Rural Community Notices and Personal Visits
Mary Ross traveled to Ithaca on Thursday to work in a deanery Mrs Jacob Genders visited her son Alva in Mancelona last week RB Converse and wife visited relatives near St. Louis Sunday Will Seamans Moraga Leonard George Culver and Ray Childs are in the upper peninsula for a bunt Elder Rafter preached at the Disciples church in East Coe Sunday and may be hired for a year Many direct Terowers went to St Louis Monday pay day at the Sugar factory heavy rains hinder beets drawing Mr and Mrs E Strabel visited a sick daughter Mrs Lew Martin Jasver birthday party at W T Ross home Saturday guests included W W Ross and wife J I Davis and wife and GC A Davis and family many nice and useful gifts received from Ithaca Midland and other places
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Mary"Ross
Ithaca
Jacob
Genders
Mancelona
Alva
Converse
St. Louis
Will Seamans
Moraga Leonard
George Culver
Ray Childs
Upper Peninsula
Rafter
Disciples Church
East Coe
E. Strabel
Lew Martin Inz Jasver
W. T. Ross
W. W. Ross
Midland
J. 1 Davis
A.’ Davis
Midlana
Local Notes From Lansing to Edmore and Carson City
Elm Hall reports L. Brooks in Lansing for a few days while H. Cark spent Saturday in Hemlock. Bert Morton visited Alma with his brother Thomas. Edith Bailey stays with Mrs. George Butcher. Verne Johnson left Friday to join hunters who departed last week. Nina Corbin spent Sunday with Fred Munn. Mrs. Verne Johnson visits her aunt. Phelps of Riverdale noted. Isaac and Lew Wright moved with families to Edmore. Mrs. Janes Bennett of Carson City visited her parents, Jaspher and wife, over Sunday. Miss Anders, formerly with T. J. Blair, returned to Ferris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Morton
Alma
Thomas’ Morton
Edith Bailey
George Butcher
Verne Johnson
Hunters
Nina Corbin
Fred Munn
T. J. Blair
Ferris
Sumner Center Notices and Obituaries Highlight Community Events
Alma visitors and local greetings mark a busy period in Sumner Center with calls from Miss Lizzie Charter and Miss Lena Johnson, a birthday observance for A Peters, and a Sunday school convention planned for November 21 1909. The community mourns Andrew Johnson with funeral services at the Disciple church under Odd Fellows orders as neighbors extend sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Glover
Anderew Johnson
Sumner Wedersday
Mr. Johnson
Order of the
Odd Fellows
Sumner Center
Exile Ends as New Discovery Saves Suffering Exile
A man exiled from Glen Oak Oklahoma returns after six months with a fatal cough. He then uses Dr King’s New Discovery and recovers fully. The pamphlet claims the remedy cures coughs colds bronchitis hemorrhages asthma croup and whooping cough. 40 cents to 1.00 with trial bottle free guaranteed by F Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Oak
Okla
Dr. King
F. Brown
Five Gratiot County One Day Farmers Institutes Planned
Five one day farmers institutes are set for Ashley Ithaca Sumner Breckenridge and Forest Hill in Gratiot county this fall. Prof W F Raven of Michigan Agricultural College will speak with topics including soil conservation beans corn potatoes dairy farming silo and silage making and road improvement. Local managers will be named later and more details to follow next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratiot
Ashley
Ithaca
Sumner
Breckenridge
Forst Hill
W.F Raven
Michigan Agricultural College
Taft
MAC
Michigan Institute
Alma Social Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week
KE A Baldwin visited Alma Tuesday while H D Seaman works in errs for GQ. Beach Chas Van Deventer and Mr Redman of Ithaca spent Saturday evening in town. Morse’s baby ill late week. Sumner Grange and a one day fur traders institute planned for November with a Thanksgiving dance at the Maccatee ball. Mrs O A Houck of Riverdale visited her parents. Mr and Mrs BD Hawes, were in town Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, van Deventer
Mr. Redman
Ithaca
Furtrers’ Institute
Sumner
Sumner Grange
Maccatee
Crandell & Scottt
Alma
Scalded Boy’s Screams Spook Nebo Grandmother Mia Maria
A Nebo Kentucky woman Mia Maria Tylor recalls a scalding incident that frightened her as a child, describing the boy’s shrieks and the lasting impression it left on her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Maria ‘Tylor
Nebo, Ky
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Ora Johnson
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George Rockafellow
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KE. A. Baldwin
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Ann Arbor
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Wright
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Sidney
Sitter
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Frank Waddy
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Swigart
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