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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
5
Ceresco reports Lester Nawton Kal oasea summons for brother's illness and death before arrival. Mabel Willard spent a few days in Battle Creek visiting friends. Reporters urged to include post office date and signature in unsigned columns.
PREDONIA Fridonia Formera club will meet at W G Pollman's Wednesday forenoon April 10. Program includes singing, prayer, recitations, readings, solos, papers, question box, and a picnic dinner. Several local items follow, including deaths, moves, weather damage, and school notes from Emmett area.
Local school schedules a one week vacation ending April 4. Miss Josmié Kingebury visits Casasopolis with family. Frank Bonnell of Lansing visits relatives. Miss Etta Hastings and Misses Grace Davis and Jeanne Sherard attend in Albion. Jennie Allen of Three Rivers called home for her father’s illness. The body of George Beedon killed in a Chicago railroad crash was brought for interment with services at the Episcopal church. James Merritt, formerly of Homer now in California, made a brief visit. The Wesleyan Male quartette offers the final Citizens Feature show next week. Charles Mambrie’s body arrives from Colon for burial. he was an old Homer resident. Local burglaries noted. several shopworkers watched as a stone shattered Wells & Andrews’ door. George Taylor accused after a confrontation. he was caught, jailed, and awaiting a hearing. Authorities seek companions.
Mrs Mirza Sanders of Needmore visits Mrs Raymond while Ella Hoot remains ill. Church event promises warm sugar and a social Saturday evening. Miss Alice Romans visits Miss Fannie Ward. various residents travel for business visits. District No 7 eighth grade diplomas awarded to John Hickey, David Scott and Clara Barbita. Auctioneer Charles Lave reports strong sales. school resumes after a week’s break with about sixty scholars. The action aid meets Mr Myron Bella on Thursday April 4. dinner 10 cents.
South Lee reports Elder Miller organizing a Young People's alliance in Culverville with twenty members. Officers elected include Wayne Ronpe as president and Fred Cooley as vice president. First meeting set for Sunday evening. Local society aims to be a leading town group as Mrs Almon Uooley visits from Marshall and other residents are noted.
Mre James Clark visits Muskegon. OB Dickerson and sister Lura spent Sunday at home. Mabel Leggett in Battle Creek. Ha Felter visited relatives in Ma tengo. Frank Weaver loses a horse. Mrs Butterfield of Battle Creek visited Walter Jenks. Mrs Gladys Cooley spending week with mother Mrs Chester Merritt. Bertha M Carver closed a term of school. Montie Chishohn entertained friends Sunday. Donation at Albert Van Arman s for Rev Miller. Miss Ida VanArman visited Hiram Bangham. P society organized at the school house with about 20 members. Elder Miller preached at the school house. Glen Hinkle passed eighth grade exam. Frank Andrew and wife hosted dinner. Mrs Hanes Burton dinner party. Lewis Necker to celebrate his 41st birthday.
ED Alberteon returns Wednesday from Albion and Yp dilanti. RE Vernor spent Sunday at his home in Marshall. Dr Grant, Misses Anna and Jonnie Foote and Myrtalla Konda attended the Sonsa concert at Battle Creek Saturday. Dr Frazee and son of Sherwood were in town Saturday. Mra MH Bush and daughter Shirley of Battle Creek and Miss Minnie Kelland were guests of Grace Waterman Friday. Mra Dr F H O Coller and sister Jessie Hanson of Battle Creek were guests of H M Graham and wife Sunday and Monday. DB Lewis and wife of Jackson returned home Monday after a few days visit at the home of F Foote and wife. Misses Rainie Carpenter, Stella Nelson, Della Henry went to Marshall Thursday to stretch teachers association.
Walton Burt Weeks debuts a new buggy while Mr and Mrs Wagner move into the Biron Linch residence. Benry Medculf visits Carson City guest Will Andrew's wool. James Mott and wife attend a party at Mr Wise’a in Lea. My and Mrs Barlow move into Bart Scott's house. The North Marehall LBO to meet at Mrs Augustus Lockwood’s home on April 4. Gentlemen invited. The Weekly News sells for one dollar yearly.
A large established Patent Medicine House of Ms Louis offers 10,000 shares of $100 par value preferred stock with guaranteed interest and principal. Small investors seeking high security and strong returns are invited to write J. & O. MacGUIRE Medicine Co. St. Louis, Mo for full particulars. Please mention this paper when writing.
PULASKI. Mrs G Smith and son from Addison visited their parents before moving to Illinois. School opened at the Center with Miss Edith Ryan as teacher. Frank Weston bought out George McClintic. his sons will run the store. Mrs WA King to meet LAS next Monday. Mr Lat of town visited at B Now- Hin'p last week. Chas Du Bois moved to their new home in west Concord. Robt Bellauy returned home after visiting friends at the Center. Charles Bailly moved his family to the Center last week. Charles Smith's illness improves. Harry Tompkins of Clarendon visited relatives in Mes Bo Knwles last week. Frank Rhodes and John Gaycood attended a gathering at Geog borrill's. Miss Botelia Breenhyuder of North East Conerd visiting parents.
South Albion society notes include visits by Beauk Kerra, Sherrard family gatherings, and Mary Turner guest stays in Ludington. Judge Bartholomew, longtime Iowa-raised supreme court justice, died at 76 after retirement. Fire wipes out West Park ice palace in Philadelphia with 200000 loss. Spanish floods hit Granada province damaging crops and cattle. Arbitration talks ease tensions in Marseilles strikes.
Greatly reduced one way rates will be in effect from Chicago Milwaukee and Manitowoc via Wisconsin Central Rail to points in Minnesota North Dakota Montana Idaho Oregon Washington and British Columbia each Tuesday commencing February 2 continuing until April. For details inquire at nearest ticket agent or address H. W. Steinhoff District Pass Agent W C By Saginaw Mich or Jan O Gen Pass Agent Milwaukee.
Grain and provisions in Chicago with steady flour demand and mixed grain prices, wheat up, corn and oats steady, hogs firm with strong packing demand. Detroit live stock market notes cattle and hog prices and lambs down. chronic dyspepsia remedy ad concludes.
A note of record says the Chicago Record was sold to H H Kohisaat and will issue as the Record-Herald. Other items include Ossining replacing Sing Sing, labor unions spending on strikes, and various international and domestic events and notices from politics to crime.
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