Marshall News Bites and Local Notices From December
Local items report a newborn boy in Van Wert Ohio to Mr. and Mrs. Claud Sayles, court stenographer Wiss Della Mamaw's position, and a German Benevolent Society officer election set for December. Other notes include snow forecasts, drunkenness cases in Battle Creek, a large state industrial school enrollment, and Albion council approving W S Messler’s offer for Kessler property.
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Claud Sayles
van Wert
Ohio
Wiss Della Mamaw
Eldred
German Benevolent Society
W. S. Messler
Kessler
Albion Council
New Furniture Line Arrives at Low Prices
Our store announces arrival of new furniture with a wide selection and affordable prices. View the updated displays in the shop window and consider choosing pieces for Christmas gifts while stock lasts. Bring your pictures to be reframed with new welds and framing options.
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Notibeun
iWe
Postmaster fundraising blanks for McKinley memorial aid
An itemized local column reports contributions to the McKin Jey national memorial fund via postmaster Arthur, with a souvenir certificate for coaches. It also notes health figures across the state, church bazaar proceeds of over 160 dollars, school smoking penalties, planned masquerade ball costumes, and upcoming theater and social events including Charles Vowles in A Country Merchant on December 18 in Marshall.
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Arthur
Saberiprion Blanks
McKin Jey National Memorial Fund
Aid Society of Trinity Church
Board of Education
Charles Vowles
Marshall
Vermont
Qowles
New York
New Ads From Marshall Merchants
Christmas offerings bring merchant announcements. Patrick Heyes Graca Bros. H Cronin M S Keefe Cruse Blood J D Bradshaw F B Sadyer Julius Nagel Leedle Bros Good Anistutz Perreté Bros announce new ads for readers with holiday shopping in Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Heyes
Graca Bros
H. Cronin
Ckeefe
Cruse & Blood
J. D. Bradshaw
F. B. Sadyer
Julius Nagel
Leedle Bros. Good & Anistutz
Perreté Broa
Marriage Licenses and Local Bargain Drives
Albert J. Read and Ella Y. Butler, both of Battle Creek, are listed for a marriage license. In downtown shopping, Huletts advertises bargain counters with extra drive on cups and saucers this week. Laura Haskell plans to place on sale pieces of decorated china at No. 211 North Kealamazor Ave. Items from a bazaar and remaining articles are for sale at Mrs. B. S. Joy’s store. A nurse girl is wanted. inquiries at this office.
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Albert J. Read
Ella Y. Butler
Battle Creek
Huletts
Laura Haskell
No. 211 North
Kealamazor Ave
B.S. Joy
The Michigan Book by Silas Farmer Promises Informed State View
Detroit observers note Silas Farmer has issued a comprehensive Michigan handbook. It features county maps with township and section layouts, precise farm locations, population figures for unincorporated villages, constitutional amendments, and a state map with rail and interurban lines. The book and its cloth-backed map sell together for one dollar. apents are sought.
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Silas Farmer
Detroit
Michigan
Probate Court Calendar Sets Hearings For Next Week
Judge Lane will hear cases in probate court December 16 to 20. Topics include termination of heirs for Michael Neale, probate of wills for Henry Randt Ada Line W Denison Maria Stone Sarall M Foster Emily T Hawkins Wilhelm Vogt Elizabeth Hoppsugh and Almeda Ann Miller. extensions of Ann Street and Dalrymple Street in Albion. guardianship appointment for Frederick Loote. administrator appointment for Maria Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Street
Albion
Frederick
Loote
Dalrymple Street
Saralk M. Foster
Emily T. Hawkins
Wilhelm Vogt
Elizabeth Hoppsugh
Almeda Ann Miller
Detroit Pension Agent Sets Rapid Payout Record
Pension Agent O. A. Janes of Detroit completed a quarterly disbursement in record speed, paying 16 412 vouchers totaling 600 981 95 in one day and disbursing 1 389 505 67 for the period. A 3 000 voucher revision delay limited total claims to about 40 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Janes
Detroit
Three Deaths At County House This Week
Three deaths occurred this week at the county house: Lindon W. Gunn 33 died Monday of consumption. burial to Kalamazoo. J S. Bacon 65 died Tuesday of paralysis. burial at county farm. Michael Mulik 75 died Wednesday of old age. burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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Lindon W. Gunn
Battlereck
Wis
Kalamazoo
Jus S. Bacon
Marshall
Michael Mulik
Homer
St. Mary's Cemetery
DOLLARS AND SENSE Elbert Wigman Lectured on Goers House Tuesday
Albert Edward Wigian spoke to a crowded audience in the People s Lecture Course about finances and savings. He demonstrated a strong voice and engaging style, promising future lectures with Col. Copeland scheduled for February 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Edward Wigian
Baye
Addreas
Wigs
Col
Copeland
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F. B. Snyder
City News
N. H. Kynott
L. J. Tattle
James Knowd
James Wilson
M. ©. Shepard
A. J. Borray
Partello
Tekonsha
Judson Foster
Gidzens Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Chicago
Pratest
Sisamistale
Benall
Mill Pond
Sades
Albion Dispatch
Adam Reene
J. D. Shipman
Bert Wycoff
George Jamess
Justice
Kaarton of
Genoeva N
Trinity Church
Joy
Bert Verplank
William Woodmansee
Perrinville
Hanover Street
Arthur Bartlett
Michigan Central
Mattawan
W. H. Ryan
M. I. Ryan
Albion Creamery Co
Geem
Smith
H.C. Smith
Pordney
Meson
Tigsen
Witis
Goow & Ans Tutz
Arbeiter Juniors
Arbeiter Hall
Olivet College
Ancient
Order of Gullibrea
Marshall Merchanta
Enauire
THE
Michigan Book
Han Tadved
Probate Court
Lindon Gunn
James Bacon
Michiel Riuskt
Peary
Youle
Cere
Krelaiagen
Pearl Hale
Toute Ga
Elbect
Bueeday
Botead Vita
W. B
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Felts and
Grovery
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Grace Bros
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