Various Albion Items Mixed Local News And Notices
Albion notices report Mrs Clas Johnson on the silk list and a four month fire department quiet period. Yeomen to meet at 7 30 pm with refreshments to follow. K P masquerade dresss may be procured at the lodge Thursday. Society attendees rode the 1 45 train home. Mrs John Brown suffered a wrist fracture after a fall near the Dart Inn. Dr Houston treated her. Butter theft plate returns offer reward at Gibson and Priest. Austin Edward attends Michigan State Telephone district meeting in Grand Rapids. New accounting system described with itemized expenses. Frank Mount of Homer hospitalized since Saturday with 20 planned operations. Dr Darling expected to assist. Mr and Mrs Mount of Homer visiting Christmas with son Leslie. Eastbound freight crew left by engineer. crew rode interurban to city, freight still waiting. Arthur F Griffith of Milford, Va billed as “Marvelous Grimth” found dead of age 21 in Springfield Mass. remembered for Bijou performance. Episcopal church Christmas festival for children set at parish house 7 pm with carols and gifts. Elmer Port body from Iowa interred at Oakridge cemetery. funeral at Oakridge chapel. Attendees at Christmas ball listed including Detroit Kalamazoo and Chicago guests.
Local residents backpack holiday visitors and travels
A stream of names shows residents hosting relatives and traveling to cities such as Chicago Detroit Ironwood Mt Clemens Albion Battle Creek and Kalamazoo. People include Evelyn Newell Bertha Williams Frances Brewster Martha Merkle Marie Waltz Chas Briscall Louis Thompson Theo Kemp and many others with returns to Toledo Cleveland and Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Newell
Allegen
Bertha Williams
Karstead
Chicago
Frances Brewster
Ironwood
Martha Merkle
Ann Arbor
Marie Waltz
Cleve Bradshaw
Fort Huron
Chas, Briscall
Columbus
Ohio
Mt. Clemens
Alen
Ewin von Eschen
Detroit
J. L. Edier
Grand Ledge
Russell Merrill
Paul Fire
Theo Kemp
Ceresco
Louis Thompson
Toledo
AL Lucy Baron
Emily Gauss
A. Wu. Patterson
G. A. Bullard
Marshall
Albion Recorder
Nile Toland
Battle Creek
W. G. Pullman
Chas, Powers
Thomas Avshe
Albion
D. W. Moore
Wry
F. A. Stuart
Kate Caffert
Flint
Henry
Isabel Hibbard
Rhea Grosbeck
Burlington
Helen Shaw
Kalamazoo
John Powell
W. Tt. Simons
Carlotta Cook
Harry Hodges
Cadillac
A. T. Vary
Murray Erwin
Jeeknon
Alles Brooks
Cleveland
Beth Lang
Grand Rapida
Institute Programs Continued on Page One
Dinner by Ladies Aid society followed by afternoon session at 1:00 including a question box. Corn contest requires five ears and samples. Recitations by John Wadsworth and Martha Gorsline with music by Geo C. Moore. Seed selection by N I Moore and music by Geo Bloore. County road system talk by Frank F. Rogers, Deputy State Highway Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Bird
Lad Aid Society
John Wadsworth
Martha Gorsline
Geo. C. Moore
N. I. Moore
Nmusice
Bloore
Frank F. Rogers
Local residents make a round of travels and visits
Homer Shivel returns from Toledo this evening. Miss Frances Church travels to Kalamazoo and will return to Marshal then depart for Rochester, NY. Shirley Barker from Battle Creek attends a K of P hall party and goes home. Miss Blakne Stuart of Whit will hear the Thomas orchestra in Detroit tonight. Marion Hayes returns to Kalamazoo. Louis Billings and party arrive from Battle Creek. Irene and Clare Grate attend the Bijou in Battle Creek. A B Wagner visits the city. Mrs Wagner and daughter Jane are in New Mexico. G C Stapleton returns from Grand Rapids. William Bosley spends a week in the east. Edna Dickenson goes to Tekonsha. Dr Collins goes to Kalamazoo on business. Margaret O Leary is sick. John Bliss tests work again after a pick ing. W F P Church and Frederick Church leave for Kalamazoo for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Shivel
Toledo
Frances Church
Kalamazoo
Marshal
Rochester
N.Y
Shirley Barker
Battle Creek
K. of P. Hall
Blakne Stuart
Whnt
Thomas
Betrali
Marion Hayes
Louis Billings
Irene
Clare Grate
A. B. Wagner
Tekonsha
Dr. Collins
Margaret O'Leary
New York heat on trousers prompts roving shopper tale
A west man in a Broadway clothing store frets about New York’s wear on his pants. He laments worn edges, a bank roll worn in a hip book, and the city’s hustle forcing frequent purchases while recalling 40 years of pants wear. Clerk sympathizes and offers alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
New York
Panta-Lavar
Lin
Aide
Nic
Obituary for Mrs Ralph Butler and infant son Wayne
The death of Mrs Ralph Butler occurred Saturday afternoon at her home in Eckford township near Albion. Her infant son Wayne Richard died six hours earlier. She was born August 31, 1891 in Concord township Jackson county to Henry Schultz. Funeral for Myra Butler and baby was Tuesday at Rome in Eckford with burial at Riverstie Albion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Boeler
Ralph Butler
Dee
Concord Township
Jackson County
Albion
Butler
Myra
Rome
Eckford
Riverstie
Roosevelt Won’t Listen to Political Enmity Claims
A column notes President Roosevelt faces opposition and personal enmity from critics. A quoted source says the foe is shown in strong terms and complains about sensational treatment and printing standards.
General Reyes May Forfeit
Orders were sent to bring General Reyes to the capital for trial by a military court over alleged acts against the army. Pezo, long chief magistrate of the military court, may preside as Reyes faces punishment under military jurisdiction. A reward is offered for returning a found hairpin seen near the Crescent hotel to Mr. Lombard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pezo
Reyes
Traiing
Market prices and notices from Marshall (various items)
Market quotes list farm products with levels for Batter Eggs Hay and Wheat. The residence of I N Smalley administrator at 508 West State Street Marshall is for sale. The U V will hold a masquerade ball on Monday evening January 1 1912 at Arbeiter Hall 178 BE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iste
L. A. Harmon
West State Street
I. N. Smalley
West Stera
Arbeiter Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. E. Cronin Company
Clas. Johnson
Albion Fire Department
John Brown
West Hanover Street
Dart Inn
Houston
Claude van Arman
Gibson & Priest's Grocery
Austin Edward
Michigan State Telephone Company
Grand Rapids
Frank Mount
Homer
Albion City Hospital
GC. G. Darling
Anne Arber
Michigan Central
Teasou
Arthur F. Griffith
Milford
Ind
Hebblog
Vaudevilla
Ape
Slexi
Springfield
Mass
Grif Gith
Marvelous Grimth
Bridgeport
Conn
Harvard
Yate
Indiana
Northwestern
Episcopal Church
Elmer
Port of Iowa
Oakridge Cemetery
Oakridge Chapel
A. A. Geiger
Oliva Fellows
Grace
Theo Saxe
Helen Gulique
Vena Wright
Nelson Dingley
Jack Dunning
Baker Hurter
Henry Bock
Donald Smith
Hay City
Gen. Baxter
K. OF
K. of P
Madame Senetiz
K. of P. Lodge
Hoyt
Honeyman
Wisconsin
Dell
Weltz
Washington Waddie
John Bliss
W.fp
Church
Frederick Church
Faiamazoo
Rast Horford
Ben Ward
A. d. Madell
J. P
Ferguson
Theron Ferguson
Messrs
C. W. Lewis
A. J. Ma Iidelk
Jackson
Chas. Bryant
Hartford
Bert Owen
Han
Christman
Mrr
BH. L. Owen
Mabel Pratley
Edith Jones
E . Ff. T. Henshaw
Familly
Jerome Henshaw
Clarendon
C. T. Pardee
F. J. Butler
Wm. Butler
Jessie Butler
Gladys
Orah Putnam
Guy Putnam
Mtiss Alta Osborn
J. Weltzel
Pulaski
J. Pardee
Chae
Andybegart
Hemmer
Bir
M. F. Burrus
H. S. Austin
Ambien
A. J. Madell
Geo Hoffman
Walter S Madell
Roosevelt
Art
General Reyes
Crescent Hotel
ML. B. Lombard
W. State Istreet
Marshall Markets
Loreal Deviers
Berkwith
I, N. Smalley
E. Cronin
Will
Cunningham’s
Indy
S. B. Cronin
MRS
L. C. Miller
Marshell
Marshall Ave
Michigan
W.d. Dibsle
W. T. Prelps
Asker
Standard: Oil Company
C. W. Post, Howard C. Hinman
H. 8. Sherman
L. W. Robinson
Carrole L. Post
H. P. Stewart
Leopold Wertstein
G.L. Gilkey
Frank Wolf
Frank G. Evans
the Central National Bank of
Capital
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