Fatpay Evestna brings Marshall notes to county pages
A patchwork of local items from Marshall and nearby towns recounts visits by Miss Kellogg and Mr Pelow, a fall injuring James Jewett, Hay and barnyard anecdotes, births and school plans, and preparations for the M.&Q. railroad freight house. The column notes gatherings at Band of Hope picnics, a reunion at Battle Creek, and local politics with Recorder nominating Brockway for county clerk, all reflecting a bustling late August in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Pelow
Bay City
Dedrick
Kata Kellogg
Chicago
Artemus Walker
Platt
Olivet
Millard Umpsteadt
Charlotte
Frank Carpenter
Minnie Prior
Stella Johnson
Marshall
Mies Stella Thomas
James Jewett
Partello
Cercaco Calta
Frank Bender
Frank
Ceresco
Battle Creek
St. Jobo & Daniels
Band of Hope
John Bender
Marengo
Phelps’ Yard
Sanford Lester
Misa Nellieroma
Barlingies
Chon
A. Withington
Silas Corbin
French
Chas
Starks
Missea Martins
Chautauqua
N. Y
Hattie Blackburn
Constantine
W. M. Paddock
Liexie Gall
Detroit
Celia French
John Johnson
Hudson
QO. Ackerman
Wm. Monny Sen
Girlaby
M. H. Crane
M. D. Allen
Battlereek
Recorder
L. A. Brockway
Ham
Howard Hall
G. A. R. Post
W. H. Delbridge
Misses Cassadot and the lifelong worker in city families
The Misses Cassadot, of Tekonsha, are noted as the mistresses of their sister Mia, with a large family ties claim. One daughter has labored for over forty years in a single household, earning more than $2,000 in wages, a likely unique case in American history. Multiple local notes follow including visits, arrivals, and community events across Battle Creek and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassadot
Mia
M. 1
Clark
Tekonaha
Charen Failing
Lansing
A. G. Randall
Three Rivers
Harry Sehabinger
Uiea
Tekonsha
Tammie Sebring
May Stevens
Union City
Clara Young
Teachers’ Institute
Coldwater
Reading
Chicago
Seaboard
Assenger
Trunk Line
Grand Trunk
Spicer
Grand Truck
Saga
Sine Road
Fink
Around the Cawary and Local Business Notes
Athens reports forty nine business firms with activity noted. Bartley and Parker Homer plan to grind 50000 bushels of wheat this year. Thoroton and Co Homer hold an order for 3000 flour barrels for immediate delivery. A saturn day game at Coldwater fair grounds saw Suprise club from that city lose to the Potateatotale Indians. The Republican state central committee plans to seat Prof A As Clark to speak during the picnic credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartley & Parker
Homer
Yeat, Thoroton & Co
Coldwater Fair Grounds
Potateatotale Indians
Red Men
Atate Central Com Hare
Clark
Eclectic magazine highlights and notable essays
The current Eclectic features Herbert Spencer on Retrogressive Religion and Great Political Superstition with sharp analysis appealing to political thinkers. Mallock’s General Gordon is discussed, along with Freebooters of American Finance critiquing Wall Street magnates. Writings include Heinrich Heine letters, Bowles on Newspapers, Mrs Aphra Dohr, and Swinburne poetry. Published by RK R Pelton New York. Terms $9 yearly, 45 cents per issue, three months $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eclectic
Herbert Spencer
Mallock
Ordon
Freebooters
Wil Street
Heinrich Hein
Walter 8. Sighel
T.K. Bowles
Lghter
Temple Bar
M. Ranan
Swinburne
R. Pelton
Bond Street
New York
North American Review September Highlights
The September issue features Bishop J Lancaster Spalding on the moral basis of popular government and a call to return to New England’s moral founding code. Jobo H Durat argues against Mongolian immigration in The Exclusion of the Chineve. A panel including David A Walls Thomas Q Shearman J B Sargent and W G Suisnur explore The Evil of the Tariff System with other pieces by Charles Dudley Warner J H Ryleyev Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Alexander Winchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American Review
J. Lancaster Spalding
New England
Jobo H. Durat
David A. Walls
Thomas Q. Shearman
J. B. Sargent
W. G. Suisnur
Peleas
Charles Dudley Warner
J. 11. Ryleyev
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Alexander Winchell
Log under terrapin found in Alabama field
An Alabama field in Tallapoosa County, cultivated decades ago, yielded a four foot deep log with a living terrapin trapped beneath. The shell shows an indentation by a knot, indicating long immobility. the creature remained alive when last checked. Ex Cadet Whittaker runs a military school for colored youths in Charleston, and a London observer notes gender-skewed church attendance on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reverend Brother
Alabama
Tallaoosa County
Whittaker
Charleston
N. C
Chicago
J. T. Hawes
Litch
T Hat Place
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Statesman
Michigan
County News
Les Center
Dion
Walker
Marahall
Mra, Brown and Daughter
Grand Rapids
Rev. S.O. Bryants
John Fimple
Minerva
Ohio
Alblems Atema
Hi. E. Genderling
Buffalo Telegraph
Tekeuska
Humeston
Tucker
Bliss Flora Acker
The
Republican
Rov. de Corbett
St. Thomas’ Church
Philadelphia
W. A. Johnson
Grand ‘Runk Depot
John W. Smith
Rownion
Boya
Southwestern Michigan Soldiers and Sailors’ Association
Zach. Aldrich
Cassopolia
J. Allen
Battle
Charles T. Myers
Lewis J. Mille
George Ferguson
Verona
Squire Dwight Sackatt
Wm. H. Porter
People
Fred M. Wadleigh
Ferguson
Myers
Bace
Albion Republican
Lelioy
A. F. Johnson
Gilbert Johnson
Mr. B
Bartia
Henry Carden
Clarence
Globe Casket Company
Kalamazoo
Athens
the Eclectic Magazine
Western
Bream
Liberty
Sabe
Oas Hogs
Ib Philadelphian
Stoulber LA D
Orlean O.pening
Trenited States
PEM
Evenue
Apprardol
New Orleans
E. A, Hurke
New Osieaxs
Kansas
Rice Creek
Rae Canes
Hd. S. Lewis
State, Street
Aultman, Miller & Co
Akron
Calhoun Co
Mich
C. A. Tefit
Ceresen
J. L. Mupfly
Delbert Hyde
B. H. Baker
Cyril
A. R. Cole
H. Lamkin
Carl Sass
Russel Pierce
Fred Racco
Theeft
W. W. Shaw
Fred Slabode
Grant Scotti
Fred Popenhagen
Eresco
Montague
Mr. King
Montague & King
Fool
Gmaa
Cook & Donovan
Spicer’s Hardware
Egler & Hartel
Phelps, Patanten
Djoly
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