The County Brings Election Tickets and Local News
The county announces on site printing for election tickets at the News Office located on 214 W. State St. Miss Jennie Henson visits Mrs Herb Day in Battle Creek. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Wilbur Sprague on March 20. The ae pedro club met with John Ulrich Tuesday and adjourned to meet Mr and Mrs Whit ing Hutchinson in December. Blanche Wilder of Devereux visits sister Cary Mead. Luxton returns from visit with Jack Winter. Ladies Missionary Society met at Mrs Warren Miller’s home yesterday. Willis Hadden sells out to James Baker and heads to Missouri. Jay Wickman visits grandparents near Hillsdale. A grand jury petition for Calhoun county circulates here. Success to the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Henson
Battle Creek
Herb Day
Wilbur Sprague
Ae Pedro Club
John Ulrich
Blanche Wilder
Devereux
Cary Mead
Miss Luxton
Jack Winter
Willis Hadden
James Baker
Missouri
Jay Wickman
Hillsdale
Calvun County
North Marengo social yields small church fund
Local notes from North Marengo describe a frail social scene at Chas Fountain’s residence raising 10.40 for the church. Nearby gatherings include Galen Samson’s royal dinner, a Sunday school meeting proposed for Rice Creek church, and remarks on illnesses, a car mishap, and a local wedding. The record lists social events, health updates, an auction-like sale, and political caucus reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Fountain
Galen Samson
Local Notices and Name Chatter From Hillsdale to Marshall
E B Hughes moves to Patterson farm with Arthur Crampton. Mrs Hartranft visiting. Mrs Newton Tadman returns home. N Osborn moves to Jos Tadman farm. Ada Cunningham of Hillsdale visits EOL Owens. Will Hoffman may open a new grocery at Eckford Station. Milton Osborn and Maggie Bow era worked at the ME parsonage in Marshall with Rev Pattison officiating. Mrs T J Shipp has left Ann Arbor hospital after weeks of care and is recovering well. Proved that ultimate recovery. ig 2M: Poppies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Crampton
Patterson
Hartranft
Newton Tadman
Osborn
Jos Tadman
Ada Cunningham
Hillsdale
Eol Owen
Milton Osborn
Maggie Bow
Era
Marshall
Lj W Pattison
T J Shipp
Ann Arbor Hospital
Howe
Gormoch
Local Notables and School Staffing Changes
Irwin Adams and Robi Smith are reported on the sick list. Miss Jennie McCormick accepts a teaching post in Grindstore City within Huron county and is praised for competency. Chas Fisk received a surprise last Saturday evening. Mrs Lottie Johnson visits city friends for the week. Parma’s Mr Rosenbeck visits W J Kelley on Sunday. Mr and Mrs GD Blake host a gathering Friday. Wm Mulgapy’s auction drew a good crowd with solid prices. Mrs W A Young returns from Jackson visit Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie McCormick
Grindstore City
Huron County
McCormick
Pen
Chas Fisk
Lottie Johnson
Rosenbeck
Parma
W J Kelley
GD Blake
Wm. Mulgapy
Mra
Jackson
Fancy Pictures and Town Social Notes Near Battle Creek
James Henning of Battle Creek visited friends here Wednesday. Miss Mabel Howe stayed with sister Maude in Battle Creek last week. LJ Little moves on James Henning farm at Wheatfield. Jake Waltz party succeeded in every part. Charlie May spent Sunday in Battle Creek. Wedding bells soon ring. Sleighing poor in places, buggy rides riskier. Fred Rurick to work for Mr Fisher this summer. ME church event planned. P J Dibble closed a term in district No 6 Friday. Feir at Chas Sweet home Friday night poorly attended due to bad weather. Aura Bates of Lansing visiting parents. Birthday surprise for William Doolittle’s daughter Wednesday. E B Hollenbeck confined with rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Bolles James Barry
Tider Paxton
F E
James Henning
Battle Creek
Mabel Howe
Maude
LJ Little
Wheatfield
Jake Waltz
Charlie May
P J Dibble
Chas i
Aura Bates
Lansing
Benjamin Bates
Wm. Doolittle
E B Hollenbeck
Arthur Cheney
Hudson
Geo Reese
C B Mickel
Meson
Jack Smith
Fredonia
Frank Young
Pearl Woolsey
Will
Phelps’ Store
Devils Lake
Milton Sweet
Buffalo
N. Y
John Fountain
Owen Gildis
Wm Clark
Mecosta County
Fred Wood
George Melody
Chattanooga
Tenn
Charles Godfrey
Parma
Nellie Hubert
Ladies’ Mission Circle
The
Congregational Church
Goodwin
Frank Gould
Sunday School Union
Hutchins
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Sackrider
Bolving
Local notes from ARSCOTA and surround towns
ARSCOTA residents report illnesses with Mra Burr Converse on the sick list. Lou Drake and family plan a move to Battle Creek this week. J P Eddy spent days with Marshall friends. Mrs G B Murray visits Colon with her son Henry Banta who is ill. Several social visits occur with Athens, South Union, Flowerfield, Pavillion and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arscota
Mra Burr Converse
Jake Smail
AJ Pratt
Lou Drake
Battle Creek
J P Eddy
Marshall
Harry Smth
H L Collins
Wm Alberson
Athens
Heron Sisco
South Union
G.B Wells
G B Murray
Henry Banta
Colon
Jalie Mohardt
Grand Rapids
Ed Paul
North Marshall USA 3 Meet Held on Wednesday
North Marshall reports a March 28 gathering with Mrs A B King as the USA 3 team prepares for the event. Pulaski notes roads blocked by water and ice in many areas. Stephen Hutchins remains critically ill from kidney trouble. Mrs Aaron Kern visits her mother in Litchfield. Fred Hooper, kicked by a horse, rode home. Mr and Mrs Augustus Hall of Battle Creek visited Cay wood relatives. Pulaski Philosopher remarks March weather changing like President McKinley’s mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Hutchins
Aaron Kern
Litch Lfield
Fred Hooper
Augustus Hall
Battle Creek
McKinley
Horse losses and livestock updates in Stanly area
Hughes Picture Framing of Stanley notes losses as Willard Dodge reports one of his best horses dead last week. Saron Abbots also reports a horse loss. Little Irene Elwood suffers congested lungs while Miss Belle Lyon vacationing with parents in Burlington. Phil Borland ships registered heifers from Town to aid Gorham farm, aiming to become a top stock operation in the region. Mrs Eben Jenney convalesces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Willard Dodge
Irene Elwood
Belle Lyon
Burlington
Phil Borland
Gorham
Eben Jenney
Saron Abbots
Births and Local Happenings in Lee Center and Carverville
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Wilber Sprague nee Mabel Cooley of Emmett. Family joy, Nettie Weather and Charlie Hoyle wedding rumors. Mrs Mary Sturgis dies. funeral held at Kibler school house. Various local notes include measles illness, a postponed Pedro party, a Ladies' Aid meeting, and a surprise party hosted by Ida Henry. Community updates from Lee Center and Carverville areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber Sprague
Mabel Cooley
Emmett
Pedro
Otis Kimble
Cora Sutherland
Ladies’ Aid Society
Will
Thomas Ivens
Athens
Agnes Bortowa
Fredonia
Ida Talmage
LEE Center
Nettie ‘Weever
Charlie Hoyle
Mra Sylvester Galugha
Oscar Reniger
Ortha Wilson
Olivet
Reuben Wood
Carverville
Mary Sturgis
Kibler
Tuesaday
Rev Biery
Partallo
Dickinson
Batabrook
J W Rapp
Ernest Cushman
Misa Ida Henry
J W Roach
Kalamazoo
Parlor suit sold and local social notes update
E B Hughes sells parlor suit for eighteen dollars. The Maccabee lodge reports one new member last week with about thirty applications pending. Various locals move, visit, or host events from Meson to Parma, with weather and illness affecting attendance at a Monday lecture by Rev Fred Wood on dreamers. Also notes on exams, oyster supper, and Knox Stomach Tablets advertised for stomach issues.
Pennfield notes and local society updates
Frank Leverich visits town. Emile Rodgers travels. Bert Berry buys Nathaniel Bird farm for 1600 dollars. May Sheldon of Quincy visits Pennfield. large social at Grange hall despite storm. Addie McAllister in Battle Creek. F D Rogers buys corner lot for 100 dollars. James Mayo buys theaters now owned by Mrs John Badger. Over 500000 feet timber ready to ship to Charlotte Furniture Co. Fenn in charge of loading logs for cars. Assyria’s Bert Ellis moves to P G Gordon farm. John Loomis moves to Ed Evans farm. Evans moves to Battle Creek. Lowa to add to his home. LAS meets March 28 at Mrs H J Smith. Woyt to move to Battle Creek by April. Frank Foss moves onto his father’s farm. Prof Clinton D Smith to speak at Pennfield Grange and Boughton schoolhouse. Rev J L P Richtmyer holds meetings at Cobblestone schoolhouse. Darwin Brown poorly after paralytic stroke. Fredonia: Eugene Maffley of Marshall visits. party for pupil. vacation for teachers and pupils. Maria Root fractures wrist. DJ Fox closes winter term with Lincoln portrait gift. Fredonia Farmers Club to meet March 27. Clarification issued on March issue item about a team stuck in snow. not intoxicated. Local visitors and business moves noted. Rumford medal awarded to Charles F Brush for arc lamp work. Chief Joseph and Nez Perces to Washington to seek land in severalty and relocation. Reads a letter from Mrs T L Reynolds praising Drake’s Dyspepsia Cure & Nerve Restorer, a non-opium tablet therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennfield
Frank Leverich
Emile Rodgers
Hersey
Bert Berry
Nathaniel Bird
Consideration
Mra May Sheldon
Quincey
Grange Hall
Addie McAllister
Battle Creek
F. D. Rogers
James Mayo
John Badger
Charlotte Furniture Co
Geo Fenn
Bert Ellis
Assyria
P. G. Gordon
John Loomis
Ed Evans
LAS
H J Smith
Woyt
Frank Foss
Fredonia
Eugene Maffley
Marshall
Frank
Frank Maffley
Maria Root
DJ Fox
Polhemus
Lincoln
Fredonia Farmers Club
Francis
Markets Report From Chicago and New York Corns Dull and steady
Grain and livestock markets show quiet activity with mixed price movements across grains. Wheat edges lower in Chicago and New York futures while corn and oats hold steady. butter eggs and cheese show firm tones. hogs and cattle in Chicago and Detroit markets ease modestly amid thin demand and moderate offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Chicago
Arice
Fhicresta
Bure Banka
New York
Western Creamery
Vlirm
Western
Southern
Texas
Marshall Market
Detroit
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S. E. Cronin’s
Nera
S. E. Croninarshall, Mich
W. State St
South Emmett
Rice Creek
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Warren Miller
North Marengo
Laura Fish
Robert Smith
Chas Southwit
Wilh Hye
J Emmone
James Ott
Tokio
B. E. Stoppary
Marengo Village
G W Simnith
Luther Blake
Irving van Sickle
Andrew Barnes
Misa May Chapin
Thos Lusk
Eckford
E. B. Hughes
Will Hoffman
Eckford Station
Marengo
Irwin Adams
Robi Smith
E. B. Hugues
Newton
Clarendon
Fred Rurick
Mr Fisher
Augustus Sutherland
Flowerfield
Pavillion
North Marshall
USA
A B King
Pulaski
Hughes
Scresng and
Eascla E. B. Hyanis
Nelson
M. L. Turner
M. Dodrick
Lewis Wabl
Lee
Cora Gribble
Clarence
New Window
Roda
Ceresco
Maccabee Lodge
Mary Sweet
Here
David Fero
Knox
the Marshall News
Clinton D Smith
MAU
Pennfield Grange
Boughton
J L P Richtmyer
Darwin Brown
Salsbury’s Hill
B. Hughes
R E Vernor
Sherwood
CG Harvey
Bert Kaiser
Leander Rogers
WH Hannaford
Lil Johnson
Mumaw
F C Hutchins
LH Johnson
Rumford
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Charles F. Brush
Cleveland
Brush
Joseph
Nez Perces
Stam
Lapwat
Idaho
Washington
Severalty
Blue Mountains
Umztilla
Ore
T. L. Raynolde
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Drake
Drake & ReopEs
Deak
TL. Reynolds
al . Ao
Cox
Cloge
Bet
Obara Wairbank
la Bbdee
Scribner
Nape Sr
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