Local Notes From Fredonia And Marshall Opera
Arthur Burrows moved into Geo Wilsons house in Fredonia. An Indian opera was attended in Marshall Monday evening by several locals. Olive Wilson visits her parents Isadore Venu and Carrol. Walbeck visited friends Sunday. An ad cites De Witts Witch Hazel Salve for piles with a customer testimonial from E C Boice Somers Point NY warning against imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Burrows
Geo. Wilson
Marshall
Olive Wilson
Isadore
Venu
Carrol
Walbeck
DeWitt
E. C. Boice
Somers Point N. Y
H. J. Hyde
Partello Ice Cream Social At Parsonage Tuesday Night
Local notice from Partello announced by The L. A. 8 of the Ki church invites residents to an ice cream social at the parsonage on Tuesday night April 23. Job printing at The Statesman office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partello
Statesman Office
Olney funeral and local notes from The County
The obituary notes the death of Olney on Sunday morning April 14 with funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. and burial in Clarendon cemetery. It honors him as a good neighbor. Ethel David visits Mrs. Carrie Roman. Mrs. Irwin Knickerbocker's sister from Girard visited him. An ad praises DeWitt's Little Early Risers for purities and bowel regularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.¥. Olney Dieaq
Clarendon Cemetery
Olney
Ethel David
Carrie Roman
Irwin Knickerbocker
Girard
Village Notes on Health and Local Happenings
Correspondent reports all smallpox patients recovered except three under care. Edward Howard repairs his house in the village. N. J. Lester family moved to Fredonia. Cleveland of Marshall buys old mill water wheel for Marengo. Knight to erect four hundred rods of wire fence. Curtis returns from visit with sister at Schoolcraft. Roches among the sick. Foley's Honey and Tar praised for coughs from lagrippe or cold. Swartwout & Swartwout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luddington
Hdward Robinson
Lena. Smith
Edward Howard
N. J. Lester
Fredonia
Mr. Cleveland of
Marshall
Marengo
J. F. Knight
Miss Curtis
Schoolcraft
Henry Roche
Social at Marengo for Ladies Aid raises funds
In Marengo, a social at the home of Mr and Mrs W A Young is planned for Friday evening April 26 to aid the Ladies Aid society. Local notes report visits, illnesses, and small town happenings including new land purchases, meeting notices, and remarks about Foley's Kidney Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Young
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Marengo
Peter O’brien
Detroit
Maude Mead
D. 8
Smith’s
Sloan
Homer
Chas. Adams
L. D. Blake
Joe Bossard
David Smith
Pierce Farm
Hewitt School
Honge
W. Ei. Marston
Frank Smith
T. Lusk
H. Simmons
Local notes from Ann Arbor and surrounding towns
Will Goodrich of Ann Arbor spends vacation with his parents. Wm Eldred and wife of Ypsilanti Normal visited Mrs Eldred's mother Mrs M Goodrich. Etta Hart entertained Chas Willis of Climax. Rev J B Holsaple preached at Evangelical church at 10 a m. Anna Kidney attended Eckford Success club banquet. John Hoyt had a runaway incident with a broken wheel and a tipped bogey. J C Goodrich sent his grocery wagon out for spring. J Bentley of Marshall visited his mother Mrs G Assenheimer. J Goodrich of Marshall visited his brothers while J Hutching and wife of Marshall called on Ellis friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Goodrich
Ann Arbor
Eldred
Ypsilanti Normal
J. C. Goodrich
J. Bentley
Marshall
G. Assenheimer
J. Goodrich
J. Hutching
Ellis
Abbott Buys 40 Acres From George Named in Document
Abbott has purchased 40 acres from George in a transfer recorded this period. The arrangement covers land parcels previously owned by George and establishes Abbott as the new proprietor. The sale reflects ongoing property exchanges in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ik Abbott
George
Marriage Ties In Homer As Flint Hopkins Weds In April
Allison James Flint of Clarendon and Miss Jennie Blanche Hopkins wed last Wednesday April 10 at the bride’s mother's home on West Main street. Rev J W Davids officiated in the M E church. Mr and Mrs Flint will reside in Clarendon. Dr J A Thompson and Miss Nettie Orr married in Chicago on April 10 and will occupy a home at Sophia and Everett streets. Court & Hardy open a produce market on West Main. A Saengerfest is planned by Mrs Rheta Rodgers for commencement week with nations departments to attend. About 162 signatures on a subscription for a stave and hoop factory, with firms showing interest in new Homer factories such as pickle, canning, fence post, casket, and buggy gear. Ground broken for a new block west of Henshaw’s. Oscar Roberts’ barber shop moved. W K Sesler buys A A McConnell’s store in Alvordton and will relocate. Hunts for residences rise as factory prospects grow. Rev F L Thompson spoke at a union meeting. Bidwell Entertainers hosted a concert for L O T M at Maccabee hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison James Flint
Clarendon
Jennie Blanche Hopkins
Sophia Hopkins
West Main Street
J. W. Davids
M. E. Church
Chicago
Homer
Sophia and
Everett Streets
J. M. RonBards
Court & Hardy
Rheta Rodgers
Albion
Homer Public School
Nations
Henshaw
Allen Brothers
E. J. Fellows
Oscar Roberts
W. EK. Sesler
A. A. McConnell
Alvordton
Lown
F. L. Thompson
First Methodist Church of
Jackson
M. EB
Bidwell
Maccabee Hall
Local Visitors and Social Roundup in Union City
Mrs James Bohanna and daughter Mary visited Mr and Mrs Norman Reed of Union City on Sunday. Arthur Francisco spent Sunday with Ellis friends. Miss Zelia Fanning and Edna Pull man visited Edna's parents in Union City Sunday. Ray Fanning spent Sunday with Mr Richards. Louise Rapp and Jessie Francisco visited Battle Creek friends. Henry Wyle, off the sick list, is able to be around again. Otis Sylvester of Battle Creek spent last week with Jim Bohanna. Burton Treadwell called on friends in this place Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bohanna
Mary
Norman Reed
Union City
Arthur Francisco
Ellis
Zelia Fanning
Edna Pullman
Ray Fanning
Richard
Louise Rapp
Jessie Francisco
Battle Creek
Henry Wyle
Otis Sylvester
Jim Bohanna
Burton Treadwell
Convis L A S to Meet Mesdames Shipman and Whitbeeck
The L A S of Convis will meet with Mesdames Shipman and Whitbeeck on April 29 at 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convis
Mesdames Shipman and Whitbeeck
Need of Trained Librarians Warns of Rapid Growth
Herbert Putnam congressional librarian notes libraries surge beyond trained staff. He cites about 8 000 libraries in the nation yet only 600 to 650 properly trained librarians. The era of expanding libraries without adequate librarians risks quality and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Putnam
Congressional
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lefedle Bros. Hardware
Crouse & Brandegee
Foley
Fordville, Ky
Miscellaneous
Stanley
Michigan
Mich
R. R
Newton
Inti Finn Ieee
P. L. Cordier
Mannington, Ky
Foley's
Swartwout
South Australia
Victoria
Dr. King
B. J. Hyde
New York
Real Estate Exchange
Depot
Burlington
Bronson Road
Coldwater Road
Athens
Cox
J.S. Cox, Sr
Washington Market
Hayes
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