Jottings Include Illnesses and Local Court Slates
Local notes record John Burkle ill with appendicitis at the Royal hotel and John H. Watt receiving 20 days in jail for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Other items note a rural free delivery petition, people moving between Monroe and Battle Creek, a Maine anniversary mention, fire alarm at Phil Lutz’s, resignations and promotions in city offices, legal cases and sentences, and social events at the Success club in Hertford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burkle
Royal Hotel
John H. Watt
Justice Tillotson
H. E B. Pratt
Ernest Burnham
Monroe
Folding Bath Tub Co
United States
Maine
Havana Harbor
Jaco Cramer
Charles Parker
County
Cramer Divorce Alimony Set at One Dollar Weekly
In the circuit court the divorce case of Adan Cramer versus Mirtha Cramer was decided with alimony of one dollar per week for the support of a child. The City of Battle Creek versus H. K. Hadk proceeded with no answer and adjourned to February 2 for argument. G. B. Gook versus Oscar S. Phelps resulted in a judgment of five hundred eighty seven dollars and ten cents for the plaintiff. Other cases discussed included Frank Mount versus Isidor Jacobs and a look ahead calendar showing sessions through February 24. An advertisement touts Rocky Mountain remedy for digestive and kidney issues, with local note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adan Cramer
Mirtha Cramer
Defendanc
Wandawus
City of
Battle Creek
H. K. Hadk
Plaintit
Oscar S. Phelps
Jugal E
George
Cook
Oscar S.phelps
Frank Mount
Isidor Jacobs Ebel
Winder
Chicago Daily News
Blonday
Favorite Prescription Promises Restored Health for Women
In a paternalistic testimonial the author extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Garden Medical Discovery as cures for irregularities, weakness, and female diseases. Mrs. Emma E. Bankes of Harrisburg, PA shares relief after six years of weakness and urges others to try the remedies, noting a free medical adviser offer and mailing costs for prints and cloth-bound volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Emma E. Bankes
Rosa Mort 7Th Street
Warrisburg
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Maccabees Meeting Aims At Union In Battle Creek
On March sixth at an ATM meeting in Battle Creek Marshall Tent No 108 and Calhoun Tent No 1 0 7 discussed inviting tents from Calhoun Maren Barry and Kalwinazoo counties to join a Thursday evening gathering. They plan to debate extending the Great Camp jurisdiction and the Michigan Maccabees stance. The Calhoun I O O I band will provide music and password at the door. Sir Knights admitted only with password. The meeting is described as potentially the largest yet in Southern Michigan and invites all Maccabees to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Thin- City
Calhoun
O'R
Battle Creek
Maren, Barry
Kalwinazoo
Heleing Noomnas
Sir Knights
Batth Creek
Michigan Maccabees
I. O. I. al. Band of Calhoun
Michigan
Sir Knighte
Marriage Licenses Recorded in State Notices
Dee Bandy and Allie 8 of Battly Creek Willard J. Gidding of Constock and Maude May Roe of Athens Dr AT Abbott and Jeanie M tint son of Albion.
Public Auction on Farm Premises Near Lois Corners
On health grounds the undersigned farmer will sell by public auction at his premises one mile west and north of Lois Corners on Friday Feb 8. Items include horses, hogs, chickens and a wide array of farm implements and equipment. Terms: under $300 cash. $3.00 and over due in 7 months on approved notes at 6 percent interest. Red Rozen Col Chas B Lane Auctioneer.
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Phe
Pis Health
Ube
Lois Corners
Pitts
Oliver Plow
Wred Rocen
Chas
Lane Aucr
The Commoner Promotes Growth and Low-Cost Bundle
The Commoner announces rapid 190000 copy circulation within six months and promotes a national paper focused on political economic and social issues. An offer with Mr Bryan provides a one year combo including Marshal News for 165 dollars versus 200 dollars separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breiu
Comnodver
Bryan
Real Estate Transfers Fielded by Calhoun Abstract Co
A list of property transfers in Battle Creek and surrounding areas including Fred L. Newton to John T. Nichols 20 acres in Pennfield. Hattie Bascom to Shubal Bascom 1723 acres in Albion. City of Battle Creek to B. W. Pinch portions of lots in Mechem's addition. Ella White to Freda Weed part of lot 26. Stella Cowler to Ernest Hutchinson North Avenue property. James Churcher to Fred R. Nawton 26 acres in Penfield. Mary Hull to Horace Hull 53 acres in Congis. James Henry to Newton Fonda lot 4 Urbandale. Garrett Snyder to Laverna Ondo 244 100 feet in Park Beedler addition. Nellie Hannah to Stephen Otis at eater of block 11 Battle Creek. numerous other transfers including Harmon Lindsay to W. T. Ramsey and to Jot 126 Park addition. Mary Lemon to Charles Chreeminn Albion. James Buckley to Tumuma Buckley 40 acres Hower. various other parcels in Battle Creek and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun Jonunty Abstract Company
Ee Hatch Black
Fred L. Newton
John T. Nichols
Pennfield
M. Thompson
T. Nichols
Panfield
Hattie M. M.G. Bascom
Shubanl A. Bascom
Actes
Albion
City of
Battle Creek
B. W. Pinch
Mechem
Ella B. White
Freda F. Weed
Stella L. Cowler
Ernest Hutchinson
North Avenua
Merritt
James Churcher
Fred R. Nawton
Penfield
Mary Hull
Horace D. Hull
James Henry
Newton L
Fonda
Urbandale
Garrett L. Snyder
Laverna Onda
Tinud
Park Beedler
Fris
Marshall
Harmon Lindsay
W.T. Ramsey
Park
Mary B. Lemon
Charles Chreeminn
James J. Buckley
Tumuma A. Buckley
Hower
Martha Gi. Reines
Aupgusty
Drake
Wattla Creek
Claressa J. Glover
W. TD. Hastings
Lewis Watkingta Duwa
Property transfers in Penfield and Battle Creek records
Parcel deeds list transfers including Lot 6 in Pasco area and Aadi Lion Battle Creek with sums around 650 dollars. Ratah H Hamblin to Charing Re llockett covers section 28 and 21 Penfield bearing seven thousand dollars. Lewis G Stevens to Ranson W Rosecrantz involves 83 acres in section 17 Jace ASON. Ransom W Rosecrantz to Tuewis O Stevens details 80 acres in section 17 Lee with one hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enburg
Pasco
Aadilion
Battle Creek
Ratah H. Hamblin
Charing Rellockett
Penfield
Lewis G Stevens
Ranson W Rosecrantz
Jace
Ason
Ransom W. Rosecrantz
Tuewis O. Stevens
Lee
Susan Anthony Birthday Honors at Suffrage Meeting
Washington February 17 marked Susan B Anthony’s eighty second birthday at the National American Woman Suffrage Association gathering. Delegates sent greetings, floral tokens arrived, and Anthony spoke tearfully of fifty years in the suffrage movement. Resolutions urged anti vice regulation in new possessions, taxing reform for Chicago teachers, no sex restrictions on franchise in new possessions, no French style suffrage stamp, essay prizes on suffrage, and continued push for the sixteenth amendment. The event concluded with a light evening on England and her colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Tr. Anthony
Tania de Merritte
Miss Anthony
Woman Suifrage
Roosevelt
Chicago
Mwilhals
France
National Association
England
Coloni
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Glenn Grint
Electric Light
Wirs¢ National Bank
Jon Deel
Electre Light
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Elks’ Organization
Marvin But- Yer
Olicer Burkhardt
Eaton
Rivas
John Luscher
Grant Miller
Grand and
State Streets
West Stace Street
Washington
Frank Adams
Duluth
Sarah M. Adams
Grace Minkerton
Cincinnati
Adams
Wiliam Cummings
Lapeer
Thomas Wun
Moline
Allin County
Bute Creek
Arrin Lanjont
Samaary
al- Wan
Isabella Hart
Dulcing
Kt. GO. Seuure
Oakridge
Idary
Eustar
Buart
James Court
Battle Creek Sanitarium
May Harter
William A. Marsh
Shioidan
Mra. C. W. Campbell
George Rickman
Jos Painter
Ironton
Ohio
Newark
Michigan Central
Jankeon
Tieank Wright
William Redmond
Leedle Bros
Sandy
Michigas
Wentral Freight Oilce
Arctination
Homec
Allovan
Janes Watts
Concord
Mirengo
Adam Heen
Post Office Department
Fred Hoggett
Marshall Township
Carola
Court of Marehall and
Hardy of Tranter
Wall Street
Dealt
Fitin Dows
oJonenville
Ao Lirarieh
Wiihe Uw
Aly
Walter Hickey
Kalsuiasoo
Daily One
Kalamazoo
Hickey
Thiavity
Tig Washington House
Chaneon Znd
Bine
MéNames
Fred Schnallman
Prnperty
Cox
Clfe Gift
Hatch
Mia
John Q. Taylor
Bellevue
New Dyer House
Williams
Charles Kobi
Leopold Werstein
Landllord
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William Cummings
Thomand Wing
Justice Lane
John Gordon
Henry Sutton
Joseph Allen
Pattle
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Jerome Poatman
Charley Hunter
Joy Wis
Tie
Hunter
Myrtle Bernard
Roger Franco
Murray Hill
New Jersey
South West Street
Jere —Kalamazong Gageter News
Battle Creek Creamery Company
Tul
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Paulin
Dad Wall
QO. Hinman
Summers
Bush
James WW. Moon
Wo Jd. Smith Witd Vianager
Eldi
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Joppa
Circuit Court
Swartwout
Bwartwout
the Wooly News
Marcaders
Kalvinnene
Mr. Bryan
Ramsay
Pingh
Anthony N. Buckner
Prisbie
M. Buca
Red M. Wadleigh
Caine
David W
Veeser
Howard B
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Batrle Creek
Varriett Bo Ashley
Elizabeth
Walling
MarthaiNyo
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Dor Ty Dertanlite
Sles
Chivhs
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BO Wits
Skinner Rabbe
Leed
Women's Lnitenge
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Sra
Wilea Beates
Illnois
Daughters of the American Revolution
Charles H. Deere
Robert Hell Wiles
Chiesa
Mie Ulvetion
Vieline
Wis
Martin Chant
Persia
Susan Hf
Anthony
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North Grand Sts
Olive Huffman 218
Eagle Trent
Prince
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North Division Street
Ruben Borough
Vors
Charles. McCaffery
Mich
Linden
Edward
Linden St
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Hay Collins
Brey
Polut
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F. Jackson & CO
Indianapolis
Indiana
J. W. Bradshaw
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