County News Mixes Names and Local Happenings
Bessie Swope is sick. John Mort of Bredensilge owned Sunday. Mrs Hoine left Saturday for a visit with friends at Care. A sleigh ride crowd and locals attended events Saturday evening. Newel Bradford and George Poland visited St Teouls Saturday. Lovtlee Add watered with Mig. ile worth Wednesday and a lecture at Breckenridge Monday night. Miss Aude Hawkins of St. Laila spending a week with parents. Mr Veilder of Jackson visiting friends returned Monday. Rider Young begins gospel meetings next week at the M ehisrehhi Unis place. A western cyclone last Sunday evening struck southeastern town, damaging Newel Boxford’s house but causing no serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Swope
Cnn
John Mort
Bredensilge
Waalt
Mr Veilder
Jackson
Rider Young
Mehisrehhi Unis
House of
Newel Boxford
Concert and social notes from Forest HM area
Miss May Parmer returned to Month ee last Monday while Mr and Mrs Griffin hosted a Crystal cousin. K O U T M installed officers. Albert Shaw visited Rev Curl over Sunday. Box social proceeds topped seven dollars. A church phonograph entertainment runs tonight with ten cent admission. Geo Hulman plans a Ohio to Pennsylvania visit. Lotta Baycraft celebrated fifteenth birthday. she received two gold hogs from mother and company. Burdock Blood Hitters advertise locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Parmer
Monthee
Griffin
Crystal
Almon Leonard
Pleasant Hidge
Albert Shaw
North Star
Curl
N. Shepherd
Shepherd
Geo. F. Hulman
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Fiy
Mise Lotta Baycraft
Rebourn
Ste
SETHTON Mrs Murphy 14 on sick list and meetings held
Haphazard notes report Mrs Murphy on the sick list and Alvin Everest hosting friends near there. Miller and Brillhart plan moves, Nora Brader listed on mock list, and lecture receipts disputed. Large crowds attend nightly meetings with Wood’s Norway Pine syrup marketed as best medicine.
Wilber Stratton Follows John Page Visit in July Week
Readable notes report Wilber Stratton traveling to St John in July for a week. A surprise occurred at John Page's home one evening that week. M. Wooley has returned to Allbat and plans to move back to Michigan with his family in about six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber Stratton
St. John Fn
John Page
Wooley
Michigan
Wood Bee at Win Level Saturday Afternoon
Residents attended a community event at the Lannister School house where Jim Mary and Eva Wooley took part. Teachers received praise for their preparation and performance reflecting positively on the school and local entertainments.
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Lach
Jim
Mary
Eva Wooley
Lannister School
Debating Society Ret Meeting at Beechler House
Local notes describe a meeting at Beechler sales house from the debating society with mentions of visits to Mt. Pleasant, Rosebush, and Colon. A party at Mr Koowltot’s honored Jacob Foote, with about 35 attendees enjoying the evening. An incident at the school house relates to a sleigh tongue breaking and a runaway dogless carriage, no injuries.
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He Kishey
One Al Strouse horse dies from internal injury
Al Strouse loses a horse after a recent runaway, with internal injuries cited. Clinton County funeral for a grandchild noted, Alfred Monroe sustains a sore head from inflammation of the brain coverings, and Phil Hetle moves freight. A new Davis sewing machine owned by Mrs Ailney Dobson is highlighted, Loren Utter welcomes his sixth child, a boy, and a vacant store space awaits a lessee. A new Sunday school was organized at the little church held at 4:50 with usual Sunday school at the Davis schoolhouse. an old fashioned spelling school at the Davis schoolhouse Friday evening begins with Harrington’s speller. The event promises a social for attendees with no collection or admission.
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al. Strouse
Hanford
Clinton County
Thia
Alfred Monroe
Phil Hetle
Ailney Dobson
Davis
Merrill
Loren Utter
Loren
Davia
Frestay
Harrington
Alma Local Notes and Developments
Alma briefs report Bert Woodward gaining control of Paughoer saw mill for Ghia place K Mayt improves after illness Hooper sells Marion Park farm to Alex U Derry Rumor of Alma Creamery adding cheese making facilities Dr A C B Lagley plans new home J F P Schwarte builds furnace to cut heating costs Vertmulen travels to California April 1 to British Columbia trip Lobb Hayt’s grocery to move to new TA Ely building near Webb’s drug store Caple Hall building near completion March end Minatrel show by Alma fire department draws large crowd and raises funds.
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Bert Woodward
Paughoer
Ghia Place
Mayt
Cauch Beter
Hooper
Marion Park Farm
Four Mille
Aja
Alex U Derry
Alma Creamery
Acb Lagley
J. FP. Schwarte
Howtelerk
Hayt
Will
TA. Ely
Webb
Caple & Hall
Gratiot
T. A. Ely
Pri
Wi Otler Sean
Ely
Almatre
The Entering Wedge of a Fatal Complaint
A slight cold may start a fatal complaint as the text notes. It urges having Ayera Cherry Pectoral readily available to provide prompt relief in emergencies. The tone emphasizes quick, reliable treatment as a preventive measure against serious illness.
Deaths and sickness touch Crystal in sad town notes
Roy Davidson and Mr Watt Wayler are very ill while Mrs Amanda Metcalf Evite dies after a long illness. Mrs Geselman and children suffer whooping cough. Funeral services for Mrs Evite were held at the First Baptist church with Rev Vet of Carson delivering the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Davidson
Joan Bo Taylor
Watt Wayler
Pierson
Indiana
D. J. Tively
Greenville
Geselman
Gough
KE Westover
Clitaque
Riggs
Amanda Metcalf Evite
Jay Evand
Hertwaldt
Elie
Taediedt
Gould Do
Geo
Metcalf
Lotaive Elrele
Manda
First Bay Fist Church
Vet of Carson
Iau
Burk
Mra
Evans
Crystal
Breckenridge Notes And Local Events In A Small Town
Breckenridge residents report recovered illnesses, school birthday observance, new clerk at A Chisholm & Son, and a thaw that melted ice. Alma principal Ralph Ely visited W O Watson, while a successful L OWT M literary meeting and a Sunday school convention in St Louis drew crowds. Sermons at the M E church covered Prayer and Purity with Washburn lecture drawing a full house. Residents discuss local church events, union Sunday school organization, Breckenridge Glee Club performances, a green iron rivet mishap, and local law enforcement debates amid temperance concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Oberlin
Washington
Chas. Entrekin
A. Chisholm & Son
Ralph Ely
Alma
W.O. Watson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Frank Sextus
St. Louis
J. A. McGreaham
Congregational Church
M. E. Church
T. Waggoner
Batley
School House
G. M. Washburn
Saginaw
Breckenridge Glee Club
Dowd
John Green
Ufteen
Lesille
Local Notice Tidings From Town Meeting
Fragmentary report notes Mrs Samuel Butlow and new resident Fred Coly near town. Mention of a disappointing dance crowd around 2200 and Mrs Avery returning for John Fowler. Citizens who do not pros marched into church Sunday and observed Rider McCarty P12 as a token.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Butlow
Fred Coly
Avery
John Fowler
Riverdash Supply Worries Mil to Weather Winter
In a fragment from a river town item, concerns rise over the stave mill’s winter operations as worries about oil and bolt supplies persist amid cold conditions. Officials note ongoing efforts to secure materials and keep the plant running.
Notes on Health, Weather, and Local Moves in Alma Area
Local items report a physician warning about lung inflammation due to neglect and the need for care. Loggers work upstream to secure farmers’ pay, while fraternal tensions among Maccabees spark debate. Community notices mention a blood purifier, recent town visitors, farm trades, an upcoming express office, and a GAR benefit concert that raised about seven dollars. L. Lough plans a trip to St Louis with possible family relocation.
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H. Horton
Gardner & Peterman
Io Riverdale
The
Maccabees
A Brilliant Affair Ends Ithaca Um-zo-ee Club Season
For two years Ithaca’s Um-zo-ee lovers of a game hosted a brilliant affair marked by refined entertainments. The final event Monday featured fine spread, prompt play at ten tables starting 6 o clock and concluding about 8:40. Prizes went to C. E. Goodwin and Mrs. G. B. H. Sawyer, with PF. W. Warner and Mrs. Join Jeffery taking second. Supper followed, menus praised, toasts given by O. M. Everden as toastmaster, Joan T. Mathews, Mrs. W. A. Leet, and G. H. Sawyer delivering brief witty speeches. The club plans to make the banquet an annual feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Palmer
C. E. Goodwin
GB. BH. Sawyer Wieners
PF. W. Warner
Mra
Jeffery
O. M. Everden
Joan T. Mathews
W. A. Leet
IH. Sawyer
Shifting Bands Real Estate Transfers in Gratio County
List of real estate transfers for the week ending Feb 22 in Gratio County. Transactions include Rachel Lyon to Henry Passenger in North Shade, Sarah A. Bigelow to Thos Bailey in Pine River, Mary Fisher to Helen Woodward in Seville, John W. Chambers to Daniel Chambers in North Shade, Thidier to Mary bb, Mure phy lots 22 and 828 in Ashley, Joseph A. DesErain and wife to Andrew Emevine in DIK A, Tthaea, and eevee 5.
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sTanrapee
Real Hetate
Gratio
Rachel Lyon
Henry
North Shade
Sarah A. Bigelow
Thos. Bailey
Pine River
Mary Fisher
Helen Woodward
Seville
W. Chambers
Daniel i Chambers
Thidier
Mary Bb. Murephy
Lota
Ashley
Joseph A
DesErain
Andrew Emevine
Dik A
Tthaea
Eevee
Fragmented Deeds and Transfers Across City Plats
An OCR sourced list shows numerous property transfers and ownership notes in St Louis Ithaca and Lafayette areas. Names include Lester B Jackman Elizabeth Wolley Emerson Currier Nancy Brand Jennie Warren William Kennels Albertine Failing and others with described parcel positions such as ne nw sec 17 se of nw sek and blocks and plats among Curtis Wheeler and Wood Gibbs firms. The readout mixes several scattered deed snippets and tract references across multiple neighborhoods and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester B. Jackman
Elizabeth Wolley
Seville
Joseph Barter
Calvin Dd. Stevens
Giddings
St Louis
Daniel
Brand
John Spear
Emerson
Currier
Nancy J Brand
Jennie Warren
William J. Kennels
Holdgomb & Evans
St. Louis
Daniel Failing
Albertes H. Failing
Emer
Son
Speaking of Dogs and Cheeks in Heralded Tales
A fragmentary miscellany recalls the value of canine companions over humans, praising dogs for listening and never quarreling. It cites Jerome and Montmorency's chronicler and contrasts with Crettleman's Magazine observations on dogs. The piece then describes a London merchant who prints his portrait on checks, delighting some and vexing others as the illustration evolves through banking exchanges.
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Muse
Bob Jakin
Leo
George Eliot
Jerome
Montmorency
Misa Brown
Mr. Jones
Mise Robinson
Crettleman's
Hank
London
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