Seville Center Scene and Local Notices From Seville Center
Mrs Acton Milig visits Howeil and Taw te Me as Mex Ed Morin visits Blox Mo Sortas Gos Wrathie. Grandpa Switeer stays with Giss n near Pirest. Becomes Tamarck city Lit tee moves. Thomas Anton Miller announces hunting in Seville Center to rid surplus game on Thanksgiving day. A police testimony notes Foley’s Honey and Tar as a trusted cough remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Milig
John Withee
Howeil
Grandpa Switeer
Hoorge
Pirest
Tamarck City
Thomas
Anton Miler
Havin
Seville
Centerrhinen
Onearth
Newark Center News Roundup
Mrs Ella Down is on the sick list and Eugene Wicher is gaining. France Johnson was in Alma Tuesday on business. E Kelly was in the vicinity last week. Floyd Drayer moved to FP. Mixesell house, Mrs Jack Thwin visited her sister Mrs Bieber. Illoyd Deaver guests of Mr and Mrs Thuse last week. Winter near, weather recalls. Harry Clark and a guest visited Thuse. Frank Sharrar fears waking a newborn. Keeler family entertained niece and her husband from Aledon. Minigan family to occupy Katie Sutai’s house this winter. Rinod Bitters advertised as health booster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Down
Eugene Wicher
France Johnson
Alma
E. Kelly
Floyd Drayer
Fp.m. Mixesell House
Jack Thiwn
Wil! Bieber
Illoyd Deaver
Jd. A
Harry Clark
Aca
Frank Sharrar
Joe Keeler
Aledon
Minigan
Katie Sutaie
South Lafayette Presbyterian Church Activities
South Lafayette exercises at the Presbyterian church include Sunday visitors Alvin Ralph and family from Rathe bone and Ed Ralph’s Sunday School. District No. 5 hosted a one day event with teacher Daisy Mussell, Julian Peet and family from Ohio at Frank Meet’s home. Wille Marquette of Detroit visited Mrs Mautie Seti and others. Prayer meeting held at Wimmerman home Wednesday evening. Miss Ida Peet and Mary Peet visited K. P. Peet in Saginiw county. Ladies Aid social planned at Edgewood jail Thursday evening December 4. Grace Deveraus of Cast Lafayette and Will Seliaub of West Lafayette spent Sunday with 8, Cornell. Frank Ulick, Dr Smith, Harry Gulick and Floyd Smith returned from deer hunting. Miss Millie Holt of North Lafayette led the Christian Endeavor Society Sunday evening. Next Sunday’s epic is “A Mission Study of India” from Zech 3 1-7. Foley’s Honey and Tar stops coughs and heals the lungs. Refuse substitutes. Chas. Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Alvin Ralph
Rathebone
Ed Ralph
Daisy Mussell
Julian Peet
Ohio
Frank
Wille Marquette
Detroit
Mautie Seti
Feo
Wimmerman
Ida Peet
Mary
K. P. Peet
Saginiw County
Ladies Aid Society
Npster
Edgewood Jail
Grace Deveraus
Cast
Frank Ulick
Dr Smith
Harry Gulick
Floyd Smith
Millie Holt
North Lafayette
Christian Endeavor Society
India
Emerson Joseph Terrs DIST entertains relatives from Ohio
DIST No 3 Emerson Joseph Terr is entertaining relatives from Ohio this week The Baptist church holds revivals at Beebe location one mile west and two miles north School delayed starting last Monday due to teacher Mr Sexton illness Frank Shaver Wil Peck and M Carpenter left for the north on Tuesday They plan to hunt deer near Grayling Ed Rowe formerly of Traverse City moved to the Guilds farm southeast of Beebe died Thursday November 12 1905 of paralysis of the brain He leaves a wife three children and two brothers Funeral held in Muskegon Burial preparations noted Family and neighbors mourn his passing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Terr
Ohio
Baptist
Beebe
Mr. Sexton
Frank Shaver
Wil
Peck
M. Carpenter
Grayling
Ed Rowe
Traverse City
Guild
Muskegon
Congregational Church
Alienhaugh
The
Baptist Church
A. Moore
L. J. Alley
Henry Guilek
Rocky Mountain Tea Endorsed as Family Remedy at Home
A product endorsement from a San Francisco householder cites Rocky Mountain Tea as a trusted family remedy. The note emphasizes its usefulness and character as a staple in the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biviow & Rhoden
Forest Hill News Clippings From Friends and Local Moves
Forest Hill notes residents moving north and within the area with several moving to farms and nearby towns. Levi Leonard and family relocate to a new home on South Street, others head to St Louis or Alma. Local gatherings include funerals and ministerial meetings, while Thanksgiving plans bring visitors from nearby towns. The piece also mentions a theft incident of oysters and school needs prompting calls for equipment upgrades.
Local News Briefs From Galloway and Nearby Areas
Galloway notes include several movements and visits such as Mike Mayer Jr. and family moving to Merrill last Saturday, Ludvik Mayer spending Friday in Saginaw, and Frank Mason of Bachelor’s Corners visiting in Galloway. An Anschutz family bout with whooping cough, a masquerade ball by Tom Mayer at Lakefield Hall, and various calls and dances are mentioned alongside illnesses and recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes, O. D. Miller
Mike Mayer, Jr
Merrill
Chas. Anhuts
Saginaw
Duebe
Ludvik Mayer
Bachelor's Corners
Charles Anschutz, Jr
Frankie Anschuteste
Pat Gurgot
Lafasette
Geo. Easlick
Mike Mayer
Frank Mason
Galloway
Duener
Tom Landry
J. Herbage
Anna Jobo
Sam Lest
Edwin Baslick
Frank Herbage
Univacia
Beets St Merrill
Anna Jonas
Tom Mayer
Lakefield Hall
St Louis News Roundup Cries and Local Happenings
Arnold returns from a northern hunting trip. Miss Maude Wightman visits Mt Pleasant. Cary moves jewelry into Mey Smith building. City church union to meet at Baptist church Thursday evening. Mrs J B Sanford staying with daughter in Ubis city. K of P dance and card party invited for Thursday. Walter O Donnel returns to streets after serious beet factory injury. Fire dept responds to M Turner home in third ward. house partially destroyed. Beet sugar factory slicing beets starts but accident delays work. Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup touted as cough remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Arnold
Maude Wightman
Mt. Pleasant
Marc Harrison
N. PF. Cary
Mey & Smith
Baptist Church
J.B. Sanford
Ubis City
Jno. Burns
K of P
Walter O'Donnel
M.#. Turner
County Line News Chatter From the Vicinity
Local notes record sick lists and improvements as Little Paulafer and Mrs Hunttie Day show health gains. Thanksgiving plans include Flora Richardson and child. Reports mention Corral Thomas’s eventful week under Miss Pear McKee in Supefield and Barbara Plowman’s return from Lansing and St Johns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Paulafer
Schon
Hunttie Day
Flora Richardson
Little Goo
Purnell
Corral Thomas
Pear) McKee
Suepfierd
Barbara Plowman
Lansing
St. Jonps
Cuas
Rich
Oscoda County
M. Plowman
St. Johes
W. A. Small
Breckenridge News Briefs and Local Harvest Notes
Breckenridge notes outline renewed church services at the M E church last weekend, several families moving into new homes, and local hunting trips north after winter meat. Reports on beet shipments from the area to St Louis Sugar Co. and growing use of machinery for corn husking are included, plus community remarks on canning factory activity and local residents’ health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexton
James Stewart
M. E
St. Louis Sugar Co
Neb” Eldred
Frank
Betog Dan McCall
Chas. Thompson
Frank Gotham
Local Notes From Arcada Area And Wedding News
W Arcada Wil Beverly had his corn lusked by machinery last week. Mr and Mrs J H Allis are spending Thanksgiving in Greenville with Mr and Mrs. Osvertiout. Arthur Murphy and Grace Rice were married last Saturday afternoon. Rev W K Spencer performed the ceremony. Congratulations are extended. Our Farmers Club had no meeting last month and will not meet this month owing to pressure of work. Meetings expected to resume next month with program announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Beverly
J. H. Allis
Greenville
Mr. Osvertiout
Arthur Murphy
Grace Rice
W. K. Spencer
Farmers’ Club
Visit Notes From Sumner Area Families
Mrs. Chas Smith visited her husband in St. Louis last week. Jay Hackett and family visited Scott Bangs last Sunday. The seats are being installed in the new school house during vacation. Mrs Netthangs spent a few days with her sister Mrs Hackett of Alma. Mr and Mrs James Smith will go this week to visit friends near Coldwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Smith
Se Louis
Jay Hackett
Scott Bangs
Mis. Netthangs
Mis. Hackett
Alma
James Smith
Quick Arrest Cures Piles With Arnica Salve Claim
J A Guiledge of Verbena Alabama suffered severe piles with 24 tumors and was hospitalized twice before Back len's Arnica Salve reportedly halted inflammation and cured him. The ad claims the product conquers and kills pelice at Sharrar and Matholland druggists.
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J. A. Guiledge
Verbena
Ala
Backlen
Pelice
Sharrar & Matholland
Social notes from St Louis and surrounding towns
N Wheeler and W L Root conducted business in St Louis on Thursday. Frank Bougard and family visited L J Hoyt on Sunday. Henry Hoyt and wife with Mariyn Lyvear called on O Flowers and Arthur Stone and wife in the Ridge on Sunday. Alva Kanaan and Frank Caswell of Emerson called on FP Sibley in Sanford. Mrs J W Sibley hosted L J Hoyt and W H Root during the week. Brannan and wife from Mecosta county visit her parents Mr and Mrs F Sibley. Henry Hoyt rented his farm to Walter Cross and will move with his family to Dice Sauinaw county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HL. Root
St. Louis
Frank Bougard
L. J. Hoyt
Henry Hoyt
Mariyn
Lyvear
O Flowers
Arthur Stone
Theckenridge
Orville Hynes
Alva Kanaan
Frank Caswell
Emerson
FP. Sibley
Sanday
Scott's Emulsion Fattens and Nourishes All Tissues
An advertising prose touts Scott's Emulsion as a universal nourish for invalids convalescents and weak children. It claims the product increases bone flesh blood and nerve, helping those who cannot eat or who rely on milk diets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Local Notices Include Visits and School Start
S. W. Newark and Mr Chapman traveled south while Mr Rice came from Crystal. Cary Word visited Mrs Kellogg’s sister on Sunday. School began Monday with Beroie Cheney as teacher. Hivner and Johnson mowed the area. K. V. Dean enjoyed a hunting outing with Detroit friends. Pred and Flora Woot attended a gathering at the Wermuth school house Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Word
Kellogg
Beau
Beroie Cheney
Hivner
Johnson
K. V. Dean
Detroit
Pred
Flora Woot
Wermuth Schogl House
Fragmentary Note About Names and Institutions
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Cheney Prope and F J Clemey with references to an institute and Wattsrmaritybilte. The readable parts suggest a historical notice about people and organizations, but details are unclear and many words are corrupted.
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Seville Center
M. Paterson
Nasir
Foley
Chas
Rhodes
Newark Center
Urdook
Aoy
Chicago
Cinetes
Creas Aiga
Pierce Golden
Pete le
Posony Medical Association
Metropolit
Rogers Mars
Rogers Bros
Sonal Sliver Co
Meriden, Conn
South Lafayette
Swagger
Forest Hill
Geo
Vislting
Teetoskey
Gallagher
St Louis
Prime
Tey
T. G. Wilson
Sam Kady
Levi
Leonard
Charley Taylor
Near Shepherd
Harry Baldwin
Lund
Tom Sprague
Lee Raycraft
St. Jolios
Seriou
Lee
Crratiot
Fred Camfield
Ren County
L. K. Camffield
Geo. Huffman
Farwell
John Collins
Wm. Peterwell
Bnew
Myers
Julia Gillman
J. E. Moore
At &J. Jobes
Will Ensign
Lake Odessa
Ise
Miss Edon
U.S. Dickerson
Marion
A. J. Clark
Mt. Viensant
Ann Dickerson
Wright
G. A. Ro
Ayer
J. Farly Finley
Kenton, O
BAU Druggtots
Lowell, Mane
Ir. Wood
County Line News
Breckenridge
W. A. Herren
Finch, Ark
W. Arcada
Sumner
N. Wheeler
S. W. Newark
Mr. Chapman
Mr. Rice
Crystal Te
Cheney
Kiowe F. J. Clemey
Peeran
Buckingham
P Hal Co
Nashua
Alma Business Directory
Hocrel
J F.buydam
M. D
Iversity of
Michigan
New Pullisknek
Bourn
Central
KO Nelson F. Mooclinton
Banlke
Oto Lam
Jarg Kress
Foe
Mick
Behayes
Gratiot County
Ofice
New Pollascy Block
M. Vunilam
Pemethy
Servion
Aeevice
S Muurch
Norning
Beenie
Srancen
Pasir T Jolin
Meotar
Ithe Poopte
Bole Vmnyer
Tharetey
Peter
KBE Mithodess
Barcenrs
Aptiat Clukun
Sevinty
Thoreday
Hinebe
Church OF Chit
Servier
Stats St
Oadine Rum
San Daniers
AL A. Menten
Carter
LMA Lodge
Fe A. M
Wren
Pullasky
East Wuorth
Hawny
Ball
N. Chadwick
Jolis Gama
Moxer Relief Corps
Svory
Mont
Wien Mus
Ana Giaiv Beer
Keaars
Bol Urzen
Lh &S
LAA Lodge
Rile
Bicaat
Tee Ca
Car
Alsemye
Gener
Ana
Toval
Welareday
Ork
Elora
Missie Barra
Imlay
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