Ithaca Correspondent Notes Local Happenings and Moves
John J. Miller becomes clerk at John Barrett's in Stanton. Milicent Rockwell suffers a fractured wrist. Multiple residents travel to Alma, Bay City, Saginaw, and nearby towns. A. Rigg and wife visit Emerson. L. Nelson reports a corn yield of 2430 bushels on eighteen acres. Ithaca football loss to Bisie ends scoreless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Miller Je
Stanton
John Barrett's
Millicent Rockwell
Archie Brown
Lown
Mra
Jenole Miller
Milbrook
Will Nicholson
Ithaca
Ashley
Nellie Morr
Wellington
P. J. Morr
Wm. Herron
Alma
W. M. Parker
Frank Schule
George Brown
North Star
Coleman
Ed. Altenburg
Aide Nell
Maud Martin
Auberstburg
Canada
St. Louis
Charles Graham
Bay City
P. TI. Horr
Marjaris
Saginaw
B. A. Tore
Chas
Rowland
Imperial
Cleary Business College
Ypstlanti
Mantcalm
Ann Arbor
Tthaca Modern Woodmen Lodge
Frank Duberville
Ashtabula
Ohio
Duberville
W.G. Verlan
Owosso
Arcada
A. Clark
Battle Creek
Ira Spalding
J. M. Everden
Mt. Pleasant
Ebb
Eliza Fleming
L. F. Nelson
Dr. Carpenter
Louis Brooke
Howell
R. Whittemore
Corunna
A.S. Welch
Olmstead
Sickels
E. J. Tumiston
Charlie
Charlotte
Mamilton
Fenton
C. Littell
Detroit
Emerson
J. A. Plank
Elkhart
Indiana
J. C. Plank
Todiana East
C. T. Willis
Joseph Wright
R. A
Reward Offered for Information on Missing Person
A $100 reward is offered for information leading to the location of a person named Veatareh Tee, with details about internals and a mention of funeral or treatment contexts. The notice references contacting authorities or a specific hall, seeking tips on the whereabouts and power-related motives behind the disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paledto
Hall
Fulton Center Notes Spare Tidbits and Local Moves
Miss Oakley is very low and Mrs Whitcomb is no better. Allen Wilber has a new housekeeper. S P Creasinger heads to New York City. Mr Lundy moves to Gruvaugh place. Emmett Paine anniversary observed. Sherman Cook to move to West Fulton. Mr Miller to Essex. Fred Teachworth and Yound Bol yartt back from North Dakota. Ladies Aid meets Dec with Mrs Geo Stead. Hoxie couple visit from Bannister. Eleven bugles damaged returning from Middleton. Collett works on Maccabee hall Perrinton. Brisbin building bought. Hewitt moves to his farm. barn relocated. Phippeny summoned as juror in murder case. Loss Marlow back from West Branch. potatoes yield. Shepard returns to Ithaca. Collett to house and board hands while saw mill runs Beeson place. Spring Brook Grange not meeting this week. plan Dec 1 meeting at Fulton Center school. Schoolhouse hired. full attendance and new members expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Oakley
Mrs. Whitcomb
Allen Wilber
S. P. Creasinger
New York City
Mr. Lundy
Pompeii
Gruvaugh Place
Mr. Truax
Emmett Paine
Sherman Cook
West Fulton
Mr. Miller
Essex
Fred Teachworth
Yound Bol Yartt
North Dakota
Fulton Center
Geo
Joe Hoxie
Bannister
Fulton and
North Shade
Middleton
Henry Collett
Perrinton
Geo. Hewitt
Tiuel
Ge Phippeny
Ithaca
Marlow
West Branch
Mr. Shepard
Local notes from Washington Wisconsin and surrounding towns
Baylus moves to Bannister to work in the stave mill. Geo Myers and daughter plan northern relocation for a new farm on the 27th. A 100 foot steel bridge for Bridgeville arrives and may be installed soon. Irving Reist begins a four month teaching term in southwest Fulton on December 2. Edward Martin visited his father, then returns to Clinton county work. Frank Heinlen builds an enclosure for his house. Wilson does the work, promising a fine home. Kile Taskett returns to Gratiot to live with brother Len. plans to buy a farm before spring. Tax time nears with county and state taxes discussed. township tax is lower than usual. Irving Reist closes second term of school in fractional district No. 6 on November 22 with singing and speaking. Core husking and fall plowing advance as open weather allows farm work to proceed for spring crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baylus
Bannister
Geo, Myers
Bridgeville
Irving Reist
South West
Fulton
Edward Martin
Clinton County
Frank Heinlen
Wilson
Frank
Kile Taskett
Gratiot
Len
Farmer
District No 5 Arcada moves and local notes
Charley Wymer will move near Edmore this week and Floyd Brown will relocate to Bert Farling’s farm. In Emerson, Carl Walthers plans to leave for California December 3 with John Woodward’s family of St Louis. Geo Frye and family return from Washington after two years. Mrs Frye’s health prompted the change. Ed Wolfe and Ada Day announced their marriage and the certificate dates back nearly two years. Orson Hewitt and Hillsdale county's Otis Wheaton visit Jas Wheaton’s. Hewitt’s kin were jurors in the Mrs Quimby murder trial but left upon learning too much.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Wymer
Edmore
Floyd Brown
Bert Farling
Emerson
Carl Walthers
California
John Woodward
St. Louis
Geo. Frye
Washington
Frye
Ed Wolfe
Ada Day
Orson Hewitt
Hillsdale County
Otis Wheaton
Eaton County
Jas. M. Wheaton
Mr. Hewitt
Jas
Wheaton
Fred Bradford
Edgar Andrews
J. F. Clve
Ithaca
Mrs. Quimby
Free Methodist church services in Sickels expand week
The Free Methodist church in Sickels reports increasing attendance and interest over the past week. Rev. H Montgomery from St Johns district will lead quarterly meetings at Ithaca and Sickels, with services Friday Saturday Sunday November 29 and December 1, starting at the usual time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist Church
Sickels
H. Montgomery
St. Johns
Ithaca
Beebe News Notes And Local Updates
Mr John Spear convalescent Clint Wiles improved from typhoid fever Sim Snnders erecting a pew house east of his store Mrs Hilen Hendershott of Lansing visiting Mrs Wm Philips Will Eichorn returns from the north where he hunted J J Walters and family entertained visitors from Howell Miss Bernie Osburn injured in a run away is able to be out again Robert Gamble and son Will returned from their hunting trip Mrs Dogherty mother of Edward Dougherty buried in Pine Grove cemetery last Tuesday L D Baker and Theodore Bloss jurors returned to Ithaca but were excused during Mrs Kimbys trial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Spear
Clint Wiles
Sim Snnders
Hilen Hendershott
Lansing
Wm. Philipps
Will Eichorn
J.J. Walters
Howell
Bernie Osburn
Robert Gamble
Will
Dogherty
Edward Dougherty
Pine Grove Cemetery
L. D. Baker
Theodore Bloss
Ithaca
Kimby
New Proprietor at the Commercial House and Local Updates
Wheeler Finley Melotosh assumes ownership of the Commercial House. Amos Bradford returns from a northern hunting trip with reports of a good time. Mr. Kipp, a gentle druggist, has sustained a serious illness and is convalescing. Wheeler ships large quantities of sugar beets. Expected double in acreage next season. Schools opened November 11 with Chas H Loomis as principal and Miss Bertha Zelnar as the primary teacher. Miss Zelnar updates windows and decorations in the primary room. A Grand Rapids railway syndicate leases right of way for an electric railway from Saginaw to Alma via Merrill Wheeler Breckenridge St Louis, following Pere Marquette rail line. about half the distance leased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley Melotosh
Amos Bradford
Kipp
Chas H Loomis
Bertha Zelnar
Zelnar
Local Briefs From Lafayette Area
Ed Burch buys poultry while Al Cripp adds to his house. Geo Russel plans a Rathbone feed mill soon. Frank Merriben and Mrs Warner travel to St Johns for a sister's death. Mr Frank McNall and Mr L Stuf sell farms to Ohio buyers. Geo Gulick works on a sawmill east of Rathbone one and a half miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burch
al. Cripp
Geo. Russel
Rathbone
Frank Merriben
Warner
St. Johns
Frank McNall
Elm Hall Residents Recount Week of Visitors and Deer Hunt
Elm Hall and nearby communities saw a influx of visitors from Grayling Carson and Detroit with local officials and residents sharing in a week of social calls. Greenfield Pike county school commissioner joined in. Elmer Brokaw and families hosted friends. hunting trips to Millersburg produced deer, with Delbert Hicks Fred Nunn and Sammy Hicks active on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mratt
Albert Maxhans
Grayling
T. M. Martin
Austin
Carson
Obas
Stinchifield
Detroit
GFP
Pike
Elmer Brokaw
Fenwick
Jas
Toy
Holley
J. Wildreth
G. J Batcher
Sumner
Chas
Button Delbert Hicks
Fred Nunn
Sammy Hicks
Millersburg
Delbert
Hicks
Mr. Nunn
Euch
Electric Bitters Boost Sales Claim by Belleville Druggist
Abraham Hare of Belleville Ohio calls Electric Bitters the best selling bitters he has handled in 20 years noting the remedy cures stomach, liver, kidney and blood disorders. It tones the stomach, purifies the blood and strengthens nerves, aiding weak women and restoring vigor. Sold by Sharrar and Mulholland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Hare
Belleville
Sharrar & Mulholland
St Louis News Notes Share Illnesses Visits And Moves
Mrs. E W Burgess remains homebound due to illness. Bert Hicks and Dan Altenburg visit St Louis friends. Grace Rumsey returns from Shepherd visit. Fellowship club party planned in Ithaca. Dr Potter family from Bannister back home. Local water works pumps now in service. James Stafford buys Gid Case property at Main and Center and moves in. Woodward family to Riverside California for their future home.
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E. W. Burgess
Bert Hicks
Alma
St. Louis
Mandy
James Stafford
Main
Center Streets
D. K. Andrews
Lance
Join Woodward
Riverside
California
Mr. Woodward
Forest Hill News and Local Notes
Forest Hill reports James Buck sold his farm and a resident, Baby Detoing, suffers croup. W Brook visited Mt Pleasant. Miss Minnie Kesler from Bay City is visiting relatives. Mrs Bates visited in Ti rabella county. Leanna Canfield plans Thanksgiving in St Johns. Ten carloads lumber bound for Owosso for Estey Co. Dr Davison on business to Ann Arbor. Anna Birge of Parkinson drew a prize for Mac cabee rag carpet. A social at Dr Davison’s honored his sister Ann of Belwood Ontario. Smallpox activity rising northeast of us. health officer enforcing measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Buck
W. Brook
Mt. Pleasant
Moody
Alma
Minnie Kesler
Bay City
Mra. Bates
Tirabella County
L. E. Canfield
Pleasant
Leanna Canfield
St. Johns
Owosso
Estey Co
Davison
Ann Arbor
Anna Birge
Parkinson
Ann
Belwood
Ontario
Phil O'Boyle
Local Social Notes Mention Movements and Visits
J D Sadler visited in St Louis Friday. Fred Morse returns from Belldar. Merrill raised a barn last Saturday. J Bittner of Macomb county moved to his farm. Will Mopkins and Orla Strouse in Ithaca last Saturday. Iva Eldred visiting Mrs Florence Youngs this week. Ada Frost and N Dunn of Saxmaw visited C Bittner third week. Mrs Price of St Louis taught the L T M Monday and Tuesday. L T M dining at Mrs Wouldan’s Thursday December 12 invited all. Wm Pallister and Robert Hawthorne of Biz Beaver guests of E Bittner last week. Mr and Mrs Frank Merrinew and daughter called to St Johns by a sister’s death last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bittner
Macomb County
Will Mopkins
Orla Strouse
Ithaca
Iva Eldred
Florence Youngs
Ada Frost
N. Dunn
Saxmaw
C. Bittner
Sunday School Convention Arrives at Sumner Disciple Church
The Summer township Sunday school convention meets at the Disciple church in Sumner on December 14 starting 1 30 p m. Rev Farrar leads devotional and delivers the address of welcome. Mrs K Hildreth presides and Mrs J Hildreth leads Home Department Work with discussions. Primary work led by county supervisor Mrs N W Weston Ashley with participants including Miss Anna Survey and Miss Jessie Maxham. Adjournment follows a song service and readings of Sunday school constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summer Township
Disciple
Sumner
Farrar
K. Hilldreth
Kev. Farrar
J. Hildreth
Munford
N. W. Weston
Ashley
Decker
Anna Survey
Jessie Maxham
Amy Marvey
Story
Fisher
K. Hildreth
Seiford
Local Wisdom Page Notes Typhoid Illness And Social Visits
East Emerson reports Frank Cronkite is ill with typhoid fever and asks Bert Posey for the latest on the case. The item lists several social visits including F Stone on vacation at Tyler's, Miss Rena Kuhlman visiting Mrs Metzman, Ed Borton and wife dining with Theo, the Bloss family gathering, Mr Heteman and wife with Bernice Mumford in Ithaca, and Maude Barton with Orpha Crosby dining with Frank Emery last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cronkite
Bert Posey
F. Stone
Tyler's
Rena Kuhlman
F. M. Metzman
Ed. Borton
Tuk
Theo. Bloss
FM. Heteman
Bernice Mumford
Ithaca
Maude Barton
Orpha Crosby
Mr. Crosby
Frank Emery
Great Luck of an Editor on Eczema Cure
Two years of failed efforts to cure eczema on the editor's hands ended when Booklen's Arnica Salve cured him. It is praised as best for eruptions and skin diseases. Available for five cents at Sharrar and Malholland's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Lester
Syracuse
Kan
Booklen
Sharrar & Malholland
Scott's Emulsion Repair Sign Promotes Health Cure
An old advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a neat repair for worn bodies. It claims the medicine strengthens bones, blood, and lungs, with emphasis on quality ingredients and no waiting line for a bottle. It invites readers to request a free sample and notes the trademarked label on each bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Weak Women
Advert shows Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription helping women with irregularities drains inflammation and weakness. Includes testimonials from Mary Murphy and notes free consultation by letter at Buffalo New York. Also promotes 1008 page adviser and stamps for mail order editions.
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Doctor Vierce
Dr. Pierce
V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Sry
Mary Murphy
Milton
Trimble Go
Kentucky
People's Medical Adviser
R. V. Pierce
N.Y
Local remedies and eager shoppers from a cluttered notice
A swooning woman near the post office may be aided by Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin sold by Sharrar and Mulhellan. An elevator is advertised as a liberal offer. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver tablets are promoted as a reliable stomach remedy. Down's Ointment is pitched as a cure for piles despite graphic complaints.
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Chamberlain
Bivine
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Valier
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Algin
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Scute
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Couty
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