Local notes from Sumner area a flurry of illness and events
Mrs Arthur Pugsley is on the sick list. Bates of Butternut visited. Elwell and Alma mentions. Bernard Graham ill with a rip. Cecil Phillips out of school due to sickness. Part of the dam washed out. Homer Hunt in Elwell weekend. Alf Osborn Wm Smart and Andrew Robson of the Soo visited. Mrs Wm Robson of Sauly Ste Marie ill but improving. A surprise party for Essie Yister on her 16th birthday. Richard and Bruce Lang in a buggy accident. Bruce injured. Greta Hoxie entertained friends. Cecil Phillips has a new piano. Lin Gee cut his hand needing stitches. Infant child of Mr and Mrs Leroy Kress buried. Pupil post card shower for ill teacher R E Page. In Albuquerque Mr Barden and Mr Childs on business. Mrs Sid Every and children visited. Rev Miller to Canada. Royal Neighbors quilt. Woodman lodge growing. Lois Every visiting Ferris. Mrs Raymond Duffield on list. Harvey of Alma visiting relatives. Mrs Webster and daughter visiting. M Tucker Loomis visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pe Gee
Alma
Ayersee
Orquer
Elwell
Bernard Graham
Cecil Phillips
Homer Hunt
Alf Osborn
Wm. Smart
Andrew Robson
Soo
John Robson
Iday
Wm. Robson
Sauly Ste. Marie
Greta Hoxie
Dessa Hicks
Elm Hall
Gerta Hoxie
Lin Gee
Dr. Graham
Leroy Kress
R. E. Page
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Barden
Childs
Tihaca
Sid
Belding
Rev. Miller
the Fox
Samlay
Canada
Woodwan Lodge
Lois
Ferris
Raymond Duffield
High Harvey
Revival brings good reports amid farm moves at Shepherd
East Coe reports revival meetings at the Disciple church yielding positive effects. Families relocate nearby as Frank Slasser D Hamilton move to Bannister and William Brooks moves into James Wilson’s former farm east of Shepherd. A neighborly birthday gathering for CR Converse ends with surprise visits as Mrs Converse recovers from an injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Conkling
Shepherd
Frank Slasser
D. Hamilton
Bannister
Gay
Coe Village
Win
Brooks
St Louis
James Wilson
Norton
Walter Gould
Anny Arbor
West Pine River local notes and visits in brief
Mrs Wirza Fleming remains under a doctor’s care. John Wilson visited relatives in Monroe last week. Tra Moody and family moved to Forest Hill. Ifred Hoover of Laning visited Fred Kye’s. Mr Fruchey and wife of Forest Ti called on Jim Hartman. P M Keys spent three days in Turrey on business. Grandma Wilson is quite ill. Roy Raycraft had a runaway last Saturday but no one was hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirza Fleming
John Wilson
Monroe
Tra Moody
Forest Hill
Ifred Hoover
Laning
Fred. Kye
Mr. Fruchey
Forest Ti
Jim Hartman
P.M. Keys
Turrey
Grandma Wilson
Roy Raycraft
LOGHS HAPPERINGS AND LOCAL NOTES SUMMARY
Mr and Mrs Price welcomed a bouncing girl Sunday. Miss Bessie Cramer travels to Boyne Falls to visit her parents for an extended stay. Mr and Mrs Walter Langhurst visit Toledo for a few days with relatives. Mr and Mrs Henry Brewbaker return from Jacksonville Fla after wintering in the south. Mrs F D Milikin returns to Lapeer after two weeks visiting her mother Mrs BE Anderson. The spring election court house issue again crops up as voters prepare for a warm campaign. Joseph Barton of Big Rapids secures the Republican nomination for Circuit judge in the Newaygo Mecosta district against several rivals. Michigan sugar companies report farmers signing up acreage to grow beets for next season, aiding factory planning and profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Langhurst
Toledo
Menry Brewbaker
Jacksonville
Fla
Brewbaker
South
F. D. Milikin
Lapeer
BE. A. Anderson
Court House
Wexford
Joseph Barton
Big Rapids
Newaygo-Mecosta
George Luton
Newaygo
A. B. Cogger
A. G. Day
Michigan Sugar Companies
Local Market Quotations Gathered Thursday Morning
Market prices across grains, hay, seeds, and livestock listed with quantities. Wheat and oats prices shown for No 1 white and No 2 red, corn and beans per bushel, plus hay by grade and ton, clover seed per bushel, and assorted livestock and dressed meat rates. Includes poultry, hides, tallow, vegetables, fruits, and dairy items with unit prices.
Rexall Orderlies Promise Satisfaction Guarantee
A Rexall ad touts Orderlies as a gentle safe remedy for constipation and bowel disorders. It claims they soothe the intestinal tract without purging or causing side effects and promises money back if not fully satisfactory. Sold in two sizes at the Rexall Store run by F C Grover Prep. Also mentions new binders at Baker's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Rexall Orderlies
F.C. Grover
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Alma Resident
Alma resident K Holiday testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved backache and kidney discomfort caused by irregular secretions. He cites improved strength and general condition after using the remedy from Chas Rhodes' Drug Store. Sold nationwide at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, NY, agents. Remember the name Dean's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Alma
K. Holiday
Pine Ave
Mich
Doan
Chas
Rhodes’ Drug Store
Doan & Kidney Pills
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United
Miss Edith Milshet Visits Sister in Blanchard
Miss Edith Milshet visits her sister in Blanchard. Dan Goggins buys Goggins' team at last Friday's sale. Miss Holda Ward of Alma visits Miss Floral Walro. Clyde Walle returns home from McGill to visit family before heading to St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Milshet
Blanchard
Herman Corrence
Dan Goggins
Holda Ward
Alma
Chicago
Mau Johnson
Lewis Butter
Mra Miran Cirrence
Hammel
Jade Seleene
Clyde Walle
McGill
New
BL McKinney
Miss Floral Waldo
St. Louis
Sloan Family Ailing and Move to Alma
Mr and Mrs Wm Sloan and daughter Mrs Won Bowers are at Alma with their ailing relative. Sloan has run the firm for over four decades and friends wish for her speedy recovery. Miss Leah Abbott and Miss Babel Abbott visited Mrs B McKinney and Frank Church on Sunday. Harry Tubbs drove into Alma when his horses ran away, tossing him from the saddle. Rogers witnessed the crash and aided him home. Tubbs was reported shaken but not severely hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Sloan
Won. Bowers
Sloan
Stoan
Alma
Leah
Babel Abbott
B. McKinney
Frank Church
Harry Tubbs
Zemo skin treatment ad at Central Drugstore
A dated notice from Central Drugstore promotes Zemo and Zemo soap for all ages with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The ad claims Zemo cures eczema pimples dandruff and other skin eruptions and invites customers to see the flaxon line at L. N. Bakers 168th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jstienoyaet
ZEMO
Wanted a thoroughly competent girl for general housework
A help wanted notice seeks a capable girl for general housework duties. Apply to Mrs. Sylvia Gaffney at her residence for consideration and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Gaffney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sumner
Arthur Pugsley
East Coe
West Pine River
Messinger’s
Messinger
Loghs Happerings
Mrs. Price
Bessie Cramer
Boyne Falls
Bic
Mantmnoth
Timothy
Oliver Day
Oliver
Earth
Oliver Gang
W. A. Patterson
Oliver Chilled Plow Co
South Bend
J. M. Montigel
D. W. Robinson
L. N. Baker's
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