Emmett Township resident Frank Hardenburg dies at 51
Frank M Hardenburg of Emmett township died at 5 o clock Friday morning. He was 51, a well known farmer leaving a wife and three children Tassell Elithods and Law rence and a sister Mrs C Gore of Battie Creek. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 20 pm at the residence with Rev W A Phelps officiating. Burial followed in Newhre cemetery. Other local notices mention neighbors visiting and social calls across Marshall and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Jane Schanzenbaker
Woods
John Howhe
Stanley
St. Berdue’s
Hussy
Edwin
Marshall
L. Eyre
Grandma Eyre
Frank M. Hardenburg
Emmett Township
Tassell Elithods
Lawrence
C. Gore
Battie Creek
W. A. Phelps
Newhre
Hen Smidth
Hart
Ir. Hart
Eyre
Sundar
Geo.Burkley
Lena
Ulrich
Sue Warne
Mame Ulrich
Ann Arbor
Miss Ulrich
Minnie Maiser
Marshat
Catherine Oy
Zoiz Gallame
Mrs. CL
Grandia
Este
Mr. Gate
Vatie Creek
Hey Faeuntny’s
Athens District Notes Include Illness and Moves
Rest Eitmier is sick with the flu and Mrs W Holmes has typhoid fever. E J Radford and daughter visited his uncle in Climax. Burr Converse and family visited Andrew Welch. Atonza Watkins is ill. Nyle Eitmier was absent from school last week. No spring vacation due to two weeks of closure for sickness. Mrs William Snyder at Grand Rapids. James Broas and family moved to Ellis Corners. Burr Converse plans to remodel his house. Mrs Carl Tuttle visited E J Tuttles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rest Eitmier
W. Holmes
E. J. Radford
Climax
Burr Converse
Andrew Welch
Atonza Watkins
Nyle Eitmiear
Win. Snyder
Grand Rapids
Jas. Broas
Ellis Corners
Carl Tuttle
E. J. Tuttle
Local Notes From Lee Center And Vicinity
Tur ner and sister of Battle Creek spent Thursday at Mrs. Frank Walker's. Mrs. Sim Galusha of Marshall is caring for Mrs. Sayres May of Olivet. Sylvia Galusha and wife spent Sunday at Gillian Weimoore's. LAS will nest at Myris Bosworth's Thursday April 20. Lyle Greenfield of Bailewae spent weekend at Vern Greenbaid's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ire
Minnie Thomas
Airs
Turner
Battle Creek
Frank Walker
Sim Galusha
Marshall
Sayres May
Olivet
Sylvia Galusha
Gillian Weimoore
Myris Bosworth
Ali
Lyle Greenfield
Bailewae
Green- Baid
Local Social and Family Visits Across South Albion Area
Ralph Butler and wife called on Reed Schultz in South Albion. Otho Pardee and family spent Sunday with Chas Vanidybogart in Horner. The infant son of Lewis Mills died Sunday night. Win Buskirk and family visited Chas Buskirk in the village. Stanley Weltzel and Arthur Weltzel went to Jackson on business Friday. Esri Ferguson and wife visited her on Ferguson's Sunday. May Mosher of Battle Creek visiting aunt. Mrs F A Woodley visited Friday and Saturday. N W Werner and family called on Wm Gurler in Alpio n Sunday. Helen Hakes, recently ill, improving. Carrie Rovers of Alpian visited Mrs Geo Cutting. Mrs Stanley Wertzel and her son Otte visited her parents J Hranshaar and wife Friday. Geo Warner and family of South Africa visited at 2 5 Butler's Sunday. Lillie Willie and Margaret Tuchibagen are quite old. Mrs Gans Van dybogart of Homer visited her brother John Putman Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Butler
Reed Schultz
South Albion
Otho Pardee
Chas
Vanidybogart
Horner
Lewis Mills
Win
Buskirk
Geo Warner
South Africa
Butler
Lillie Willie
Margaret ‘Tuchibagen
Mrs. Gans, Vandybogart
Homer
John Putman
Emmett District News and Social Notes
Mrs Nellie Baily is slow to improve. Frank Hardenbury who has been for some time died Friday morning. John Cronkhite and wife of Burlington visited his brother WL Cronkhite recently. John Johnson and wife of Battle Creek gallen on Ethan Lapham and wife Sunday afternoon. John Foss spent Saturday in Battle Creek. Mrs A W Cronkhite called on Mrs Helen Johnson Monday afternoon. Henry Newman and wife entertain their daughter Fear Michigan City. Mrs Henry Webster remains about the same. Nettie Jointer spent Mondays in Battle Creek. Nellie Huyler was called home to take care of her mother who is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett
Nellie Baily
Frank Hardenbury
Join Cronkhite
Burlington
A. WL Cronkhite
John Johnson
Battle Creek Gallen
Ethan Lapham
John Foss
Battle Creek
A. W.croakhite
Helen Johnson
Henry Newman
Fear
Michigan City
Henry Webster
Nettie Jointer
Battle Creers
Nellie Huyler
Local Social News From Sunday Visit and Birthdays
Claude Sebastian and family visited Cushman. Wilfred Ansell recovers from the grip. Maggie VanArman visited Mrs. Feller. Roy Wagner ill. Cushman and Elgin Wagner hauled a horse to Wattle Creek last week. Lisi Greenfield and Claude VanArnan of Lea spent Sunday at Fred Felter’s. Arthur Wagner’s nineteenth birthday party surprised him on a Sunday evening. Wilfred Ansall hosted guests from Rice Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Sebastian
Clarente
Chas
Cushman's
Wilfred Ansell
Maggie VanArman
Wilfred Ansall
Rice Creek Sunuar
Village Notes and Social Roundup at Ceresco
Ceresco residents report guests from Battle Creek Marshall and Albion. Recollections include a bakery rumor, a bakery plan and multiple visits by relatives, with illnesses noted and a new telephone line cited.
Local Social Notes Highlight Community Visits
Genevieve Williams of South Butler visits sister Mrs. Bruce Merritt. Mrs Bert Bates and family from Jackson spent last Friday with their parents D. L. Adams and wife. Mrs Emma Campbell returns to Jackson after two weeks with aunt Mrs Laura Lusk. Wayne Smith home from the 7th for a week's vacation. Dr W N Case and wife visited Wm Lard. Charity Adams left for a visit with Grate Barden in Beaverton. Mrs Phil Burlsud of Newton visiting her mother Mrs Santa Lusk. Margaret Waterloo of Albion visited J C Cooper’s home. Co D Gardanier and wife, longtime here, return to Salt Lake City Thursday. A Valera McClure spent last Friday in Seattle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Williams
South Butler
Bruce Merritt
Bert Bates
Battle Creek
A. & Adams
Jackson
D. L. Adams
Emma Campbell
Laura Lusk
Wayne Smith
W. N. Case
Wm Lard
Charity Adams
Grate Barden
Beaverton
Mich
Phil
Burlsud
Newton
Santa Lusk
Margaret Waterloo
Albion
J. c. Cooper
D. Gardanier
Rery
Salt Lake City
A. Valera McClure
Seattle Creek
Nighttime Ozarks Tale Of A Cure By Dr Kings Discovery
Hiram Scranton of Clay City Indiana, bedridden with consumption after five doctors warned of his lungs, used Dr Kings New Discovery upon hearing of its fame. He credits the remedy with making a man of him again able to work. It claims to treat lung diseases including coughs colds lagrippe asthma croup whooping cough hay fever and hemorrhages. Price one dollar and a trial bottle free guaranteed by J W Gradshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozarks
Hiram Scranton
Clay City
Tie
Dr. King
J. W Gradshaw
Newton District Notes on Family and Local Visits
Newton district items recount Sunday visits and neighborly news. Names include Oved Case Spooner Ruth Borch Eliza Panyard Harold Lutz Marriette Brett Eugene Tamadge Dora Snooner Ray Planders and families. Local health notes mention whooping cough and minor injuries from a falling pole.
Mrs Mable Kipp Visits Marshall to Live With Kin
Mrs Mable Kipp and her daughter June travel to Marshall to live with her brother Even Campbell. The North Marshall Farmers' club plans an April 19 meeting at C R Sweet's featuring music recitations papers and discussions on labor saving at home and personal appearance on the farm with several local residents presenting and leading sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Kipp
June
Marshall
Campbell
Blanche Dlehi
J. Bieh
James King
Sohn King's
Clara Barbart
C. R. Sweet
Wilhe Piven
Lillian Rance
Fred Randall
W. Shore
George Moore
1. Flynn
Ges. Daigh
Fred Hurgelt
Carverville Social Notes Include Visits and Illness
Roy Eastlake and family called on Albert Vacarman. Myrta Henry visited Mrs. Sarah Weaver. Joan Carver of Marshall spent Sunday with her. Jeanie Smith returned to school after vacation. Myrta Henry cared for Mrs. Maude Sutten and her sick baby with measles. Sidney Henry and his brother were guests of Jay Carver. Mrs. Shuits visited Mrs. Carrier. Ida VanArmen and Ida Rumsey called on Shuits and Hears. Jane Rhodes called on Clara Messenger. Joan Carver and Arthur Readie visited A. VanArman. Ella Rapisey of Battle Creek and Ida VanArman were guests of Mrs. Carver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carverville
Roy Eastlake
Albert VacArman
Myrta
Sarah Weaver
Joan Carver
Mershall
Jeanie Smith
Myrta Henry
Maude Sutten
Sidney Henry
Brother
Jay Carver
Convis
Thursay
S. Shuits
Carrier
Ida VanArmen
Ella Rumsey
Jane Rhodes
Clara Messenger
Arthur Readie
A. VanArman
Ella Rapisey
Battle Creek
Ida VanArman
Convis ‘Luesdar
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Marshall Resident
A 76 year old Marshall resident, Charles Vinel, outlines personal relief from back and kidney pain using Doan's Kidney Pills. He credits the remedy with stopping pain recurrence after initial use years ago and again months later, recommending the product from Seaman & Co drug store and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vinel
Mansion Street
Marshell
Mich
Duan
Doan
Seaman & Co
Foster-milburn Co
Buffalo
United Star
Local Social Notes From Athens Area
The town remembers visitors and family events with numerous calls and gatherings. Mrs Maggie Simmons returns from Nichols hospital while Mrs Charlotte Palmer of Battle Creek hosted guests at P Imons home. Hazel Simmons of Detroit visited her parents, and others attended services and a funeral in Fulton. Typhoid illness troubles Mrs S W Holmes east of town as school closes for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letha. Waterman
Jillohib
Maggie Simmons
Nichols Hospital
Charlotte’Palmer
Battle Reek
P. Jimons
Hazel Simmons
Detroit
Oack Palmer
Charles ‘Smith
Battle Creek
Geo. Stimpson
Rast Leroy
R. Z. Simmons
S. W. Holmes
Jackson
R. P. Wisner
Chas. Bitner
Fulton
Lynn Malon
Filton
Chere
Mary Bauer
EF. Wells
Western
Sweet Powders for Children Relief for Fever and Worms
This advertisement promotes a medicinal powder for children that relieves fever headache stomach and digestive disorders and purges worms. It claims to break up colds in four hours and has been used by mothers for 32 years with listed addresses in New York areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gimsted
LeRoy
N.Y
Local notes from Pennfield and Marshall area
Gleveland Bist Connis meets Wednesday April 16 with CR Sweet and wife. Geo Pond finished moving to the Upright farm Tuesday. Wm Huggett and sister Mrs Josephine King spent last Friday with Lucile Barr at her Pennfield home. John Thomas wife and son Ralph visited M Getchell's early this week. Getchell left for Washington to visit his brother. A surprise party for Lucile Barr last Friday evening. Mesdames Ethel Bentley and Mary Lowley of Marshall attended the I A S at the Templeton home. Dioner was served and a general good time enjoyed. Charles Bracket spent a few days at the farm returning Friday. Louise Brackett went to Battle Creek for a week with him. Mrs John King improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michel
Rena Russell
Battle Creek
Aiden Gleason
Waney Boyer
J Ulrich
Miller
Newton
K. Allen
Marshall
Afrs
Densmore
Mr. Murray
Ke A. D. Smith
John Sweet
Jay
Battle Creak
P. Conroy
Edna Hough
Buyh Stevens
Albion
Cereseo
Chas, Plance of
Netherskai
E. EB. Brigstock
Katherine
Covey
Wm. Mickel
Chas. Broat
J. Barker
Dickson
Abs
Stevens
George Mott
Gleveland Bist
Connis
North Marshall
Community Notes From South Glarence Area
Aicle Tooley visited big parents. Steve Tooley Sunday Herman and Emms Watters attended Church in Albion Sunday. Mr and Mrs Hubble and children spent Sunday in Albion. Mrs Hattie Heck of Albion visited her mother Sirs Shum Tooley last week. Alens Dyer spent Monday with Emma Walters. Mr and Mrs Butler and son visited in Eckford Saturday and Sunday. Those who attended the party given by Sill 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 Glarence
Aicle Tooley
Steve Tooley
Herman
Emms Watters
Albion
Local Social Notes and Wedding in North Marshall
Mrs Henry Dowding is improving. Roy Eastlake and family spent last week at Fred VanArman s. Ruth and Frances Bentley were at home Sunday. Zelia Knight spent Sunday evening at Claude Dowding s. Fred Langridge of this place and Louise M Swarthout of Owosso were married in Carons Thursday April 6. The Literary Society met Friday evening with Aisrtha and Ross Lamphiex. Old Papers at the Statesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Marshall
Henry Dowding
Roy, Eastlake
Fred VanArman
Ruth
Frances Bentley
Zelia Knight
Claude Dowding
Fred Langridge
Louise M. Swarthout
Owosso
Carons
Literary Society
Aisrtha
Ross Lamphiex
Birth and local social notes from Four Towns
Four Towns brief notes report a birth for Mr and Mrs Albert Dee brook a son born April 3. D D Fitch and wife of Columbus Ohio visited Cassius and James Taylor over Sunday. Ronald Shafer under doctor care recently. Larry Sibling visited Edgar Mundsy. About 10 attended Hugh and Myrtle Wagoner surprise party Friday. Hermano Schafer and Union City family with Afr Schafer's parents Lewis Schafer and wife. Master Glen Jackson postcard shower on his birthday April 11. Vater Sweet and wife spent Sunday in Jackson. Mrs Avery Sherman to entertain Clarendon 1 A S Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourtowns
Albert Deebrook
D. D. Fitch
Columbus
Ohio
Cassius
James Taylor
Ronald Shafer
Larry
Edgar
Mundsy
Hugh
Myrtle Wagoner
Hermano Schafer
Union City
Afr
Schafer
Lewis Schafer
Glen Jackson
Vater Sweet
Jackson
Avery Sherman
Clarendon 1. A. S
Local notes and notices from Section II diary entries
Mary Rosencrantz spent Roberday and Sunday with her parents B. W. Rosencrantz. John Dedrick and wife spent Sunday evening at WH Rundles. Several scholars from Section school are absent due to measles. Boat wanted for general purpose. inquires at the Statesman office with full particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rosencrantz
B. W. Rosencrantz
John Dedrick
Statesman Office
Mit
Notice of bids for Hogle and Miller Branch Drain construction
Notice is given by I L C Williams Calhoun County Drain Commissioner Michigan that on April 19 1911 at Elmer Thompson residence Ulfrence Township Calhoun County bids will be received for the Hogle and Miller Branch Drain in Clarence Township Calhoun County. The description covers the drainage alignment with specified section lines and right of way widths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. C. Williams
Calhoun
Michigan
Elmer Thompson
Ulfrence
Hogle and Miller Branch
Clarence
N. W
Hogie and Miller
M. Sinclair
N. E. Iy
Hogle and Miller
Corn Tee
Hogle & Miller Branch
Nolinw
Sigselin
Lipawig
Leonard Monroe
Garence
You M. Sincisir
Mlaviam Sebott
Loren Danlap
Frank Seifert
Pha Butler
Elmer Thon Bahme
Mariam Grieble Esisie
Alonzo Snyder
Lorena
J. E
Mary Berncob
S. A. Fall
Minerva Eckeis Ars
Anga
Enia
Goor
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Eet
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Ceresco
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Franklin Addle
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Batee Sts
Woodeard
Jeferson Aves
Beale
Jares
Adbo Bay
Anc Bank
Bow
Prowivoss
Manitoba
Sabbatchewan
Alberta
Frese Homeftead
Prewntoen
Camdisn
Aon
As Sa 1
Hash Newton
Marriette Brett
Mattle Creek
H. Rande
Fred Abyardt
Eugene Tamadge
Sidney Metzger
Martha Ford
Leslie Talmadge
Dora Snooner
Ray Talmades
Ray Planders
Céresco
Eyre Ang Wil
Olivier Francisco
Leo
Leona Flanders
Blanch Flanders
Bernice
Carl
Walter Schray
Wayne Wianders
Harvey Padman
Clarence Seegardf Ellis
Henry Philips
Sophia Hayershaw
Hofchkiss Bist
Will
Marchani
Stara
Mathers
the Statesman
C. W. Hart
Sex
Rxaz Marshall
Zich
Parcel Mo
B.C. Schneider
E Lg
E. J. Fuller
E. L. Thompson
S. W
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M. Sebolt
F. Seifert
Mercbrit
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