North Wheeler Dates and Local News From Wheeler Township
George K Brown and Miss Nettie Wolf married at the bride’s parents home on Sunday. Edith and Jensie Mosher visiting near Sethian over Sunday. Sethian, Dickison and wife visited Lyons and relatives last week. Manuel Bechtel and sister planned winter in Caledonia with their father Moses Bechtel. Frank Rost completion of improvements on his North Wheeler farm. Stephen Wood died at his home in Wheeler township Thursday. funeral held at M E church. he was a pioneer. Stephen A Dongine left for Ohio to work on a tuboid project. A birth to Charles Townsend and wife last Saturday at Whetsel town. A hen coop incident woke Jacob Wolfenny Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. Brown
Nettie Wolfway
Clark
Tech Iist
Edith
Jensie Mosher
Sethian
Arbey Girlner
Manuel
Hechtel
IL Sto
Caledonia
Moses Bechtel
St. Armold
St. Louis
Stephen Wood
Wheeler Township
Fournal
M. EK
Wheeler
Wood
Ohio
Bort
Charles
Townsend
Pleasant Valley Dance Event and Typhoid Sickness
Pleasant Valley society met at Mee Brug for Davie s on Friday. John Rayan reports Mary McQuune ill with typhoid fever. Attendance noted, dance at Owl Hall not large. Several attendees mentioned, including Miss May Relisbury and Miss Settle Kay Woods. A spread was served. crowd described as polite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee
Brug
Davie
SSS
John Rayan
Mary McQune
Allee
Bheprand
George Parnsworth
Owl
Hall
Dante
Relisbury
J. & Kagan
Penthen
Atstin
Ifall
Martin Chidet
Neo
Brice and Vanderhiet families in local notes and funeral
The text records local notices involving Mrs Albert Tonitallag and Mrs Vanderhiet, mentions a high school event and road ward seating, and notes the funeral of Crstionr-lai-lnm, Me, Srentiwud. It reflects a Republican tone and community updates, with names and places obscured in OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Tonitallag
Thelenoot
Whdess Dtnaghi
Camthell
Priccky
Howe Perio
Forest Hill News Clutter Reports Local Movements
Fragmentary OCR notes describe movements and purchases around Forest Hill and nearby towns. Mentions include E Watton of Lansing Douglat, aromatic timber products, Heather purchasing large quantities, and Mrs Kaycraft returning after a week away. Other scattered items reference Minnie Bewry and local sink operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levate
Rees
Minnie Bewry
Local items and town notes amid election talk
The column reports neighbors visiting relatives, moves and shifts of residents, a grocery stock transfer, a new center in a mill, a near accident to Chas Mumford, and political commentary citing the upcoming election and criticisms of the opposition and public debt policies. It mentions King Stoughton, Leo Sotneffer, and others in Cedar Cartiers, Ferris Center, Exierson, and Summer Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Staffer
St. Loneon
Mond Hetzmin
Exierson
Leo Sotneffer
Cedar Cartiers
Urb’ Dyer
Ferris Center
Sanday
Fredrick
Siv
Iine
Chas
Mumford
Swith
Alina
Local Notes on Trades and People in Town
A collection of short items reports visitors, business plans, and local happenings. Mentions Lt. P L Gilleo visiting relatives, Pompeil aiming to have a machine shop and planing mill by spring, repairs at a store, Squire Lavin and others in local ventures, Jim Anstey shipping stock, and Callar and J Payor with harness patents and town happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
PL Gilleo
Alia
Sheridan
Greenville
Pompeil
Hethereou
Payne
Squire
Mr. Long
Washington Township
Bridgeville
Janie Anstey
Newark News Snippet from Early 19th Century Page
Fragmentary Newark notes report a man walking with a brode senil on the hye street and a sick Pred Carter writer. Sam Eicher moves into the Crawford home while Cornie notes a poor crop. Gidtres Cromse may reject winter term. Isetake Littwelier rents a farm and plans moving. A traveling grocery store on wheels arrives in Newark. Robert Reed’s wounds slowly improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanes
Carter
Piresope
Sam Eicher
Thomas Crawford
Gidtres Cromse
Hellong
Isetake Littwelier
Jotn Inter Farm
Newark
Robert Reed
SUSIER CENTER NEWS NOTES AND PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs Harry Story visits friends and relatives to Canada. Winnie Lovell visited New Haven last week. John Swain of Baltimore moved to Mrs Malett's home. Geo Argent and Miller interchange homes. Cyie Hid into the Holly area. WHS Story, detained as a witness, was to leave north last week. Mizran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Story
Canada
Winnie Lovell Wee
New Haven
ooMor
Ina Sewine
John Swain
Balt
Malett
Mr. Miller
Mr. Argent
Geo. Argent
Miller
Hoae Aan
Cyie
Wae Wat
North
Waa
Mizran
Local notes from Brackenridge and vicinity
Breckenridge and nearby residents attend a W I convention in St Louis. Milligan’s baby shows rapid improvement and family updates report Waggoner’s store opening in the old Horton building, Holton moving in with farm-implement space, and Frank King leasing new store rooms. Town growth, new homes, schoolhouse expansion, and several visits to relatives across Ohio and New York frame a lively community update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton
Mrs. Dubois
Lillie Weed
St. Touls
Milligan's
Cenl
Waggoner
Mark Horton
Mr. Holton
Frank King
Chisholm
St. Louis
Coep. Kouk
Ohio
C. Peterman
Lng
New York State
Stevens
Gibton
Au ‘Jemney
Layette
Alice Powell
Whetler
Ithaca
Nate
King
Bratman
Mra
Vivian
Grand Rapids
Henry
Jackson
Mr. Wood
Enton Rapids
Qris
Suuner and Hert Ferrin to live in Parker area
A social notes item reports Mrs Hert Ferrin and family planning to reside in Parker. Several local residents are mentioned attending gatherings with Ciara Ferris, A. Peters, F. Andrews, M. Fuller, and H. Clow relatives. A camp fire at the hall featured cake, coffee, and a gift of 325.00. The piece notes wedding news for Levinon and Baldwin and attendance by community members, with mentions of visits from Portland and Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hert Ferrin
Parker Hogs
Ciara Ferris
M. Tarker
A. Peters
F. Andrews
M. Fuller
Alun
H. Clow
FL Andrews
Mrs. A
Sanday
Ar Snyder
G. A. Ke
Wo. C
Mise Levinon
Mr. Baldwin
Hewy
Portland
Howry
Andrews
Ferris
Greenville
Asma
Local Notes and Notices From Wheeler Area
Fragments report Ad Johnstone shopping in Saginaw for millinery goods and A B Foland returning from Detroit. An elderly woman fell breaking her right leg below the knee while descending stairs at Dr Bevey’s. Archie Binxekman owns a new bicycle. Mr Stephen Wood, a Gratiot planter, died Thursday and was buried Saturday with services by Hey Foote. Names: Maggie Ransford, Caro. Emma Eaton. Dor Jey. Alma. Breckenridge. Caro. Wheeler area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad. Johnstone
Saginaw
A. B. Foland
Detroit
Murphy i
Dr. Small
VanFase
Archie Binxekman
Mala
Stephen Wood
Wheeler
Hey, Foote
Breckenrige
Maggie Ransford
Caro
Jamatane
Emma Eaton
Dor Jey
Intornade Hawkins
Alma
Pleasant Ridge News Roundup and Local Happenings
PleasAnt Ridge items report Woy Fisher laying a wall under a house on Doran Street, Wallace Reneger’s business in Mt. Plane, G Leonard moving into a new home, a logging bee at Will Vroman’s followed by a dance, and several residents traveling or visiting. Johnson returned from Farwell with a bolt-fueling job, plans to move in three weeks, while Breckenridge visitors joined Mr. and Mrs. N. Johnson. Local tales recount Brain’s travels north and east, seen near Stanton’s woods, described as large for a weanling calf. hunters pursued him toward midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Hir
Doran
Wallace Reneger
G. Leonard
Will Vroman
Johnson
Farwell
Leonard
N. Johnson
Breckenridge
Brain
Stanton's
William How
Wim
Elba Center News and Local Notes
William Sharp and family on the sick list while Chauncey Matteson’s second son Lewis is admitted to the state eleootor blind at Lansing. Complaints about Bib Center School. Rumor claims Hayow Hin sold a valuable six year old colt. James Lad yard Pete and house on Farm. A Matteson and wife visited St Johns and Shepardaville last week. Bam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sharp
Lewis
Chauncey Matteson
Eleootor the Blind
Lansing
Bib Center
Hayow Hin
James Ladyard Pete
Matteson
St. Johns
Shepardaville
Bam
Mourning Notice for Grand Lodge Brother Win Beckwith
A Masonic lodge records sorrow on the passing of Brother Win Beckwith. The charter will be draped in mourning for thirty days, with resolutions expressing grief and honoring his character, loyalty, integrity, and Christian virtues. Copies will be sent to the bereaved family and published in local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waris
Ethae
Krswinene
Wil
Omr Jolge
Fare
Thuon
Alma
St. Lente
Shifting Sands and Property Transfers in Ithaca Area
A jumble of 19th century real estate and parcel transfers shows numerous deeds between individuals and small towns. Transactions list buyers and sellers such as Cora M. Lewis, Harry Lampiman, Ida A. Conovts, Edwin Hasbrook, David Thuma, Clarence N. Charet, Byron S. Webb, Nettie Carr, Mary A. Davideon, James Edgar, and many others with plots described by section and lot notes across Ithaca, Alma, Lafayette, North Star, and neighboring locales. Amounts range from small installments to several hundred dollars, reflecting fragmented land exchange activity in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora M. Lewis
Harry Lampiman
Ithaca
Clarence Johnson
Ida A. Conovts
Eilen P. Gould
Perrintots
Edwin Hasbrook
George We
Beth
Strayer
Delow
Seville
David Thuma
Robert McParland
Clarence N. Charet
Will K. Ladswig
Plofswofeeser i
Ithica
Byron S. Webh
Mary A. Davideon
Alma
Byron S. Webt
Nettie Carr
James Edgar
Emerson
K. Ludwig
Dense Pepel
Jobin
Mister
Pearl ‘Decor
Bethany
Charles H. Clark
William Clark
Wheeler
Willi H. Zimmleman
Jacob Kennett
Wofe
H Waved
Lafayette
Jesse Enptick
Frank Baslick
Wofne Seed
Henry C. Prichard
Traghieyey Norton
Ville
Bert Woodward
J. Henry Tancashire
George Rowe
Clarence T. Rkennedy
Ellen F. Pierson
Daniel J. Doad
Cordroy
Charles A. Johnson
Mary J. Mikesell
Newark
James
Vance
Albert J. Vance
Nw Geo
North Star
James A. Vance
Whitney E. Vance
Soo
Dewitt
Galiek
William Martir
Alion Aldrich
Tiare
Beebe
J. Weary Livenstire
Bert Wandward
Honey Layenshire
August BE
Braeke
Lana
Mary E. Print
Tadoie
Alina
Pier
Joseph O. Drew
Aro
Debtors of a Dead Letter Office Story at a National Fair
A puzzle tale set in a museum on Haly Jumble with a gilded chain device, featuring two relics and a reunion when Midy tevin Newel visits Washington for a fair. Ten years earlier she sent a keepsake to her daughter, and the long‑lost Jambo is suddenly discovered by her friend. The narrative blends missing items, names, and a dramatic rediscovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haly
Tevin Newel
Washington
Jambo
Lobster and Cold Milk Mystery At Up Town Hotel Cafe
A Chicago Times item tells of a frequenter at an up town Hotel cafe who orders lobster and cold milk. The waiter fears a deadly reaction as the man calmly eats, tests the dish, and reveals he has eaten lobster with milk before without harm. A passerby tale about a waiter who drank milk then disappeared is recalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Radi Vangie
Chicago Times
Kuckley’s Amion Salve Ad: Cures Many Skin Ailments
Promotion for Kuckley’s Amion Salve claims to treat bruises sores fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all eruptions and to cure piles. It guarantees satisfaction or money refunded with price 25 cents per bottle, sold by B S Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuckley
B.S. Webb
Webb
Two Lives Saved By King's New Discovery Cures
A Junction City woman saved from consumption after using King's New Discovery. A San Francisco man with a dreadful cold, nearly consumed, recovered in two weeks. Advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a universal remedy and promotes cures for liver kidney issues. Letter from F Whitney of St Paul offers farm guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phebe Thorns
Junction City
Abe
King
Florida St
San Francisco
Doctor King
Eured
BS. Webb's
Detroit Lansing and Northern R R Service Notes
Fragmentary OCR describes Detroit Lansing and Northern Railroad routes to Chicago with mentions of Muskegon Benton Harbor Saint Joseph Leonard Haven Alma Grand Rapids and a passenger service schedule including a Warner palace car and through coaches to Chicago. Language is garbled and largely unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Magia
Muskewon
Benton Harbor
St Joseph
Longo
Wagner Palace
Find Coftehes
Chicago
ConeHes
Louhigago
Parior
Bas
Warner Palace
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Wooopin & Co
United States
W. L Woodin & CO
St. Louis, Mich
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Pleasant Valley
Brice
Forest Hill
Susier Center
A. Chishole
Bard
J. Diball
Dice
Diball
Jerry Wood
Fey I Drake
Hue
Conklin
Stebbins
Wheeler bin
Suuner
Pleasant Ridge
Elba Center
Wawro
AWE
Ona
Ithinon Laadige
Boit
F. Andl
Eadie Pony
Toweh
Wien
Ted
Deur
Miid Meiner
Ant
Emndieter
Louis
Ora
Whitney
St Paul
Minnesota
Saidy
the Celluloid Company
Broadway
New York
Toledo NN Arbo
Pas
Uiskegon
Bennret
Bollenheck
Pats Avent
Toledo
Baginaw & Meskeoos
Taree Ashley Spater
Alana i Tn
Tani Ashley
W&m. Iy
Flevinen
Detroit, Lansing & Northern R. R
Ithaca Branch
Ise
West Michigan
Hilt Line
Lee Aserdale
F.ap.m.r.r. Union Depot
Potter St
Court St
Saginaw, W.S
E. Side,w. Side
Apia
True Pullen Paliiow
Tetena
Stacy WU Writton
Ageor
Grant
Sally Gunnsreing
Toledo Saginaw & Muskegon PY
Cintearo
PRB
Port
Torun
York
Bonnie
Cuanarn
Deh
Ian Parents
Ts 7
Reentreal
Niagars
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