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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1888
Page
5
Local items report a Battle Creek protective association forming, theater and musical events featuring Miss M. White and students, a wedding, court actions against a former mill president, long list of community notices, and commercial excitement around Bullard’s stove works with growing orders and new patterns.
A batch of social notices lists A Shoop returning from California and Andrew Forsyth back from Marquette, Mrs Wil Richards visiting in Chicago, W J Uibble joining family in Florida, Lopper due home from California next week, Mr and Mrs Murray visiting daughter Mrs Mod Cottredd in Jackson, and others including Bernard McMugh Devereaux in Chicago as guests of Marshall tricnis. Also Win Faulkner ill in Wisconsin, Mrs Heydenburk visiting Olivet, W J McGee going to Grand Rapids to take an aide secretary post, Rensuelaer Gray visiting after California, Lanty and daughter May en route to Fostoria, correction on Lantz relocation, and G F Cole arriving Long Beach to work with W H Nesb.
The wedding of Miss Mary Louise Cronin and Edwin Duffield was held at St Marys Catholic Church on a Wednesday morning. Bridesmaid Theresa Cronin and groomsman Charles Cronin assisted. After the ceremony, guests joined a reception at the bride’s home on Madison Street. The couple planned a brief Detroit trip before settling at Mrs Elizabeth Davereux’s North Division Street residence.
Fragmented notice mentions syrup of Wigan as a laxative and references tonic remedies. The readable fragments hint at medical or patent remedies, with garbled phrases suggesting doses, ingredients, and potential wedding or event notes. Names, places, or dates are not clearly legible.
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