Riverdale Shenanigans And Rural Progress In Riverdale
Early apples are a good crop in this vicinity. Visitors include W B Story of Alma and J E Meade at the auction. Albert Minor travels to Ola Alabama. Charles Reid ships lumber. Lacey builds a grainery. A new coal shed rises at the village school. apple barrels arrive from Middleton for Nelson Smith. School opens with many foreign pupils at low tuition of 9 dollars per year. Rev A E North urged to return for another year. Hubert Moble returns from Detroit to help at the store. Moble residence planned as a modern eight room home. Improvements include cement walk to the Methodist church and home renovations. Little Fern Ray dies at one year. funeral held with sympathy to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W B. Story
Alma
John G. Young
Shepherd
Albert Minor
Ola
Alabama
J. E. Meade
W. D. Tucker
Ithaca
Charles Reid
Greenville
W. H. Wyeth and Son
Art
Detroit
Miss Agatha "Black
H! Oakly Perkins
R. E. Moble
A E. North
Methodist Church
Vilage
Rev North
Riverdale
Hubert Mobile
Hinees
Mo Mable
Athemo
Spuare
Congress Etrest
Rizerdele
Rowland
Motle
Charles Goggin
Sumner Center School
Miss Miller
Electric Bitters Health Booster Claim Fragment
The text extols Electric Bitters as the greatest health builder, claiming it cleanses organs and purifies blood, promising vigorous body and keen brain. It urges use for the weak or sickly and is said to be guaranteed by GC F Brown mi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
GC F Brown
Community visitors and local gatherings noted
Sumner Center reports several residents hosting or visiting relatives this weekend. Thressa Kraus visited Lake Denison, Mrs Bert Gee visited Mania tee, Lynn Densmore toured Toledo, H Glover returned from Durand, Ivah Krewe stays with Alpha Gee for school, Ed Hannah and wife of Ithaca visited his mother Mia, Rachel Gee and George Tomlin with wives visited I W Johnson and wife Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Glover
Durand
Ivah Krewe
Alpha Gee
Ed Hannah
Ithaca
Mia
Rachel Gee
Sunady
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Ad
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications. internal remedies are needed. Hall's Catarrh Cure allegedly acts on blood and mucous surfaces and is sold nationwide. The ad claims physician endorsement and requests testimonials, with price details and Toledo address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Chenny?& Co
Propa
Toledo
All
West Ferris School Opens With Miss Maude Reid
West Ferris School commenced Thursday with Miss Maude Reid as teacher. Numerous locals attended Sunday school picnics and visited at several homes around Crystal Lake and DeYoung's. Several residents traveled to Edmore, Stanton, and Greenville for errands and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason Chupeh
Lena Carl
Charley Holmes
Conn
DeYoons
Mra
Sie Athan Kellar
Peculiar Foot Sprain Warned by Local Vendor
A peculiar wrench of the foot or ankle may cause a serious sprain, more painful than a break. Renne's Pain-Killing Oil is advertised as instant pain relief, perfect antiseptic, and fast healing. Sold for one dollar at C. P. Brown's, drug merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renne
C. PF
Beaver Creek News Notes and Local Games
Frank Wright and wife visited by Henry Lucas and wife Sun School started at Curry. Mrs Dennis Welch and children visited her mother in Alma. Mrs N Symonds ill. Beaver Creek beat cement block 27 to 4 in a ball game. William Welch and wife stayed with the latter’s parents Thursday of lag week. Mrs Earl Wells ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Welch
Alma
N. Symonds
Beaver Creek
Cement Block Boys
William Welch
Henry Silby
Earl Wells
SETHTON Social notes from Alma and surrounding area
Our school commenced labor day. James Hyatt and wife and Lee Wilcox were in Alma on a business and pleasure trip. Mr and Mrs Henry Hoffman have a nine pound girl born Saturday. A P Moore and family entertained H B Stuckey of Alma Sunday. Bert McWilliams is quite sick. John Jarvis and wife and W H Gardner and family visited Fred Hewler and wife near Carson City. Miss Gillson of Muir is the guest of friends in this vicinity. J A Carr and Son Lansing Mich writes We have used Mic Condition Powders on our livery horses for about three years and have always found them superior to all others. We have found that livery horses are subject to great abuse and Harvells Condition Powders always bring back the appetite and puts them on their pins. Sold by O F Brown druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hyatt
Lee Wilcox
Alma
Henry Hoffman
A. P. Moore
H. B. Stuckey
Bert McWilliams
John Jarvis
W. H. Gardner
Fred Hewler
Carson City
Miss Gillson
Muir
J. A. Carr and Son
Lansing
Mich
Harvell
O. F. Brown
Ferris Center Newsl Notes From Local Visit and Accidents
E O Dyer is ill. Jack Hamilton injured feeding a threshing machine on Dyer's farm. F D Hava and wife visited Mrs Betsy Dean Wood. John Wood and wife and Mrs Tooley of Broken Bow Neb visiting Betsy Wood. Kate Brient and cousin visited W W Davenport. Vina Heath visited Aunt Sally Throop. Miss Lora Dyer at Elm Hall assisting Dr Shaffer during his absence at the Detroit fair. E J Hydorn and wife of Alma spent Sunday with Otto Boort. James O'Brien returned to Ferris Institute. Mooda Mra Cawmoyrs and Mrs WW Wilcox visited Mackinac Strait last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Dyer
Jack Hamilton
E O. Dyer
F. D. Hava
A. J. Dyer
John Wood
Tooley
Broken Bow
Neb
Betsy Dean Wood
Kate
Ww Davenport
Vina Heath
Sally Throop
Lora Dyer
Elm Hall
James O'Brien
Ferris Institute
Mooda Mra
Cawmoyrs
WW. Wilcox
Mackinacstraite
De Kings Life Pilly Astonishes Readers With Cure Claims
A fragment describes a sensational stomach liver and kidney remedy from De Kings Life Pilly praised by C F Brown. It promises to cure sour stomach constipation indigestion biliousness sick headache chills and fever for 2 cents despite lack of verifiable proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Brown
North Arcada Roundup Of Social And School News
North Arcada updates cover sewing circle gatherings and local calls. D Ke Delevan and El Smith of Alma visit. Mrs Barnhill mourns mother Orrin Bailey illness. Margaret Sharrar in Alma. George Gillis family visit To nia. W W Ferris of Alma and L Smith of Cleveland Ohio visit Mea. Hy. Florence Wood begins North Star township teaching. Elsie Gilking to Eckert district. Morse district opens with Miss Church. Kuhlman, McNamara, Keefer at State Fair. Ed Hubble returns east visit. Burr Raycraft on vacation with Elon Ragcraft family. Will Way and Anna Stewart wed September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Rollin
Wood
Arcada Sewing Circle
D KE. Delevan
EL. Smith
Alma
Uvon
Dee Barnhill
Wheeler
Orrin Bailey
Margaret Sharrar
George Gillis
Tonia
W. W. Ferris
L. Smith
Cleveland
Ohio
Mea. Hy
C. Clark
EH. Hodges
Misa Florence Wood
North Star Township
Elsie Gilking
Eckert
Morse
Francis Church
George Kuhlman
Henry McNamara
Frank Keefer
Ed Hubble
Burr Raycraft
Elon Ragcraft
Will Way
Anna Stewart
Bucklen Arnica Salve touted as family healer in ad
An old time ad promotes Bucklen arnica salve as miracle cure for burns cuts and boils, urging hurried use for family injuries. It notes sale by C F Brown and mentions a local Alma Benevolent Society meeting with Mrs P M Smith on Friday September 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Benevolent Society
P.M. Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bank of Riverdale
Riverdale, Mich
A. B. Darragh
F. H. Rowland
Michigan
Hocking Valley
R. E. Moblo & CO
Wny
Rae Riverdale
F. C. Hyde
Lacey
Middleton
Nelson Smth
Thomas Tallon
Sumner Center
Thressa Kraus
Lake Denison
Bert Gee
Maniatee
Mre Lynn Densmore
George Tomlin
I. W. Johnson
West Ferris
Bart Leber
Daniel De‘nig
Mixson
Cora Stevens
Orpha de Young
Edmore
Pearl Dole
Edna and
Loyde
Wre
Mattie Stevens
Fred de Young
Stanton
Lemuvl Morse
A. B
Southeast Cryetal
Mra Denice Kellar
D. Closson
Sarah Morse
Edith Hatfield
Nora DeYoung
Mises Clara
Orpha Dyer
Hing Grove
Mable Stevens
Kroft
Cryatal
James Gregory
Belding
A. Gregory
M. J. Marvin
Aubray Gilbert
Pearl Smith
Jason Church
Frank Wright
Henry Lucas
Sunday
Sethton
Ferris Center
North Arcada
Homestead
M.L. Perrigo
Ing
Holdiow Lp
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