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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1900
Page
5
Tailored Shirts and Hosiery on Sale Itemized
An OCR fragment lists prices for shirts with collars and cuffs, Madras Negligee shirts, half hose, and silk knit hose. It notes quantities like 25 dozen, 25 dozen unspecified items, and prices in cents per unit. The text reflects a mid century catalog or ad style with numerous shorthand price figures.
Local Notes Highlight Social and Life Events
The County column records social gatherings at the Vandad home for Rex Martin and a social and financial success. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Leary and family, O N Sutherland, and Mrs Francisco who recently suffered paralysis. A busy Sunday school picnic, travel news, and farm and road work updates follow with various local residents and visitors mentioned. A daughter was born to Ed Luff on August 18, and several couples were noted for marriages, excursions, and birthdays in the county community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Vandad
Rex Martin
Fred Leary
Leonard
O N Sutherland
Henry Francisco
Ed Luff
Irvin Raymond
Local notes and visits from Pulaski community
Pulaski reports Hay fever illness of Lewis Howard. wind and hail storms Sunday. various visits including Mrs Levi Gardner in Springport and Mrs Aaron Kern in Jackson. several travels to Sandstone, Chicago, Kalamazoo, and Lansing noted. School opens Sept 3. teachers F D Miller Edna Cogawell Myrta Henry. recital by Miss Clizby at Baptist church deemed a success. Annual Butterfield reunion 40 attendees at Edwin Arnold's grove. William Wallace Cook and family visiting Gull Lake area. Read The Daily News for local news at ten cents weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Miller
Edna Cogawell
Myrta Henry
Miss Clizby
the Baptist Church
Butterfield
Edwin Arnold
Grove
Ackerson
Dansville
Ingham County
E B Hughes Parlor Furniture and Local Notes
Levi Crampton is better. George Conant spent a few days in Charlotte. Mrs Nora Horn returned to Battle Creek. Grace Galusha and family and Tom Copland group went to Lansing. People attended a Pine Lake picnic Thursday. Ella Root stayed with Florence Jewett in Partelli. Minnie Harris visited Battle Creek. Will Harris hosted a sister from Battle Creek. Florence Galusha visited Vermontville. Alice Hyde of Oregon visited Emmet Jewett. Hattie Deater from Charlotte called at Evra Conunts. Averys of Toledo visiting their uncle. Wind storm damaged orchards and corn. Jacob Maisner expects sisters from Pennsylvania en route home to St. Jos. Das Mckvov better this week. Home workers plan a bine jay social Aug 29 at Chase Bailey's. Cut prices on furniture. E B Hughes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Crampton
George Conant
Charlotte
Nora Horn
Battle Creek
Grace Galusha
Roy
Walter Galusha
Tom Copland
Lansing
Pine Lake Thureday
Ella Root
Partelli
Florence Jewett’s
Florence Galusha
Jacob Maisner
Pennsylvania
St. Jos
Das Mckvov
Chase Bailey
Marengo Social Roundup The Epworth League Ice Cream Social
Misses Martha Hoyt and Anna Kidney of Ellis visited Inez and Tiin Hoyt. Dennis Imsk and Alfred Smith were seen around town. E B Hughes of Marshall will lead Epworth League services. Mrs Herbert Bradley of North Dakota visits her parents. Geo Carter visited Litchfield. An ice cream social hosted by the Epworth League at D A Smith’s home drew about 175 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
Martha Hoyt
Anna Kidney
Ellis
Inez
Tiin Hoyt
John Garin
Victor
Auburn
Rochester
N. Y
Dennis Imsk
Vill
Alfred Smith
Ruby Adams
Oliver
Clyde Pmmona
Mattawan
E B Hughes
Marshall
Epworth League
Jennie McCormick
Albion
F W Case
A J Lusk
Herbert Bradley
North Dakota
N W Holt
Geo Carter
Litchfield
Washburn
California
Ott
D Billinghurst
S'unday
W B Richards
Benton Harbor
D A Smith
Ceresco Weathered Cyclone Damaged Barn Eventful Saturday
Edward Wilcox rebuilt his barn after a cyclone wrecked the old one. Clarence Jones injured a toe and John Vlin fell ten feet, sustaining bruises. William Cook from New York visits Theodore Bull. Charles Mickel will teach school again. Mrs Emma Barker of Milwaukee visits friends. Mrs Obas Godfrey regains mobility after two months of rheumatic illness. Mrs Wm Fish of Fremont visits Mr and Mrs V S Puelps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceresco
Edward Wilcox
Clarence Jones
John Vlin
William Cook
New York City
Theodore Bull
Charles Mickel
Emma Barker
Milwaukee
Obas Godfrey
Mra Wm Fish
Fremont
Neb
V S Puelps
Uncle Sam's Reply to Chinese Peace Overtures
Washington announces it will consider a peace offer only if the Chinese government shows ability and willingness to suspend hostilities, and only in cooperation with other powers. The release covers Li Hung Chang's overtures and U S response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Li Hung Chang
United States
Special Briefs From Across the Nation and Abroad
Mr. Bryan spoke at Auburn Tecumseh Pawnes and Falls City Nebraska on Wednesday. Consul reports say unrest in Bombay while Cuban sectors revive agriculture in southeastern Cuba. Chicago agents report worker shortages for out of town orders. Cole ller pension agent appointed in Louisville to replace Gen. Leslie Combs who resigned to lead the state Republican Committee. Acting Gov Warder cites Illinois constitution forbidding removal of state troops for grand army parade. Chicago Woodworkers plan September strike for eight hour day and $2 daily wage. Flour rate war disrupts St Paul routes via Duluth and all rail. Lyons post office vault looted. burglars net cash, similar break seven years earlier. Capt John Wall Wilson of Grinnell expedition dies at St. John’s Hospital after operation. Central Kansas storm brings two inches of rain, ending drought threatening corn. Astoria business leaders control Knappa land. experts call coal and petroleum potential valuable. Maryland Telephone Construction plant in Baltimore burned, loss about 112 thousand. Akron elevator of American Cereal Co. damages 75 thousand after fire and flood. 150 thousand bushels grain ruined. The Daily News, 10 cents weekly. read for meat and local news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Auburn
Tecumseh
Pawnes
Falls City
Neb
United States
Fee
Bombay
State Department
Guantanamo
Cuba
Chicago
D. Br.‘ Cole Ller
Louisville
Leslie Combs
Scone
State Republican Committee
Warder
Illinois
Woodworkers Executive Council
St. Paul
Duluth
Lyons
Knappa
Astoria
Ciefuut
Maryland Telephone Construction Company
Baltimore
Ancouty
American Cereal Company
Akron
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Minnie Harris
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Uncle Sam
the Daily News
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