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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1901
Page
3
County Treasurer Fisk readies to issue red cards. Decoration day and Fourth of July fall on Thursday. Inter scholastic meet planned for Pan-American exposition on July 12 and 13. Various local appointments and legal notices pepper the column including estate matters, death, and court actions.
B A Murphy of Tonia, deputy president commander, now oversees district including Calhoun Eaton Ionia and Ingham counties. Michigan Maccabee for April places Marshall tent 105 seventh among largest tents with 505 members. Attendees at Battle Creek initiation of Knights of Columbus included Wendall Morse Fred Zanger James W Grice Thomas Smith Leo Kelley Lewis Hayes Patrick Hayes Fred Wooten Walter English and James O Leary. Marshall party returned home Sunday night on a special train about 10 80 o'clock.
April 20 circle meeting with C D Brewer. April 30s to May 18 various regional gatherings including Grand Lodge D O K K and K of P and Epworth League. May 11 Calhoun Teachers meeting. May 16 18 May festival in Ann Arbor. June 4 5 Michigan Bankers convention in Grand Rapids. July 12 13 G A R encampment in Flint. Also sale of thirty six farms in Calhoun county and over thirty city properties in Marshall. H J Corrin ess real estate agent offers wagonette and carriage service and assures customer satisfaction.
Mr Arthur Gauss and Miss Maude Vickery were married Thursday at the Baptist parsonage in Battle Creek. The couple, both of this city, returned to the Queen City that evening to begin married life. The groom works at the Grand Trunk Railway shops and the ceremony, a quiet surprise to the groom, was followed by a wedding supper. Friends here and in Battle Creek extend congratulations.
The Pan American exposition gates open May 1 while opening ceremonies are merged with Dedication day on May 20 due to a heavy snow storm. Damage to buildings is slight and grounds are in poor condition but usable.
The Cincinnati Northern will run the season's first excursion to Toledo on Sunday April 28. The special train departs here at 7 42 p.m. and arrives in Toledo at 11 35 a.m. Round trip fare is 1.00 with a one day limit. A 1.25 round trip rate applies for those returning Monday April 29 on regular Toledo trains at 8 15 a.m. or 2 40 p.m. Children ages 8 to 12 pay half the adult rate. Also listed are the game Toledo versus Fort Wayne and an advertisement for Rocky Mountain Tea at 85 cents, plus a horse sale near Marshall City Park from George B. Poigay.
Judge Winsor presides as motions are heard in circuit court. Extensions granted to July 17 1901 to settle a bill of exceptions in Baumgardner vs Henry. Adams et al. case continued to May term. Divorce case Bliss vs Bliss adjourned to April 26 for alimony motion and Mead vs Mead set for later. Memorial for Geo F Hunting GA R Post 166 Marshall Michigan honors his service and memory. The passage includes a reminder about Rocky Mountain Tea and newspaper pricing notices.
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