Christmas Life Notes From City and Congregation
Miss Pearl Turner of the city schools plans a Christmas dinner with her parents at Ewart. Rev. W L Hood preached at the First Presbyterian church in Rose bush last Sunday evening. A B Gogger of Big Rapids seeks circuit judge in his district. Mrs Jessie Wells of Dundee arrived in the city due to her grandmother Miss Hauganout’s illness, dean of the college holidaying in Nebraska. Mrs 8 Stannard remains sick at home. Buy Christmas gifts from Mrs Gaffney. Mr and Mrs Hall with Miss Swartout and J H Stickney visited Mt Pleasant on Sunday. Have you seen Lachive’s twenty pound witch of candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Turner
Ewart
W. L. Hood
First Presbyterian Church
Rosebush
A. B. Gogger
Big Rapids
Jessie Wells
Dundee
Cly Sonaay
Hauganout
Nebraska
Stannard
Bargain Day Rennes Pain Killing Oil Ad
An old newspaper item promotes Rennes Pain-Killing Oil as a universal remedy for neuralgia headache rheumatism and sprains. It claims antiseptic properties to prevent blood poisoning with Pride priced at 25 cents 50 cents and 1 dollar per bottle. A Jackson Michigan user and Wheaton Sons are cited as references and dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renne
Rennes
Pride
L. Manning
Jackson
Mich
Keane
Wheaton & Sons
Local Happenings and Holiday Preparations Across Town
L L Conn spent Monday in Freeland. Job Sleight spent Wednesday in Ithaca. T J Blair of Elm Hall in Alma Tuesday. Two shopping days left before Christmas. City schools close for holiday vacation tomorrow. W J Melchers of Union Telephone Co in Saginaw Saturday. Dr Maynard Pringle ill but expected to recover. Ann Arbor northbound train three hours late Wednesday. Emma Swigart to return from Charlevoix to spend holidays in Alma. F M church to hold quarterly services Friday through Sunday. Laura Brown in Owosso Wednesday to meet Bernice Pollasky. Fred W Roland buys George Moore residence. possession March first. Miss Peterson leaving for Iowa to visit relatives. Bessie Kellogg of Rochester arrives for Grace Laycock wedding yesterday. Mrs John Hicks of Gratiot dies. obituary next week. A B Scattergood installs electric sign on West Superior Street. St Lews Sugar Factory payday pays farmers over 130 dollars. Readers sought 20 pound candy weight. Lechini Bros to give away Christmas day. E E Brown family to spend Christmas in Otsego. then to Los Angeles via Chicago December 31. Record owes O E Crouch of Lindsay oranges from his grove. invitation to Alma friends. H A Graham filling in as high school principal. Harold Ward recovering from appendectomy in Chicago. Pompeii may get a pickle salting station. D M Sears visiting village to secure 150 acre contracts. building planned 90 by 200 feet. Middleton Record notes progress.
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W. J. Melchers
Union Telephone Co
Saginaw
Maynard Pringle
Ann Arbor
Emma Swigart
Charlevoix
F. M
Laura Brown
Owosso
Bernice Pollasky
Fred W. Roland
Alma State Savings Bank
George Moore
North State Street
Mr. Moore
A. B. Scattergood
West Superior Street
St. Lews
Record
Luchini
Lechini Bros
E. E. Brown
Otsego
Mr. Brown
George
Oteego
Chicago
Los Angeles
Cal
California
O. E. Crouch
Lindsay
Crouch
U. S
Ward
Isabella Co. Enterprise
Pompeii
D. M. Sears
Reed, Murdock & Co
Sears
Middleton
Readling man J W Nibbick dies aged 79
Mr J W Nibbick of Readling father of Mrs A M Scattergood dies at his home in Reading at age 79. Funeral will be held Sunday at the family home. Sugar beet crop in the area is unusually large with hundreds of tons remaining to be shipped, promising substantial earnings for farmers this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.W. Nibbick
Readling
Ashley World
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs J W Waters
The Waters family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance during bereavement. They thank everyone for floral offerings and comforting words following their loss.
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J. W. Waters
Parisian Sage promises two week scalp relief or money back
Fine hair grower from Paris promises to stop itching scalp and hair loss within two weeks. It refreshes the scalp with a delightful, comforting feel and leaves hair silky and lovely. Each large bottle costs 50 cents at Chas Rhodes.
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Chas Rhodes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hart Shaffner & Marx
J. Cohen & Bro
Merry Christmas
Mrs. Gaffney
L. L. Conn
Freeland
Ithaca
T. J. Blair
Elm Hall
Alma
Peterson
Central Michigan Produce Co
Iowa
Bessie Kellogg
Rochester
N. Y
Grace Laycock
Laycock
John Hicks
Gratiot County
East Superior Street
B. Porter
Malaga
N.Y
Michigan
Stuckey’s Independent Cash Grocery
J. P. Losey
Superior ST. Alma, Mich
Crandell & Scott
Convis
Roy H. Miller
Ralph ¢, Miller
Miller Bros
Florida
Philadelphia
Rhode Island
Jones Farm
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