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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1900
Page
5
A local ad promotes Silk Waists at 1¢ with window display and 4y price on any waist. Also urges buying linings Selesia Percalines Cambrics Canvas Hair Cloth Binding and related dress-making supplies at 14 off. New styles touted as well made and worth more.
JB Waterman returned from Battle Creek last Thursday and Friday. QO R Decker of Constantine visited Athens on Monday and Tuesday. ED Albertson traveled to East Leroy on Monday. Dr HR Pearce of East Leroy accompanied by AE Underwood who was in Detroit this week. Mrs Claud Palmer and Miss Anna Leidy of Colon stayed with Mrs Henry Palmer at Athens hotel over Sunday. Dr F E Grant spent Thursday in Mast Leroy. Mrs N Wells remains ill at her Avenue A home. Mra J W Miller and Mrs Ward Carpenter visited Battle Creek on Tuesday. Mina Ella Carver of Leonidas is visiting Mrs R P Wisner.
Revivala progress continues in Rice Creek with a new Young Men's Self-Improvement Society. J Winter serves as president, Gilbert Armstrong as vice president, Irving Stone as secretary, and Hurley Baker as treasurer. Mrs. Phoebe Barrister visits her uncle E Trefry while EB Trefry buys 75 acres of timber at Tompkins Center. Louey MacWethy visits Mrs E Van Sickie in Reading. Next ladies aid meeting at ReH McWethey's home.
William Godfrey Ceresco cut his leg and uses crutches. A public installation and free supper by the lady Maccabees Friday drew a good crowd despite bad roads. Mary Wright spoke on missions at the Congregational church. Various visits, shipments of corn and lambs, and local social events fill the week. Stephen Hubbard, 75, married last week to widow Mrs Henry Kellogg.
Many from here attended the Sunday school convention at Partello on Saturday. Messrs Bert and Leo Treadwell bought the Pine Lake picnic grounds and will operate the boat house this summer. J W Hoyt of Ainger visited his daughter at M Dedrick's. Mrs Harriet Weddle visited relatives at Partello. Mrs William Patchin of Brookfield visits Partello nieces. Mrs James Wetmore recovers from illness. William Weddle injured by a horse Saturday. Lea Teachers Reading circle meets in Lee Center, Saturday, Jan 27, with full attendance urged for work completion recommendations.
The Ladies Aid society will meet with Mrs H J Day on Wednesday January 1. The Lyon Lake society will hold a quotation social at Mrs F A Howley’s residence on Friday February 32. Refreshments served. The Fredonia Farmers club will meet at Mr and Mrs Winfield Pullman’s on Tuesday January 30 at 10am. A light luncheon will be served at noon. All invited.
In Wilderville JT Freed hosted a memorable masked ball last week. Mrs. John Carrier hosted Mra Stowe of Battle Creek as a guest. John T. Freed plans a large house and will help supply Maryball with ice. Ice hosts are associated with Bracelake Fancy Pictures and E. B. Boones.
DOES YOUR STOMACH TROUBLE, YOu? Drake's Dyspepsia Cure and Nerve Restorer is a positive cure for Indigestion. At all drug stores 50 cts a box. Local items include visits, illnesses, meetings, and events from Battle Creek and surrounding areas with names of residents and businesses.
Mra Snediker is seriously ill. Luln Abbott, once unable to walk, improves under Bonoma Christian science care for hip disease. Elias Jones of Olivet and Phil Burlin of Marshall stayed with Chas Juden. Pearl Abbott visited Bat tle Creek sister. Frey of Johnstown bought timber from Henry Spooner and moved a sawmill Saturday. Mrs Laura Walkington and Miss Viola Abbott returned to Greenville after visiting. Dr McBeth of Battle Creek attended a sick cow belonging to Harry Taylor. Screens and Basela, E. B. Huanna.
BE Hughes the Undertaker Jacob Cotton and wife visited their daughter Mrs John McAllister of Albion Monday and Tuesday Fred Richfield will commence housekeeping in the Allen house owned by Jesse Madell Mrs Lester Cole keeps house for her brother-in-law Emmet Shear in Homer Mrs Owen will entertain the Ladies Aid society at her home next James Jennings Jr is out of danger now but gains strength very slowly Miss Merta Stiles and Thos Taffee Jr attended the Holt Bradley wedding at Marengo Montie Chisholm has rented the H H Willer farm and will take possession March 1
An old advertisement promotes Drake's Dya pala Cure and Werve Restorer as a universal remedy for indigestion stomach troubles and nervous unrest. It claims positive effects and urges purchase at Wil Drug Stores with a price of 0 cents per box. The note is from The Daily News dated one week ago.
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