Fremont Eagle Supplement May 7 1896 Local News Briefs
Lindy McElhenie is on the sick list. D B Teeters repairs his house. John Boley returned from Fort Wayne and repairs his boats. Peter and Harrison Smith trip to Coldwater Saturday. Mr Freeman of Angola visited Elder Martins family over Sunday. J H Hardenbrook features groceries and fishing tackle. Elder Scott baptized seven at California Corners Clear Lake. Charlie Lords and Ed McMurray were guests over Sunday. Bion Case busy breaking colts for his father. J L Dunkle new doctor with office ready. New minister failed to come last Sunday. Williams preached. Mrs George Mallory buried at Jamestown cemetery Wednesday. Mallory family sympathy from the community.
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Lindy McElhenie
D. B. Teeters
John Boley
Fort Wayne
Peter and
Harrison Smith
Coldwater
Mr. Freeman
Angola
Martin
J. H. Hardenbrook
Elder Scott
California Corners
Clear Lake
Charlie Lords
Ed McMurray
Bion Case
J.L. Dunkle
Brother Williams
Cincinnati, Jackson & Mackinaw extends to Jackson Michigan
The Cincinnati Jackson and Mackinaw Railway completes an Addison to Jackson Michigan extension. Through passenger service from Cincinnati to Jackson and Toledo to Jackson will begin Monday. The line becomes shortest between Cincinnati and Jackson with connections to Michigan Central and Grand Trunk to reach Southern Ohio and Michigan destinations. Inquiries for train times and rates available from C J M agents.
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Jackson
Cincinnati
Ohio
Grand Rapids
Mackinaw City
Saginaw
Michigan
Noble ship runs aground in heavy fog warning
The report says a large passenger or merchant ship, stranded near shoals, nearly caused billions in loss. A pilot misread bearings and fog obscured the light as the stately vessel ran ashore. Authorities warn other vessels to steer clear of danger.
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