Elm Hall Neighbors Go On Hunting Trips And Visit Kin
Sumner Dr. F J Graham and Samuel Hicks of Elm Hall went north last Tuesday on a hunting trip. Harry Slater and Fred Stearns returned from their hunting trip Wednesday. Funeral services for John Gunderman, brother of Mrs. John Wood, were held at the Stone in New Haven. Mrs. Effie Hoxie visited Elm Hall last Tuesday. Richard Lang and wife traveled to Toledo for a short visit. Mrs. F J Graham and son Bernard visited her mother near Crystal Wednesday and Thursday. Miss Ruby Cleverdon and Miss Nellie McSorley of Belding visited relatives Friday through Monday. Mrs. William Phillips was in Alma Wednesday. Mrs. F J Graham, Roth and Bernard visited at Lee Townsend's Sunday. Chas Weed was in Breckenridge Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J Stopple of New Haven visited Verne Stairs and family Sunday. Miss Cecile Phillips was in Elwell Sunday. Miss Winnifred Mull of Elm Hall visited her sister Mrs EB Clark. Alvin Clark and family live ten a part of James Lang's house. Albert Thompson is very ill again. Mrs James Hildreth of His Hall visited Mrs Effie Hoxie Saturday. Mrs Alvin Duffield was in Ithaca Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Slater
Fred Stearns
John Gunderman
John Wood
the Stone
New Haven
Effie Hoxie
Elm Hall
Richard Lang
Toledo
F. J. Graham
Bernard
Charles Mulford
Crystal
Ruby Cleverdon
Nellie, McSorley
Belding
William Phillips
Alma
Winnifred Mull
EB. Clark
Alvin Clark
James Lang
Albert Thompson
James Hildreth
Him Hall
Alvin Duffield
Ithaca
U B AID SOCIETY MEETS IN CARSON CITY
Raymond Dunfield was in Carson City on business Saturday. The U B aid Society and the Women’s Missionary Society will meet with Mrs West for an all day session. Visitors welcome. Mrs Nettie Bogart of Grand Rapids visits her mother Mia Mangus and her son Magi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Dnnfield
Carson City
U. B. Aid Society
Abe Flewelling
Missionary Society
West
Old Friends
Mary Emsley
Lincoln Ave
Nettie Bogart
Grand Rapids
Mia
Huldah Mangus
Magi
Poverty Social at K O T M Hall Draws Wide Attendance
Irett Tucker visited Ithaca and Middleton on business. The Poverty social in K O T M hall Friday drew diverse attendees from all classes of poverty including an old tramp. A gypsie queen predicted fortunes for those with nickels. Prizes for best and worst dressed went to Mr and Mrs Arthur Mulford after judging by three officials. Refreshments of mush and milk, coffee and poverty cake were served. Mrs Samuel Cleverdon hosted a party honoring the Misses Cleverdon I grand McSoley of Belding with a Progressive Pedro and musical program. Ralph Holcomb traveled to Ithaca Tuesday for a school officers meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irett Tucker
Ithaca
Middleton
K O.T.M. Hall
Arthur
Mulford
Samuel Cleverdon
Cleverdon I Grand
Harvell’s Condition Powders Promote Livestock Health
For over sixty years this country has enjoyed prosperity punctuated by panics. Harvell's Conditine Powders are presented as the finest stock food for horses cattle sheep hogs and poultry with claimed medicinal value and wide market availability at 26 cents per package. A Michigan farmer testimonial notes improved appetite, vigor, and resistance to roup or cholera in poultry, along with increased egg production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F.shear
Beech, Mich
Forest Hill News Roundup
A busy week at Forest Hill with many pupils vaccinated and the high school heating plant upgrade noted. Thanksgiving break announced from Wednesday to Monday, Geography classes to resume after the holiday. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Don Hayes in Crystal and Mr Pred Babcock visiting Bert Markham.
Zemo Cure Featured At Grover Bros Drug Store
A remedy named Zemo is advertised as a cure for eczema, pimples, dandruff and skin or scalp ailments. The Grover Bros Drug Store promotes its external use, claiming one application relieves itching and a bottle can cure minor eczema cases. It notes Zemo’s wide availability in over 2,000 towns and cities through leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Bros. Drug Store
Zemo
America
Grover Bros, Drug Store
West Pine River Notes Move to Alma and Nearby Visits
John Roebart and family relocated to Alma while Ely Raycraft from New York assists his father locally. Hay bailers were in the area last week. Ed Hoyt of Alma visited. Several residents report sore arms from vaccination. Thomas Bower's buggy was badly broken in a runaway last Friday. Mr. Page of Seville stopped by a day last week. Word arrives that Charlie Wright, formerly of this place and now of Mr. Pleasant, died Friday morning of palsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roebart
Alma
Ely Raycraft
New York
Ed, Hoyt
Thomas Bower
Mr. Page
Seville
Charlie Wright
Mr. Pleasant
Local Market Quotations Updated Thursday Morning
Corrected market quotes list grains hay seeds and livestock prices for the week. Wheat oats corn beans rye and buckwheat prices shown with ranges. cattle hogs sheep and veal values listed per cwt or lb. Produce and eggs butter lard and honey given per unit. formatting reflects period style markets.
Not Sorry for Blunder and Cough Remedy Ad
A Harrodsburg, Kentucky man praises Dr. King's New Discovery for curing a lingering cough after years of failed remedies. The ad extols the medicine as a universal relief for coughs colds bronchitis asthma and weak lungs with a trial bottle offered free and a $1 price. The section then includes postal notice about unpaid subscriptions and local social notes from Sumner Center Alma and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Sanders
Harrodsburg
Dr. King
Wheaton and Sons
Seville Sumner Farmers Club December Meeting
The Seville Sumner Farmers Club meets December 1 1910 at Mr and Mrs A H Youngs Sumner township. Program includes songs, invocation, minutes, roll call, dinner, election of state delegate, officer elections, talks by W C Mallory and E A Petter, organization talk, and multiple club songs and music by Orpha Gee and Delia Halliwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seville
Sumner Farmer's Club
A. H. Youngs
Sumner Township
Orpha Gee
Delia Halliwell
W. C. Mallory
Organization of Farmers
E. A. Petter
Advertised Letters for The Record Advs Pay Big
Advertised list for the week ending November 19 1910 includes Clarence Bertz W D Bowman S D Carter M P Gale Jessie James Amelia Hall FP A Shufeldt. If not called for these will be sent to the dead letter office December 6 1910 by C F Brown P M The Record Advs Pay Big.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Bertz
W. D. Bowman
S. D. Carter
M. P. Gale
Jessie James
Amelia Hall
FP. A. Shufeldt
C. F. Brown
P. M
Local residents and a stomach remedy ad flood an uprising list
A long OCR fragment lists many people with ages and hometowns including Robert Cowdrey North Star Marian Dibble Newark John Carroll Seville Minnie Sherman Seville Lucious L Lord M1 Louis Helen Hackle St Louis Horace G Price Alma Carrie D Hight Mt. Pleasant Vernon Knapp Alma Lillie Fourney Alma Asher Lathrop Bethany Violet Renmicks Breckenridge Elmer Bebler St. Louis Verna M Cummings St. Louis Henry Roy Halsey Ohio Martha Elizabeth Peterson North Star Cyrus G Aldrich Lafayette Hazel Geraldine Wheeler Lafayette. It also presents a large Mi-O-Na stomach tablets advertisement by Chas Rhodes claiming quick relief and guaranteed cure with a 50 cent box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cowdrey
North Star
Marian Dibble
Newark
John Carroll
Seville
Minnie Sherman
Lucious L Lord
Louis
Helen Hackle
St. Louis
Horace G. Price
Alma
Carrie D. Hight
Mt. Pleasant
Vernon Knapp
Lillie Fourney
Asher Lathrop
Bethany
Violet Renmicks
Breckenridge
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G. W. Wright
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