County Correspondence from New Haven News
County notes from New Haven recount visits and illness in the community. Collin and family joined Burt Southward, Oscar Allinon moves into a vacated house, and Mrs. Southward remains ill. A surprise party at the Conartons honors their son Versi with dancing and a luncheon. Various local residents face illnesses, weddings, baby births, and harvest-related farm changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe Covell
Collins
Burt Southward
Oscar Allinon
P. Storm
Callaham
P. Conarton
Versi
Conarton
Floyd Linsday
Crystal Township
Alfred Balard
Hellen
Lansing
Charlie Langdon
John Derrick
Earnest Bigelow
Morse
U. B
Ed Akin
Beatrice Wiles
George Fortney
John Andrews
Mt. Georg Wermuth
Tthaca
Keep Your Skin Clear Ad About New Life Pills
An old advertisement promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as a remedy to improve complexion by keeping bowels active and regular. It claims the pills stimulate the liver flush the system purify the blood and deliver a clear healthy skin result. The copy notes the price is 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Town Line social notes and health ad from local column
Mrs B Worthing improves after illness. Neighbors visit and guests travel from Riverdale Alma Saginaw Stanton and Forest Hill. Family moves, birthdays, and local trips noted. A spring health advertisement promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a blood purifier and tonic for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Visiting relatives span St Louis to near St Charles
Mr and Mrs Schot and baby from near St Charles visited Willis Hopkins for Monday and Tuesday last week, then went to St Louis to see aunt Mrs John Nestle, returning Wednesday. Mrs Bessir Frost and two children from Frankfort visited their uncle, with Willis Hopkins family hosting Sunday callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Hamilton
Coe
Ton. Higeine
Clark Conklin
Shepherd
Higgins
Barnett Leonard
L. B. Leonard
Forest Hill
Leonard
Morrow Salsbury
Johnson Farm
Nellie Vroman
Montana
Glee Club
Alma College
Riverdale
M. E. Church
Walter Swope
Loraine
Ohio
Charles Green
Owoaxe
Alma
John la Clear
Glen Curmmin
Earl Saye
Otto Lacey
Cas More
James Metcalf
Sumner
Harry Way
William Way
Milton Veeder
Way
S. Sawkins
St Louis
Thursdday
Clyde Johnson
John Morton
Lile Nelson
Mr. Nelson
Wwillinrant
Rit
Merit Leonard Ia Quite
Wert
Riverdale Residents Visited Relatives in Grand Rapids
Mrs Browridge and Mrs Joe Browridge have been visiting relatives in Grand Rapids and Hastings for several weeks. Mrs BE M visited friends in Edmore. Mr and Mrs Petey Battles returned home Friday after a week with relatives in Ionia and Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Browridge
Grand Rapids
Hastings
BE. M
Edmore
Petey Battles
Ionia
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
An old style ad offering one hundred dollars reward for an incurable case of catarrh. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a 35 year trusted remedy that cleanses the blood and heals mucous surfaces. Readers are urged to start taking the cure and to seek testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
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