Christian Endeavor Meeting Highlights and Tragic Local Notices
The Detroit Christian Endeavor convention featured open-air meetings, sermons, and calls to arbitration over war. Reports cover closing sessions in Detroit and Windsor with remarks by M. E. Bishop Vinesnt and Dr. Chapman. Nearby items note a disputed Andrew Elmore estate, a large warehouse fire near Chippewa Falls, and multiple local tragedies including a Nebraska murder-suicide and a Pennsylvania elopement-turned-crime.
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Detroit
Mid
Congress
Roberts
Utah
Christian Endeavor
Windsor
Mich
Christan Endeavor
Caliniry
M. E. Bishop
Vinesnt
Kansas
Evangelist Chapman
New York
McKinley
Queen Victoria
Americn Peace Commission
Tague
Andrew B. White
American Peace Commissioners
LH. Strong
Jesus
Great Britain
Tressidder
Mursell
London
Pollock
Glasgow
Britain
Baya
America
J. Wilbur Chapman
John B. Vincent
M. B. Church
Minnesota News: July 11 Dispatches and Local Tragedies
Senator Chauncey M. Depew arrives in New York from Europe. Deaths include ball writer Charles Grahaw and shots in Crawford. Reports of lockjaw outbreak, fires in Frewsburg and Anaconda mountains, and a mob killing in Corning Ark. Bank run closes Citizens National Bank of Niles. Montreal to Chicago trains and port repairs feature in the day’s notices.
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Werhe
Chauncey M. Depew
New York
Europe
Charles Grahaw
Joseph R. Wheeler
Washington
Philippine Islands
Crawford
Shields Irvin
A. Tarleton
Robert C. Billings
Boston
Corning
Ark
Frewsburg
Minneapolis
Allerheny
Herbert AL Marriman
Chicago
Albert Smith
Warrisburg
Anaconda
Mani
War Department
Frank Cruger
Charles Lope
Pasa
Citizens’ National Bank
Niles
Mich
Eckford Fanners Club July Meeting and Dairy Talks
Eckford Fanners Club meets at George Taller home on Saturday July 22 at 2 o'clock sharp. Program includes prayers, roll call, papers on farm dairy methods, butter cream separation demonstrations by Sharples agents, testing by a Babcock tester, and a discussion on milk sales versus butter making. A temperance lecture follows at the Presbyterian church on Sunday July 16 at 7:30. Various local notices note residents' activities and travel, with society invitations and a few injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckford Fanners’ Club
George Taller
Psue
Sharp
Muwiz
Bessie ‘Yailer
Silas Decker
T. J. Shipp
Munsig
Crenui
Presbyterian
Sheldon
Albion
Ypsilanti
Thomas
Lenn Lusk
Detroit
Samyer McPherson
Mise Mable
Chasa
Savanoier School
Marshall
Stephen Waite
Eckford
Myre
Tobn A. Smith
Fred Denbrook
Society
Maria Osborn Fell
Harvest progress and local visits in Beulah Bizzold’s visit
CASPER HARDWARE CO reports strong wheat stands as Tiarvesting continues. Beulah Bizzold of Battle Creek visits cousin Lucene Elwood. B. W. Phillips’ team balks a binder horse scare destroys machine. Mrs Nora Medrker and children of South Bend visit local friends. Gertie Cady and Mayville couple Silman Gof and wife visit before Pacific coast trip lasting about two months.
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Fanley
Tiarvesting
Beulah Bizzold
Battle Creek
Lucene Elwood
B. W. Phillips
Nora Medrker
South Bend
Gertie
Mrs. Cady
South Haven
Silman Gof
Sf Mayville
Tosca
CoRnEy, S
Pacific Coast
San Brancieca
Casper Hardware Co Folks and Nearby Visitors
Local notes from Casper Hardware News detail visits by Edith Haight of Charlotte to cousin Bessie Welbin and Miss Rhoda Mulvany visiting Miss DePuy in Bellervue. Describes trips, illnesses, a funeral for James Haigh, church events, district school outings, and residents traveling to Detroit and Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Haight
Charlotte
Bessie Welbin
Rhoda Mulvany
DePuy
Bellervue
E.E. Hamilton
Bellevue
Tekitives
Triday
James Haigh
Charles Walkinshaw
Conins
Austin
Banton Sunday School
Joshua Webb
Onan Fund
Janes Hamilton
Maude Mulvany
Marshall
T.E. Mulvany
Munday
Local residents host visitors and travels in Athens area
Names of residents and relatives visit in and around Athens with many calls on friends in Albion Charlesworth and surrounding towns. Several households host relatives from Oak Creek Oberlin Jackson and Battle Creek with outings and weekend visits noted.
Local Notes and Names From Wilderville Report
Casper Hardware O30 reports Lenna Gurer of Detroit spent the fourth in Wilderville with relatives before returning home from Janesville Wisconsin. BA Chartier noted as pound possessor, with an item about a daughter in this brief community update.
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Lenna Gurer
Detroit
Hinele Har
Janesville
Wis
Hillsdale Streetwork and Local Changes Update
Homer Wyneys plans a new venture on Tanton Hills dale street. Boot-blacks emerge this week as local business activity shifts. The French building is being partitioned to house a News depot and Dorsey Con Ger waillinery. Tout Sherrand becomes assistant at Homer Banking Co with E P promoted to cashier. First National Bank move follows Kelloge taking a job in Traverse City. City light poles arrive. A J Jackett is reappointed deputy oil inspector for the ninth district. Pap meat market sold by A N Booth due to ill health. Local magistrate Justice Cavanaugh handles cases against Linton, Bronson, Musselman, Tompkins for train intrusion. one man still sought. A steam-press issue at Cloverleaf Creamery is contained by Mr Tew. Fred Schaible named deputy postmaster at Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News Depot
Dorsey & Conger Waillinery
Tout Sherrand
P. Allen
Homer
E. P
Kelloge
First National Bank of
Traverse City
Auson Shape
Ernest McCartney
A. N. Booth
John Linton
Wm. Bronson
Hoy Musselman
Mort Tompkins
Justice Cavanaugh
Dick Martin
Cloverleaf Creamery
Tew
Fred Schaible
H. H
Lansing
Local Social Notes From Casper Hardware Area Visitations
Mrs Lynn and family of Batzvin New York visit S Dickinson and family. Bertha Carver joins Miss Bernie Lane's lawn gathering. Scott Dickinses and Lara visit Geo VanArman Estabrook. Ada Fenton and Elsie Gotf visit Mrs Lovina Long. Frank Long travels to Chirendon. Ed Weayer family visit Estabrook. Arthur VanArman and sister visit Albert Van Arman. R Rathbayn’s barn struck by lightning causing minor damage. Kuapo family from Cereseo visit Ira Knapo Newton. Rathbarp plans to move and repair grain elevator. carpenters near completion. Henry Kuos family moved to Bat Ge Creek.
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Lynn
E. ED. Knapp
Myrtia
Edith
Batzvin
N.Y
S. &. Dickinson
Bertha Carver
Bernie Lane
Scott Dickinses
Lara
Geo. VanArman
Estabrook
Ada Fenton
Marshall
Elsie Gotf
Albion
Lovina Long
Frank Long
Chirendon
Ed Weayer
Arthur VanArman
Albert van Arman
Leroy
R. Rathbayn
BE. Kuapo
Cereseo
Dennison
Ira Knapo
Newton
I. Rathbarp
Fatuure
Shhauthausier
Henry Kuos
Bat Ge Creek
Local Notes from Ceresco and Surrounding Areas
Ceresco report covers social visits from Union City and Marshall residents, temperance meetings led by W C T U and Dayton area visitors, and upcoming events. Notable items include births and deaths, wheat harvest progress, and discussions on a Kalamazoo river dam. Community members travel to Bay View and Norwalk while others plan meetings and church activity is quiet due to pastors’ absence.
Local Notes From North Alarengo and Nearby Area
CASPRE WARDWARE Co James Lewis improves in health Euther Wallace doubtful recovery Ubi Samus and Miss awina Barry's meeting Saturday Elmer Bosserd adds a Feather stow wheel Gull lake trip by Alfred Carpenter and Irving Van Sickel Wil Gardininer and wife summoned by Wallace sickness Aresley schoolhouse repainted and repaired Private telephone lines extend over North Alarengo Stuart nine to play Ubi Sumus ball team at Marshall George Sweeney sidelined with tonsillitis Lewis Allen visits barsonage Summer Normal attendees Miss Shery church and Grace Hamilton Ernast Stevens missing since the morning of the 40th.
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James Lewis
Euther Wallace
Ubi Samus
Alarengo
Ubi Sumus
Stuart
Marshall
Elmer Bosserd
George Sweeney
Lewis Allen
Galesburg
Miss Shery Church
Grace Hamilton
Ernest Stevens
Alfa Tardwahke Birth and Local Equipment Purchase
The notice records the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs 0 Z Wart with Dr McMillan of Denver visiting. Also mentions local purchase of a new threshing outfit by a firm described as Adegaey Cease gine and a late-night message about a telescopic wind stacker in Clute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joly
0. Z. Wart
Dr. McMillan
Denver
Col
Brod
Adegaey Cease Gine
Numerous Obscure Notices From Pulaski Area 1899
Local items report dairy losses, travel visitors, and family notices from Pulaski and nearby towns. Names include Bernie Nosylin, W Crampton, Mrs. Macvin of Augusta, Mrs. Adelia Wyllis, Mrs. L Nowlin, George Center of Jonesville, John Canter, Mrs. Shepherd of Concord, and James Haigh. Incidents mention milk fever, a death in Apsilanti, insurance with the Maccabees, Fourth of July thanks from the Partello Band, and condolence messages for the Haigh family. Several small social visits and community events are noted, with clustered references to relatives in Concord, Assyria, Marshall, Bellevue, Nashville, and Lyon Lake.
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Bernie Nosylin
W. Crampton
Macvin
Augusta
Adelia Wyllis
Minnie Bradley
Bellevue
E.G. Vainecker
Nashville
T. A. Randall
Harrey
Miss Dettrich
Kittie Walkinshaw
Andrew Walkinshaw
Roland Avery
Bratsen Walkinshaw
Lyon Lake
James Haigh
Tea Eigen
Convis
Dhariea Wokinshaw
Peonfela
Geaditta Bewidh
Eugene Hit Ose
Weddell Visit Noted in Miss Mary Lee Centre Area
Miss Mary Weddell of Olivet spent part of last week with her aunt Mrs. M Ewing and Mr and Mrs Sleeper and family of Battle Creek were guests of Mrs Sleeper's father. S Weddell home from Bellevue for short vacation. Mrs I Bowen and G Wolfe of Detroit were callers at P Willson's Sunday.
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Rice Creek
Misa Loonie McWethy
Detroit
J. B. Vernor
Harold
Sandwich
B. Lattin
Myron Bolles
Battle Greek
C. DB
Paxson
Ethel Bolles
Sumer
Marahall
Athens
Gunthorpa
Colon
Foota
Lana Foote
Uutrle Creek
Sud
J. J. Wells
Slew
Waltz
Shaw
Akron
O Aa
Wisner
Mary. Weddel
Olivet
Detroit Live Stock Market Report Highlights July Market Activity
Cattle and calves show demand with prime steers and heifers at 4.50 to 5.25 per cwt and stockers easy around 349 to 425. Milch cows weak at 26 to 45, calves active 5.50 to 6.50, sheep and lambs brisk with prime lambs 7.50 to 6.50, hogs higher across grades, receipts listed for cattle calves sheep and hogs, fruit jars offered at Hagel's with specific quart sizes priced.
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Detroit
New York
Chicago
PKA
Louis
Texas
Gora
Millett
Nagel's Advertisement Items Include Stoves and Cigar
An old newspaper ad from Nagel's lists Smoke the Celebrated U.S. Cigar at 5 cents, two burner gasoline stoves for 2.50, chairs, and copper bottom boilers with a 5 cent price, noting E B Hughes Wash Hoilers and other merchandise.
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NAGEL
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George Alexiadroviteh
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Ebbitt Horse
L. M. Crawford
Crawfor Opera House
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George Wright
George Coppell
Wisconsin Central Railway Lines
W. FE. Sanford
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Putnam, Conn
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OGU
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Mary Gurley
Springport
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Courtright
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Harry
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Ris
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FL M. Arnold
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Manton
Tae
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A Wyney
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Casper Banpware
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Hiram Hates
Zal Roach
James Collins
Nelson
Simon Phelps
Will Phelps
Janger
Find
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W.C.T.U
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Lottie Baohius
A. G. Cameron
Climax
Charles Coy
Hs Farmhouse
John Reese
Chester Mofttt
Jobn Lewis
Fort
J. J! Lewis
Norwalk
Bir
0. S. Sikes
Renton Harbor
G. P. Smith
L. L. Lewis
Solomon Hutchinson
Pheba Laughly
Bay View
John Flynn
Ned Hough
Finn
George Jones
God Kelly
Kalamazoo
Caspre Wardware Co
Fiarengg
Fredonia
Tereshing
Clute
Pulaski
Partello
Partello Band
Arjeve Baner
Mrs. Abbott
Assyria
Miss Grinnell
LEE Centre
Hagel’s
U.S
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E. . B. Hughes
Ichigan Business
Normal College
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Michigan Business & Normal College
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