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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1900
Page
2
The piece argues wishes bind to deeper aims than mere amusement. It contrasts hopeful traditions with fortunes and fates, urging thoughtful benevolence. It notes happiness comes from inner state, not outward events, and urges sharing a genuine, lasting goodwill beyond December’s moment.
In an 1899 scene Schulzhein, a small Chicago grocer on South Halsted, reflects on hardship and mercy. A settlement visitor learns of his family losses and his plan to bring groceries and kin to a sick neighbor, ending with a poignant New Year wish.
A domestic scene unfolds over New Year invitations to the Brownsons, with Mrs Smith and Mrs Brownson trading jibes about guests, children and costs. The tale moves to a cheerful ending as the couple decides to accept, hoping for lively company and a festive mood with the Van Styles.
Local report describes Mr Huggett accused of attempting to sell a rotting hog in Battle Creek after a claim he killed the animal when it tangled and broke a hog’s back. He was fined and his reputation harmed by circulating news, and he seeks to publish his side of the story.
Bert Ehernman and Lola Wagner wed at the bride’s parents’ home in Moore Park on Christmas Day. Rev Wagner performed the ceremony. The couple plans a winter stay in the city before returning for a class reception where Ehernman will be honored. Ehernman works as a line man for Cincinnati Northern.
A secret New York committee plans a national undenominational Christian revival to open the twentieth century. The campaign, centered in New York and built on Moody’s legacy, calls for Christ and the Bible as its rallying cry and aims to spread to every city town and village with a week of prayer initiating the nationwide effort. The Melbourne Victorian council has rejected woman suffrage for the sixth time and also declined a referendum on the issue.
The Maccabees will hold their annual election of officers at the hall Wednesday night. All members should be on hand and help pick out the men you want to lead the lodge during the coming year.
Wm H Wall of Battle Creek gains a five pension. Loretta Miller moves to Jackson to live. Tekonsha lacks a saloon though drunks are common. Don Foote, Battle Creek navy apprentice, visits Athens. Samuel Ferris, married to Kattie Pow(l), died of creeping paralysis in Cullo den Georgia, funeral at Athata Gr. Parson J W Arney relocates to Ypsilanti as optician. Four hundred waves proposed for new town west of Battle Creek with $10 prize. competition ends month’s end. Ann Arbor post office set records last year with flawless special delivery. Sacramento and Charleston also posted similar records. Board of Supervisors to meet in January to handle long sessions and official bonds. The Daily News, 10 coins a week.
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