Local Notices and Social Roundup in Hamilton Area
W F Carl is in town. Mrs Frank Dewey sick. Mr and Mrs Geo Harter visiting. Mrs Michael of Kinderbook in town Tuesday. Dr Abbott summoned to Ert Eckert. Mrs A O Beckwith of Kalida visiting Mary Schaeffer. Pekin Duck eggs for sale at Lytle and Bradley. Seeds from Stauffer Cameron. Palace and Ann Arbor Organs sold by Henry Gripman. Lytle and Bradley advertise buggies wagons and harness. T Whitwell moved upstairs above Lytle and Bradley. Art shop open in Oytre. Employment notices as well as various moves. Mrs R H Dygett ill. Alex Kauffman moved into Mrs Straw's. Ed Wellesly clerking for Charles Stevens. Elder Thompson from Northfield visited. Shupp sold shingles to Reading, Michigan. L A Lytle on business trip for Timmerman Mfg Co. W C T U social planned next to Cameron and Stauffer. New subscribers listed. Congregational Church services next Sunday after Sunday School. Y P S C E at 3 pm. Steuben County St Union meeting May 23–24 at Hamilton with N Frye and Mrs McNabb on program. Nellie Allen millinery opening Tuesday. weather affected attendance. Woodrith and Myers open new livery, purchasing Coldwater mail route, in old American House barn. Congregational Church attendees praised by large choir plus Geo Harter and Mrs Harter adding to music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Carl
Frank Dewey
Geo. Harter
Michael
Kinderbook
Dr. Abbott
Eckert
Allen
California
Mich
Guy Abbott
Guy Abbotts
A. O. Beckwith
Kalida
Mary Schaeffer
Stauffer & Cameron
Palace
Ann Arbor
Henry Gripman
Harnass
Lytle and Bradley
R. H. Dygett
Alex. Kauffman
Mrs. Straw
Ed. Wellesly
Colon
Charles Stevens
Lytle
Bradley
Bugs Gies
Elder Thompson
Northfield
Tnd
KE. C. Shupp
Reading
Mr. Shupp
L. A. Lytle
Miggigan
Timmerman
Mfg. Co
Auburn
Ind
Cameron and Stauffer
Congregational Church
Y.P
C. E
Steuben County
Union
Hamiton
Quiet 4 number of cases of sian Wave heard none serious
The Epworth League gave an entertainment at the M E Church last Tuesday evening. The Worlds Fair opens next Monday. A number of our people plan to go in May. There is talk of business booming this summer. A mysterious disappearance was noted last week. Arlie Fetterhoff taught north of town and vanished but reappeared after a day or two. Swine Raisers urged to use Dr Haas Hogard Poultry Remedy. Report of Fremont town receipts and disbursements for year ending May 18 1893. Details include liquor licenses, taxes, show licenses, and various expenses. Obituary notes Russell Lowel Null born July 16 1890 in Steuben Co Ind died April 33 1898 at Fremont Ind. Services held April 23 at home and Pleasant Lake cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Ogien
Derhook
Mich
Epworth League
M.E
Arlie Fetterhoff
Fremont
Russell Lowel Null
Catherine
Daniel Null
Steuben Co
Ind
A. A. Foster
Pleasant Lake
John Ransburg
Local Correspondence From Reading Residents
Miss Allie Lash and her companion visited friends here Sunday. Miss Junie McElhenie has been ill. Elmer Lash and Berry from Reading spent Sunday at John Berry’s. Mrs. Jane Straw has been sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Lash
Best Fellow
Reading
Junie McElhenie
Elmer Lash
Mr. Berry
John Berry
Jane Straw
Local Notes and Marriages in Ray and Nearby Towns
Thompson moved to the country last Thursday. Mrs. Mattie French of Hillsdale is visiting. Rev. Rochelle and Miss Della Lytle wed at the bride’s parents’ home on April 19. Remains of Mrs. Perry and her daughter, both victims of measles, were moved to California cemetery for burial. Hotel proprietors prep for the season. various residents and families mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Thompson
W. Duguid
The
EAGLE
Mattie French
Hillsdale
F.E. Abrams
Avery
Ray
JR. Fulton
Ethel
J. W. Rochelle
Montego
Wis
Della Lytle
A.H. Tusying
Perry
Albion
Mich
Dwight
Ellis
California Cemetery
Root
Fort Wayne
Lakewood
Grand View House
Wea
Ira
Anita Ackhonee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buell
Jackson
W. L. Scott & Son
W. N. McKeehen
Standard Patent Medicines
Mr. T. Whitwell
Pam
Tr. Oytre
Dsnbor
Woodrith and Myers
Colon, Mith
Geo, Harter
Harter
George. Gan. Aing
Dr. Haas’ Hogard
D. A. Douglass
Kay, Ixd
Cobra
Chadwick & Co
Framont
EE. C
Fremont and Vicinity
Charles Havens
Bennedy
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