Diverse County Returns Show Mixed GOP Lead
The county election yielded a split result with Ford Jr elected justice of the peace and several Republicans dominating town boards, while Albion and Battle Creek produced mixed mayoral outcomes. Majorities ranged from modest to large across towns like Bat tle Creek, Homer, and Athens, with silver ticket gains noted in multiple townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Battle Creek
Statesman
Ambion City
Samuel Dickie
Ed. Loud
Frank Irwin
H. Daskfam
O. A. Leonard
Martin Haven
CC Ensign
Battle Creek City
Frank Turner
R. Thompson
H. Corwin
J. W. Freeman
H. H. Bidwell
Justice of the Peace
Bedford
Abram Hamilton
J. B. Cookson
E. F. Nye
Clarendon
A. Flint
John Blue
Herbert Olney
Peter Blashfield
Albion Township
Elmer E. Ball
A. J. Howell
Chas. I. Drake
Marshall
Dickey
Marvin Ferguson
Marvin
George 8. Smith
Smith
Kenehle
Kentehle
R Justice
Therm
Wright
Thwing
B.A. Tillotson
Miller
John Powell
Bigelow
Sufervibong
Denel
Hulett
Backwith
Simmons
J. Faby
Bentley
East
High Arpateeti
O'Leary
Hyde
al Louis
Ing
Ceresco Sees New Constables and Local Health Notices
In Ceresco April 9 two new constables and justices of the peace, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Godfrey, were noted. Charles Mickle takes a school vacation amid scarlet fever and measles cases in Houston district. Congregational missionaries plan a meeting at Mrs Ed Howard's home next Wednesday with the theme better. About thirty friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bender Monday evening with refreshments and lively company. Clarence Martin and family moved from town to the house owned by the Martins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceresco
Chas
Godfrey
Battle Creek
Charles Mickle
Houston
Congregational Missionary Meeting
Ed. Howard
Frank Bender
Clarence Martin
Local notes on injuries and community happenings
A fragmentary local column reports Treadwell’s serious injuries and confinement to house care after an accident with a horse. It notes Mrs. Saunders visiting from Detroit, the Kelleys’ family visit, health ailments for Pierce, and a town election to fund an iron Kalama bridge. Several residents from Kalama and Union City are mentioned along with Sunday school activities and a change of residence for Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacny
Jew
Treadwell
jHouse
Kelley ‘S.metime
Russell
Pierce
Eco F
Prospect
Kalania
Cameron
Kalama- Pecihaa
Local school opens and community events listed
School commenced with Miss Ida Osborn as teacher. Ladies' Aid exhibition set for April 14 at Dark Corners school house. Sam Counts and family back from Lansing. U P S C E topic on April 12 is Will our excuses stand. Mr Kuknight visiting daughter Mrs Alice Stevens. Socials described at Mesdames Gregg Brownell Winsor and others with decorations, dancing, euchre and luncheon. Out of town guests named from Richland Battle Creek Jackson Marshall township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Armstrong
Harbridge
Young Peoples’ Christian Endeavor Society
Chas. Hyde
Albion
J. P. Bartlett
Sayers of
Jackson
Chas. Godfrey
Sarah Wheeler
W.S. Phelps
Hayes and Young
Marshall Arovi Youngs
Jennie Huggett
Marshall Township
Ida Osborn
Ladies’ Aid Society
Dark Corners
Sam Counts
Lansing
Levi Krebs
Kuknight
Union City
Alice Stevens
Mesdames Gregg, Brownell and Winsor
Mra. Winsor
High Street
R.B. Fletcher
J. L. Dobbins
B. L. Gardanier
Arbeiter Hall
H. M. Merrill
Or ae seed for sale and vinegar terms stated
Fragments show a sale notice listing cane seed and pure cider vinegar with a warrant advertised. Names appear as Ls Cronin and references to dates like april 4t. The text is garbled but implies a public sale or notice of goods offered for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cronin
Step Ato Rigkett and French's Jones Lever Binder
A fragmented note references STEP ATO Rigkett and French's with the Jones Lever Binder and a new departure dated February 2. The text mentions preparation to manufacture a product described as Very dD at a grade of clarified cane with uncertain context and naming.
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RTH
Fredonia
John W. Jager
Stephan Smith
Jas. Hutchins
Board of Supervisors
Homer
Henry O. Cook
B.C. Armstrong
F. E. Snider
Teeonsba
A. H. Randall
Byron G. Doo- Mile
Wm. J. Miller
Co. W. Davis
Burlington
W.D. Wood
Battle Crere Township
George R. Peet
Bidets
F.M. Minor
Athens
Guy Fisk
N. J. Miller
D. Richards
Lee
L. C. Williams
R. Z Case
M. H. Weevyer
Geo. Harrington
Edward Scott
Fred Randall
B. M. Templeton
Theodore H. Bull
L. H. Blanchard
C. BH. Main
Mabrengo
L. Fish
D. Jeffrey
O. Raesley
Emmett
Julius EB. Crosby
Henry C. Webster
Albert C. Besson
L. T. Palmer
Elias Newbore
Newton
H. J. Schwark
A. H. Underwood
Orrin Merchant
Sheridan
J. K. O'Hara
J. R. Boyd
R. ¥. Finch
Leroy
Phil
Gore
BE. N. Reed
F. Wheeler
Ennfield
ML Willison
F. J. Woodworth
B. Hicks
Wallace Bros
Ed Caeon
Frederick Co. Selous
F. C. Sélous
Africa
H. Itider Heggard
Allan Quatermain
Abscota
Leo Eddy
Taelf—Ani Epicure
Mae
Popkins
Merrell-Souleco
Syracuse
J. W. Buell
State Street
C. S. Hamilton
Abbott
East Main Street
Chicago Opthalmic College
WM. Rowland
Orries Hovns
Eagle Block
Knlbnov
New York
Chicago
Detroit
W.d. Dinsue
Pres
E G. Briwen
Vice-Press
T. Partis
Cashier
M.S O'Azere
G. Pearerr
W. &. Bosney
J. M. Pansons
T. UL. Cronty
J. Wiseman
J. 8. White & CO
C. C. Smith
Sinmarljapra
Deake'a Drug Store
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