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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1911

Page

7

County Happenings and Local Notes

The Conris Union L. A. served a chicken pie dinner on election day, yielding 83.95 in proceeds. Six measles cases affect the Sheldon family. Henry Jones is the latest victim with Hulda nursing him at the home of T Hamilton. The Sunday school program at the church drew praise and Rev Geiger spoke Sunday at 3:70. Wesley Hammond and wife visited Mrs Weaver Monday afternoon.

East Conus Conris Union L. A Sheldon Jay Carver Kenry Jones Hulda T. Hamilton Rauch Geiger Wesley Hammond

Glareldon News Briefs Include Appointments and Illness

Mrs Wesley Blake is under the Gag to7s care. Edna Dickinson, teaching near Detroit, spent vacation with her parents B D Dickinson and wife. Three children of Emmet Sweets have scarlet rash. Wilder Fiske resigns after seven years at the pumping station and moves to a farm west of Tekonsha. Curtis Ree appointed in his place. Olive Blair improving after illness and now able to walk out. Born, wife and daughter Ell Yan of Bouter visited Parler Schill ine's Sunday. Robert Meardie and wife and Wm Doolittle and wife attended the grange meeting at Willard Cottons in Homer Saturday. Sloan district school resumed after two weeks’ scarlet fever vacation.

Blake Wesley Blake Ell Yan Bouter Parler Schilline Robert Meardie Wm Doolittle Willard Cotton Homer Sloan

North Clarence Social Notes Highlight Local Moves

Dom Dervey relocates his family to a new home in North Clarence. Mrs. Jan Bingtam visits her parents D. Starks and wife. A daughter born to Forrest Gifford and wife of Albion on March 30. Lillie Starks visits relatives. Mrs. Birviet Gribble works at Ford. Wave Starke returns home. Hazel Butter visits Agnes Walker. Ladd Starks starts work for Ed Taylor. Geo Scofield and wife move to their son Sherman’s home after farm sale to son-in-law by Dewey. Mrs. James Butler to Albion with daughter Mrs. Forrest Gifford. Anthur Starks and wife visit Olive Starks. Vatian Miller of Charlotte visits relatives. Friday evening M Miller and wife host a 3 Pedro party. Ruth Bingham wins 61st prize. Ray Gribble consoled. Ralph Starks and wife visit relatives in Albion. State Starks and wife entertain young company Sunday.

Dom Dervey Eir Jan. “Bingtam D. Starks Forrast GiFord Albion Lillie Starks Birviet Gribble Ford Lamb Wave Starke Hazel Butter Agnes Walker Ladd Starks Ed. Taylor Wondsy Geo Charlotte M. Miller Pedro Ruth Bingham Ray Gribble Ralph Starks State Starks

Death of Ben Carver prompts Pueblo funeral notice

Mrs Edd Bates received word Monday of the death of Ben Carver of Pueblo Colorado Friday March 24th from dropery and heart trouble. The funeral was held from the home March 21st with interment in Rose Lawn Cemetery Pueblo. A 4700 crowd attended the Local Option lecture at the Carver school house by W Guerrier of Battle Creek. Job Languinse is convalescent. Bart Sampson and family visited Etizur Carver and wife Sunday. Laude Van Arman and wife visited Fred Felter and wife. Homer Leggett won a caller at Brank Long's Friday evening. Sholts and Earl Cushman plan to work the farm soon vacated by Homer Lergett. Mrs Fred Van Arman visits Mrs George Van Arman in her new home. Fad Bates and his three children have measles. Herman Dildebrant is recovering from measles. Mrs Amy Krause of Lansing returned home Saturday with her mother Mrs Petersen and lithesiater Bethel. Secht Shults learned of his father Joel Shults of Flint Indiana death at 77. Carversite children have a school vacation for their teacher Jennie Smith. Eddie Henry of Liberal Kansas visiting Sidney Henry. Homer Leggett and wife to move into new home. Home of Harry Sullen under meates ivy quarantine. Sivita Weary guest of Mr and Mrs Shults. Sech Verplank guest of Robert Verplank and wife the past week. Frank Green spent Sunday at Mr Carter’s.

Carverville Edd Bates Ben Carver Frin Pueblo Col Dropery Maren Rase Layn Carver School W. Guerrier Battie Creek Job Languinse Bart Sampson Etizur Carver Laude Amy Krause Lansing Petersen Bethel S. Shults Joel Shults Flint Ind Carversite Jennie Smith Eddie Henry Liberal Kans Sidney Henry Homer Legcett Harry Sullen Sivita Weary

Seed State Row Seat General Beet

Inquires 3b the States. ine Offce, with full particulars.

Community Notes From Emmett District Readings

East Newton Hina Kyre spent Friday with Lora Myera. Mrs EY Stierte and family hosted visitors including Ola and Airs. W Townsend and Sinale Uelikee spent Friday with Mrs Nettle Coats and Lora Myers. A Sunday gathering occurred at the Stierte home. Grant B Lapham left for Seattle. Harry Warren broke his foot Sunday. Mrs Peck visited Mrs Gronk flite. Mrs Henry Webster is slowly improving. Frank Hardingburg is very low. Adelia Lapham plans a Kalamazoo visit. Arthur Bordeau hosts company from Atlantic City. Clare Bordeau visited Battie Creek.

Hina’Kyre Lora Myera EY Stierte Ola W. Townsend Sinale Uelikee M. Gensler Ann Arbor BR. Stierie Mertah Francisto Lulu Stierie Emmett Dist Grant B. Lapham Seattle Washi Harry Warren Peck A. W. Gronkflite Henry Webster Nelle Bailey Hardingburg Adelia Lapham Kalamazoo Arthur Bordeau Atlantic City Fred Williams Charlotte Clare Bordeau George Groll Battie Creek

Local Notices From Lee Center and Renton Harbor

Sunday events at Earle Wooda draw attention to Clinton Wetuore and Yamipent. Clyde Campbell returns to Renton Harbor after a parent week with his parents. Residents report illnesses in the area. Mia Maria Roscoe and son from Battle Creek are Vie llings Weilys Thomas this week. Voernte Wood of Charlotte visits Earl Wood's this week.

Clinton Wetuore Earle ‘Wooda Clyde Campbell Renton Harbor Mia Maria Roscoe Battle Creek Sre Viellings Weilys Thomas Voernte Wood Shariotte Earl Wood

Local visits and weekend guests noted in North Conuis area

Avis Weterberg returned home from Bedford with Geo Hughes and site. Geo King made a business trip to Charlotte Saturday. Glenn Mcintosh and Wile were weekend guests of his parents and sister Win Mcintosh and Mrs Huggert. Miss Tanner of Charlotte visited Miss Anns Dennis and Rex Dell Sunday. Clark Cosgrove family visited Bellevue. Jas Huggett visited his son Eugene Huggett and wife at Battle Creek. Ed Badger’s relatives held a Friday surprise. Julia Parrette from Estabrook home for weekend. Lawrence Willisms returned to Bellevue. Kathleen Hoggett returned to Battle Creek, Eva Donovan visited Grace Williams, Miss Bizley of North Bellevue visited Elmor Barrett.

Avis Weterberg Sander Bedford Geo. Hughes Site Geo. King Charlotte Glenn Mcintosh Wile Win Mcintosh Huggert Tanner Anns Dennis Fon Rex Dell Clark Cosgrove Bellevue Jas. Huggett Eugene Huggett Battle Creek Ed. Badger Julia Parrete Estabrook Lawrence Willisms Kathleen Hoggett Eva Donoven Grace Williams Miss Bizley North Bellevue Elmor Barrett

Sonoma News Roundup Touches Local Moves and Events

Victor Potter moves to Perry farm. families relocate after burnouts. Mrs. Roy Warren and sons visit in Battle Creek. Lottie from Galesburg hosted by Mrs. R R Rolfe. Local social for Sonoma baseball club raises funds. Parishioners attend baptisms at Sename church. Roads and homes see reshuffling as residents relocate and guests visit. community notices include W S meetings and paralyzed elder care.

South Bedford Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

The South Bedford pupils enjoyed a visit from Francis and Bernice Bayer at their home. John Buck visited Chas. Simons in Alamstoo and a trip by Mrs. Wilbur Doolittle of Richland to her parents. Francis Bayer bedridden with chickenpox. Mrs. Herbert Day ill. Geo. Pankhurst of Marshall visited Joseph Lee. Aaron Burnham sold his farm and will move to Pennsylvania. Mrs. Crilix Bayer attended a birthday party at Mrs. Cora Abbott’s.

Francis Bernice Bayer John Buck Alamstoo Chas. Simons Wilbur Doolittle Richland Joseph Les Francis Bayer Herbert Day Geo. Pankhurst Marshall Joseph Lee

Local Notes From South Emmett and Nearby

Blanche Burdue is home. Mrs Henry Webster and Machim health. J Schwark and Newton family plus Mrs Howard of Marahail were Sunday guests at J R Goff's. Zola Goff returned to Marshal duties after vacation with parents. Neva Burdue visits Level Park for a week. James Schanzenbaker and wife visited O Wood. Mattie Wilcot and friends from Battle Creek visited Dodge school. Miss Tink Sar teacher. Goff family Sunday in Fre edonia. Panning and family with Asa Fanning's mother in Newton. Cedi Eyre ill with tonsillitis.

Blanche Burdue Henry Webster Ig Machim J. Schwark Ane

Community News Roundup From Austin and Nearby Towns

Local notes record visits and returns among residents, with social gatherings at Henry Walkinshaw's and George Moore's. Teachers and students resume duties after holidays and vacations, including Vernice Hart, Xina Hart, and Margaret Hart. A temperance program drew a large crowd at Cenvis Union Sunday school.

Midnight In The Ozarks A Coughing Man Becomes Healthier

Hiram Scranton of Chay City Til suffered severe cough while in the mountains and doctors labeled consumption. Returning home he began using Dr Kings New Discovery and credits it with saving his life and enabling him to work again. The advertisement touts the remedy for lung diseases coughs colds lagrippe asthma croup whooping cough hay fever hemorrhages hoarseness. Sold by J Bradshaw with a money back guarantee.

Ozarks Hiram Scranton Chay City Til Dr. King J. Bradshaw

Weekend Socials Reported Across Hotchkiss District

Elsie King hosted a weekend house party at the Al ’Tt Club. Mrs F Randall entertained the L SC Monday night. Blanche Diehl returned to Rekford School after vacation with her parents J Diehl and wife. Ednad Woodruff visited Jackson home from a short stay with Mrs Ackerson. Dessie Rothrick spent her vacation with her parents CL Rothrick and wife. The Hamilton children are ill with throat troubles. Charles Kipp slowly improving. Gertrude Wilcox has the mumps. Henry Wirtz and family spent Sunday with Lansing Spent Songsy and his parents C Kipp and wife.

Elsie King al ‘Tt F. Randall L. S.C All Blanche Diehl Rekford J Diehi Ednad Woodruff Jackson Ackerson Dessie Rothrick CL Rothrick Hamilton Thraucastes Charles Kipp Gertrude Wilcox Henry Wirtz Sireet Lansing C. Kipp

Local notices and social update from Bedford area

Bedford community reports various social items including J M Powers giving a local option address at the church, vacations with family in Traverse City Battle Creek and Lansing, a D I G club annual banquet hosted by Biss Carrie Habert, decorations and place cards for a meal served by Harold Miller and Merle Habert, a program after dinner, Mildred Fantey visiting relatives, LaVern Steve visiting parents, Harold Miller visiting Carrie Habert, Charles Mallernes returning from California, S P Batcomb planning a move, FR Nye and wife moving, and Henry Steve's illness improving.

J. M. Powers Battle Creek Pearl Payette Traverse City Harold Payette A. G. Payette D. I. G. Club Biss Carrie Habert Ferns Fayorg Ted Carnations Harold. Miller Lansing Merle Hslbert Mildred Fantey Bettie Creek Peter Standley LaVern Steve Harold Miller Carrie Halbert Charles Mallernes California P. Batcomb EH. V. Derg FR. Nye Holcomb Henry Steve Silitis

Estabrook Events and Local Gatherings Highlight Week

Community notices show lectures by Prof. Woolbert and Detective Wield drawing crowds at Le Canter and Estabrook. Surrounding social updates include visits, birthdays, a Surprise donation to Rev. Weidenhammer, sugar socials at Karli Wood and Lea Center, and upcoming Easter exercises at Lea Center church.

Local residents share time with relatives and friends

Numerous names and places appear as residents and visitors note weekends and weeks with relatives in Battie Creek Battle Creek Burlington Augusta and surrounding areas. Domestic visits include Mrs Marie Sprague Mrs Rob Talbot and families as well as Clara Blanch and Florence Bowler among others.

This Will Interest Mothers years Ati D dicsa A

This prompt input is garbled. The readable fragments point to a Mothers topic but contain no clear people, places, or events to anchor a concise news item. No verifiable details to summarize into a card.

Measles Cause School Reopening and Local Visits

The district school reopened after a three week measles vacation. Alice Weaver recovers from a severe measles attack. Several families including Harwood, Sprague, Dedrick, VanArman, and Ruddock were noted visiting relatives and spending time with neighbors in Kalmo, Marengo, and Athens while others stayed home sick with measles.

Back Pain Relief Ad Complains of Kidney Ailments

A nineteenth century classified style notice touts Doga's kidney pills as a remedy for back pain and kidney inflammation. Mrs C A Schroyer of Marshall Michigan endorses the product after relief from severe pains, dizziness, and headaches. The ad cites Seaman & Co Drug Store and Foster-Sisburn Co as sale points with 50 cent price.

Qoun Seaman & Co Foster-Sijsburn Co Buffalo United States Noan

Notice of Letting of Drain Contract in Clarence Township

I L C Williams, Michigan County Drain Commissioner, will hold a letting on April 29 for the construction of the Bogle and Miller Branch Drain in Clarence, Calhoun County. The description covers center lines, sections 7 8 and 17, with right of way widths from 50 to 66 feet and detailed parcel measurements for several project segments.

I. L. c. Williams State of Michigan A. D Buic Esid Calhoun Borth Das Feat Drain Calhounsnamer Thompson E. J. Fuller N.W E. L. Thompson S. W M. Sinclair N. E Hogle and Miller Il Partieg Aly Crafc Hoyle & Miller Larence Dellars Hight Leonard Monroe Baner Thompson Hwy Guarence Mariam Sebolt Loreni Banlap Frank Seifert Tepe Butler Eimear Thompson Bohmer

Also Mentioned on This Page

NORTH Clarence East Newton LEE Center North Conuis Sonoma Victor Potter Fielco Perry Roy Warren Kenneth Russell J. Pilgrim W. Horn Swift Frank Hazzard Renton R. R. Rolfe Lottie Galesburg Maude Breece Dera Melra Mali Seymour Burch Leorey Jesse Milks Joseph Lewis John Brad Street Paul Agnes Cadwell Myera Hope Camp R. N F. F. Muffy B. Johnson W.S Gould Wss Rey Fred Cowles Senator Crepeey Ofcksborg Topsef Bessie Hamilton Mildred Davis Ed Lech Zuver Ruth Hickman Florence Peterson E Bailey Glee Dunn Ata Efra. Delis Laphaming South Bedford South Emmett Austin Bist Nina Wargarat Hart Vernice S&kidred Dele Way Nargarat Hart Trene Wagners Dsla Jas. Hart The Grip Francis Hart Is. A. Campbell Verbotene Smith Henry Walkinshaw Custa Detterich George Moore Dale Way Cenvis Union Leona Paxton Royal Oak Irs Whattas Richardson Rattis Cress Geo. Richardson Chas. Wigeans Detroit Paws Franklin House Woodward Jeferson Ae HH. James & Sen Sen Fark Wood Faecke Parthonbyta Bhs Jon Rata Ly Jettering Avenue Mick Hotchkiss Dist le Canter Woolbert Detective Wield Pennsylvania st/ 2 Sulla Barrett Sfiles Hadwin Wood J. . Wetmore B. J. Carpenter John Youngs Parteilo Weidenhammer Partelio Karli Wood Lea Center Ugh Boshmer Ang Katie Loretts Ralph Stults Ethel Galusha Olivet Maria Rusco Sophia Farner Beulah Wetmore Jaz Milburn Costes Blachford Galt Maal Eysit Poultsy Pont Bes Morchaings Jom PA Ana Goldig Simithrot Farn Clark Will Rinekers Wil Reineke Lala Burlington Sindsy W. Reet Marc Augusta M. Vaugha Denntee Vaughata Augusii Tra Brandepury Pottsville Earl South Jessie Mitchell Ce John Bowles Roberd Shuman Wi Rattia Creek Lizzie Burgardt Blackett i Grandma Frohm Sherman Ben, Braden W. Miller Duane Dalay Marie Sprague Rob Talbot Dan Chamberlain Galghter Hazel Lave W. Refnexe Will Vaughn Les Leon Pines Langs Peter Vorce Louisa Eyre Clare Millimsen West Laroy Onry Burgardt LEE Section Rex Tate Birs Emma Harwood Bewe Helen Sprague Mina Viola Paty Mer Low Sprague Kalmo Dewey Weaver Barnum Violz. Palmar Sap VanArman Mary Rosencrantz Geof VanArman Marengo John Dedrick Mary Dedrick David Wiffle Henry Gedrick Mesdamea N. A. Ervay Peter Dedrick Eva Harbaugh Athens Mina Psimer Maa Vana Armsn Grant Barnum Sunder M. B. Weaver Stary Howard Dedrick Alice Weaver J. A. Rundock Les Township Fay. Carver Thomas Ruddock James Ruddock Minnie Coats Nelson K. Standart Weedward Ave Washington Arcade G. W. Hart Sowcos Marshall Mich FE. c. Schneider N. SW Thance Parcel Us Parcal M. Sebolt Eags P. Seifert Paresi Ke. G
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