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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1900
Page
5
In Clarendon a surprise party marked R H Lawrence’s 56th birthday with neighbors, refreshments, and music. Nearby reports note farm activity, beets shipments to Kalamazoo, illness and visits, a Kentucky speaker at a rally, and community events at Junction and Porter schoolhouse with plans for Hallowe'en festivities and elocution shows.
Two weeks after an incident in which a needle pierced her hand, a patient, identified as Mre Miles Gurig, required surgery last Saturday. Dr. Gubbins performed a deep incision to remove more than half the needle embedded in the hand.
Gouen saloon at E B Hughes gives way to social chatter as Emma Fane takes a sanatorium post at Battle Creek and Will and Frank Lindsay enter DA college there. Bayes of Pritchardville visits sister Mrs Eldredge. Glenna Wolfe visits uncle. A cow from Bellorium Farm killed by eastbound interurban. car derailed but no injuries. Rodgers reports wife and daughter of Burlington visiting G Wells family.
W G Smith visits Will Smith in Galesburg and others host or visit across the region. A Vannocker family reunion, a Maccabees surprise gift to Mr and Mrs Hutchinson, a Republican meeting with J H Fountain, and various local visits are noted. A fatal gun accident ends the report as Robert Hubbard dies after a rifle incident.
Margaret Cortright has the mumps. Blanche Willimus is learning the dressmaker's trade in Albion. Charley Bradley has moved from Myron Snyder's house into Jud Peck's house. Do Aven and wife have been entertaining their cousins Mr Peck and wife the last week. C A Starks and wife and E Starks and wife of Albion called on friends here Sunday.
William Taylor and wife visited Jesse Anderson on Sunday. Several couples from Albion and nearby towns were guests of relatives this week. A fall term ends at No 4 fractional school for a two week vacation. A rain was received Monday evening. Couches go on sale at FE B Hughes. A carpet rag social planned at Mrs Jay Thornton’s Wednesday evening. William McCotter and wife returned from Chicago. Miss Joan Williams home from school. Louie Hoyt guest of her father in Olivet. Bertha Wood visiting Nina Ray at Brookfield. Commissioner Burnham attended school Tuesday. WOTU contest participants from here headed to Duck Lake on Nov 3. Mia Willson to Oliver to care for Mrs Henry Willgon. Couches sale announced at G B Hughes. Mrs Francisco and daughter visit Greenville. Miss Louise Rapp visiting Battle Creek. Ira Hollenbeck and Ernest Hollenbeck with their parents. Harry Jacobs of Marshall on a local business trip. Coral Johnson of Union City spent Sunday here.
A campaign social will be held at the Porter school house in Convis on Friday night November 2. Speakers from both parties will present both sides of the question. AM should turn out. Refreshments will be served.
The November term jurors were drawn for court to convene on November 9 at 2 o clock. Justices Merrill and Tillotson, Sheriff Williams, and Clerk Austin oversaw the drawing. Names and locations include Convis John D Bauer Homer Byron Snyder Lee Warren Cranmore Leroy Chas Radford Newton Will Laupp Penofield Byron Hicks Tekonsha Albert E Eldred Athens Joseph Brown Battle Creek township Wm Ingram Battle Creek city Istward Edward Raynason Fred Hall Edwin O Hinman Perry E Wolfe H A Bann Marshall township John Ackerson Marshall city Wi Blankenhorn John Reese C A Prior 4th B Varrandt Albion city 1st ward George Bullen Win A H Caulking Mark Beal 4th Elmer Jacobs Albion township Willard Cotten Sheridan Howard Webster Bedford Chas Bradley Burlington Wilbur Ford Clarence Fred Cortrite Clarendon R H Lawrence Emmett Ransom R Adbley
The democrats of Lee township will hold a pole raising at Lee Center on Thursday November 1 at 2 o clock. Judge Kelly of Battle Creek, a noted speaker, will deliver the address of the day. The Partico band will provide wood music and all are invited to attend.
A coalition of prominent Americans led by George S Boutwell and Francis Browne denounces McKinley era imperial policy. They urge constitutional government for newly acquired territories, defend republican ideals, and back William Jennings Bryan as a protest vote. The appeal lists many signatories from politics journalism and academia urging independence and citizen rights.
A prominent movement aims to raise twenty million dollars for church work over two years. Michigan conference allotted 250000. The program lists devotionals, evangelistic organization use, and speakers from major churches, with new officers elected at Albion for the Albion District Ministerial Association.
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