Local Notes from Marshall and Vicinity in New Year Greeting
Readable items from Marshall and nearby: almanac demand, school vacation, T M laborers paid, shipments of fat stock to Buffalo, 1600 rabbits sold to New York, church events at Mitchell ball, Christman tree, and various meetings. Local bids, auctions, church services, marriages, births, and notable transfers fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
James Court
New York
C. F. Mosier
Mosierville
Hollsdale County
Chas, Goodwin
Chas
C. E. Southwell
Marengo
Numerous visitors and residents seen in Marshall events
Chicago and Kalamazoo visitors fill Marshall scenes as many locals travel, host, or attend holidays. Notables include Kellogg of Battle Creek, Minot of Coldwater, and Chas. Titoh of Grand Rapids, with others to Detroit, Chicago, and Sarnia Canada during the holidays. A Pioneer death closes the record with Mrs. Bethania White’s funeral in Marengo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Fall
Marshall
Battle Creek
Ed. Tierney
A. Heiner
Kalamazoo
Frank Preston
Frank Upto
Jas. A. Coyle
Gracepton
Jennie Hicks
Hattie Case
Eva Whitney
Battle Crook
Misues C.abbott
Belle Fitzgerald
Grand Rapids
Will Manning
Albion
Chas. Dickey
Hacine
Wis
Misa Minnie Lacey
Detroit
Mian Zelta, Leighton
Allegan
Mollie Smiley
Kellogg
Willis Hillabrant
Chicago
Will Hyde
Henry Dibble
Vialt
Fred A. Tyler
U.S. N
Chas. Titoh
Sadge Ingersoll
Washington, D. C
Charles C. Schmid
Ed. Way
Walter Adama
Brooklyn
Porter Haskell
United States Navy
Wom
T. Radford
Avon
Herbert Hulett
Jackson
Stephen Smith
W. Hill
Upper Peninsula
Mary Cunningham
A. T. Kinney
Plusion Bureau
Washington
Stephen Snyder
Lansing
Jennie Dickey
Mary Haskell
Thin City
H. N. French
Kalamaazoo
D. E. Millard
K.P. Emerson
W. F. Norris
Yee
E. Markle
Lanny
State Teachers’ Association
P. A. Spicer
New York City
Bethania White
Wm. Clark White
Marengo
Ishu
Elbridge
Onondaga Cea
N. Y
Michigan
White
W. L. Gibbs
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Statesman
Marshall, Michigan
Ise
State Board of Health
Drake
A.D. Schuyler
Dat
Ras Weer
Tesday
Ae Aturday
Bunda Onda
Tubb AE EA
Esmeralda
Trinity -Church
Mitchell Ball
Philander King
Mr. and
Mire
Ed. Baker
Fredonia
Frank A. Werner
Rice
Jease Cary
George Bills
David Stem
Presbyterian Church
Buller
Samuel §. Lacey
Jackson State Prison
Opera House
Universalist Church
Uaual
Bradley & Mumaw
James A. Miner
M. E
Blakeslea
Genere
Marchall
Joplin
Daily Herald
Tunteon Fulserson
Hie Farm
John Wittletcher
Fred
James Lewis
Gattle Creek
W. C. Warrison
Joe Brown
Hattle ‘Creek
Walter Clark
Minnie
United States
Wagner
Michigan Central Road
Slegegt
Zich
Miss Florence Ee
Densy Qiseraleyri
Lenin Satan
Penoa Fis
Jes
Mostagua
Gang
Frank Seaman
E. L. Tallman
Rochester
Frank
W. BR. MaCell
E. H. Whitney
Old Fellows Hall
Camp Ridgely
Jeckson
Adam Krenerick
Clarence Township
Calhoun Co
Addison Bronson
Mra
Geo
E. Powell
Tremont House
Jas. A. Way
Mansion Street
Niles
8. G. Milner
Pring Pal
Gibler Bros
Smith's Hall
Sedalia
Bazoo
Seth Townsend, Jr
Townsend
Jan, Taylor
Taylor
K. of H
George Erb
J. L. Kinyon
Marshall Grange
Grange Hall
Noop
Grange
Kansas
W. M. Johnson
RB. Lepper
Antwerp
Burlingame
State
Wms. T. Radford
Harvey M. Evans
Goody
Evang
J. W. Fletcher
Messrs
N. A. Sherman
A. C. Frink
Mr. Fletager
Edwin Murphy
Tonia
Brockway
Crningbar
Elee
Farmers’ Mutual Benefit Aimbisition of Cashbun Co
Monnday
Calhoun County
Isaac Clark
Fredonis
Rach Ested
Pringlé
Ashery
Frank Waring
Albany
Texas
Ellen Powell
Ju. L. Powell
North Mulberry Street
W. W. Pattengill
Cerence
Augusta
Bpringport
Marshall Mutual Aid Asociation
Hig
Harrison
Ile
Charlie
Parkhurst
McCrena
Coldwater Courier
J. W. Fietcher
D. J. Downs
Ives
Capt
J. Byx
A. O. ' Hyde
J. T. Downs
Tuuitiea
Hendrys
Ae Fe
Hendryx
Samuel Downs
Tom Johnson
8. A. Gorham
W. HE. Minot
Coldwater
George C. Murray
Peoria
D.C. Horton
Illessore
Sateeman
Houghily
Hanan & Son
Manel Hanan
Mark ‘G
AGW
George W. Ludlow & Co
Nabinson & Burtenshaw
E. C. Buri, Boos & Co
Hill & Little
West
J. & R. Butler
E. W. Potter
Dwyer & Way
Arrow
Stork
B. W. Potter
Todt
Hyde’'S Drug Store
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