Local Notes From The County Scene
Late Pratt, previously ill with the grip, shows slow improvement. Mrs Frank Moharat and Lydia Moharat of North Burlington visited sister Mrs El Paul. Mr Troax of Clarendon moves from G B Murray’s vacated farm. Mr Phillips of Union City stays with Mr and Mrs HL Guilins. School resumes Monday after a two week vacation. Room improvements during the break included papering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Frank Moharat
Lydia Moharat
North Burlington
el Paul
Troax
Clarendon
G B Murray
O Hldrid
Phillips
Union City
HL Guilins
Wilderville News Notes and Local Entertainments
E. B. Hughes Fancy Parlors in Wilderville reports Charless Hellers moved to town last week. FB Preed recovering from a fall, now able to go out. Cat Lee sold his mill engine to a Union City buyer. Dick Carrier moved it. Arkansaw Jim and Harry Carrier plan performances at Wilder's schoolhouse. J Freed to provide activities next Wednesday. Local names Jan bi Gillie Christmas Rockers I. Ji. Ivaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilderville
Charless Hellers
FB Preed
Cat Lee
Union City
Dick Carrier
Arkansaw Jim
Harry Carrier
Wilder
J Freed
Jan Bi
Gillie
South Evaner Pairs at Eyre Park Home Evening
The South Evaner Pairs club gathered at Charles Eyre Preshiy’s home for an evening of socializing and games. Prizes were awarded to Henry Webster and Mrs Ulrich after 11:40 pm verses and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eyre Preshiy Evensing
Nostasas
Sth Ceyynd
Henry Webster
Ulrich
Oscar Francisco
Eckford Social and Family Notes Gather Local visits
E B Hughes 316 Parlor suit Eckford. T R Lusk spent Saturday in Albion as guest of G B Gunnison. Farmers club to meet at Will Miller home Saturday January 20. Mrs Frank French of Marshall visits her mother Mrs Wm McPherson. Fred Hess and wife visit Clarendon parents. Qugard Decker of Constantine visits Eckford friends. Lewis Decker returns from Three Rivers and Constantine after two weeks. Fred Bender and wife of Ann Arbor visit Eckford friends. Dinner parties are common now. Lola Ruff hosts cousins from Concord. Lena Lusk suffers severe cold. W Burns and wife visit Albion friends. Jas Jennings Jr. reportedly improving. Mrs HL Cook of Homer hosts Ladies Aid last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Jacob Cotton visit niece Belle Shawn at Tekonsha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckford
R Lusk
Albion
Gunnison
Farmers’ Club
Will Miller
Frank French
Marshall
Wm McPherson
Fred Hess
Clarendon
Qugard Decker
Constantine
Lewis Decker
Hivers
Fred Bender
Ann Arbor
Ula Ruff
Concord
Lena Lusk
W. Burns
Jas Jennings, Jr
HL Cook
Homer
Ladies’ Aid Society
Jacob Cotton
Belle Shawn
Tekonshi
Marengo
Charles Lundberg
Samuel Bosserd
David Bosserd
Burlington
Charles Fountain
Warren Cary
Ellwanger & Barry
Benj Smith
James Eyre
Marengo Sunday School
George E. Carter
Peter Ott
Eva McLean
Myra Lusk
Albert Graham
Eaton County Friends
Hannah Burton
Chas Fountain
Wm. McPherson
Chan Adams
R Fish
John Garvin
Chas Weaver
Community Notes From Cadillac Area and Vicinity
Local obituaries and movements include John Bell Ceresco and George Bell Olivet attending Mrs Kesher’s funeral, Josiah Stackhouse and family of Vicksburg. Residents travel for visits and moves include Albert Stevens, Michael O’Mally, and Miss Bucher. Augusta Basket Co ships to Augusta. Congregational church events and a donation to Rev Palmer set for January 17. LBC meets January 15 with dinner. heartfelt thanks express sympathy for a bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bell
Cadillac
George Bell
Olivet
Josiah Stackhouse
Vicksburg
Kesher
Stella Murdock
Marengo
Godfrey
Walter Snide
Chicago
John Snide
Albert Stevens
Moscow
Prank Moulton
Toledo
Vollick
Battle Creek
Marengo News Roundup From Marego and Creek
Charles Lundberg is sick with rheumatic fever and various residents are noted visiting relatives, changes in work, and upcoming events. Meetings at Ubi Sumus January 18 with social for village aid January 19, and a dance at Adams Hall. Sunday school officers elected. local illnesses, travels, and a mine accident reported. Revival meetings underway and medical advertisements embedded amid local notices.
Fraternal Society Notices and Local Events
There was a mistake in the date for the next party at this place. It will be Friday evening January 19 a masquerade ball. Mrs Louisa Winans is on the sick list. El Masters has moved into his new house. The weather at the junction varies through a wide range. We have abundant weather to sell rent or hire out to the poor. The revival meetings will likely close this week. Mrs Sarah Howard broke her hip after a fall from a carriage. A child of Mrs George Parker swallowed poison but medical help saved it. The third club dance Friday night sold two nantheras. Presiding Elder Mareety will preach Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rout
Kalamazoo
Powell
Ethelbert Neal
Michael O'Mally
Wheatfield
James Roach
Miss Bucher
Jackson
William Barrett
Arthur Williams
North Dakota
Ray Williams
Congregational Church
L L Lewis
L .D Palmer
Augusta Basket Company
Augusta
The
Congregational Church and Society
Vollick
Bender
Battle Creek
Onur Cash Proceryman
Stimpson
Louisa Winans
Masters
Sarah Howard
George Parker
Mareety
J. W. Smith
Maryland
Pittsburgh
Congress
Gen
T. M. Anderson
Department of the Lakes
National Building Trades Counc
Justice Woodward
New York Sepreme Court
Kruger
Generess
Bloomington
Adlai E. Stevenson
National Building Trades Council of America
Senate
Navy
Tenry I. Howhan
Albert Kauta
George C. Remey
Norman H. Farquhar
Cecelia Sherman Miles
Army
Samuel Reber
St. John’s Church
Washing
George Dixon
McGovern
Lloyd Lowndes
Annapolis
John Walter Smith
Vera Cruz
Mex
Charles M. Sheldon
Tandon
London
Charles W. Scofield
New York
Sconeld
Finland
Calumet
Mich
Mary
Tarner Grinberg
Seattle
Wash
Tarnapell
Galacia
Austria
United States
Grinsberg
Businss
Market Report Grain Flour Pork Lard and Livestock Prices
Chicago markets show flour quiet and unchanged and wheat unsettled with May at 4 0s. Corn higher with cash January at 205%6. Oats steady May at 22%2. Rye quiet No 2 at 40c. Barley weak low grades easy but good qualities steady. Mess pork offerings fair with January and May price ranges. Lard demand fair with May around 5.65. Short rib sides readied at 5.70 for May. Potatoes firmer with various varieties listed. Eggs weak. butter quiet to easy. Live poultry firm with turkey 7c and chickens 8c. New York market steady on flour and oats. Hogs active and easier. cattle and sheep higher in Detroit market. receipts noted. Prices paid by merchants listed for wheat, corn, oats, butter, eggs, and other commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Osie
Hiestrsiec
Burbanka
Hebrons
Rose
Peerless
Kings
Four Thousand Dollar Heart Remedy Offer
An advertisement touts Dr Miles New Special Personal Treatment for heart and nervous diseases. It promises two dollars and a half worth of treatment free to any sufferer, plus up to twenty four dollars in free examination and treatment values. It cites testimonials and states Dr Miles has deep experience with patients across the United States and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Miles
Chicago
Wnever
Miles
B.J. Held
Grand Rapides
J Rant Smith
Wabash Ave
Truman DeWeese
Chivagas
Times-Herallates
Milea Gured
Susandi
Hon
Buckbanker
Purilavit
Minn
Chicago-jand
Canada
Mexico
Joe
Prainnis Mines
Corner State
Adamertscets
Storm on French Coast and Political Shift in Iowa
Heavy gales lash the French coast with boats lost and crews missing while life boats rescue some crews. The Jeanne Eugenis sank near Cherbourg with five dead. Bochogne Sur Men saw nine perish. Mediterranean ports report heavy weather. In Des Moines the Iowa Legislature caucused nominating Jed E. White for US senator after Sells withdrew. Philip Bissing er, 72, president of the German savings bank, died in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bochogne-Sur-Men
Cherbourg
Mediterranean
Iowa
Mr. Sells
Mr. White
New York
Philip Bissinger
German Savings Bank
Inauguration of J. W. Smith as Maryland Governor
Current events item notes J. W. Smith’s inauguration as Maryland governor. Other items include strikes by Pittsburgh black workers with Italians, 1899 Australian gold yield, congressional denial of new harbor works, Gen. T. M. Anderson’s retirement, and various political and legal notes across the nation.
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Cronin
Amoskeag Mills
Arte
S. E. Cronin
Marshall, Mich
E. B. Hughes
I. Ji. Ivaine
South Emaior
Frank March
Sy Carver
Sumner Willis
Ethel Horton
Hartford
Byron Nelson
Frank Murch
Carlisle
Lyle Mott
John Harris
Reta Waterson
Frank Patchin
Will Reasoner
Lowell
Mra Reasoner
Bert Hoifnagle
Ainger
B. Hughes
Duck Lake
Clarence
Beryo Wise
Lizzie O’'Teney
Ben Butler
Hazel Butler
Vienna Porter
Eva Graham
Lovina Butler
Hattie Bingham
Jennie Mae Sweet
Kittie Hooper
Charlie Cox
Levi Gribble
Frankie Cox
Fall Line Iron Bods
B. Hoesks
Ceresco
J W Been Ann
North Marshall
LBC
Gertrude Wright
the Daily News
Chas Boughton
Alton Fish
Mercnr
Utah
Fredonta
Susan Harrington
Kalama
L P Root
Hekford
LI Breakey
Fredonia Farmers’ Club
Jane
Normim
Hughes the Undertaker
CE Creek
B Trefry
Charlesworth
Rice Creek
Chester Williams
Shirtliff
Paxson
Ruff
Sears
Verne
Arizona
May McWethy
Marehall
Ford
M Blayton
TN Austin
Mra
Myron Bolls
Medh
Dr. Langdon
Tam
Drake
8 & Rhodes Co
Detroit, Mich
Convis
Pulaski
Sineago
Detroit
Chillicothe
Nelson Kneass
Denver
Col
F. M. Davis Tron Works Company
California
Brace Lake Hotel
J. T. Preed
D. Mather & Son
East
LeRoy, Mich
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