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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1900
Page
5
Bedford column records residents visiting friends in Charlotte Grand Rapids and St Charles. Mentions births deaths illnesses travel carpentry progress and a double harpoon accident near Absent. Includes community events church services and local business notes with names such as Mrs Bannister Mr Warsop and Mrs Hughes.
Correspondents urged to mail letters by Wednesday night to reach the office on time. Local residentsmong Mr and Mrs Albert Benham visit, weddings, funerals, and community events detailed. Regular social club notes, calls on friends, travel, and gathering plans narrated with names and places in the area.
The Ceresco social event by the Lady Maccabees drew a large crowd with cake by wagonload and sixteen gallons of five cream consumed. Miss Helen Robinson of Battle Creek won a contest over Miss Madge Raven. Mrs Chaus Godfrey shows slow rheumatic improvement, and Mrs Victoria Culver with daughter visited Barre Creek friends. Local news mentions the Metazer brothers, Frank Sweet seeking a pension, and several village residents traveling or visiting. The North Marshall Birthday club plans a February 5 meeting with Mrs Hulda Scotch om Fury hosting. A rural mail route is planned with Frank Sweet as northern post clerk. Toled o excursion and haying season are noted along with census work and a mill demolition project. Manila rope prices are reduced by Leedle Bros as they shift ads.
The Chicago Chronicle reports heated talk by Senator Spooner accusing opponents of forcing an imperialism issue, arguing genuine imperialism exists where a nation governs foreign peoples without consent. It covers Cuba, the Philippines policy, and a mob killing in Mulberry, plus local notices and a rash of brief items on fashion and law enforcement.
Chicago prices for corn oats and rye move uncertainly with July and August deliveries noted. Mass pork and lard rise with export demand while live stock in Detroit shows steady prime lambs and mixed hog values amid moderate receipts. J Nagle's sale on July 6-7 is advertised.
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