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Newspaper

Marshall News

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1900

Page

8

Oak Grove Ice Cream Social to Benefit Sabbath School

An ice cream social for Oak Grove Sabbath school will be at George Melody’s residence Thursday evening September 6. Rev Hollenbeck conducted Sunday school services at the usual hour and plans to attend next Sabbath. Mrs A Schueppe and daughter return to Battle Creek. Harry Heavener and Obed Care return from Pennsylvania. Local campers at Lee Lake for two weeks. Genevieve Underwood visiting Oak Grove friends. Jessie Little visits Wheatfield. Louise Bounstt returns to Battle Creek. The weekly News, dollar a year.

Oak Grove George Melody Hollenbeck Lee Lake Melody Genevieve Underwood Jessie Little Wheatfield Louise Bounstt Battle Creek

Local Notices From Kibler District and Nearby

Lara Dickinson started school Monday in Kibler district. Mrs Fred Sweet plans cider making soon. Mary Long has house painted and Mrs Long visited by Mr. Sweet. Frank Longs seeks to sell his fruit farm. Quarterly church meeting set for Saturday and Sunday September 1 and 2. Mrs Barney home after four weeks visit with friends in Irving and Hastines. Miss Shirley Andrus guest of Miss Mabel Walkinehaw last week. Miss Templeton visited friends in Jackson. Floyd Grinnell and Lottie visiting Fredonia relatives. Austin Sunday school picnic at Garfield Lake last Thursday. Mrs AL Walkinshaw improving. Many attended convention at Marshall last Thursday. Walkinshaw picnic at Clearlake last Wednesday. John Sheffield of Banfield spent Sunday with Mrs G D Eldredge. Mrs J M Kimble of Manhattan, Eas, visiting Milton Barney family then to Chicago. Susie and Kate Bowen visiting Detroit friends. Mrs Hyland and Florence left Georgia visiting South Bedford friends. Curris Haug week in Chicago. Elastic Felt Mattress. E. B. Hughes.

Miss Templeton Jackson Floyd Grinnell Lottie Fredonia Austin Garfield Lake AL Walkinshaw John Sheffield Banfield G D Eldredge J M Kimble Manhattan Eas Milton Barney Chicago Susie Kate Bowen Detroit Mrs . Hyland Florence Lef Georgia Elizabeth Gilbert Eldred Ekonsha Carver & Cater East State Street Martin's Fred P. Wilbur Ypsilanti Grace Clute WC. T. U C. ‘I. Dock Cuba Timbrooke Cienfuegos GC. J. Lane George H. Thomas Fat Redfield Dakota Windy City Palmer House

Church Circles Rally and Convention Notice

Sunday schools of Lee township plan a rally at Pine Lake on September 8 with speakers in the afternoon. The Second District Sunday School convention will be hosted at Rice Creek church in Marengo on September 12 with delegations urged from all local schools. Ladies Aid plans a September sale, and Marshall Market reports livestock and produce prices, with local ads and subscription note for The Daily News.

Township of Lee Pine Lake Trict Sunday School Association Marshall Conins Marengo Rice Creek Marengo Township Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist Church

Sale of Short Horns at Greenfoyle on September 18

Andrew Chrystal Wil conducts his regular annual short horn cattle sale at Greenfoyle southwest of the city on Tuesday September 18 at one o clock. Col. Cary M. Jones of Davenport Iowa and Col. James W. Sparks of Marshall Mo act as auctioneers. Six short horn cattle from noted Canadian families, many imported from Scotland, will be offered in an absolute sale with no by bidding or reservations. Catalogues will be mailed on request.

A. Chrystal Cary M. Jones Davenport Iowa James W. Sparks Marshall Scotland Chrystal

HOUSE AND BARN BURNED NEAR WILDER

Martin Groening living four miles east of Wilders suffered a total loss when his house and barn burned Wednesday afternoon around two o'clock. The cause is unknown though a neighbor noted a stove fire as Mrs Groening prepared broth. Most household goods were saved. hay was lost and insurance likely covered the losses.

Martin Groening Wilders Martin

Big Melon Weighs In At Hinman Farm

Fred Hinman, living near the junction, visited the city Wednesday with a giant melon from his two acre patch. Prosecutor Hatch’s office and Constable George Coleman joined Deputy Wooten to inspect two large melons, the Dewdrop variety. One melon weighed 47 pounds and others were described as very fine. Hinman says he seldom loses fruit to theft and shares generously with visitors.

Fred Hinman Mr. Hinman Prosecutor Hatch George Coleman Wooten Hatch

St. Louis Man Elected Commander in Chief of Grand Army

Major Bassieur of Missouri Town was elected commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic in Chicago at 3:15 p m. The St. Louis, Missouri native received a unanimous vote.

Bassieur Allasouri Gund Army Chicago Jee Bassieur Grand Army of the Republic St. Louis

Carriers Likely To Take Holiday Off Monday

Mail carriers will not haul mail next Monday as it is a holiday Easter Day. They have leave to attend the National Letter Carriers association meeting in Detroit. Carrier Whittaker will remain in Detroit as the local union representative. The office opens 7 to 12 Monday and patrons may fetch mail at the carriers window. All outgoing mail should be delivered to the office for dispatch.

Mail Cartiers National Letter Carriers’ Association Detroit Whittaker

Kidnappers of New York at the opera house tonight

Several local items note upcoming events and arrivals. Bradshaw plans to open a drug store in the Eagle block next week and Nagel schedules a large auction Saturday Sept 1. Elizabeth Gilbert will teach the Eldred district school this fall near Tekonsha.

New York Opera House Bradshaw Eagle Block

Knights of Pythias to Hold Biennial Conclave in 1902

Detroit notes the rene biennial conclave of the Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias set for San Francisco in 1902 with Boston and Asbury Park as contenders. Ogden H. Feathers of Janesville Wisconsin elected Supreme Chancellor of the lodges.

Knights of Pythias San Fraincisco Detroit Supreme Lodge San Francisco Boston Asbury Park N. J Ogden H. Feathers Janesville Wisconsin Lodgs

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