Local County Notes and Visits Across Towns
County correspondence lists numerous callers and movements in Alma Elwell and nearby towns. Residents such as Mrs Anna Houck, Mrs Stella Lang, and Mr Arnold are noted for cataract treatment, hospital trips, telephone work, and local visits while others move homes, rent farms, or host church events. Several social gatherings mark the week and Thanksgiving visits are mentioned among families in Alma Hersey and Bay City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Houck
Pompeii
Dr. Hall
Bertha Clevendon
C. B. Monks
Ithaca
Vern Wilson
Edith Davis
John Robson
Frank Cooley
Alma
Arnold
Bell Telephone Line
Stella Lang
Irritable Children and Worms Promise from Kickapoo Remedy
Advert depicts irritable children caused by intestinal worms and promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer as a harmless remedy. Claims worms sap vitality and cause fretful behavior, urging parents to try the product with a price of two dollars per box.
Local notes raise from Clyde area and nearby visits
Town Line residents report travel and family visits from H J Hyde to A Hyde and Mrs Hyde. Adams buys old McKinney farm. Webb family rents Currence farm for year with December plans. Thanksgiving reunions, health talk, and community notices intermixed with ads for Sloan's Liniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Webb
H. B. Currence
Mr. Currence
Mrs. Currence
H. J. Hyde
Vliet
Various Local Happenings and Advertisements in Stueben Area
Hunters return home after a ten day Stueben hunt with each bearing a deer. Mrs Ida Hillx and son Max of Elwell visited her sister Mrs Viola Hick. DeBaire siblings move into Gothic house while Zaver family rents Marshal Smith place. Mrs Hanna Sprague and two children visit Chicago. Delbert Hick family join them briefly. Beaste Duford returns to Sagina from Sagina. An ad touts Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy for stomach and digestive troubles, guaranteed or money back, sold by leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stueben
Ida Hillx
Max
Elwell
Viola Hick
Oro DeBaire
Chas
DeBaire
Zaver
Ferris
Marshal Smith Place
Hanna Sprague
Chicago
Delbert Hick
Glee
William Lovell
Edith Ferris
Alice Butcher
George H. Mayr
Mayr
Longtime settlers visit after many years in town
Southeast Coe Me. John Rippel and his sister from Ohio visited the home of Horace Leonard and wife on Friday. It was his first return in forty two years and hers in twenty seven, revealing many changes. Merritt Hart and wife of Fowler ville also dropped by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rippel
Ohio
Horace Leonard
Mr. Rippels
Merritt Hart
Fowlerville
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. V. Wright
Sumner
Lise
Clare Wood
Eveland
Belle Folks
Detroit
John Hammontree
F. 4. Tucker
Lela Havens
Lavilla Nelson
Cecil Gee
H. O. Church
Ann Arbor
Hospital
E. H. Tucker
Shelby
Mra Amex Button
Rose McGreanor
Lucy DaClo
Monroe
Mes
Mary Batlett
Gee
Flushing
Chas. Goggins
Here
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Decatur Coleman
Giles
John Murray
Irish Town
Daniel Goggins
Mary Wynne
Doe Welch
Daniel Moffett
Seville
Karl Carpenter
Shepherd
Wes Webb
Jermone Kintey
Geo. Taylor
Geo. Newman
Hersey
Bay City
Arthur Grandy
There
Lindstram
Praik Sloan
Sloan
G. M. Hayes
B. Hamlin
Geo. Hore Nick
Pleasant
Mee
Wee Webb
C. RB. Moultov
Brooklyn
Mich
Wo Pale
A. Hyde
Walter Vielt
Stanley
Mrs. Hyde
Leet Adams
A. J Hall
Sloan's
Guy Johnson
Camily
Oklahoma
Johnson
Fred Harris
Johny Hiller
de. Hubbards Drug Store
Jessie Caine
M. J. Briggs
Malone
Riverdale
Edward McCoy
Miss Inc. Reed
Cedar Lake
Avid Manley
Ed. Harding
O'Brien
St. Louis
Formark Sinter
Currie Kerwin
Chaus
Rhoades
Sheridan
Iid Max. Thorp Throop
Sass
Lansing
Church of Christ
George Priest
Winnway
Lowia
W. J. Orr
Saginaw
Bilbro
Remng
Mra. Hornbeck
Marahull
Vern
Elton
Mra
George Gorsuch
Hugh Walker
Edmore
Martha Walker
Patterson Drug Co
Oller Mills Malmich
Alma Roller Mills
M Hall
Willig Brooks
Brooke Father
Elsie Thomas
Warren Brooks
Lelia Schofield
Gilmore
Mt.Pleasant
J. N. Higgins
LN. Higins
Lella Schofield
Clark Conklin
Minnie Hart
Merit Leonards
Rhodes
Miona
Southeast
Coe
J. E
Converse
E. Superior St
J. E. Page Hardware
Quality First” Store
Alma, Mich
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