County News May 7 Local notices and updates
County News reports on residents' health and travel as well as local business plans. Mentions of Peter Cummaytlins, Geo Mitchell, Mrs S Wight, Mallet Barber under care, Henry Helfer and Tejulee, Lincol tid, Wilbur Markman, Mrs Margaret Martin, Dad Cornall, Art Kiery family, Mrs Ril Drew hosting relatives, brick yard plans, Mrs LD Lincoln’s death April 20, church funeral details, Geo English saw mill closed for summer, A J Pottip pair from North Star, Detroit Republican convention, house painting in Webster, Roland King and others at work, and King's New Life Tea to aid stomach and liver health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Cummaytlins
Geo
Mitchell
Personinl
S. Wight
Acrippe
Mallet Barber
Henry Helfer
Tejulee
Acon
Mexico
Wilbur Markman
Margaret Martin Ty
Ray Putman
Wallien
Dad Cornall
Crystal
Ril Drew
Ghee
LD. Lincoln
Saint Chirch
Wi. Cornwell
Maple Rapids May 4 marriage and local notes
Dr Geo Bliss and Miss Inez Conklin were married last Friday night. Geo Archer has raised a barn and painted his house. John Roberts suffers from boils on his neck. Mrs Dr W Redfern broke her wrist. Jesse Archer joined Woodmen Lodge. W S Barnard and wife visited Durand. Miss Lea Hubbell and Miss Emma Daniels visited Carson City. George Archer and wife visited North Shade. Eli Jones in Mulliken. Local youths attended Penora Sunday School convention. Maple Rapids baseball team grateful for support for gear. Edward Harden and Pane Murray bought and run a saloon in Middleton. Arthur Graham went to Mrs Tom Hoxie. Ladies Aid to meet with Rev and Mrs McComb. A J Haire home from St. Joe. Frank Stantoon back from the north. Robert Gamble and family attended funeral of Mrs Hatfield in St Louis. Miss Hessie Maxtod visiting Ithaca. Miss Hattie Mintoon sick with measles. John Barton of Ohio moved his family here. Mr and Mrs L Baker hosted guests with reminiscences and gifts. May the benificence bring joy and long life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo, K. Bliss
Inez Conklin
Geo. Archer
Wlso
John Roberts
Bolls
W. Redfern
Jesse Archer
W.S. Barnard
Durand
Lea Hubbell
Emma Daniels
Carson City
George Archer
Nort Shade
Eli Jones
Mulliken
Penora
Miple Rapids
Belp Gwt
Edward Harden
Pane Murry
Middleton
Arthur Agraham
Mays
Rey
McComb
A.J. Haire
Tome
St. Joes
Frank Stantoon
Robert Gamble
Cgawihle
Will Wannacott
Hatfield
St. Louis
Hessie Maxtod
Ithaca
Hattie Mintoon
Hieasles
Jono Barton
Ohio
Cramer
Riverdale Notes from May 7 Local Briefs
May 7 notices report Jack Evans losing his house after an early Sunday tire fire. Mrs. Whitney is on the sick list. Horton returns from Santiago. Frank Hudson heads to Onaway for work. A Bay birth announced May 4. Pred Hudson of Alma in town. Stoughton and wife visited near Sumner Sunday. Lee Houck travels to Ithaca on July. Mr. Miner is back in good health. The Maccabees repaired rooms above the barber shop. Mrs. Hutson visited a sister at Shepherd last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Evans
Whitney
Frank Hudson
Pred Hudson
Alma
Hy Stoughton
Sumner
Lee Houck
Ithaca
Miner
Wen
Ald
Wien
Forest Hill Notes From A May Rural Gathering
May Silas Moody returned Friday from Detroit where he attended the Republican convention as a delegate. G Barber of Mt. Pleasant visited on business. KO T M Tent hosted the O T M Hive with a reception and treated them Saturday evening. Bay family of Alma visited friends Sunday. Devery moved onto the Switzer farm. Mrs A V Packer is very low. Ed Wiley and wife visited W Michules Sunday. Pine River held a Sunday convention morning and evening May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Moody
Detroit
G. Barber
Mt. Pleasant
KO. T. M
Bay
Alma
Devery
Switzer Farm
A.V. Packer
Wiley and Wife
W. Michules
Davison Inon
Pine River
Local notes from Ashley area May events and openings
Mrs Mead and her son Henry visited in Alma over the weekend. Prof Cunningham and Miss Hale were in St Louis. Miss Winn attended the Teachers Association in St Louis and spent Sunday at home. Ellery Collins returned to Sunfield work. The Purpet-me Hot society social netted 87.50. Elder Weston planted shade trees at the parsonage and church. Myrtle Vickery opened a Milbory store on North Main, reports fair trade. Mr Spenser of Osceola county moved there, swapping his farm for Frank Woodman’s villa in town. Mrs Mills returned from Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
North Main Street
Spenser
Osceola County
Frank Woodman
Miss Margaret Walsh Dead in Detroit
ST LOUIS May 8 Miss Margaret Walsh died at Detroit Thursday May did of consumption The remains were brought to this city and at 2 mhay Monday the funeral was held from the Presbyterian church Miss Walsh had a very kind and affectionate disposition and beside father mother brothers and sisters she leaves a host of friends to mourn their loss Mrs Henry Tyroler left Saturday for Grand Rapids where she will make her home Mrs Sanford of Sonia is making an extended visit to her daughter Mrs John Burns Mrs Gee Eaton and Miss Sadie Pendelton of Merrill were in this city Monday W H Kenrick did business in Sag inaw Monday Chas Wilhelm is again at his post at Selmer s store He has been working at Saginaw for the past few weeks Deputy Great Commander Davey of Tawas is hustling Maccabee applications in this city this week Fred Bush of Virginia arrived in this city Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Walsh
Detroit
Presbyterian Church
John Burns
Gee
Eaton
Sadie Pendelton
Merrill
W. H. Kenrick
Saginaw
Chas
Wilhelm
Selmer
Davey
Tawas
Fred Bush
Virginia
Rathbone Notes and Local Updates May 7
Supervisor Puote is taking the assessment. Gene Hecker and wife were in town. Mr. Gove is laid up with rheumatism. Rathbone Sunday School workers will organize and elect officers Thursday evening. First session expected next Sunday morning. Pettit is in Ithaca, working the trade. Spear, shot in the arm last fall, to Ithaca. Navin has arm amputated. James Hopkins and wife, Breckenridge, staying with son Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puote
Gene Hecker
Gove
Rathbone
Pettit
Ithaca
Hbe
Wil Spear
Ithac
Mopfort
James Hopkins
Breckenridge
Marshall
Wheeler Notes From Wheeler and Nearby
Local notes recount residents laid up at home and at work. Jim Vanepps inable neck strain. Win Swope active in Merrill. Ora Hillick working in Merrell for Mrs Will Dunn. Geo Paland back from Mt Pleasant to visit family. Alma Vanness of South Wheeler guest of Mrs Bradford. Berd Goodnough of Mt Pleasant visits brother Frank. Jim Wilson’s father and Lorette Finharty visiting in Wheeler. Minnie Myers improving under Dr Clark. Mrs Nelson of Cedar Lake visiting sister Mrs Coland. B Bush and wife return from Saginaw after selling apples. Dee Brick back from Oneway winter work. Steve Vanorman returns home to Marshall after visit. Will Allen involved in brother Jim’s Alma movements. Dartington in Alma on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Vanepps
Ister Neck
Win
Swope
Merrill
Stave
Ora Hillick
Merrell
Will Dunn
Geo. Paland
Mt. Pleaent
Hnds
Alma Vanness
South Wheeler
Chas
Bradford
Berd Goodnough
Mt. Pleasent
Dee Brick
Oneway
Steve Vanorman
Marshall
Willi Allen
Jim
Alma
Dartington
Bie Ness
Woman Overcomes Peril With Electric Bitters
A woman facing a grim health crisis, with gall stones and severe jaundice, was saved after doctors failed to help. She credits Electric Bitters for curing a stomach, liver, and kidney trouble and restoring her health, praised by her physician and pharmacist.
Community Notes From Arcada Center May News Brief
Arcada Center items report Ed Clark staying at Henne Chiesinmee to work on a bas farm. Bly roofed a house. Maud Ruland was home over Jay Harkett moving to Alma. Farewells to Jay and wife, CH Houghtaling and W Hunter. Kaldy A Daymon wife and sister visit. Mrs Waiters with Mrs Shewansiy. Myrtle May Hackett infant died May 4 at home. Funeral at sehen house May 4. Rev Calahan offered comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Clark
Henne Chiesinmee
Bas Farm
Me Bly
Maud Ruland
Jay Harkett
Alma
Jay
CH Houghtaling
W. Hunter
Kaldy
A. Daymon
Pest
Duryee
Waiters
Shewansiy
Myrtle May Hackett
Minnie Miedkett
Sehen House
Calahan
Great remedy for coughs and lung troubles advertised
Martin of Dixie Kentucky testifies to Dr King's New Discovery. He claims it stopped his coughing and throat irritation and has been used by his family for four years. The ad touts it as the greatest remedy for coughs colds and throat chest and lung troubles priced at 1.00 with guaranteed satisfaction and trial bottles free at Sharrar and Mulholland drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Dixie
Dr King
Sharrar & Mulholland
Women and Men Suffer Kidney Trouble Alike
An old advertisement claims kidney trouble harms minds and ambitions in both women and men, noting children can be born with weak kidneys. It describes symptoms like frequent urination and bedwetting, and promotes Swamp Root as a remedy sold in fifty cent and one dollar sizes with strong marketing language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S — Free
Pam Thane
Swamp
Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Claims Severe Ailments Healed
Example is Better Than Precept. Hood's Sarsaparilla promises relief for scrofula and inflammatory rheumatism through testimonials. A reader claims complete cure after two attacks and notes renewed mobility, citing Hood's as the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
J. Lovee
Lax
Fargo Ave
Hultale
Ithaca News Bits of Personal and Local Happenings
Mrs B P Merrell Mrs K P Poot and Mrs W A Leet join the Grand Lodge Rathbone Sisters at Lansing this week. Frank Cowdery travels to Columbus Ohio for exam before the board of pharmacy. Will Waterbury returns to Chicago after visiting his mother and sister. Miss Georgia Cowles visited Alma over Sunday. Mrs Sara Wolfe called to Ithaca by her father Mr Smith’s accident returns to Dollanes. Miss Retta Chase hosted a party for about fifteen friends. Merrell and Horr plan a Paris trip around July 15 for four weeks. The walls of the new Nursing building are nearly finished. Mr and Mrs John P Mathews were in Cros s e Monday. Walter Burlingate of St Johns was in Ithaca several days last week. Some departments did not have school last Friday due to Teachers Association in St Louis. A baseball game at Ithaca fair grounds next Friday May 11 between Ithaca and St Louis high schools at 3:45 p m. Ithaca’s first season game at St Johns last Friday resulted in Ithaca victory. James Hoyt and Miss Cora Morse of Amerson married by Justice Beasley. Miss Kittie Richards, recent guest of her parents, returns to Mt Pleasant, Montany. Miss Gertrude Rinkerter, who gave readings in Ohio, returns home Monday. Mr Mathew I T Jones and Mrs Kittie Mills of North Star married at Perrington parsonage May 3. Mr Chas 1 Martin and Miss Edith Leploy of Newark married at Perrinton parsonage May 4. Mev D C Fleming et al. The Hay View Reading Circle will meet with Mrs A S Barber Thursday afternoon May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BP. Merrell
K.P. Poot
W. A. Leet
Grand Lodge of Rathbone Sisters
Lansing
Frank Cowdery
Columbus
Ohio
Pharmacy
Will Waterbury
Chicago
Goorgia Cowles
Alma
Sara Wolfe
Ithaca
Smith
Dollanes
Retta Chase
FO. Merrell
FL Horr
Paris
John P. Mathews
Cwosse
Walter Burlingate
St Johns
Teachers’ Association
St. Louis
Ithaca Fair Grounds
St. Johns
James Hoyt
Cora Morse
Amerson
Justice Beasley
Magath Noo
Kittie Richards
Mt. Pleasant
Oormal Montany
Gertrude Rinkerter
U. RB. Parsonage
Perrinium
D.C. Lene Twin
Mathew IT. Jones
Kittie Mills
North Star
Chas
Martin
Edith
Leploy
Newark
Bo Parsinage
Perrinton
D.C
PERRINTON NOTES ROLL CALL FOR LOCAL POSTS AND PLANS
May events include depot shifts at Greenville with A Bovee in charge and new station roles for Cook Chirk and Connell. Local electric railroad prospects eyed, families visit Pompet and Earl Renard. Residents paint homes, order doggies from Jackson Buggy Works, and band practice picks up. Decoration Day plans discussed at GA R ball, May 18. Dean & Dodge sell farm implements as prosperity sign. Public notices and local ads close with DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bovee
Greenville
del Cook
Pompeti
Frank Chirk
Will Connell
Renard
Earl
Pompet
A.C. Gillett
Po Hardy
Amon Stone
J. L. Richard
Clarence Schultz
Fred Wilson
Jackson
GA. R. Ball
Dean & Dodge
Jackson Buggy Co
Fulton Center May 7 Updates On Local Events And Licenses
Local notes from Fulton Center dated May 7 report visits by residents to Henry Collett and family, a May 6 marriage at the bride’s parents, magnetic healing diploma for Ruppert, measles cases attended by Dr Shirt, and various farm and household updates. The issue lists marriage licenses for several couples and outlines circuit court dispositions, with multiple cases and sentences noted. An advertisement for Ruecklen's Arnica Salve promotes its use for injuries and skin conditions.
Real estate transfers and notices amid mixed records
Fragmented real estate transfer text shows names such as Chas Replogle and several individuals, with scattered notes on land, payments, and legal actions. The blend includes health remedy mentions and unrelated anecdotes, indicating an OCR collage of multiple items rather than a coherent single report.
Twenty Years of Kidney Cure Praised in Michigan Case
A Grand Rapids resident touts Downs Kidney Pills after decades of kidney trouble and rheumatic pain. The letter extols relief from back pain, stiffness, and fatigue, crediting the remedy for improved mobility and daily function, with multiple endorsements from local merchants and physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Grand Sapits
Mradoc
Gardner
No. 40
Second Street
Dean Kidney
Wilix Mmuke
Dean
All Deaters
Poster Miliura Co
Wuffaly N.Y. Selengdoty
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Geo. Eoglish
A. J. Pottip
Hotere Seidler
Lady Iron Ashley
Gen. Prive
John Seaver
LL. Seaver
Dell Cook
Merrinton
Webster
Roland King
Lye Micks
Sunda
J.D. Gilles
Lydia Peters
Roberts
Stith
Maple Rapids
Mra. L. Baker
Riverdale
Horton
Santiago
Forest Hill
Ashley
PY Cheney & OO
Aderstand
Tetean & Mangin
Wheeler
Arcada Center
Hoods Sarvapark
Hoods
I . Kennedy
Roanoke
Tenn
DeWitt
Fulton Center
Mr. Everest
Sethiton
Henry Collett
Hirne
Will Collett
Stade
Tuttle
Kitlow
Wm. Baker
King
Stevens
Perrleton
Maud Mranels
Will Metayer
Washington
Joy
Peace
Ruppert
Ulton
Shirt
Mr. Crom
Reed
Newton Arnold
Boro
Raa
Ao Wit
April Ded
David Norton
Exe Box
Peter Greenswire
Kreenswith
Wnas
J. Martin
Edith. Lepley
Samuel W. Guest
Ithavus Marlotte Perry
Jaros Hoyt
Emerson Cora Morse
Metzger
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Perrngton
Circuit Court
David Dadder
Ada
Moople
Everett Lonsnis
Pooply
Harry Reneway
Turgery
Leon Monts
Alnihs
Marquette
Pripry
Glen Baker
Meaded
Fegornizmcd
The
People
George Holland Petiury
Recoentrance
Antil
Matilda Miller
Ruecklen
Cyelist
Sharrur & Mutherland
Ile
Furrenp
Helen
Kemp
Punasa
Serateh
Borith Winstie
Atwater
Foley
Sharrer & Mulholland
Grand Rapids
Voley
Stiarrar
Maiholland
Chamberlain
Sule
Bivins & Rhodes
Wo “de Witt
D. J. Moore
J Millbrook
Ala
Sharrar S& Mulholland
Niu
Justice of the Peace
Crosby
Miss
Hell
Wo Wilkinson
Albany
Sharrar& Mulholland
W. S. Musser
Millhein
Sharrar & Mulholand
Juho i. Clifford
Norwood House
Norwood
N.Y
Draggists
A Aa
Balire
Basie
Bane Kort
Castoria
Eerth
Warner
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