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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1900
Page
5
Notices urge timely mail to the office as letters are cut to press at week’s end. Resident social and family updates fill Albion Belmont and Bellevue area, with tea and charity events, visits, birthdays, school tidings, and summer gatherings noted among farmers, tradespeople, and neighbors.
Lee Center announces Mr and Mrs J H Walker are proud possessors of a pound son born in June. Mrs Willson and Missa Morgan visited at Springport weekend. Mrs Spibirner at Docklake caring for her father Mr Hunt. Thomas suffers rheumatism. Horace Thomas of Clear Toite visits with children. Peter Willson called on Moses Moist, ill lately. Nora Walker visiting Battle Creek. Lonig and Howsyn Wood spent Sunday in Bellevue. Price Dining Chairs. E B Hughes.
Mrs Charles Heliker returns from New York state after six weeks visiting friends. Isaac Mead built a new 86 by 46 barn with a basement. Mrs Charles Carson of Chicago visited Saturday. Edward Carnes, once well known here, is ill in Battle Creek. Thomas Algir visits Newton. Miss Phoebe Cox and Miss Ada Cox with Mrs Markley of Koimet spent Saturday with Mrs Charles Godfrey for her 72nd birthday. George Bell and daughter from Oliver and Charles Chesher of Marshall visited the Bells. Miss Stella Murdock from Marengo visited Charles Godfrey. John Graham went to Lawton to help his daughter with berry harvest. Loomis Hutchinson returned from Akron for vacation. Mrs D Veillick returned from Toledo. Congregational society plans ice cream on Mr Lovejoy’s lawn on July 13 to fund the organist’s salary. Mr and Mrs Charles Ray celebrated their 20th anniversary. Frank Bell spent the Fourth with Geo Bell in Olivet. Local fireworks sales noted. merchants report quietness. The Misses Root of Marshall visited Perry Starr. Farmers busy with hay. wheat poor. corn and potatoes doing well. Ladies Aid of Congregational church to meet.
A church entertainment Monday evening July 9 features W Howell with a high art exhibition and illustrated lecture for the benefit of the society. Adults 10 cents children 5 cents. Various local notices: visits, travels, gatherings, and a mower drive wheel lost then found after an hour search, reflecting everyday community life.
J B Hughee Parlor furniture in Walton lists a June 28 birth a four ten pound girl to Mr and Mrs Will Reasoner. Miss Maud Conant and Miss Hollis Lawphear of Olivet visited Ezra Conant. Ezra and Mrs Conant attended the Merrick Power wedding in Charlotte June 27. Herb Hoffnngla seeks Charlotte treatment from Dr Newark. Neighbors attended Mrs Hattie Davenport's funeral at Duck Lake Thursday. Also notes cut prices on furniture at EH B Hughes.
Wheat land seeded last Spring is being cut for hay and grain as another wave of prosperity arrives. Mies Lillian Mewton returns from Battle Creek. Mr and Mrs Byguk Henry traveled to Jackson for the Fourth. Mia Burney Nowlin visited her mother and sister in Jackson over the holiday. E. B. Hughes offers free phone service. Cox's advertisement appears this week.
A union Sabbath school was organized at Garverville on Sunday with a good turnout of neighbors. Several visitors and local residents were noted, including Mr and Mia Skeggs and a few family visits. A marriage occurred June 27 at the bride’s parents home, Maude M Decker and Lynn W Macomber.
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh at all stages as a constitutional disease. It claims internal use cures blood and mucous surfaces, builds constitution, and offers $100 to any case not cured. Testimonies available from P J Curley Co Toledo Ohio. Also sold with Hall's Family Pills.
Social World notes Mrs T N Wright led a merry Gull Lake excursion Tuesday with Misses Traverse Smith Wright Mr and Mrs Chas Day and Messrs Charley Cronin Arthur Osborn and George Wright in attendance. The item highlights Fletcher's closing out sale offering up-to-date styles at cost prices.
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