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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1902
Page
3
A quoted ad discusses bulk coffee variation and claims Lion Coffee sealed packages guarantee uniform flavor strength freshness and purity. It emphasizes bulk coffee may differ from what was expected and contrasts with sealed Lion Coffee.
Local notices include E. G. Brewer opening a new dry goods and grocery store with Geo. Seymour in charge, Seventh Day Adventists considering a Battle Creek church, and Measles spreading in Albion with quarantines. Also noted: church, hospital, and business updates, plus minor civic items and social events in Battle Creek and surrounding area.
In Friday court Judge Winsor reduced the divorce cost for Josephine Hotchkiss against Charles Hotchkiss and adjourned to Saturday at two. On Saturday the People vs Augustus C Hyde was continued over term on Attorney Porter’s motion with Dr Joy’s affidavit. In Alexander vs Clark a bill amendment was granted. Court adjourned to Feb 15 for the Hauk mandamus case and Feb 17 call with listed cases. Feb 24 another judge to hear Nous, 21, 25, 33, 53, 72, 75 and 57.
A list of marriage licenses includes John Sweet of Battle Creek with Margaret Conroy of Ceresco, Almond Reynolds and Hya Flint of Battle Creek, George Bradley and Mabel Wallace of Battle Creek, Dayton Reach and Bertha Waterman of Athens, Eguire Willoughby of Les and Satie Porter Roberts of Marshall, Lloyd Nichols of Clarence and Mard Coates of Brookfield, James Ebard Leek and Carrie Feaney of Battle Creek, Bernard Ward and Minuis Frink of Marshall, plus assorted bakery and shop notices from Starr Bakery and related entries.
Judge Lane appoints H. M. Merrill administrator of N H Gould's estate. Earle Johnson resigns from Michigan Central freight house. Charles McHkinstry named to fill vacancy. Congressman Gardner earns 3000 salary with new speech in Congress. Social notes describe a sleigh ride party at K J McFadden’s home in fekonsha honoring Miss Hattie Johnson with an oyster supper and a late return home.
Farmers are invited to the new 10 cent feed barn rented behind Wr. Martin's store on Hawiliod Sa. The advertisement promises convenient patrons and warm, welling shelter with a Veterinary service at the Barn Olive.
Notice from Marshal W. D. Bioue stating city aid indices in rogiad bo chil dren catching oulboba or sleigha will be strictly enforced from February 6, 102.
Hannah Vorrans, long resident of Therea Condlavies, dies at Toledo home of her granddaughter Mya Ashley at 11:30 PM Tuesday. Born June 14, 1707 near Belfast, she married David Torrans in 1625 and emigrated to Ju e n. Interment planned in Saginaw on Saturday. She had seven children, only Willisia and daughter Mary W. Lathrop survived. Marie W. Lathrop died 1895.
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