Ithaca Daily Social Notes Count Stars in Visits
Ivy Palfrey of St Johns visits Ithaca this week. Numerous residents travel to Alma Rose hush Chicago Detroit and nearby towns for visits business and family. Pattengill Reunion planned for June 25 at Dr. Monforts home. Local residents swap updates on travel illness and housing projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Palfrey
St. Johns
L. Rockwell
Alma
Matthew Tracy
Rose Hush
Chas. Henderson
M. Scott
North Star
A. W
Chas
Belding
Leon Netsorg
Detroit
Wolf Network
N. C. Coleman
Farmington
Ithaes
Sadie Goodhue
Bannister
J. W. Broadbent
Grand Rapids
W. Althouse
H.C. Hull
Exon
Seville Township
Ithaca
W. Barnes
Forest Hill
Pattengill
J. N. Monfort
Willard Monfort
North Pine River
H. J. Crawford
DM. Tyrell
Frank Hattadis
Ashley
S. Vanduron
Elsie
J.B. Dardus
M. V. Holliday
Ames Farrel
Win Holliday
Bradford
Weansylvania
French
Portland
Oregin
FL. Wood
Rising San
Ohie
Jessie Reed
Robb
Duran
B. Sailth
Libbie Plancitan
L. C. Clark
Century-old Cure Claim Promises 100 Reward
An advertisement touts a $100 reward for proof that a new tonic or remedy cures a catarrh and related diseases. It claims dramatic health benefits and offers a large cash incentive if the product’s efficacy is demonstrated, citing testimonials and patient outcomes.
Arcada Center May 28 Farmer Letters on Spring Delays
Arcada Center notes show farmers lament spring delays with beets unsown many new buildings under construction Bo A Clark Seymour Muse Parks T A Bly Ford Montigel and others report home and barn projects while school prepares for summer vacation. social events include Mrs Eddy meeting a birthday surprise and plans for an ice cream social at Adams soul House along with Children s day observance and upcoming services at the schoolhouse. reports of lightning near Ford Montigel s barn and local rides and visits accompany construction news and farm work progress in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo A. Clark
Seymour Muse Ted
Aso Fl
T. A. Bly
Ford Montigel
Sumer
Ladies’ Old Society
Mrs. Eddy
Tiarry Milliken
Shepherd
Adams Soul House
Ubis Place
Jessie Clark
O. J. Duryee
Ray Taylors
Sugar beet prospects rise as local notes drift in
South Breckenridge reports a strong beet stand at Chisholm and sugar yield hopes. John Mead nears enclosure of his barn while A D Wilcox and Mrs Ostrander visit Saginaw and Swan Creek with Wilcox staying over Sunday and Ostrander planning a two week stay. Mrs Kenneth Mitchell admires a newly revealed bust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mead
A. D. Wilcox
Clark Ostrander
Saginaw
Swan Creek
Mr. Wilcox
Mrs. Ostrander
Chisholm
Kenneth Mitchell
Forest Hill News Roundup and Local Notes
Forest Hill report covers a damaged barn frame due to vandalism, receipt of lumber from Park Lake, and plans for a premier local barn project. Social notes include visits by Mrs. Traster and daughter, Mrs. Davidson’s return from Canada, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyle’s travel, C F Brown’s trip, a student exam, and visits from E Travers of Virginia. Banked by references to local weddings, a church program, and KO M T E A M travel plans to Alina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katentus
Park Lake
B. ‘Traster
Elsie
Mr. Davidson
Canada
KO. T. M
Alina
N Tiate
Fulton Visitors Likely Attend Bridgeville Baptism
Major Perkins and wife of Howard City visited Fulton on Saturday due to Mrs. J Gunderman’s serious illness. Judd Gunderman and wife arrived Sunday. Baptism is planned at Bridgeville next Sunday, per Mrs. J Druint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Perkins
Howard City
J. Gunderman
Judd Gunderman
Cane
Bridgeville
J. Druint
He Kept His Leg With Electric Bitters and Salve
A Hartford man recalls a twelve year old leg injury from a rusty wire. After two years of severe inflammation and a potential amputation, he used Electric Bitters and Becklen's Amnion Salve. His leg healed completely, and he praises the remedies for eruptions, skin issues, and blood disorders, with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Sullivan
Hartford
Conn
Becklen
Electric Bitter
Earth
Sharrar& Mulholholland
Langport notes and local travels in May draw
Langport and surrounding residents report multiple moves visits and travels. Mrs A Slade bought four carriages while W Gould visited Maple Rapids. Miss Higgins of Langport and Miss Ida Gowan of Merrill visited Mrs N E Sand. Chas Hill rides a new wheel. Julia Hudson returned from Elwell after completing her fourth term of school in Boyer district. Julia and Esabella Davis visited their aunt Mrs Jay Hill. Ett sustained a eye injury moving his engine. Frances Hudson visited Breckenridge. Ett and family Geo Hi and family and Mr and Mrs Gould left for near Mt Pleasant to operate a shingle and lumber mill aided by Gould and Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Slade
W. Gould
Maple Rapids
On Higgins
Langport
Ida Gowan
Merrill
N. E Sand
Chas, Hill
Julia Hudson
Elwell
Boyer District
Julia
Esabella Davis
Jay Hill
Etl
Frances Hudson
Breckenridge
E. Ett
Geo
Lawrence
Ould
Mt. Pleasant
Gould
Hill
Martha Bojte Guest of Flora Waldo in Pine River
Miss Martha Bojte was the guest of Miss Flora Waldo Sunday. Several locals on the sick list include Chas Goggin and Jay Alverson. Frank and Fred Chapin sold their farm to Albert Hyde and bought another near Breckenridge. Rain last Friday raised water, washing out the bridge and hindering travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Bojte
Flora Waldo
Chas. Goggin
L. Church
B. Church
Jay Alverson
Win. Bowers
Frank
Fred Chapin
Albert Hyde
Breckenridge
Wilk Place
Daniel Goggin
N. Fox
St. Louis
Rancie
Dunlap
Geo, Webb
Chapin Social Notes Reflect Local Travel and Events
Mrs May Williams returns to Sault Ste Marie after a four day visit with sister Mrs Eunice Bagar. Mrs Warren Weatherbee and daughter Lettie go to Maple Rapids with Weatherbee remaining for cancer treatment. Miss Maude Randall returns from the Upper Peninsula where she worked all winter. Elvert Harter was in Ashley. Fred Streeter and wife visited in Bannister. K T M to initiate a large class Wednesday June 4 with Elsie Tent assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Williams
Sault St. Marie
Eunice Bagar
Warren Weatherbee
Lettie
Maple Rapids
Weatherby
Maude Randall
Upper Peninsula
Elvert Harter
Ashley
Fred Streeter
Bannister
Pompeii Wool Market News And Local Occurrences</br>
May 21 report from Pompeii notes J W Payne driving a sho feat and selling wool. mentions G Jessup shipments of wool, Miss Aric McArthur visiting, and a local marriage. Courthouse events include Judge Dodds presiding in Ithaca May 1 and Judge Stine dismissing the Maple River drain No 142 writ, with an anticipated appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Payne
Tilis
Kimer Ash
Verrintan
Bieh Blood Fishortier Feck
Zellener
Circuit Court
Dodds
Ithaca
Stine
Maple River
Pediatric Ailments and Treatments Listed in Alma Station Ad
A historical Alma Michigan advertisement lists numerous common conditions such as colds, coughs, headaches, toothache, fever, whooping cough, and digestive issues. It promotes a patent medicine assortment sold by B. S. Whom in Alma with various remedies for children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.S. Whoh
Alma
Mich
Doan Name Earns Public Trust Says Detroit Man
A Detroit resident, Mr. Ron. Elliot of 14% High Street, recalls five years of kidney trouble and inflammatory rheumatism. He credits Down's Kidney Pills with curing his ailments after few boxes and urges friends to use them. The pills, priced 50 cents, are sold by Foster Milburn Co in Buffalo as sole U.S. agents. Remember the name Downs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Doan
Down
Detroit
Duan
Lim
Ron. Elliot
High Street
Mr. Down
Dean
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
U. S
Downs
Perrinton Notes From May 2 Entry
Andrew J. Allen returned from Gowanda New York via the Pan American route. Memorial services were held at the M E church with strong attendance and festive decorations. John Orcutt of Crystal visited his brother Frank. The Dalgleish sisters Wreatha and Margaret toured Carson City. J W Payne was in Pompeii town Saturday. Many Pompeii residents attended a K O T M LO T M meeting. D Cook and wife visited Ithaca and Pompeii. Mrs Blanch Clark remains quite ill with nervous prostration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Allen
Gowanda
New York
Mr. Allen
M. E
John Orcutt
Crystal
Frank
Wreatha
Margaret Dalgleish
Carson City
Satuday
J. W. Payne
Pompeii
LO. T. M
D. Cook
Ithaca
Blanch Clark
Inquest Concludes Coroner Jury Finds Cause of Death Similar
The coroner's jury at Ithaca deems no material difference in the deaths of Beatrice Bailey and James Bailey. They find that Beatrice Bailey and James Bailey died in Emerson township on May 26 by morphine administered by Sarah Quimby and that Elmer Quimby aided the crime. Jurors include Wall Brassey, Wo. B. Scarrinoop, Jimny Davis, Henry Reap, Gaylord HeLa, Jos Wh, Penny D, Perce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gritiot
Michitan
Ithaca
A. Dybok
Peery D. Pettit
Dlus
Apitie
Beatrice Bailey
James Bailey
Ithacy
Sarah Qulnby
Emerson
Thraica
Brice Batley
James Hatley
Quimby
Elmer Quimby
Sarah Quimby
Janes Bailey
Justice of the Peace
Wall Brassey
B.scarrinooop
Jimny Davis
Hiexny
Gaylord HeLa
Jos
Penny
Perce
A Raging Flood Destroys Telegraph Line and Cure
Charles C Ellis of Lisbon Indiana reported a flood washed a telegraph line he repaired. Standing waist deep in water he contracted a severe cold and cough. After failing to improve with local doctors he began Dr King's New Discovery and was cured after six bottles. The remedy is advertised by Sharrar and Mulholland with a price of 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. C Ellis
Lisbon
Oakland
Neb
Sioux City
Omata
Dr. King
Sharrar & Mulholland
St Louis News Briefs Reflect Tragic Deaths And Local Changes
May 21 reports a man in St Louis, Stawu Volet, died by self inflicted wrist wound caused by long illness. Funeral held. Geo. Moore joins Commercial Savings Bank as cashier in Alma June 1. Rev Chas O’Meara preached in city Episcopal church. Items note new residents, property transfers, college trip to Alma, dam steel arrival, and Maccabees preparing for a large class. Also listed are deaths, moves to Alma, excursions, business changes, and marriage licenses across several nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stawu Volet
Bt Louie
Sulelie
Weliek P
Geo. Moore
Geen Assiatiat Castler
Commercial Savings Bank
State Savings Bank of
Alma
Chas O'Meara
Detroit
Episcopal Church
de. Woulland
Findlay
Ohio
Joe Demmers
Saginaw St
Albion
Ino. Burns
Selmer
Center Street
Maccabees
Ostrander
Real Estate Transfers and Abbreviated Names Chronicle
A fragmented real estate transfer list featuring numerous individuals and surnames such as Minn Keeter Mary AL sharek Lol Se emery and others, with many orphaned fragments and partial names. The readable portion suggests a register of deeds activity or property transfers, listing multiple names, locations, and associations in a punctuated ledger style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minn Keeter
Emery Beers
Wahine TV Saat
Moure
Terry
Kaveberhoeker
Wits
Wallington
Dstoy
Sumner
Dieterson
Mary
Wilik
Jerry Vravie
Miwon
Chawlaiy
Hyde
Ramiuel
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Hood
Hood & Co
Lowell
Mans
Oticg
Arcada Center
Newark
Joseph Gearig
S. Johnson
Jacob Litwiller
Joel Peters
Joe Gearig
Clinton County
Henry Bentley
South Breckenridge
Fulton
S. W. Pine River
Chapin
Humphreys
Perrinton
Quimby Cave
Gev. L Pateh
W. TL Rennels
Complexy
Dan Altenburg
Will Barstow
St. Louis Friends
Wallace Smith
N. J. McCullough
Charles A. Percell
North Shade
Lottie M. Bidget
Middleton
Jesse Richmond
Pleasant Valles
Myra Batley
Win
Kelser
Seta
Kode
Ratane
Nelson Dusted
Arcada
Pearlstulth
Silvers
Abbott
Seville
Weber Eilen Abott
Geonme
Switeer
Abibe Hietiinis
Cuippewa Bala Asila
Alia
Eola Jilin
A. H. Lowry
Adare
Lecrene
Wim
W. C. Walker
Augusta Hospital
Berlin
Wright House
Imperial Hotel
Park House
Walker
Margerd
Tree
Roy
Walter Toom Land Pest
Eabauselon
Sin Felwin Spurry
de W
Vinnie Gockers
Edwin Speiry
Steauys
Walhsir
Waller
Ovid
Mick
Chus
Tadd
Hamburg
Tiesis
Chas Todd
Leo Laitwburt
Tate
Eile Crane
Lytmany
de Walker Au Ushy
Bright
Tr. Walker
Dirante
Wang Zea
W, C, Walker, M. D
Detroit, Mich
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