From the Record's Forty Special Correspondents
J Fleming spent Sunday with his mother Mia Fleming KE. Sullivan and wife spent last week with friends in Carson City. Cora and Vira Fleming spent Sunday at J Fleming's. Grandpa Lanshaw is poorly again. E A Daily and wife entertained their daughter Mrs Hammond of St Louis Sunday. Several from this vicinity attended the Elwell entertainment Saturday night. W A Herren of Finch Ark reports Foley's Kidney Cure cured a terrible kidney and bladder trouble two doctors gave up. Geo Sharrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fleming
Mia
Fleming
W. ©. Sullivan
Carson City
Cora
Vira Fleming
Grandpa Lanshaw
E. A. Daily
Hammond
St. Louis
Elwell
W. A. Herren
Finch, Ark
Foley
Geo
Sharrar
Depot repairs and local notes in Elwell area
Henry Crum moved into a new home near Geo Shelton. Geo Willard visited on business. Fred Davis of Muskegon works on the local section as carpenters and painters repair the depot. Thieves robbed I F Hill’s store by blowing the safe, $40 for the Telephone Co. in the safe. Sunday services moved to 3 PM. Chas Caple visited town. Read about telegraphy schooling and trade mastery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Crum
Geo. Shelton
Geo. Willard
Fred Davis
Muskegon
C. E. Hoag
Alma
I. F. Hillsinger
Central Pine River Social Weekend Visits
Central Pine River notes show Mr. and Mrs. E Pell of Detroit and Harry Hanley of Saginaw visiting sister Mrs. Jas Mills. Dan Goggin and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Slone's family. Wilkinson and wife visited A McCoy in Westabarg. Mrs. L N Chareh of Alwa and Granger visited Fr Slone. B Zink moved onto Nate Roger farm. Fred Rogers hosted by Ervin Rogers on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. ©. Pell
Detroit
Harry Hanley
Saginaw
Jas. Mills
Dan Goggin
Wm. Slone
Dave Wilkinson
Mrs. A. McCoy
Westabarg
Fresh air exercise and Scott's Emulsion amid consumption cure plan
The article notes no specific cure for consumption and suggests fresh air exercise and nourishing food aided by Scott's Emulsion. It mentions immense numbers suffering from tuberculosis and recalls cod liver oil as a traditional remedy, though in older forms it offered little benefit. the reader is told they can take the proposed regimen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Pierese
Local Notes From Southeast Ferris and Nearby Areas
Mrs Mary E Ditto and Mrs E J Philomew visiting brother Horatio Stearns in Osio. Willard Robbins began work at Alma Sugar Factory. Residents attended Maple Grove schoolhouse telephone social. Chas Josephs moved to Mr Wright's farm near Alma with Maude Sherman accompanying them. Augene Osterhout spent Sunday with friends near McBrides. Reed and family visited Alvin Stephens and family. Charley Griffin lost eight sheep to dogs. Milt Flint and wife attended funeral of M G More of Carson City. Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea advertised 35 cents, for indigestion and other pains. Chas Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Ditto
E. J. Philomew
Osio
Horatio Stearns
Willard Robbins
Alma
Maple Grove
Chas
Joseph
Ithaca couple wed as town greets with revelry
Chas Knapp and Miss Augusta Deline were married at Ithaca last Thursday. After a wedding party with bells and cigars, they returned to the bride's home. The newlyweds left on the morning train for Ohio amid well wishes from friends. A notice mentions Fox visits and relatives across Michigan communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Fox
Ithaca
Florence Colburn
Myrtie Haviland
Little Son
Bay City
Maud Moore
St. Louis
W. H. Fox
Saginaw
Chas, Knapp
Augusta Deline
Ohio
Local social notes from New Haven and Mr Pleasant
SETHTON Mr and Mrs WY HH Gardner were guests of Eugene Drew of New Haven Spencer Hodge is moving into the Johnston house Mrs LH Willcox entertained Ransom Holiday and family of Mr Pleasant Mr Charles Holiday and family and Mr and Mrs Albert Joslin of Egypt Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WY. HH. Gardner
Eugene Drew
New Haven
Spencer Hodge
Johnston House
L. H. Willcox
Ransom Holiday
Mr. Pleasant
Charles Holiday
Albert Joslin
Egypt
Local Social and Family Notes From Eln Hall Area
Mrs. E D Estee visited Mrs. Jane Lott in Eln Hall over Sunday. Mrs. G D Wright of Cadillac was guest of Billen family. Seymour Parker purchased Mrs M Jones house in Bissel's addition. Born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Conrad a boy. Mrs Robinson moved in with Mrs Satliff on Maple Ave. Wilbur Strable attended county seat Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Clifford Childs returned from Chicago Monday. Mr and Mrs H Bassett back from Gratiot county after two weeks. Mrs Wiley returned to Alma after visiting daughter Mrs J P Gillman and family. Mrs Rachel Wendt, long in Milwaukee, is home again. Celery King health ad urges beware imitation celery tea, 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Estee
Eln Hall
Jane Lott
G. D. Wright
Cadillac
Billen and Family
Clarence Conrad
Robinson
Clifford Childs
Chicago
H. Bassett
Gratiot County
Wiley
Alma
J. P. Gillman
I. T. Gillman
Rowe
Pasadena
California
Rachel Wendt
Milwaukee
Sumner Center visits and family gatherings noted
Andrew Johnson and daughter Lena visited relatives near Westaburg Sunday. Ida Huff of Hillsdale county and Susie Church near Alma visited aunt Mrs Anna Kress Sunday. Mrs Strickland near Sumner visited daughter Mrs Roy Kress Monday. Mrs James Halett ill. Dr Graham attends. Fern Childs in Erin Hall Sunday. Chas Hamilton of Palo spent weekend with N B Collins. Harry Sherman family from Pine River visited NB Collins. Burton Gee hosted a reception for son and wife last Thursday. Lena Johnson hosted a Halloween party Tuesday with friends in costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Johnson
Lena
Westaburg
Ida Huff
Hillsdale County
Susie Church
Alma
Anna Kress
Strickland
Sumner
Roy Kress
James Halett i
Dr. Graham
Fern Childs
Erin Hall
Harry Sherman
Pine River
NB. Collins
Resolutions on Death of Zilpa Ring by W F M Society
Members of the W F M Society of the M E church express sorrow at the death of sister Zilpa Ring and extend heartfelt sympathy to her husband and children. They authorize printing these resolutions in local papers, providing a copy to the family, and asking them to be recorded in society records. Presented by Leora E Latimer Hester R Brock and Kittie Dunham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. M. Society
M. E. Church
Waaerreas
Zilpa
Wherreas
Rewmlove
Leora E. Latimer
Hester R. Brock
Kittie Dunham
Resolutions of Respect for Mrs Elinora Clark
Best Arbor A C O G adopts resolutions on the death of Elinora Clark. The lodge expresses sympathy to her husband and son, drapes its charter for thirty days, and sends copies to the family and records. Signatures: Mrs D J Best Mrs Alvin Miller Mrs Wm Bowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best Arbor
Elinora Clark
Arbur
Best Arbor No
D. J. Best
Alvin Miller
Wm. Bowman
Sunday Excursion to Toledo From Ann Arbor Railroad
Am Ann Arbor Railroad plans a Sunday trip to Toledo on November 12 leaving Alma at 6:49 am. Round trip fares: $1.50 from Alma, 75 cents to Owosso, and $1.25 to Ann Arbor. Also mentions Foley remedies and Dean's Ointment ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ann Arbor Railroad
Alma
Owosso
Ann Arbor
Saved by Dynamite and Cough Remedies Time
A reader from Calhoun Ga narrates how a severe cough kept his wife awake. After two doctors failed, Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds eased the cough and aided sleep. The testimonial notes it is sold at local stores with a guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Gray
Calhoun
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ROYAL
Round Oak Heating Store
Beckwith
Dowagiac
Canle-Soule Hardware Company
Central
Mich. Produce Co
Alma, Mich
County News
West Pine River
P. J. Hilsinger
Clara Layman
Chas. Caple
Aptt
COT LS
Southeast
Ferris
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Rhodes
FOX
Bertock
Sethton
Seymour Parker
M. Jones
Bissel
Sumner Center
Chas, Hamilton
Palo
Saunday
Mrs
N. B. Collins
Dean
Brandes
Ted
Dr. VY Pierce
Buf- N.Y
Pierce
Oah
Spalding
H. Hubbard
Ng Alley
P. W. Greaser
Real Estate and Insurance
Office Pollasky Bik
W. W. Kinch
Isis It
Pension Attorney Office
Alma Public Building
Ee Phone A
Swigart & Morden
Sais
Insurance
John D. Spiniey
Phone No
W. Swan
I. N. Takers
Guy Barber Shop
L Pratt
Cue Jean and Neat
Sage
Pratt
Gale
Cade
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