Scott's Emulsion Promises Health Boost for Nerves and Blood
Nature makes the cures after all. Now and then she gets into a tight place and needs helping out. Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with hypo phosphites can do just this. It strengthens the nerves, feeds famished tissues, and makes rich blood. For sale by all druggists. Beed Me, aint of pape and thin ad, for our beautful Sarinws Hank and Child's Bketeh-Book. Hach bank contains a Good Luck Penny. SCOTT & BOWNE, 409 Pearl St., New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Hank and Child
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
New York
Reminiscences and Reflections at Alma Zeta Sigma Banquet
Annual STAC coverage recalls a lively Alma College Zeta Sigma banquet with toast topics on Reminiscences The College Man's Mission and Our Society. Honorary members attend and letters from alumni highlight enduring fraternity spirit and future hopes.
West Pine River notes and local visits
Robert Stitt returned home from Belding On and visited C F Johnson and wife in Parewell over Sunday. The L A S of Alma met at Wilkie's last Wednesday. Henry Adams of Alma visited his parents Sunday. Roy Moody of Lake George was a caller here last week. Mr Ayers and family moved to Ohio. Row Mills ill with measles. The L A S of Forest Hill met at Moody's last Thursday. 60 attendees. Collection totaled 6.75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Johnson
Parewell
Alma
Wilkie
Henry Adams
Roy Moody
Lake George
Mr. Ayers
Ohio
Row Mills
Forest Hill
Moody's
Blind Tigers in China fined for unlicensed liquor sales
The Shanghai Times reports F. Ziffenburg was fined ten francs at the French consular court for selling intoxicating liquor without a license at 389 Chapoo Road on the 20th instant. He was ordered to obtain a license or shut down his establishment immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Chapoo Road
F. Ziffenburg
Shanghai
Local Notes and Socials Roundup in Town
Sumner A B Fowler was out of town on business. The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs OC A Button’s home. Allegro Music Club met with Nra Sam Cleverdon. Bert Clow was in Carson City on business. Hugh Harvey and wife of Alma visiting relatives. Sumner Hoxie was in Ithaca. A sleigh load of relatives helped Daniel Lang remember his birthday. Mrs Samuel Cleverdon entertained about twenty friends. Red hearts decorated the event. Refreshments served, all enjoyed. R E Paige returned after a week’s absence and began school duties. Mr Samuel Story ill but slowly improving. Solomon Mangus failing rapidly. Anarey Mangus of St Louis came to help care for his father. Mrs Nettie Bogert returning to Grand Rapids. Florian returned to Ithaca for school. Basketball progressing. plan practice game with Elm Hall. Mary Ellen McGreaner ill with grip. Frank Allen and wife party. moving to new home near St Johns. A jolly load went to Riverdale to see Elm Hall vs Riverdale. Vance Woolard visited wife in Belding. Clarence Leslie of Middleton and Lottie Crow of Maple Rapids visited town. Masquerade party attendance large. sixty two ate supper at Mrs D Ayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Fowler
Ladies’ Aid Society
OC. A. Button
Allegro Music Club
Nra
Sam Cleverdon
Bert Clow
Carson City
Anarey Mangus
St. Louis
Nettie Bogert
Mangus
Grand Rapids
Florian
Ithaca
Elm Hall
Mary Ellen McGreaner
Frank Allen
St. Johns
Torsday
Riverdale
Vance Woolard
Belding
Clarence Leslie
Middleton
Lottie Crow
Maple Rapids
Stxty
D. Ayers
Local Notes From Southwest Pine River Area
Barney Spyder is building John Sullivan a fine automobile barn this winter. Fred Abcott visited sister Mrs B McKinney on Sunday. Sam Veedee of Mt Pleasant spent Sunday with bik prenta, Mr and Mrs Melton Veeder. J BE Wise moved onto this Alma farm one and a half miles west. Leattie Moulton of Carson City visiting Moultons before visiting daughter Ruth Ellis of Grand Rapids. Cheer Walker, route four nail carrier, received about 70 postal cards on February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Abcott
B. McKinney
Sam Veedee
Mt. Pleasant
Bik Prenta
Melton Veeder
J. BE. Wise
Alma
Leattie Moulton
Carson City
Metcalf Buys Ida Medler Property in West Arcada
Mr. Metcalf purchased the Ida Medler property and his son Harry, from Charlotte, will move in and work the farm this summer. Mrs. Courter seeks treatment for cancer in Owosso and reports improvement. The Stevens family hosts a series of gatherings with good times. I H Allis was kicked while working his team near St Louis at Mr Salisbury's place, injuring his leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metcalf
Ida Medler
Harry
Charlotte
Stevens
I. H. Allis
Mr. Salisbury
St. Louis
Mr.Salisbury
Mr. Allis
Sunday family visits and health notices in Sumner Center
Mr and Mrs Kelley visited at his brother Elzia Kelley’s home where Hanpins’ mother is ill and Mrs Joseph Lovell remains unwell. Bernice Mills was at the hospital Thursday night due to her father and sister’s sickness. Alvin Kelley plans to move to George Ray’s, who just had a sale, and Ray will relocate to Elm Hall. The Union And will meet with Mrs George Andrews next Wednesday. The Maccabees honored Mrs Rachel Gee with a pleasant surprise last Wednesday. Mr Dennison Gee visits his brother. Mrs LeRoy Kress visited her mother Mrs W Strickland on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Hanpins
Joseph Lovell
Mian
Bernice Mills
Ashlley
Mrr
Alvin Kelley
George Ray
Mr. Rey
Elm Hall
Union
George Andrews
The
Maccabees
Rachel Gee
Dennison Gee
Mra
LeRoy Kress
W Strickland
West Ferris Aid Birthday Celebration At Mrs Swarthoots
Large attendance marked Mrs Swarthoots Aid on her birthday with gifts for the hostess. Sister Mrs Sarah Morse invited by Mrs D DeYoung while Mr and Mrs Fred Hatfield went to Butternut to care for Mrs Hatfield’s ill mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swarthoot
Sarah Morse
D. DeYoung
Fred Hatfield
Coryell
Advertised Letters For Week Ending February 14 1910
Advertised list includes Mrs Ora Bangle Mr James Campbell Mr B A Clapp William H Crawford D D Austin Fowler E W Franklin If uncalled for they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office on March 7 Postmaster C F Brown Note urging take the day off visit Lansing March 4 on special train at a low rate details in the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Bangle
James Campbell
B. A. Clapp
William H. Crawford
Austin Fowler
E. W. Franklin
C.F. Brown
Lansing
Marchi 4
Real estate transfers list across multiple townships and owners
A long notice lists numerous real estate transfers including McFaul and wife to Tanner and wife. Wheaton to Bias. Peabody to Fraser. Foglesong to D Harri son. Fisher to Besore. Hilsinger to Besore. Hi Carl to Doane. Miller to Taylor. Byard to Bambrough. Snelling to Gal lop. Crandell to Jacobs. Chambo to Fisher. Cohoon to Delevan. MacDonald to Nelson. Durkee to Mit. Hilsinger to O D p t ne sed. Includes sections 82 Arcada, 2 Fi M, 17 Alma, 84 Seville, and Alma, with various tracts and deeds recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFaul
Tanner
Arcada
Payne
Wheaton
Bias
Sanders
Alma
MacDonald
Nelson
Az Wheeler AW
Man responds to peril with discovery remedy claim
A fragmented ad style note from Manchester Ko RoR recounts a dramatic rescue and claims Dr King's New Discovery cured a severe cough and lung ailment. The writer asserts renewed health for themselves and ability to support four children, touting the remedy as a free trial and guaranteed treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eDnewa
Ray
Lewis Lagablin
Manchester
King
Innocent Cliffords Question Echoed by Teacher and Boy
A teacher asks Clifford who wrote the Junius letters. The boy responds in fear I I I don't know ma am I didn t write them. The scene captures a tense moment of accusation and uncertainty.
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Clifford
Junius
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Fdetroit Trust Company
Detroit
Michigan
Kari. Edwin C. Nichols
H. Averymaniel
Quirk. Jr Ealward
State
Sidney
Miller Jeise W. Gucdiriat
Wdds
Jonny Manso
Sammuel T. Douglas
Lucius Lilley
Zeta Sigma
Fred Fullerton
Bobby
Craig
Frank
Yimiey
Paul Revere
Barbara Fritche
Shendan
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Graves
Geo. D. Sutton
Ewing
Alma College
Ewings
Hugh Pack
James E. Mitchell
Rev
W.H. Long
Stanley Schenck
E. E. Fell
C. W. Sidebotham
S. B. Well
Byron Chapel
William S. Cooper
J. C. Foote
Marry E. Porter
A. F. Pratt
A. W. Beckner
Sherman L. Divine
Paul H. Bruske
B. S. Bates
William Winton
E. H. Casterlin
R. 5. Brown
W. F. Knox
Hugh Ronald
Charles McComb
West Pine River
Robert Stitt
Sumner
Hugh Harvey
Sumner Hoxie
Paniel Lang
Samuel Cleverdon
R.E. Paige
Mr. Samuel Story
Solomon Mangus
Pine River
Barney Spyder
John Sullivan
Sumner Center
Mre Kelley
Mra Elzia Kelley
West Ferris
Carl
Lena
Edmore
Alton Kellar
Fred DeYoune
Peter Closson
Clyde (Stevens
Alton Kollar
Jatters
M Kuolds
C F Morse
Nora DeYoung
Mew
Jagon Charch
Bay City
Onal
Ann Arbor
R. R
WM. C. R.A
M. C
Roundrip
J. E. Suydam, M. D
Woodworth Ave
Superior St
Jas. G. Kress
Opera House
F. A. Gill
Polasky Block
Donno
Insurange
John D. Spinney
Pollasky Elk
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C. A. DePlanta
Ona
G. B. Carl
State Savings Bank
G.H. Carl
MIR Oooo
Alma Eed
Bansill7
Swigart
Pire
Frank Jeffrey
Union Phone
Wright Ave
Maynard Pringle
Nion
Bell
O. H. Sprague
Poliasky
E. L. Hyde
Ity
J. E. McBanly & Co’y
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