Rev Alexander takes charge of A M E church in city
Local notes report Rev Alexander of Battle Creek has assumed charge of the A M E church and preached his first sermon along with administering the sacrament. Remains of Mrs Frank Boughton were brought from Grand Rapids on the 8:09 train Wednesday evening and buried at Oakridge. Many small items follow including local business notices and incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Battle Creek
A.M. S
Frank Boughton
Grand Hkapids
Oakridge
Lambert Good Food & Machinery S Company
James Connors
Michigan Central
Cincinnati F Northern
HD. Allen
Charlotte
Baptist Church
Marshall
Kalamazoo
Fire alarm misleads at Eagle brewery blaze
A falon alarm rang Wednesday at 12 20 from the Eagle brewery owned by Joseph Gramer. Frank Doane on duty says two strangers phoned the alarm, prompting a swift fire department response that found no fire after a wild chase. Police seek the caller to prosecute. Also, Thomas Wallace of Marshall tent No 10 KOTM obtained a $1000 warrant for Mrs Arthur N Pettinger from the Port Huron Great Camp treasurer, for a policy paid promptly as is the Maccabees custom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falon
Eagle
Joseph Gramer
Frank Doane Wen
Thomas Wallace
Marshall Tent
T. M
Arthur N. Pettinger
Port Huron
Pettinger
Maccabee’s
Thanksgiving Social Roundup Among Woolsey Southworth Guests
The Woolsey and Southworth families hosted at Mr. and Mrs. M D Woolsey for Thanksgiving dinner. Albion’s Misa Robinson attended, with J E Coley and Mrs J O Frink among local guests. Grace Daite Boylan to receive Chicago Press League honors at Palmer House as she departs for New York to pursue literature. Daisy Cunningham surprised by thirty friends at 273 Main Street East with games and refreshments. out of town guests included Marie Page, Clifton Page, Bartha Unrtis, and Albert Curtin from Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolsey
Southworth
M.D. Woolsey
Misa
Grace Daiite Boylan
Chicago Press League
Palmer House
New York City
Kalamazoo Gazette News
Daisy Cunningham
Mainetroot
East
Couran
Marie Page
Clifford Page
Bartha Unrtis
Albert Curtin
Marshall
Battla - Creek Enquirer
Personal notes from city residents visit families far and near
A string of brief notices lists residents visiting relatives or traveling: Miss Biancho Thunder home from Battle Creek, Miss Louise Waidley from Kalamazoo, Roy Way and Arthur Owlendar from Battle Creek, and others visiting or staying with friends in Gilbert Lathrop’s, H. R. Williams’s, Ezra Murdock’s, and John Ruene’s households. Several travelers plan winter stays in Texas or Sag inaw, while others head to Detroit, Chicago, Grand Rapids, or Lima. The items reflect ongoing social visits and short trips among local families and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biancho Thunder
Battle Creek
Louise Waidley
Kalamazoo
Roy Way
Arthur Owlendar
R. Wabber
Fitzbrug
Masa
Gilbert Lathrop
G. C. Green
H. R. Williams
G. A. Houck
Marengo
San Antonio
Texas
John Cuzzing
Grand Rapids
Georgia McGuire
Decatur
Wi. High
J.B. Ryan
Cassdpolis
W. H. Ryan
Lawton
M.f. Ryan
May Phillips
Kalatnezoo
Mina Besois Shipp
P Hayes
Detroit
Airs
Will Davis
O. O. Green
Local residents arrive home from various distant towns
Warle Houston Channely Brewer Miles Townsend Charles Merrill and Misses Anna Marshall Elsie Wagner and Bessie Lockwood returned Wednesday from Ann Arbor. Several others including Mrs. Joseph Fherman Mrs. 0 A Hodge Miss Lillian Smyth and Miss Lydia Henna were seen in town or traveling to Battle Creek Ypsilanti Knox Ind and Kalamazoo for visits and Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warle Houston
Channely Brewer
Miles Townsend
Charles Merrill
Anna Marshall
Elsie Wagner
Bessie Lockwood
Ann Arbor
Joseph Fherman
Battle Reek
Maude Richrbaugh
Fikhart
Ind
A. Hodge
Battle Creek
Lillian Smyth
Ypslanti
D. Robbing of
Jackson
International Correspondence School of Scranton
J. B. Worthington
Fred, Wardley
Court Denies New Trial in Weeks Versus Hutchinson
In circuit court on Wednesday the motion for a new trial in the case of Sarah J weeks versus Leonard J Hutchinson was denied with a ten dollar motion fee. The court then heard W S Dowing et al regarding Postam Cereal Co. adjourned until Friday at nine. Judge Smith to return Tuesday December for further hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah J. Weeks
Leonard J. Hutchinson
W.8. Dowing
Smith
Engea
Probate Court Hearing Schedule Listing Estate Actions
Judge Lane will hear probate cases next week with Dec two through seven covering final accounts claims guardianships and orders. Items include estates of George Andros Olaima Ira Foster Sarah Moster Phebe Hutchins Sylvia Spoor W W Hayward John D Smith Phoebe Parcel David Henning Almon Bruce Polly Clark A M McNeal Adoniram Quick Benjamin Goodrich Eliza Brewster Franklin Manning Andrew Crandall and related administration appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe D. Parcel
David Henning
Almon G. Bruce
Polly Clark
A. M. McNeal
Adoniram I. Quick
Benjamin J. Goodrich
Guardian
Catholic Societies Readied For National Convention
Philadelphia reports rising interest as the American Federation of Catholic Societies of the United States prepares to convene in Cincinnati on December 10. About 1,500 delegates are expected with major representation from Pennsylvania New Jersey New York Ohio Illinois Indiana and others. Prominent laymen and churchmen will speak with debates on church matters including the Philippines. The event may form a permanent national organization and select noted Catholics for leadership positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
American Federation of Catholic Societies of the
United States
Cincinnati
Church In
New York
Mausetts
Ohia
Maryland
Kentucky
Illinois
Indiana
East
O'Donnell
Chicago
Bourke Cochran
Michael J. Ryan
Ustrouet
Philippines
Debate on Britain pledging to Monroe Doctrine
London discusses in the Spectator whether Britain should publicly adhere to the Monroe Doctrine. The piece argues that if America defines it, Britain could pledge not to infringe, seeking universal public law to reduce war risks from European interference in Brazil and Spanish America. Britain might lead, with others likely to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
the Spectator
Great Britain
Anya
America
Amer-ica
Brazil
Spanish America
German Diplomat Dies After Illness at Embassy
London reports Count von Hatzfeldt-Wildenburg former German ambassador to Great Britain died at the German embassy after a weeks decline from asthma and lung congestion. He passed in the morning with his wife and son present after taking last rites. Burial planned in Germany. Also notes Crozier named chief of ordnance in Washington with brigadier general rank, and Fire Commissioner Scannell and broker Marks indicted for conspiracy and neglect of duty in New York.
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Count von Hatzfeldt-Wildenburg
Great Britain
London
Count von Hatzfeldt
Germany
Crosier
Ordnance
Washington
William Crozier
Crozier
Root
Gen. Crozier
Department of Ordnance
Asloner
New York
John J. Scannell
Willian Marks
Scannell
Miners Defiant in Hopkins County Camp Standoff
In Madisonville Kentucky on November 22 miners in camp vow to ignore Judge Hall’s dispersal order. UMW president Wood says miners will not disband. Hall threatens to call Gen Murray and his 70 troops if daylight Saturday arrives with no dispersal. Sioux City report notes a $1800 verdict against a Dell Rapids saloon keeper under a new state liquor law targeting habitual drunkards.
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Madisonville
Hopkins County
Murray
Wall
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Mary Garrigan
Samuel Kennedy
Dell Rapids
King Edward bars seat sales for coronation at Westminster Abbey
London reports King Edward has blocked selling seats in Westminster Abbey for the coronation to non subjects. Only British subjects may attend in any official capacity. The move aims to nullify both buyer and seller’s claims to occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward
Westminster Abbey
Bolero Jackets and Lace Braids Featured by WES. S. A. COLES
Bolero jackets and fringe accessories plus collar scarves and cushions appear among specialties at WES. S. A. COLES. The listing highlights options like Dachers Plowut Point Battenburg lace braids for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battenburg
Markets Report Chicago and Omaha Prices Nov 26 28
Grain and livestock quotes from Chicago and Omaha show wheat and corn unsettled with varied futures, oats lower, and rye firm. Barley and flour steady, pork and lard quoted higher amid active rib and hog sales, eggs and butter steady, live poultry mixed, with regional cattle and hog markets indicating strength in beef and hog values.
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Chicago
Ranier
Tuly
Mamie
Janeary
Qtc
Burbanks
Tito
Besse
Live Brock
Booth Omaha
Neb
Texas
Marshall Market
c.Gee
Thanksgiving Poem by K L Harrigan
A warm year end verse thanks a father figure for abundant supplies and a joyful Thanksgiving. The author K L Harrigan expresses gratitude for fulfilling needs and wishes with a round ally in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. L. Harrigan
Three Weeks Left in Fall Term at Local School
Miss Jessie Raub spends vacation at her Albion home. No library books issued this fortnight due to small pox scare. School board purchased magazines and library books for the school library, and the materials arrived this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Raub
Albion
Marriage Licenses and Local Notices
Marriage licenses listed for John Rantschler and Fredericka Kempf in Marshall, John Pyle and Bessie Essex of London Ontario, Tassen Ri-teen and Fistelia Rowi of Birror Corners, William Harris and Jessie Carpenter of Albion. Notice of veteran pension voucher execution at G A R Hall Marshall on December 4 by H A Crore Notary Public. See new arrivals at the Racket Store.
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John Rantschler
Fredericka Kempf
Toth
Marehall
John Pyle
Battie Creek
Bessie I
Essex
London
Ont
Tassen Ri-hi-teen
Burlington
G. A. R. Hall
Marshall
Poat
H. A. Crore
Wedding Bells for John Rentschler and Fredrika Kempf
John Rentschler and Frede ricka Kempf were wed Tuesday at 7 pm at the groom's South Monroe street home. Rev. O H Hendenrich of the German Lutheran church officiated with 73 relatives and friends present. Charles Kappis and Lena Kappis witnessed, the German choir provided music, followed by a large wedding supper. The groom is a local sidewall builder. The News offers congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rentschler
Fredericka Kempf
Monroe Street
O. H. Hendenrich
Charles Kappis
Lena Kappis
Rentechler
Hirenschler
Detroit
Abad Runaway Accident Kills Nose and Head Injuries
Henben Court's mare ran wild while driving downtown. His buggy overturned and he was thrown to the frozen ground, breaking his nose and suffering severe head bruises. Witnesses helped him as he lay unconscious, and he was taken to his father's home for Dr. Marshall's care. He remained unconscious later in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henben Court
Mr. Court
Tie
Marshall
Mgr. Gourt
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Marshall Mills
Edward Linton
Henry Curtis
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Kohol’s Hospital
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George Powell
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R. Kranas
Calhoun County Sonany School Association
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Zgrd
Pennsylvania Limited
Union Street
Wayne Bunday
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Dan O'Leary
Wil Phelps
Gean Hayes
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Il. Thomp
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Morrison
L. P. Hubbard
J. L. Freed
Lima
Ohio
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F. W. Lipe
H. G. Allen’s
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Gladys
Pine Creek
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Brush
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Batol Creek
Harry Carrier
John Carrier
Bertha Hornbeck
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Ming Sheress Bletchis
Benton Harbor
Grace
Huth Garrity
Unuion City
My. Sud
Allen Rees
Legington
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Lewis
Oia
W. W. Lewis
Bud
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Battle Grock
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H. L. Vander Horat
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Mra
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Probate Court
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Franklin M. Manning
Andrew J. Crandall
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Louilion Spectator
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Byuggike
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Aalx
Tin Shop
Leedle Bros. Hardware
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Mom Focal News
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