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Newspaper

Marshall News

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1900

Page

2

Sidewalk and street committees clash over crossings

The Monday night meeting reviewed city finances and street work including two new crossings on Eagle and Lindon streets. One crossing was completed then halted, another approved later. Debates rose between the street and sidewalk committees over jurisdiction and orders. Alderman Budgets and petitions for walks and a porch were discussed. funds were overdrawn by about 4,000 and a 35,000 loan for two months was authorized.

Hanover Street Eagle Street Court Lindon Street West End Park Medina Ald. Zanger Fire Department Burkhardt Council Lamson & Crowley Finance Committee John Rentschler John Cuzzins Mary Clayborne Mary J. Rowley Madison Street Clayhorne Rowley Ald. Miller Ald Quint George Pinears John Kelly T. B. Skinner East State Street Linden Street Pointment Green Street Col. Dickey Walkins Oakridge

Fish ladder petition urged for Marshall dam

The Albion Recorder reports agitation for a fish ladder at Marshall dam to aid fish migration. A petition by twelve voters from a ward or township may be presented to the board of supervisors at the annual meeting with county funds covering the construction and future maintenance. City Steam Laundry advertises service and phone number.

Albion Recorder Flabermen Eike Marshall Dain Board of Supervisors Recorder Marshall Dam Fonda

Three boys receive varied sentences for past misdeeds

Claud North formerly of Homer, George Carrol, and Benjamin Greenberger drew sentences from Judge Smith Friday. North tapped a till in Battle Creek and will serve 16 years at Jackson. Greenberger, caught near Ringlings circus, gets one year at Sonia. Carroll, who stole liquor at a store, drew 10 months at the Sonia resort amid other actions. A separate case orders a bond for costs for Justice H A Tillotson versus the Board of Supervisors.

Judge Smith Claud North Homer George Carrol Benjamin Greenberger North Battle Creek Jackson Greenberger Ringlings Sonia Carroll Harry Hyde Cincinnati Northern Sona H. A. Tillotson Board of Supervisors Costa

Marriage Licenses Listed for Battle Creek Area

The marriage license notices include James Davidson and Lucy Patch both of Battle Creek John W Steward and Mabel E Gage both of Battle Creek David L Miller and Martha Honat man both of Battle Creek Howard Williams of Onondaga and Minnie Reichow of Homer E H Battles and Mary H Gilmore both of Battle Creek Howard Allen and Ethel Aurand both of Tekonsha Ivy US City Steam Laundry Phone ul

James Davidson Lucy Patch Battle Creek John W. Steward Mabel E. Gage David L. Miller Martha Honatman Howard Williams Onondaga Jackson County Minnie Reichow Homer E. H. Battles Mary H. Gilmore Howard Allen Ethel Aurand Tekonsha

Hatch Denies Withdrawing From Calhoun County Race

State press notes rumor that Jessa M. Hatch, Calhoun County prosecuting attorney, has withdrawn from renomination. Hatch says no withdrawal occurred. he would serve if nominated and elected, and urges the public to reject the impression of disinterest.

The Statesman Jessa M. Hatch Calhoun County Hatch

Albion Lodge Initiates 14 In Woodcraft Rite At Faust Block

The Modern Woodmen dedicate their new hall on the Faust block with 70 Albion lodge members present for a woodcraft initiation of 14 candidates. The event featured a banquet at Chat Stout's restaurant after the ceremony.

Albion Lodge Albion Clarence McMillan Bri. J. Pendill James van Zandt Charlea Kappis Frank Kraus Vas Chat Stout's

Prominent Tekonsha Man Drowned In Local Flume

A. H. Randall, 52, prominent local businessman and former Tekonsha supervisor, drowned in a mill flume while inspecting equipment Friday morning. The wheel was turning and the current swept him downstream. his body would not be recovered until the flume was stopped. He leaves a wife, two sons, Earl and Edna, and a daughter.

Tekonsha Mich H. Randall Randall Homer Oce Hoe Earl Edna

Fourth Carrier Receives Regular Post Office Route

The community finally gets a fourth carrier, Pate Flynn, now regular Carrier No. 4 at the post office, replacing the substitute role. The change fulfills a long held need as he begins his new route and duties.

Marshall Pate’ Flynn

Banquet attendance highlights Eaton county bench and bar

Judge Clement Smith hosted the Eaton county bar banquet at Charlottes with Judge Frank A. Hooker as guest of honor. Judge Maynard spoke for the association as toastmaster and welcome. A Goshen divorce case involved a $181.50 bill unpaid before reconciliation.

Clement Smith Eaton County Charlottes Frank A. Hooker Supreme Bench Smith Maynard

Elopement of Misa Gage and Will Steward Shocks Family

Misa Mabel Gage of Battle Creek, a prominent Seventh Day Adventist graduate, elopes with Will Steward, a Sanitas Food Co. stenographer. The couple obtained a marriage license in Marshall and left without notifying their families. The bride is 18, the groom 28, and observers note the groom’s short stature.

Misa Mabel FR. Gage Battle Creek Seventh Day Adventists Will Steward Sanitas Food Co Miss Gage William O. Gage William O. Gage & Sons J. M. Steward Marshall Gage California

Cox's Ads Attract Attention In Fresh Flyers Batch

The Daily News notes a new batch of promotional flyers from Cox drawing reader notice. The item highlights ongoing advertising efforts and mentions a ten cent weekly rate.

Cox’s

Fine teas and coffees shop offers quality goods

An advertisement notes a fine assortment of teas coffees apices flavorings chocolate and cocoa with premium given with goods. It invites customers to see how business is done and promises all goods warranted to give perfect satisfaction under the management of C. Gee.

C. Gee

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