Death of Frank M Hardenburg of Emmett Township
Frank M Hardenburg of Emmett Township died at 5:00 AM Friday at his home. Aged 51 he was a well known farmer. He leaves a wife and three children Russell E Rhoda and Lawrence and four sisters including Mrs C Gore of Battle Creek. Funeral at residence Sunday at 2 PM conducted by Rev W H Phelps Beaming. Burial at Newboro cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Township
Russell E
Rhoda
Lawrence
C. Gore
Battle Creek
W. H. Phelps
Beinting
Newbore
Hart
Eyre
Ulrich
Sue Waine
Mame Meren
Ann Arbor
Miss Ulrich
Slittuke Maiser
Marshiail
Catherine Joy
Marshall
Zota Gottlowe
Grandma Eyre
Mame Alrichaf
Ant Arbor
Tir
C. Eyre
Gaile
Attle
Kay Fassing
S. Feck
Athens District News Roundup
Hesleh Ritmier is seriously ill with the erp. Mrs. 3. W. Moimes is very low with typhoid fever. J. Radford and daughter visited his name in Climax Sunday. Burr Converse and family visited Andrew Welchi's Sunday. Mrs. Alonzo Watkins remains very low. Nyle Eitmiear was absent from school last week. There will be no spring vacation due to two weeks of school closure when the reseber was sick. Mrs. Wai. Snyder is at Grand Rapids. Jas. Broas and family moved to Elis Corsers. Burr Converse plans to remodel his house this spring. Mrs. Carl Tuttle visited E. J. Pailie's Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesleh Ritmier
W. Moimes
J. Radford
Jas, Broas
Elis Corsers
Burr Converse
Carl Tuttle
E. J. Pailie
LEE CENTER Local News Snippets from Mrs Walker and Mrs Bosporb
Mrs Minnie Thomas and Mrs Turner spent Thursday at Mrs Frank Walker's. Mrs Slo Galusha of Marshall is caring for Mrs Sayles May of Olivet. The L A S will meet at Myrta Bospornb's Thursday, April 2e. All bring Lyle Greensfield of awe spoke Sunday as Vern Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Thomas
Turner
Battie Crack
Frank Walker
Slo Galusha
Marshall
Sayles May
Olivet Sha
Suainson Wetmore
L. A.S
Myrta Bospornb’s
Lyle Greensfield
Vern Green
Local residents share weekend visits across Albion area
Ralph Butler and wife visited Reed Schultz in South Albion. Otho Pardee and family spent Sunday at Chas Vandybogart's. The infant son of Lawis Miils and wife died Sunday night. Wm. Buskirk and family visited Chas Buskirk's in the village Sunday. Stanley and Arthur Weitzel were in Jackson on business Friday. Earl Ferguson and wife visited Theron Ferguson's Sunday. May Mosher of Battle Creek visiting aunt Mrs F A Woodley Friday and Saturday last week. N W Warner and family visited Wm Butler's in Albion Sunday. Helen Hakes recovery noted, Mrs Carrie Rogers of Albion visited Mrs Geo Calling several days last week. Mrs Stanley Weitzel and late son Otto visited her parents. Geo Warner and family of South Albion visited P J Butler Sunday. Little Wijlie and Margaret Tuelubagen are ill. Mrs Quas Vandyhogarb of Holler visited for brother John Putian Triesiluy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Butler
Reed Schultz
South Albion
Otho Pardee
Chas
Vandybogart' le Bower
Lawis
Miils
Wm. Buskirk
Buskirk
Villae
Stanley
Arthur Weitzel
Jackson
Earl Ferguson
Theron Ferguson
May Mosher
Battle Creek
Ann Arbor
F. A. Woodley
N. W. Warner
Wm. Butler
Albion
Helen Hakes
Carrie Rogers
Geo
Stanley Weitzel
Otto
D. Kraushaar
Geo. Warner
P.J Butler
Sungay
Little Wijlie
Margaret Tuelubagen
Quas, Vandyhbogart
Holler
John Putian Trtesiluy
EMMETT DISTRICT NOTES AND FAMILY UPDATES
Nellie Daily steadily improves as Frank Hardenburg remains ill and dies Perday morning. Joan Cronkhite and A W Cronkhite attend Burtington kinvisit in Cronkhite home. Joan Johnson and husband visit Ethan Lapham family Sunday afternoon. John Foss spends Saturday in Battle Creek. Mrs A W Cronkhite visits Mrs Helen Johnson Monday. Henry Slewman and wife host daughter from Michigan City. Mrs Henry Webster remains about the same. Nellie Johnson spends Monday in Battle Creek. Nellie Huyler called home to care for her ill mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hardenburg
Joan Cronkhite
Burtington
A. W. Cronkhite
Joan Johnson
Battle Creek
Nellie Huyler
Local Notables Visit and Celebrations In Battle Creek
Claude Sebastian and family spent Sunday with Chas Cushman. Wilfred Ansali recovers from the grip. Maggie VanArman visited Mrs Hester. Roy Wagner recovering from illness. Cushman and Elgin Wagner drove Loughts horse in Battle Creek last week. Lial Greenfield and Claude VanArman of Lee visited Fred Felter. A surprise party honored Arthur Wagner on his nineteenth birthday April 1. Wilfred Ansel hosted company from Bice Creek Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Sebastian
Clarence
Chas
Village Gossip and Local Visits in Emmett District
A long list of names and movements from Emmett area residents includes De Al Ss eth side, Mr. Dehsmore’s mother returning to daughter, Walt and wife in Win, Rena Russell visiting Battle Creek, Aiden Gleason’s health, and numerous social calls. Notable items mention a possible bakery, a bakery rumor, and Edna Hough at home. Several families, church ladies, and schoolchildren are cited among visits, illnesses, and errands. One report notes Hugh Stevens injuring a foot with a spur, others travel between Marshall, Battle Creek, Newton, and Dowagiac, with surrounding towns sharing social news and gatherings. A few residents are described with new telephones and weekly social visits at Mickel’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de al Sseth
Phos. Manuél
Bevan
Aroghay
Chas
Conroy
Mr. Dehsmore
S. Eee Onie Walt
Battle Creek
Win
Michel
Rena Russell
Aiden Gleason
Marshall
Great Apent
Barker
Local Social Notes from Beaverton Area
Genevieve Williams visits sister in South Butler while Mrs Bruce Merritt hosts guests. Mrs Bert Bates records a Battle Creek win last week. A C Adams and wife of Jackson spent Friday with parents. The Adamses and Mrs Ems Campbell returned to Jackson after a two week visit with aunt Laura Lusk. Wayne Smith returns home from U of M for a week’s vacation. Dr W N Case and wife visited Wim Lord. Charity Adams leaves for visit with Grace Barden in Beaverton. Mrs Phil Burland of Newton visits mother Laura Lusk. Margaret Waterloo of Albion visits J Cooper’s home over Sunday. D Gardanier and wife, long residents, depart for Salt Lake City. Vateto McClure spent Friday in Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Williams
South Butler
Bruce Merritt
Bert Bates
Battle Creek
A. C. Adams
Jackson
Adams
Ems Campbell
Laura Lusk
Wayne Smith
U. of M
W. N. Case
Wim Lord
Charity Adama
Grace Barden
Beaverton
Mich
Phil. Burland
Newton
Margaret Waterloo
Albion
J. (. Cooper
D. Gardanier
Salt Lake Titty
Vateto McClure
Midnight In The Ozarks Breathes Life Into a Dying Man
Miram Scranton of Alex City lay sleepless in mountains under five doctors for consumption. He found no help until Dr King’s New Discovery. He claims it saved his life and he can work again. It fights coughs colds lagridge asthma croup whooping cough hay fever hemorrhages hoarseness and guinsy. Price 50c and $1 with trial bottle free. Guaranteed by J W Bradshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozarks
Miram Scranton
Alex City
Bil
Dr. King
J. W Bradshaw
Obed Case and Oak Grove Familiars Visit Sunday
Newton District No. 12 notes a Sunday gathering at C. D. Spooner's with Obed Case and wife from Oak Grove and Ruth Borch. Others mentioned include Harold Lutz of East Newton, Mrs. Eliza Panyard buried in Newton cemetery, and various locals visiting relatives in Battle Creek Leslie Falmadge and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Newton
Marriette Brett
Battle Creek
H. Randi
Fred Alwardt
Eugene Ta Mddge
Sidney Metzger
Ceresca
Martha Ford
Leslie Falmadge
Ora Spooner
Ray Talmadge
Kay Flanders
Nile Eyre
Olivier Francisco
Newton Dist
Glennutzger
Mae Taylor
Leo Shultz
Ed Glaw
Fast Leroy
Wi.law's
Doris Rand
Golda Philips
Henry
Doris
Donald Randt
Leo
Leona
Flanders
Blanch Flanders
Bernica
Cart
Walter Schray
Wayne Flanders
Harvey Tadman
Ciarence Seegardf Billa
Henry Phllips
Sophia Hagelshaw
Mrs Sable Kipp Goes to Marshall with Kin
Mrs Sable Kipp and daughter Luce went to Marshall on Wednesday to live with her brother Irven Campbell The Dieht family spent Sunday with J Dieht and wife James King and wife visited John King Blanch Hyre visited her parents in Gattle Creek Hiepry Jones had measles at Hamiltons Sildas sister cared for him North Marshall Farmers club will meet April 14 at Ro Sweet’s Programs include music recitation papers and discussions led by various local residents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sable Kipp
Luce
Marshall
Irven Campbell
Hisnche Dieht
J. Dieht
James King
John King’s
Clara Earhart
Ro Sweet
Lillian Bunce
Fred Randall
W. Shore
George Moore
H. Flynn
Geo, Haigh
Fred Maggett
N. Pola Ler
Nettie Thomas
C. Sweet
Carverville Family Notices of Labors and Visits
Ray Eastlake and family called on Albert VanArman Friday. Myrta Henry visited Mrs. Sarah Weaver Thursday. John Carver of Marshall spent Sunday with his son. Jennie Smith returned to school after a week’s vacation. Myrta Henry cared for Mrs. Maude Sullen and a sick baby Friday. Sidney Henry and brother were guests of Jay Carver of Conins Thursday. Mrs. 8 Shults visited Mrs. Cartie Cushman Monday. Ida VapArmyn and cousin Ella Rumsey called at bars. Shults and Mrs. Henry Monday. Mrs. Jane Rhodes called on Mrs. Clara Messenger Monday. John Carver and Arthur Ruadiel called at A VanArman’s Monday. Ella Rumsey of Battle Creek and cousin Jhaz VanArman were guests of Mrs. Jay Carver of Convia Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carverville
Ray Eastlake
Albert VanArman
Myrta Henry
Sarah Weaver
John Carver
Marshall
Jennie Smith
Maude Sullen
Sidney Henry
Jay Carver
Conins
Thursay
Shults
Cartie Cushman
Ida VapArmyn
Ella Rumsey
Bars
Henry Monye
Jane Rhodes
Clara Messenger
Arthur Ruadie
A. VanArman
Battle Creek
Jhaz VanArman
Convia
Rescue the aching back with Doan's Kidney Pills
Marshall citizen Charles Finch of 736 Mansion Street credits Doan's Kidney Pills with easing back pain tied to kidney issues. He recalls using the remedy years ago and again recently after renewed discomfort, buying from F G Seaman & Co and endorsing the product. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, NY, is sole U S agent. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Charles Finch
Mansion Street
Marshall, Mich
Dean
Doan
F.G. Seaman & Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Athens Social Notes Highlight Local Guests
Letha Waterman hosted the Jack and Jill club Friday evening. Mrs. Maggie Simmons recent hospital discharge from Nichols. Mrs. Charlotte Palmer of Battle Creek visited P. Simons family last week. Hazel Simmons from Detroit stayed with her parents over Sunday. Jack Palmer and wife and Charles Smith and wife from Battle Creek plus Geo Stimpson family from East Leroy joined R. J. Simons and family Sunday. Mrs. S. W. Holmes ill with typhoid under Jackson nurse care. Mrs. R. P. Wisner attended Mrs. Chas. Bitner funeral at Fulton. School closed for a week’s vacation. Mrs. Lynn Mallow in Fulton after her mother Mary Bauer’s death. Mary Bauer’s death prompted J. E. Wells’s return to his western home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Letha Waterman
Jack and Jill Club
Maggie Simmons
Nichols Hospital
Charlotte+ Palmer
Battle Creek
Simons
Hazel Simmons
Detroit
Jack Palmer
Charles Smith
Battle Greek
Geo. Stimpson
East Leroy
R. J. Simmons
Tie
W. Holmes
Sweet Powders for Children patent notice
Advertisement for a product named Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children. Claims remedy for feverishness, headache, upset stomach, teething discomfort, bowel regulation and worm destruction. Mentions use by mothers for years and lists price 25 cents with a mailing address in Leroy, North Carolina.
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Gray
A. S
LeRoy
N. C
Marshall Farmers'plus Meet Set. Local Movements Noted
The North Marshall Farmers'plus convenes Wednesday April 19 with JH, Sweet and wife. Geo. Pond finished moving to Upright farm Tuesday. Wm Huggett and alster, Mrs Jose Hine King, spent last Friday with a Sweet and wife. John Thomas, wife and son Ralph visited M Getchell's early week. Getchell left Monday afternoon for Washington to visit his brother. Several young people attended a surprise party for Lucile Barr at her Pennfield home last Friday. Mesdames Ethel Bentley and Mary Rowley of Marshall attended the Li t 5S at the Templeton home. Dinner was served, a general good time. Charles Brackett spent a few days at the farm returning Friday. Little Louise Brackett went to Battle Creek for a week's visit. Mrs John King is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jucile Barr
Pennfield Township
Ethel Bentley
Mary Rowley
Marshall
Templeton
Charles Bracket
Louise Brackett
Battle Creek
John King
Social Rounds From South Clarence Area
Aldie Tooley visited his parents Steve Nooley Sunday. Herman and Emma Watters attend ed church in Albion Sunday. Mrs. and Mrs. Hubble and children spent Sunday in Albion. Mrs. Hattie Heck of Albion visited her mother Mrs. Shusm Tooley last week. Alena Dyer spent Monday with Em me Waiters. Mr. and Mrs. Butler and son visited in rkford Saturday and Sunday. Those who attended the party given by Will Smith and wife Saturday evening reported a good time. A. Ringler and wife spent Sunday evening with Dick Tanner and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Clarence
Aldie Tooley
Steve Nooley
Herman
Emma Watters
Albion
Langridge Swarthout Wed in Corona
Fred Langridge and Louise M Swarthout of Owosso were married in Corona on Thursday April 6. Other notes: North Marshall Mrs Henry Dowding is improving. Roy Eastlake and family visited Fred VanArman’s and Ruth and Frances Bentley were at home Sunday. Zella Knight visited Claude Dowding Sunday evening. Literary Society met Friday evening with Martha and Ross Lamphier. Old Papers at The Statesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Marshall
Henry Dowding
Roy, Eastlake
Fred VanArman
Ruth
Frances Bentley
Zella Knight
Claude Dowding
Fred Langridge
This Place
Louise M. Swarthout
Owosso
Corona
The
Literary Society
Martha
Ross Lamphier
Local notes and social visits appearing in a small town
Ronald Skafer remains under doctor care in recent days while Harry Sebring visited his brother Edgar. About 40 people attended a surprise party for Hugh and Myrtie Wagoner on Friday evening. Hermat Schafer and family of Union City visited Mr. Sebalets Parents, Lewis Schafer and wife. Master Glen Jackson had a 5 post card shower on his birthday April 11. Peter Sweet and wife spent Sunday in Jackson. Mrs Avéry Sherman will entertain in Glendale U.S. Wednesday afternoon. Nary Rosencrantz spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents R. Rosencrantz. John Dedrick and wife visited Will Rundle Sunday evening. Several Scholars from Section School are absent due to illnesses. Boat wanted. Good safe row boat for general purpose. Inquire at the Statesman office with full particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Skafer
Harry Sebring
Edgar
Hugh
Myrtie Wagoner
Hermat Schafer
Union City
Glaretdon F
U. S
Nary Rosentrantz
R. i Rosencrantz
John Dedtick
Will Rundle's
Notice of Hogle and Miller Branch Drain bids
Calhoun County Drain Commissioner announces on April 19 1911 at Elmer Thompson residence Clarence Township bids will be received for construction of the Hogle and Miller Drain in Clarence Township Calhoun County Michigan The drainage length is 6452 feet with a 50 foot right of way and center line details provided for sections 7 8 and 17 along with specific starting points and offsets by property corner references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Calhoun
Michigan
Elmer Thompson
Clarence
Hogle and Miller Branch
Tocaid
Eald
Thoun
N. W
Funning
Hogle and Miller
M. Sinclair
NX. Ey
Hogle and Miver
Bie
Dave
Hogie & Miller Branch
Jme
Sijsel
Leonard Monroe
Mariam Sebolt
Loren Dunlap
Frank Seifert
Jeptha Butiler
Adam Ohmer
Marigin Gribble
Alonzo Snyder
J. and
Broadsteet
J. E
Mary Fuller
FE. C. Schneider
Jack Line
S. A. Fall
Minerva Eakers
Hogi Ad Milles
Miller Brauah Drain
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Nellie Daily
North Marengo
Cehescs
Dean's
Atany Drug Store
Marengo
Franklin House
Larned and
Bates Sts
Woodward and
Jefferson Aves
Fae Fachin
H. B. James & Son, Proprietore
Hants
Saskatchewan
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MY. Motanes
Detroit, Miche
Hotchkiss Dist
Will
Prater Steck An Powlery
A Marshall
the Statesman
Statesman Office
C. W. Hart & Son
Joax Marshall, Mich
B.C. Schneider
Parcel Mo
J. Puller
E. L. Thompson
S. W. 14
AM. Sebolt
Seifert
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