stock holiday goods while local life moves forward. J. We Ferguson is content. The Thanksgiving ball drew a large crowd and attendance was strong. Supt Ferguson surprisingly reports 114 pupils with more enrollments to come. Mrs. Morton was buried last Sunday after a brief illness, leaving a husband and three children. Nettie Benson teaches west of town, walking to school each day. Hood's mill shut for the season. most workers have gone to the woods. About 4,500,000 staves remain to joint and three cars await loading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. We Ferguson
Ferguson
Morton
Nettie Benson
Nettie
Hood's Mill
North Went Pine River Weather and Community Happenings
Fragmentary notes describe residents like Dotson and Bert Travis visiting neighbors. T. L. Post reports from Chuten. An event at Wiefedt on Thursday evening promises a good time. Ken Wilson builds a new horse, James Fieming hires services for My. W. Salone for water, and plans for a line Christmas tree are in progress. A heavy snowstorm last week surprised many farmers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dotson
Woodace
Firmen
Gistine
Bert Travis
Obie
T. 1 Post
Chuten
Wiefedt
Ken Wilson
James Fieming
My. W. Salone
Tere
Local notices and school events from Ferris area
Best Clow returns from Traverse City Lake McCurdly to McBain where his father resides. Mollie Woodwid home from Dustville. Ayers family visiting Caleb Ayers. Sumner school to raise a cag and shout hurrah with exercises Friday. Fred Fullerton and wife of Alma visit Mrs Fullerton’s father Henry Clow. Bert Picker plans to attend school this winter. Mrs Joe Fry ill. Surprise party at Chaos Titton’s Tuesday evening. Boys enjoyed skating on pond above grist mill. A Wilson stir in Snake pen Sunday. Suggestion to husbands to find better places for Friday evenings. Programs delayed due to time. few teachers at Saturday association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traverse City
Lake McCurdly
McBain
Mollie Woodwid
Dustville
Sumner
Fred Fullerton
Alma
Henry Clow
Bert Picker
Joe Fry
Mu Fry
Titton
D. Chapin
Ferris
Montentin
Wilson
For Sale Heavy Horses Cattle Wagon and Stallion
For sale cheap and on reasonable terms two heavy work horses one yoke of cattle one wide tire lumber wagon and my stallion Young Crown Prince. I invite all my customers to call on me at my new factory on Woodworth street owing to an increase of business Tam forced to have more room. J Longritter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Crown Prince
H. Brown
Woodworth Street
Tam
Ron. J. Longritlder
Card of Thanks and Dissolution Notice from Alma Mich
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for support after a sorrowful event. The dissolution notice states the partnership Pollasky Bros of Alma Michigan is ended by mutual consent with MAX E Pollasky and FRANK E Pollasky continuing the business at the old stand to settle debts and claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollasky Bro’s
Alma, Mich
Dee
Max E. Polrasa
E. Pollasky
Frank E. Pounasky
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Alma Business Directory
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Wheenker
Us Femarel Wankie Duernwes Sranaitn
Kreubnty
Fueview
Domenie Bachan
Hare J. Seavelt
Awd
J Sutdam
M. Tb
Mirrsiolut
Bane Mint
P. Mu
Agiires i Webb
Rancis Palmer
Kistute
Lark & Nowton
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Counsnte Dors
Plonk
Upetitirs A. A. Nowe
En D. Spinney
Solei Tor
Chitnery
Neal
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Gratiot Gosity. Mich
Evewig
Gow
FL Hisring
BR. Chohcm
Marrieee Vises
W.vick
Brisas
Nekis
Lepors
Erwin Pe
Pasecuia
Tee
MA Lough
F&a
Hecabir
Moyer
Pat Ie
Pier Et Hugiant
Otis Wettig
B. O
A. Welstead
Coa
Roth
Meley
Bma Lougr
Pique Menilay
Rita Ss. OG
GR Wis
F.ates
Turin
Ima Oleres
Smith
Prank Maedlen
John Dunham
W. Kelly
T. J. Duff
Ge Ontine
Toronte
Canada
Tye
St Lovie
Wight
Commercial House Livery Barn
Mich
T.g.dupp
BRP
Morrison
South East
Middietan
Allieter
Porest Hill
TA Johnson
Hel T
Mr. J
T. C. Manchester
Detroit
E. Parrish
Baylist Aid Society
George Steel
Dec, Ltd
Mortié
Micel
Boz
Sonny
Bender
Pine River
Or Ayers
Chagrin Falls
Olio
Caleb Ayers
I. Rogers
Witt Taosson
J. R. Shaffer
Eim Hall
Honoe
Hi. W
Sumner Midh
B. L. Finch
Sumner, Mich
Adrian, Mich
Religio
SAN
J. B. Tucker
CASIS
Soaeen
Mic
Great Clearing Sale
Lawrence LI
Bolt
Kentucky
Ronk & Baughman
Furniture Svr Undertaking
Belroom
Enuta Speciality
Peters
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