Death of Esteemed Resident Earl Smith in Enota
The city mourns the death of Earl Smith of Prospect Street Enota a beloved citizen long active in public life He died at home after illness his passing follows a life of farm service republican devotion and charity He was born February 22 1839 in Union Township Michigan and served as county treasurer and register of deeds He leaves three children and a wide circle of friends funeral services will be held this afternoon at 2 oclock at his home conducted by Marshall Commandery K T Nikolai Devereux a local bootmaker died December 24 at age 46 after emigrating from Ireland with his family in 1850 His death marks a further loss to Calhoun County communities.
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Thin City
Union Township
Gouty
Micn
Cleveland
Earl Smith
Adora
Boulth
Ethle
Isule
Zelma
Bombay
Marshall Commandery K.T
Smember
Nicholas Devereux
Giedai
Ireland
Calhoun County
Annual Calhoun County Agricultural Society meeting records
Minutes recount the last meeting, debt concerns, and improvements for barns and lecture halls. The report notes fair success with full exhibits, especially horses and cattle, and outlines plans to expand dining and exhibition space while keeping costs in check. Officers and directors were elected, with Radford, Rowley, Townsend, and others taking roles.
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Grange Hall
C. B. Hamilton
The
Agricultural Society of
Calhoun County
Trenenter
Grato
Pramim
Bedford
Knights of Me rshall Commandery Visit Described
Jackson patrol reports a Marshall commandery hosted a visit by Jackson and Battle Creek commanderies. Officers led a procession to the Asylum, where Red Cross work was demonstrated. Banquet followed and the visiting knights were welcomed with cordial entertainment on the return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chidrge
Beivant
Walter J. Hepner
Ty H. Williams
Axing Genéralisaire
HH. Fe Hetoh
Alva Traver
J.B. Tomlinson
Treaacher
Fred Wentera
Henry Hunt
M. F. Cottratt
Asylum
Battle Creek
Marshall Commandery
Jackson
Marshall Alr
Jackson Patriot
Lectures on Human Life at Marshall Hall Begin Dec 6
Dr Jobo Stolze of Chicago will deliver a course of lectures in Marshall next week starting Monday December 6. The exhibit includes extensive anatomical models and organs to illustrate health hygiene and disease with large public interest noted by the Elkhart Daily Review. Holiday excursion tickets will be offered on several rail lines between Des Moines and January 1885. A LaMoure Chronicle note profiles Mrs Bessie A Rogers of Marshall who opened a loan office and owns substantial land in Dickey county with oats crops and farm buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrenne Wegner
Marshall
Jobo Stolze
Chicago
Toledo Medical Institute
At Ege
Walla
Fergotian Bia
Toledo
Adrian
Kalamazoo
Elkhart Daily Review
Chicago & Grand Track Railway
Detroit, Grand Haven and Milwaukee Railway
Ls Moore
Oake
Bessie A. Rogers
Maraball
LaMoure
North Dakota
Rogers
Sarnegton
Hudson
Mra
Eogera
Merly
Michiges
Olay
Abe
Mors Dake
Pumbes
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Ron
W. R. Lew
Eppiicanté
Dr. Montgomery
Sadie Loxerson Marshall
Dovzatt
Abopa
Deanito
Roane
Lee
Ly Weever
Lewis
Ee & Curtia
Marshall Town
Joan Pow Edl
Eckforti
Rageivo
Foret National Bank
J.S. Bmitil
Treasurar
National City Bank
Ball
Edward Scott
C. Ty Cook
Kingsbury
W. Nouston
Cook Lock
Ingerroll
Coraas Mansion
Mialghen
Sanday I
E’olck
Ve 'Gol
Noreia J
Statens Te Mov
Schuyler
Schoyier
Marshall Mutual Aid Association
Groves
E. 5
Pny
State St
Maraball Mutual Aid Association
Avery
Lewis’. Angersell
Lewis Omsk Grocer
Nishelese Deveyeur
Axperditus
Tata Rssesenesser
Iths
C. T. Gorham
Lewis Townsend
Lewis Townsend and ‘Joel Houston
Derule Hubbard
Radford
F. A. Rowley
Hamilton
J. B. Townsend
H. F. Woodworth
Battle Cresk
Robert Guald
Enmett
Martin Mayen
Albion
J. A. Robinson
LeRey
Cvdiehy Cor
Mn Ito
Perle Gould
Eigara
Hes
Michigan
Les Beaver
Kersey & Melton’s
F.H. Calcott & CO
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