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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1901
Page
8
Community notices report correspondence deadlines and social events. Visitors and relatives like Flora Underwood and Lulu Cameron are mentioned with regional ties to Marshall Eckford Clarendon and Francisco. A church visit by Rev A A Luce at Francisco school house and a landé Fanning incident at Battle Creek are noted alongside a local sale at Hughes.
Mrs Lola Corey and two children suffer whooping cough while Sumner Owen and wife move to Kalamazoo for a lucrative job. George Woodward returns from Montcalm county visit. Lulu Cameron back in Battle Creek after visit. Phil Burland ships fat teers to Chicago. Mrs and Mrs Manton of Nashville stay with Wm Hyre. Pearl Abbott visiting sister in Battle Creek. Mrs Gera Sutherland ill with bronchitis. Zolla Fanning hosts G A S.
An old ad claims red signals on the railroad, a man’s nose and a woman’s face can be improved by Rocky Mountain Tea. It promotes genuine rosy cheeks and asks readers to ask their druggist about the 350 price.
Niva Oaborn visited his old home for several days last week. Mrs Jack Pritchard visited her mother Mrs Eldrad for several days. Church entertainment was a success. Miss Carr demonstrates strong musical instruction through the plasa playe. Miss Ora Porter visits her grandparents Mr and Mrs Joseph Hollenbeck. Clifford Doolittle of Girard spent Sunday with Bert Doolittle. Mr and Mrs Ralph Doolittle and Mr and Mrs Wm Doolittle visited E J Knickerbocker's on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs R Jee Lawrence attended the A U W banquet at Homer last Friday evening. Miss Grape Keyes visited her aunt Mrs O H Sherman for a few days last week.
Townspeople and visitors appear in a string of social notes. Mrs George Coleman hosts a year end dinner. Miss Alice Carey spends weeks in Marshall. Robert Marston of Kalamazoo visits his brother W W Marston. Grate Marston was in town. Chas Measner and party visited. Warren Newton Je suffers rheumatism. Mrs Bye Brown of Homer stays with her uncle. Mrs James Ott improving. Warren Robinson and Mrs Bittle Clarke of Albion visit Mrs Le A Finlay. Mrs Chas Garin spends week with her parents. Elmer Lehr of Clintonville makes a brief call. Mr and Mrs Chesler J Sanhon visit W B and Bert Sanmon. Mr George Cobb of New York visits Stephen Smith. Mrs Lorenzo Clark cared for a hip-dislocated mother at Rica Creek. Miss Martha Adams of Marshall visits Dr Chas Adams. Ald Boolety of Marengo attends a social at Hi Cormick’s. supper ten cents.
Howard W. Cavanagh acting for the village council filed a motion to dissolve the injunction in the circuit court. He also demurred to the taxpayers bill challenging the Bell Telephone sending proposition. A decision was expected today with trial anticipated in February term if denied. Three colon workers returned. John Nelson Jr. injured on the moving train. Vocal music instruction added to public school curriculum. Rhena Babcock Rodg ers engaged as instructor. Ladies Library Association annual meeting celebrated debt payoff on its library building.
Incomplete report notes employment shifts and a timber company agent buying in the area. Sherman Hollenbeck, class of 1902, was elected speaker of the change of representatives after Don Mitchell refused to act. The Giant Male Quartette performed Tuesday evening before a good crowd. A furniture line note appears for Fanny Reed.
Directions prescribe from one fourth to half a teaspoon in baby's bottle several times daily to improve nourishment. For larger children, half to a teaspoonage in milk boosts nourishment. If mother's milk lacks nourishment, the emulsion acts immediately on both mother and child. See it at druggists, Scott & Bowne, New York.
Mr and Mrs Bradshaw of Lapeer visit with Mr and Mrs Brent. Mrs Mark Goodwin leaves Jasi for Potterville for a week with friends. Mr and Mrs Garmes of Bellevue visit Mrs Spencer Sweet. Mrs Charles Pierce of Parma visits in the village. Guy Henning of Battle Creek visits Whiting Hutchinson. David Fern and family move into the village into Johnson Walt’s house. Frank Reid skating. ten inches thick ice from Best lake. Weekly church prayers observed at Baptist church. Mission Circle of Congregational church met with Mrs Lewis. Railroads issue passes to school teachers in area. Mrs Charles Ray has a tumor to be removed soon. Congregational church annual meeting and dinner next Saturday Jan 12. Lys Lake L A S meets at Geo H Thunder home Jan 16 for annual election. Gentlemen invited. DeWitts Little Early Risers touted as easy on liver and bowels. H J Hyde.
The Hokford Farmers Club plans a Saturday meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Floyd Frost with a basket dinner and hot coffee provided. The Maple Grove Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs Fred Marble on Thursday January 17. J C Sherman, editor of the Vermontville Michia n, notes a remedy for aging and nervous issues using Electric Bitters promising improved digestion appetite and vitality. sale advertised by H J Hydes drug store.
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