Grange Heights Social Round Up and Local Notes
Jasper Nevins suffers from a carbuncle on his leg while Miss Fannie Sharrar attended the wedding of Miss Bertha Garlock. Miss Innis Lang went to the Teachers Institute. Mr and Mrs Frank Keefer hosted Will Beverly and family and Miss Turner from Pleasant Valley. Parvis hosted by Mrs Will Godfrey. Mrs Alvin Miller met Stes Floster Patterson en route west. Foley’s Honey and Tar recommended for coughs. Geo E Sharrar referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Nevins
Fannie Sharrar
Bertha Garlock
Innis Lang
Teachers’ Institute
Frank Keefer
Will Beverly
Family
Mr. Keefer
Nice
Miss Turner
Pleasant Valley
Fox Grove Social Roundup and Local News
Mrs Nunn visited Mrs Hoffman and Mrs Shook last Thursday. Mrs Marsh visits her nephew Pearl Freeland of St Louis. Revival meetings continue this week. Mrs William Harris is poorly. Nell Harris and family moved to town for the winter. School has commenced in district No Ridge Colliery. A resident with rheumatism cannot be outdoors. A Foxes Hall dance last Friday night was a success. Oliver Moore entertained Mr and Mrs Will Canswell of St Louis, and Fred Shook and family last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nunn Visted
Hoffman
Shook
Marsh
Pearl Freeland
St. Louis
William Harris
Nell Harris
Fox's Hall
Oliver Moore
Will Canswell
Fred Shook
Local Notes: Residents Tied to Ill Health and Visits
County residents report illnesses and health improvements while many folk visit relatives. Names include Mrs Suffin Mrs Street Myron Hipolite and Mrs Johnstone with extensive social visits from South Wheeler Merrill and North Wheeler. Will Phillip and Dell Allen relocate homes as community life continues. Advertisers mention a health product sale at Geo E Marae.
Southeast Ferris Community Notes
George Griffin staying with relatives in Portland spent the late part of last week with friends in the vicinity. Dave Durban and family were guests of Milt Flint and family Sunday. Geo E Rexford attended the funeral of Mrs Groves of Hubbardston Sunday. J P Warren and Will Donovan were callers at Alma Friday. Glen Hicks and family moved near Alma last week. Sunday School social at Klees school house Friday evening raised 5.05. Mr Ross and wife of North Planes visiting Nell Hoover and wife briefly. Frank Fulford and family were guests of J S Osterhout and family Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Griffin
Portland
Dave Durban
Milt Flint
Geo. E. Rexford Eh Fair
Groves
Hubbardston
J.P. Warren
Will Donovan
Alma
Glen Hicks
Klees
Mr. Ross
North Planes
Nell Hoover
Frank Fulford
J. 5. Osterhout
Miona Promises Freedom From Indigestion Slavery
Chas Rhodes Alma's leading druggist promotes Miona as a remedy to strengthen the stomach and restore health. He guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer. a large box costs 50 cents and nothing is charged unless it cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Rhodes
Alma
Mr. Rhodes
Miona
West Pine River social notes and local updates
Miss Belle Sullivan recovers enough to be out. Judge Fookes travels to Washington for the winter. There was no school in district No 4 last Friday due to the teachers institute at Ithaca. A box social is planned at the Wright school house on November 25. Local trips and visits include R Wood and P Whitecraft to Shepherd and Mrs Brainerd of Alma visiting John Morton’s family. Holly Wright works for A H Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Wood
P. Whitecraft
Shepherd
District No. 4
Nellie Fookes
Teachers Institute
Ithaca
Forest Hill
Fookes
Washington
Holly Wright
A. H. Brown
A. Wilbur
D. Dunlop
Mrs. Brainerd
Alma
John Morton
John Lanshaw Sr
Ernest Ross
Pleasant
Soes Landay
Date Wright
Wright School House
Visits and Family News Across Alma and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Dean Shepherd and two children from Alma visited Mrs. Daniel Childs from Friday noon to Saturday night. En Rivett returned from Canada to report his sister's improving illness. Mrs. J. P. Gillman came from Alma to visit relatives. L. R. Ingham and wife of North Star visited his sister for a few days. Miss Ines Youngs and Miss Ethel Lewis of Elwell visited Mrs. H. Basset for a few days. A. W. Wright and wife dined with LN. Shepherd. Mrs. George Aldrich of St. Louis visited Mrs. Childs, Aldrich visiting from Saturday to Sunday. D. S. Dunlap of Pine River was in town Saturday. Mrs. H. M. Jones returned from Chicago after a business trip and visited friends and relatives there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Basset
A.W. Wright
LN. Shepherd
George Aldrich
St. Louis
Daniel Childs
Aldrich
Dunlap
Pine River
H. M. Jones
Chicago
Scott's Emulsion Promises Health for All Ages
A druggist hails Scott's Emulsion as life saving and a remedy for improper and weak development from infancy to old age. The ad argues the product nourishes beyond ordinary food to restore flesh and vitality and offers a free sample.
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Scott
Local Social Roundup From South Wheeler and Nearby
Alice McCaw hosted Hazel McIntosh while Lalu Husted visited Florence Martindale over Sunday. A P Hoffimeyer spent Sunday at A Foxs dining with Mr. Vowdrey moved nearby. Mrs Schultz mourns brother Saglinaw. Bertha Vine visits grandfather R T Vine. Jennie Holden with two children with aunt A McCayn. Archie Eldred returned from Grand Rapids. Doris Ring recovers from shoulder dislocation. Mr and Mrs Ringle hosted a small gathering for their wooden wed. Wrigglesworth returns home to Errill after visit with sister Mrs Burt Boswell. Hazel McCaw hosts Ruth and Satie Himebaugh. Nickless farewell party before moving to Rathbone farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice McCaw
Hazel McIntosh
Lalu Husted
Florence Martindale
A. P. Hoffimeyer
A. Fox
Mr. Vowdrey
A. Schultz
Little Bertha Vine
R.T. Vine
Jennie Holden
A. McCayn
Archie Eldred
Grand Rapids
Doris Ring
Ringle
Miss Wrigglesworth Base
Errill
Burt Boswell
Hazel McCaw
Ruth
Satie Himebaugh
Mrs. Nickless
Rathbone
Sethton Briefs and Local Notes
SETHTON residents report Iris Neidhart ill health in Arcada with Teepemens. W H Gardner recovering from sickness linked to Mae Jason. Leo Best from Almna visited Sethton on Sunday. L H Wilcox and Rose Ritter visited Carson City for business. Merle Stuckey, studying at Ithaca, spent part of last week with parents. School resumed Monday after a three week vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Neidhart
Arcada
W. H. Gardner
Mae Jason
Leo Best
Almna
Sethton
L. H. Wilcox
Rose Ritter
Carson City
Merle Stuckey
Ithaca
Elm Hall News Summary of Local Activities
Elm Hall reports smallpox patients recovering well. Sumner Sunday school association holds first convention December 3 in forenoon. W R C and G A R posts elect officers December 2. Rumors of Eber Loomis selling his town house and moving to Seville. J W McAniffer and spouse move into former residence. Effie Hoxie visits Centerville relatives. H C Romine hosts relatives on Tuesday. Miss Flossie Martin, once with Mrs ake of Alma, visits with her parents. Farmers host wage beets for railroad work. aim to finish by the 1st of next month. Mrs Sylvia Shepard dies at her father Jane Wright’s home Monday. Funeral at ME church Wednesday at 10 a.m. Lew Brooks of Grand Rapids visiting mother and friends. N Andrews and A left for Chicago Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Hall
Sumner Sunday School Association
Forenoon
G. A. RB
Eber Loomis
Seville
J. W. McAniffer
Mixx Effie Hoxie
Centerville
H.C. Romine
Flossie Martin
Ake
Alma
Fe God
Martin
Sylvia Shepard
Jane Wright
Lew Brooks
Grand Rapids
N. Andrews
Chicago
Tubbs District Visit Brings Family Gatherings Amid Illness
Harvey Parrish of Alma, working in the sugar factory, visited his home. Mrs. Samuel Kime is sick. Eaton County residents Mr and Mrs aged but visiting relatives, including KE Hill, Josene, Jakes, Robert Allen and family, Arthur Needham, and John family, gathered Sunday. A person named Asthma suffered a long illness and had a poor spell at Mr. Meurer Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Parrish
Alma
Samuel Kime
Age Bock
Eaton
Hill
Josene
Jakes
Robert Allen
Arthur Needham
John
Oan
Aoelas
Kennedy Laxative Honey and Tar Promoted for Cold Relief
An old advertisement touts Kennedy Laxative Honey and Tar as a cough syrup that clears the throat and acts as a cathartic on the bowels. It claims to ease chest congestion and is pitched as a favorite for children, with claim of throat clearing and overall cold relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Chee
Ann Arbor 1. R. Excursion to Toledo Sunday
An Ann Arbor 1. R. line excursion to Toledo is advertised for Sunday November 26. The Alma departure is at 6 42 p m with a round trip fare of 1 50. Tickets will also be sold to Owosso at 75 cents and to Ann Arbor at 1 25 for round trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
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Geo, E, Sharrar
FOX
Caple-Soule Hardware Co
County News
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Street
Suffin
Myron Hipolite
Johnstone
Henry McCollan
Merrill
John Philip
Lady Maccabees
Parks
South Wheeler
Florence Oaks
Chas. Laffin
Richard Blackman
James Berry
North Wheeler
McKinnon
Miland
Ida Young
Will Glinkey
Rath
Steel
M. Shap
Will Phillip
Sarah Bush
John Parrish
Dell Allen
Main Street
Geo. E. Marae
Southeast
Ferris
Che Variety Store
West Pine River
Belle Sullivan
Elias
Mr. Post
Royal Buckingham
California
Malaga
Florida
Boston
Ellison
Tubbs District
Toledo
Tor
Alma Steam Laundry
H. Hubbard
P. W. Greaser
Real Estate and Insurance
Pollasky Bik
W. W. Kinch
Alma Public Building
Utlon
Swigart & Morden
Hole Varant
State Savings Bank
Spinney
Guy Barber Shop
A. L Pratt
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