Local notes and social roundup from Cen tex and Pulaski
A compact rural column reports post office dates and signoffs, school enrollments and local visits. Mr and Mrs W H Thomas vacationed in Battle Creek, Miss Joe Wilbon started at Dock Lake with 41 pupils, and Epworth League events are noted. Several deaths, visits, and farm notes follow, including iron bed sales and local shenanigans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H Thomas
Battle Creek
Joe Wilbon
Dock Lake
Local notices from Ceresco and nearby towns headlined social events
David Fero returns to Dakota in poor health and other town happenings include SundaySchool conventions, visits by relatives and friends in Battle Creek, work crews shipping hay, a township convention at East Newton, and reports of illnesses, funerals, and upcoming county fair preparations. Several locals attend churches, travel to cities, and planning for school and farming activities are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Fero
Dakota
D Vollick
Rev King
Rice Creek Church
Will Philips
John Bell
Frank Moulton
Toledo
Battle Creel
OH Raven
Hlias Newbore
East Newton
Ivory
Preacher Kiev Miller to Speak at Carverville School
Kiev Miller of Marshall will preach at the Carverville school bimss Sunday at 2 o clock. The report lists visits by CH Dickinson, Homer Clute, Miss Nelvk, Mrs May Clute, Mrs Mary Carver, Mouldtay, Mrs JS Lroupe, Mrs Clara U arus, Earl Galusha, Miss Eva Henry, Elmer Vashuiun, and J Clark family. Delegates Ila Feltner, Florence Bates, and Firs Bangham attended the Sunday school convention at Hive Creek amid talk of work pants and low prices at Fletcher's People's Clothing House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiev Miller
Marshall
CH Dickinson
Homer Clute
Partello Mathias
Nelvk
May Clute
Mary Carver
JS Lroupe
Clara U'arus
Earl Galusha
Eva Henry
Sidney Henry
Elmer Vashuiun
J Clark
Ila
Marengo Notes and Local Social Highlights
Mare ngo Miss Lula Hoyt ill Myra Lusk returns from Jackson visit Mr and Mrs Ora Avery at W A Youngs Mra Ellen Hancroft of Brooklyn guest of her mother Mrs Mars ton Many farmers commence seeding Rev J H Emmone returns from Battle Creek praised for another year Emmons praised as minister James Ott visits from New York Gortis Marston Kalamazoo visits G A Houck and son Paul Jackson Grass Lake Adabel Samson to attend Marehall high school R Withee builds new corn barn Addison Griffith of Toronto Canada marries at Detroit Elmer Van Sickle family visit Mrs HP Nelson Paw Paw Aunt Ishell Schoolcraft Rev G K Gairbanks Hersey visit LA meeting Sept 26 Celia Branch in Penfield George Green dies Typhoid pneumonia Richtmyer conducts funeral 101 1m BURLINGTON Amsbaugh birth Sept 17 two pound girl Oliver Strong et al attend Crystal stock sale Ira A Eddy to Chicago Annis Murfin moves to Withington place Democratic rally Sept 25 KOTM hall Williams campaign speech Kittie Henry returns from Grand Rapids Fredonia Glenn Maisner visits parents Miss Alice R Bell Tekonsha entertainer Sept 27 church program admission 10/15c NORTH MARSHALL L B C meets Sept 25 London Roberts reports Boer war collapse Pekin and Pekang forts attacked by allied forces Boxer reaction discussed B A GALLOWAY Auctioneer Marshal Mich
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
Lula Hoyt
Myra Lusk
Jackson
Ora Avery
W A Youngs
Ellen Hancroft
Brooklyn
Mra S Marston
J H Emmone
Battle Creek
Emmons
James Ott
Reuben
Peter
New York
Gortis Marston
Kalamazoo
G A Houck
Paul
Grass Lake
Bryan Letter Affirms Pledge and Democratic Platform
William J Bryan issues a formal acceptance of the Democratic nomination from Lincoln Nebraska on Sept 18. He renews his pledge not to seek renomination if elected and endorses the Kansas City platform, detailing views on trusts imperialism finance and federal authority. He stresses opposition to monopoly calls for a strong income tax and expands on labor immigration and territorial policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Wen
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Kansas City
Congress
Chicago
Nation's Question: Adhere to True Government Ideals
The speaker urges the priority of affirming core American political principles over other issues. He warns that abandoning these self evident truths would damage national reputation and hinder future progress. Once the people remain the sole power source, focus can turn to domestic and economic welfare questions.
Local notes and oblique mentions from Albion and Kalamazoo
City brief items note Mrs. Michael Trichile’s illness and a C Colgrove meeting. A Macca bees prize banner is shown at Lepper's. Michigan Central will ship Texas supplies via Walter C. Jones. Dr Henry Slade is ill at the Washington house with Marengo Eckford ties. Albion’s mail debate and a remark about a congressman’s re election. Jesse Underwood presents a sprig of raspberries for sheriff bid. Funeral of Joel J Perrin held in Kalamazoo with local attendees listed. obituary noted elsewhere in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Central
Texas
Walter C. Jones
Galveston
Henry Slade
Washington House
Marengo
Eckford
Albion
Albion Mirror
Jesse Underwood
Sheriff
Joel J. Perrin
Kalamazoo
R. R. Claiborne
Otis Perrin
Louis Perrin
Chas
Smith
Chas. Robinson
Eggleston
Harlow Davidson
Perrin
Northern Pacific Home Seekers Excursions Offer Northwest Hope
The Northern Pacific Railway runs Home Seekers Excursions on the first and third Tuesdays each month. Tickets from eastern terminals go to western points like Aitkin and Little Falls Minnesota at one fare plus two dollars round trip. Aimed at settlers to inspect land prices and conditions, with literature available via W H Whitaker Detroit or Chas S Fee St Paul. For six cents, Wonderland 1900, an illustrated tourist book, can be obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railway
Peints
Wain Ling
Aitkin
Little Falls
Minn
Northwest
Northern Pacific
W.H. Whitaker
Detroit
Mich
Chas. S. Fee
St. Paul
Minu
Obituary of Mr Perrin from Kalamazoo Gazette
Joel J. Perrin born September 1827 in Pennfield New York later moved to Michigan living in Marshall then Kalama 700 March 1851. He married Miss Brown in 1855 near Marshall. Retired 1881 and served as estate administrator in Marshall for over ten years. entrusted with large legal costs. Survived by widow and two brothers Noah H and Louis of Marshall. Lavi a Galveston disaster victim. Renowned businessman of Kalamazoo known for punctual payments and extensive real estate near Marshall. charitable, generous, and respected in life.
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Perrin
Marshall
Itil
Noah H
Louis
Lavi
Galveston
Rally Day Observed by Maple Grove F B Sunday School
Maple Grove F B Sunday school will hold Rally Day with suitable exercises on Sunday afternoon September 30 at the usual hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckford
Maple Grove
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LWE Centex
Flora Peters
Brookfield
Epworth League
A Harrington
Estabrook
Lee and
Clarance
Partello
Lura Eddy
Joe Willson
B. Hughes
Pulaski
Will Perrott
Folka
H T Mills
Iowa
John Reardon
Sandstone
L Nowlin
Byron L Harlow
Clayton
Charles Dubois
George Lovett
E. B Hughes
Connis
Beatson Walkinshaw
Wo Sellers
Zella
Alela
Louella Sellers
Welland Sellers
Hattle Creek
Geo Wright
J D
Fredonia
T A Randall
Sanday
Elizabeth Wright
Elmer Dilno
Wm Meech
Bellevue
Lonella
Leona Caverly
Amos Grinnell
Assyria
J T Grinnel
Mr Smith
Nol
Andrew Walkinshaw
Henry Caverly
Detterich and Son
Kansas
Geo Richardson
Clarendon
Prank Church
Will Bramble
Butler
Herricksville
Chas. Brooks
Warner
Harches
North
Larenaon
Mr. Wemnbrook
Madison
J B. Olney
Wisconsin
Gordon
Budd
Kennedy
Robinson
Fletcher
People's Clothing House
Ceresco
Eaton
Freeling Avery
James Stiles
A.D Smith
John Russel
Samuel Smith
O W Godfrey
Jon
Bill
Mra L Willard
BK. B. _ Hughes
Athens
Eit Wicks
McNen, Wis
W A Crosby
Waa
FC Hutchins
Jessie Tanson
Sherwood
J Osborn
Park Falls
Wis
Earl Mason
Simon Hartman
The
Agricultural College
W Albertson
Rochester
F Harrison
Leo
Geo Robinson
HE. B. Hughes
Stanley Nelson Toland
LAS
Leslie Talmage
D Elwood
Glen Newman
Linda Rundall
Burlington
O W Root
Dodge School House
Pretehter’s People’s Clothing House
Carvervilee
Dletcher’s People’s Clothing House
COX
Adabel Samson
Marehall High School
R Withee
Addison Griffith
Ths Place
Mary Cochrane
Toronto
Canada
Elmer van Sickle
Floyd
Glenfoyle
Tueaday
E.B. Hughes
Penfield
D McAllister
AF Mead
HP Nelson
Paw Paw
B F Ishell
Schoolcraft
A. A. Foote
G. K. Gairbanks
Hersey
Ei. D Rodgers
George Green
Rev LP
Richtmyer
Hughes
Charles Amsbaugh
Oliver
George Strong
Charles J
Ray Elliott
Chrystal
Ira A Eddy
Annis Murfin
Waggner
Hou & D Williams
KOTM
Williams
Kittie Henry
Grand Rapids
Fredonia Belle Maisner
I W Fox
Jacob Maisner
Frst Congregational
Alice R. Bell
Tekoushi
North Marshall
Willis Burlingame
Roberts Colles Buers
London
Lord Roberts
War Office
Transvaal
Alves
Washington
D. C
Taku
British Foreign Office
Pekin
B. A. Galloway
Marshal, Mich
MR. Bryan
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Wingley Tariot
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Labor
Arizona
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Porto Rico
Alaska
Cuba
T. Shanahan
Marshall, Mich
City News
Michael Trichile
C. Colgrove
Maccabees
Grand Rapida
Lepper
Bradshaw
Costumeus
Ivy May Coxchnn
State Board of Agriculture
Blute Fair
Ohio Artificial Stone Tank Co
W. H. Secretary
Ohio State Fair
Daniel Pratley, Eckford
Outhoun County
North Marshall Ave
M.C. Hayward
Green Street
Linden
Sycamore Streets
Pinder
Grand Union Tea Co
State Street
Marshall, Mi
J. S. White & Co.’S
Guarantes
Nenta
Eckford, Mich
Gentral Cigar
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