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Eaton Rapids’ past still flows underground

Deb Malewski Contributing Writer (Deb Malewski/FAN – Mineral wells were all the rage in the 1800s and Eaton Rapids offered them up to visitors and citizens alike. The story is chronicled in a book by Malachi King.) Mineral water was an important part of Eaton Rapids’ history, greatly contributing to the town’s growth in the late 1800s and to the financial well-being of its residents. And maybe, just maybe, it “cured” some of the people who decid…
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The County Journal broke the news in Eaton County, United States on Thursday, August 13, 2026.
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