Local Notices and Events Tied to Community Leaders
Deputy Sheriff Doud recovering. Rev Talley to preach at Cen vis Sunday 2 30 pm. W J Seanlan manager seeks May dates. Page Bros sold carriage to H Bidelman & Son of Coldwater. Knights of the Maccabees visit Jackson for entertainment. Colegrove Post G A R moves to First National Bank block. Church votes to retain Rev Wm Reiley as pastor. Funeral for Ruth Bailey in Fredonia. Dr Beals dies in Plymouth. Mistletoe Bough to be staged by Episcopal society at the opera house. Rainbow falls cause leg fracture in Battle Creek man. Van Dusens advertise aviary work in Geneva. Various local notices and social events across the region.
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Nf. C. Beals
The
Baptist Church
Plymouth
Episcopal Society
Mixed Local Notes and Visits from Fort Payne to Grand Rapids
S HL Gophan returns from Fort Payne Alabama and others travel and visit across the region. Mrs Rollinson hosts Apallo Circle Monday evening. Bidelman and wife visit relatives in Coldwater while Werner of Jackson spends the day with family. Dr Hanchett of Wichita assists brother C Hanchett this week. Mrs Alice Morey returns to Kalamazoo for Mt Holyoke seminary. Mrs W S Rogers visits her parents then returns to Rockland Maine. Mrs F R Stuart suffers facial paralysis stroke and is treated at Battle Creek sanitarium. Frink Gerow Wise man Porter and Smith leave Monday for Royal Arch Masons Grand Chapter convocation at Grand Rapids. The old folks laugh at Syrup of Fig as gentler than bitter medicines. Ian A O Hyde reports an invoice of Kelly Inland Champagne Brandy praised by chemists and physicians. Tyr2decs7.
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Charlie
Geo
Smith
High Street
Mansion Street
Young Smith
T. Cook
Mra. Hall
Mra. Cook
Mra. Stowe
C. O. Miller
Mia
Dr. Greene
Misa Allen
New York
O. C. Seelye
T. Rollinson
KB. Bidelman
Coldwiver
Werner
Jackson
DR. Hanchett
Wichita
Kan
Vise Ital
C. Hanchett
Mis
Alice Morey Ha
Kalamazoo
Mt. Holyoke Seminary
W. S. Rogers
Sterling
Rockland
F. (. Stuart
Battle Creek Sanatorium
N. J. Frink
J. A. Gerow
John Wiseman
W.H. Porter
W. 8. Smith
Grand Chapter of
Royal Arch Masons of
State
Grand Rapids
Advertised Letters at Marshall Michigan
Mail matter remaining in the reserve at Marshall Calhoun County Michigan first class. Individuals named include Blane Gov Hull GW Brooks Minnie Keady Micheal Flint J Morgan Adam Goulding Thomas Neale Will Gardanier Delmar Taylor Edward Arweiller Elizabeth Persons. Please pay advertised fee for each piece. Advertised mail held two weeks after date and then sent to the dead letter office. Delayed mail addressed to your box. E E Lacey P.M.
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Marshall, Calhoun Co
Mich
Blane
Gov. Hull
GW Brooks
Minnie Keady
Micheal Flint
Mra. J. Morgan
Adam Goulding
Thos Neale
Will Gardanier
Delmar ‘Taylor
Edward Arweiller
Elizabeth Persons
Ganst
Lacey
P.M
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HS. Okeepe
Hyde
Goly
John
Butler
Moly
Patent Medicine
Keomentiad
W. Drake
State St
Marshall
State Board of Health
N. i
United States Signal Service
Stateswas
Irief
Doud
Page Bros
H. Bidelman & Son
Coldwater
Knights of the Maccabees
Colegrove Post
Ovcupies
First National Bank
Collins M. BF
Wi. Reiley ix
Fredonia
Ruth
Oliver Bailey
Battle Creek
Rainbow
van Dusens
Geneva
Fred
Greathead
Colorado Springs
Col
Way
Ball
Marshall Township
Church
Lyon Lake M
Uriah Smith
W. B. Crane
Albion
VanBrunt
Wm. H. VanBrunt
C., J. & M. Railroad Company
E. B. Morey
Carrie H. Converse
Caro
Michigan
E. M. Converse
Jackson Fox
Trinity ‘Parish
James M. Wood
Court House
Powell
Frederick
Rebecca Morey
Parkis House
B. C. Moon
Wm. Rowland
Chicago Horseman
C. J. Shoop
Racine
Wis
Thin City
Kenosha
Goldsmith Swigert
Remsey
Quidniune
Williams House
Buttly Creek Mide
B. C. Journal
Anna Rovckinger
Detroit
Braw
Anna
Albert Smith
Perrin-Sibley
Kalamazoo Telegraph
Lansing
Garrell
Horace Perrin
Chicago Times
Chimiera T4
McDuf
Randall
Rej Catle
S. HL
Ob. Cunningham
California
Ian
A. O. Hyde
United States
Duffield
Felts & Rubber Goods
W. H. Elston
Bates
Marshall Light Coo
State Street
Bosley
Anovint Wi
Gadsend Andrene OM and
Ran Broves
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