Correspondence from a Michigan town posted visits and local news
Mr and Mrs Harriswihe host daughter Mrs Baldwin of Chichen and Mrs Frivbie of Elwell who has been ill. Deputy Great Commander Adam Price visited Saturday. J C Moody returns from Park Lake Grey. Minnie Pontine of Alma visits sister Mrs Sullivan who is very ill. Wheat harvest begins this week. some farmers have 30 to 40 acres. July 15 set for a social at the town hall by the Happy Twenty Club. A family gathering at Mr and Mrs John Lanshaw's Sunday July 7 with two of their four children and families present. Mrs Bates returns from Cass City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Harriswihe
C. Baldwin
Chichen
Frivbie
Elwell
Wesley Sanda
Frankfort
Adam Price
J. C. Moody
Park Lake Grey
Moody
Minnie Pontine
Alma
Happy Twenty Club
John Lanshaw
PERRINTON July 3 Social Roundup
Mrs W French and daughter visiting at 1 K Durfee’s return to Lansing. Miss Belle McNish of Lansing guest of Mr and Mrs P.B. Durfee. TL J Curtis home from a visit. Teale Curtis back from southern trip. Geo Groom to Alta for a visit. Miss Equa Altenburg returns home. Dr T J Crawford and wife visit St Louis. Fred Furgeson of Toronto spent days with Dr Crawford. Many residents spent Fourth at Maple Rapids. Mrs J F Hake and daughter arrive to care for Mrs Hake who is poorly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta
Equa Altenburg
Bradley Musser
T. J. Crawford
St. Louis
Crawford
Fred Furgeson
Toronto
Canada
Maple Rapids
J. F. Hake
Attiva Olio
Hake
Catarrh Cure Scam Exposed in Flawed Patent Remedy
A dubious tonic touts internal cleansing and surface action for catarrh claiming top physicians endorse it. The brochure stresses a blend of tonics and a claim of miraculous results, urging readers to send payment for samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
Toledo
Prise
Mytsu
Extended visit and travels tied to Cleveland imports
Mrs Tyroler and her uncle daughter from Cleveland arrived by Monday for an extended visit to relatives and friends. Misch Hiaberi Sclums is due in Dig Rapids for a six week course at the Summer Nore hospital. Carl Paine of Cleveland plans extended visits with relatives in the city. Others from Cleveland and nearby towns are noted traveling or staying, with several names and vague destinations mentioned for a busy period of hospitality and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyroler
Cleveland
Dig Rapids
Carl Paine
Eliner Sutyadlo
Awa
Ely Seth Conk
Deo Duvet
Satnen
Saginaw
Pete Fay
Woy
Chodite
Bs Way
Tnt Hite Tis Np
Henry Meanite
Pire
D. Dikey
Carl Cilitide
Aed Morley
Hye Monlay Crideribis
Moss Steadman Et Clewetland
Elisely Monlay Fuer
Trenbuwnt
Che
Local notes and gatherings in Lakefield district week
Town visitors and residents are listed with arrivals and events including Rev Adams revival at Lakefield church, Miss Agnes Slaughters closing Oak Grove school term, and Gleaner picnic at Lakefield Center with Merris band. Local visits include Coon from Parnell, Webber from Sickers, Austin from Millford, and others. a new wheel for John Mangold and a heart trouble death of Mrs Eckert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sickles
Gell Wire
Wits
Vern Dixson
Chilson
C. Wo Coon
Parnell
Eugene Webber
Sickers
Dr. Bissett
Dr. Hale
M. W. Coot
Pod
Pease
Sehont
JH. Austin
Millford
Wwe
Archie McCall
Reuben Howard
Molen
S. O. Mills
Bay City
Shebaster
Saginaw
Win, Adams
Will Buros
Kate
Chicago
Bertha Hioterman
Leslie
Davison
Bannister
O. D. Miller's
Ward Clark
Messrs
Arch Clark
Roy Pagett
James Clark
Likefield
Helen Clark
Ypsilanti
Carl Mason
Lakefield Church
Rev. Adams
Wheeler
Hattie Penton
Man
Sherman Boyd
Fremont
Charlie Wodlasek
Detroit
Orla Bow
Tou Mayer
Thomas Landry
S’ringle
Ford
Jobin Mangold
C. D. Miller
A. Jonson
Agnes Slaughters
Oak Grove
North Star Thrum of Local Notes and Travel
North Star notes travelers from July and Bure Clark traveling to Detroit to join Ruby McDaid for a trip to Alpena. Lyons and family returned home Friday. Frank Ashworth helps supervise beet farms. North Star residents attended Ithaca races. Dave Hatten returns from St. Louis. Mrs. Courtright improves her house with porches. Rev J Beers assists revival at Pleasant Grove. Rev T D Denman back from Clare. Mr. King returns to Corunna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bure Clark
Detroit
Ruby McDaid
Alpena
Lyons
Frank Ashworth
Ithaca
Dave Hatten
St. Louis
Courtright
Rev
J. ©. Beers
Pleasant Grove
T. D. Denman
Clare
Mr. King
Corunna
Death notices and local life updates from South Breckenridge
Eunice Muscatt died at the home of Theodore Muscatt with June 25 services at the home. A large concourse attended the burial at Trends land Wighboro. Numerous local names and events follow, including property purchases, farm improvements, church conferences, and visits among residents, reflecting a snapshot of small town life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Muscatt
Theodore Muscatt
Trendsland
Wighboro
Little Burnee
Gary Tie Purchare
Tie Widdilty
Layule
A. A. Mitehwli
Buffilo Dl
Aldersan
Newark News Briefs From July First
The Tales of Tate uplift crop prospects while Mise Wilent Snyder returns from Oslo. Mrs Zeithi Allen and Mary Chattin travel to Petoskey for the summer. Orin Kinsel and Ed Gable with wives attend Alma Wo wild west show. Hook children recover from illness. Join Leste completes a new barn. Ethel Beechler returns from St Johns visiting. Lon Hagerman loses a valuable horse. frightened team ran away injuring one horse, shot due to injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Ethel Beechler
St. Johns
Lon Hagerman
Poor Millionaire Lately Starves in London
A Poor Millionaire Lately starved in London due to indigestion. Early use of Dr King's New Life Pills would have helped. The pills strengthen the stomach, aid digestion, promote assimilation, and improve appetite. Price 45 cents. Money back if not satisfied. Sold at Sharrar and Mulholland's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dr. King
Sharrar & Mulholland
Hood
Maccabee meet at St Louis City parade preparations
Large Maccabee gathering in St Louis City outlines extensive welcome plans with contests parades and special features. Officials announce events at the park after addresses, including best appearance prizes, fireman exhibits, band contests, and grand parade with fireworks. Tickets on sale for bus and rail excursions with prizes and sports open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maccabees
Ling
Bol Holiday & Co
J. Maccabee
Muste
Great
Great Hive
Cates
Business i
L. Best
Saginaw Street
Mill
Saxton Streets
God
Christhin Church
St. Louis
Pompeii social and family gathering report misspelled names
Dated local notes describe W Payne and family visiting Crystal Lake for about three weeks and attending Woodman events. Various guests and friends are named in a stream of fragmentary sentences about trips, picnics, music shows, and a river outing with few clear dates or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sdus
W. Payne
Crystal Lake
Woodman Bode
Jans Walker
Growvile
Ub Resshin
Tune Riek
Dean
Leite
Seara
TL Te
Pworth
New Haven Gossip and Local Notices
New Haven notes include Jidge-Born at Mir and Mrs das Wells and various delays. Lansing business visits by Pan McLaren and Brarer are recorded along with guests Mr and Mrs Chas Wier of Bikehart Indiana and Mr and Mrs David Irye of Summer. Lightning damaged Delaney’s house injuring no one. several sheep losses due to dogs prompt warning to dog owners. School meeting in Wermuth district adjourned to July 1 due to poor attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jidge
Mir
Das
Wells
Pan McLaren
Id. Brarer
Lansing
Chas, Wier
Hart
Indiana
Cheney Volng
David Irye
Summer
John
Delaney
Win Johnson
Geo
Crozier
June Davis
George
Duerr
Cube Razor
Neware
Wermuth
Pine River Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Returns
S. W. Pine River notes July 1 include Jesse Ellison returning to Ludington after a week with his father tie Ellison. Mrs J Hawley goes home to Jackson after two weeks with Mr and Mrs P J Adams. Flora Waldo, Clara Wahlman, Kay Wheaton and family are mentioned with several local visits and school closures amid Fourth of July activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Ellison
Ludington
Tie Ellison
J. Hawley
Jackson
P. J. Adams
Flora Waldo
Martha Teltz
Clara Wahlman
Ely
Kay Wheaton
Grand Ledge
Ed Adams
Real Estate Transfers Amid Turbulent Local Listings
A string of property transfers appears in a dense ledger of names and estates. Multiple individuals including Siruth Brigette Oyrecis, Betty Te Tand iniks, Kellie 1 Meatse ty Elbe, and others appear linked to parcels, with references to Wirewlith roads and Haven areas. The document lists numerous transfer actions, potential liens, and related civic notices across unnamed locales, suggesting a broad shuffle of ownership in a single period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siruth Brigette Oyrecis
Stekel
Brih McCatchet
Kellie
Wilson
Heigle
Alee Sk
A. W. Weighe
Arild Pier Hodd
Stens Ok Hk Gost
Landis Frank
Wang
Vaneht
Washingtone
Abrar
Angeline Wiles
News of
Haven
Wim M
Felver
Lanadon
Neill Carlyle
Aioe
Sarah Martin Adenie We
Avila
Eae
Norn Star
Teller
Cough Remedies and Health Pitches in Advertisements
A collage of old advertisements touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and One Minute Cough Care as cures for lung trouble and persistent coughs. It also promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Care for digestion, DeWitt’s Little Early Risers for liver and bowel issues, and general health claims tied to the Sharrar & Mulholland stationery. The articles feature testimonials and moral sayings, reflecting period ad language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Sale Y Sharrar & Mulholland
Tam
la Grippe
Sharrar & Mulholland
DeWitt
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Petlli
Covminiy
Pourlaele
Saul
Wilner
Welle Ofen
Dillons
Bay
Perrinton
Cas Toorra
Ashley
North Star
South Breckenridge
Beebe
Peter Insula
Meller
Ajd
Bare
Des Tried
Elizabeth Spear
Belding
Wes Charley
Mart Baker
Putter
Win
Houlden
Will Newton
Beckenridge
Sanderson
West Vinita
Newark
Thea
A. W. Chase
A. W. Chase Medicine Y
Buffalo, N
Central Michigan Association
ST. Louis City
Py. Niles Tll
Orten
Beneal
Mart's Tall
Wive
Ist
Pirine
Shs
Ilive
Ind
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Pompeii
New Haven
S. W. Pine River
A. H. Lowry
Tom
ephEly King
Alu
Om Olas
Druggins
Mae Sianbard One
Karu
Caldwell
Sharrar & Mulhitlawmt
Curtis Baker
Bookwalter
Ohio
Ite
Good Women
Bivins & Rhodes
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