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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1899

Page

8

Local notes from Marengo and Marshall area events

Special correspondence from Marenco reports a Pedro party hosted by Mr and Mrs Garin with prizes won by Mr Whitney and Mr Thomas Read. Mentions of illnesses, cattle losses, an upcoming Ubi Sumas meeting, and a sermon at Marengo church. Charles Adams Sr. dies of pneumonia. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers advertised.

Marenco Alice Cary Marshall Pedro Chas.Garin Whitney Thomas Read Douding Homer Gari Robert Williamson Newton John Garin Richard Newton May Chapin Me. McCone Creorga Coleman F.E. Smith Laura Fish Susie Townsend Bart Kelleher Kittie Conley C. Garin Marengo Ladies' Aid Peter Ott Ethel Bowers Mamie Avery Charles Adams, Sr George Ackley Kalania Spring Arbor Ann Beckman Teneh Marengo Church

Local Social Notes and Obituary Report

Sophia Hawkins visits Chicago relatives while Eugene Allen plans April move. Mira Palmiter is gravely ill. Charlie Alexander visits Fredonia aunt. Eva Grinnell visits Bellevue grandmother. Ida Vannocker at home. Benny Henderson calls on Bellevue resident. Andrew Vannocker family ill with grip. Sarah Perry Dilno dies January 16 in Cenvis after ten months illness. Funeral held at home with Rev Strickland officiating. She leaves husband and two sons. many mourners express sympathy.

Convis Sophia Hawkins Chicago Mra. A. M. Hawking Eugene Allen Sutton Place Mira Alonzo Palmiter Charlie Alexander Fredonia F. A. Randall Eva Grinnell Bellevue Ida Vannocker Benny Henderson C. M. Grinnell Andrew Vannocker Sarah Perry Dilno Cenvis Strickland

Local notes from Newton township and surrounding area

Illness and events fill a Newton township page. Aaden is very ill with pneumonia. Edward Howard begins work on B C Nichols Southwet farm. Mr. and Mrs. Mickel and child recover from grippe. Charles Judin moves onto John Potter farm with family. Mrs. Ivens and Mrs. Latta suffer serious bronchitis and grippe cases. Graceful social items include visits between Newton residents and Three Rivers friends. The annual Congregational church meeting elected officers and reported a healthy financial status. A. Hyde cites La Grippe testimonials and One Minute Cough Cure as a remedy.

Cingscd Aaden Newton Edward Howard B.C. Nichols-Southweat Joseph Mickel Charles Judin Be, C. Nichols Hig John Potter Richard Ivens A.D. Smith George Latta Battle Creek Charles Haugh Idaho Maius-Hulbert 5. A. Fackler Mieunopy Fla.) Hustler Grippe A.O. Hyde

Local Happenings and Upcoming Lecture in Homer

Bert Cook of Tekonsha spent Sunday with his parents while Miss Mudge Vaudeburg of Hillsdale College was home for the weekend. Geo W Feighner has suffered a long illness and recently traveled to Detroit for treatment. The Wait Co. store displays decorative mice in a window. Miss Helen Drake of Marshall visited the Worthingtons. The February 2 lecture at the Methodist Church features Chas H Fraser on The World's Tomorrow. Pearl Austin of Battle Creek visited friends here. A cinema program with a Spanish American War topic and phonograph music was shown. Rev S C Strickland and family visited Homer. The Klondike Club and the Maccabees plan a cake walk soon. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve offers relief for piles burns and skin diseases.

Marshall Worthington Chas. H. Fraser Pearl Austin Battle Crack

Local Notes From Ravenna and Nearby

Jan 20 reports travelers leaving Ravenna Neb. J C Brukner will return after visiting his mother Mrs Conrad Brukner Meadames Smith’s chopping event noted. A twin birth at John Sieger home with a six pound boy and seven and a half pound girl. Rumor about Hugh Katz broken eye unfounded. Miscellany includes a sale notice and garbled local items.

J. C. Brukner Ravenna Neb Conrad Brukner Meadames.Smith John Sieger Frank Sesger Hugh Katz

Community Notices and Club Meetings Announced

Avondale ladies invite Avon tent members to install officers Friday evening at Grace Smith’s home on Jackson. Tokonsha farmers to hold all day institute Friday Jan 27 at the Miller home with music and talks on farming and peace. Baptist Ladies' Aid to be hosted by Mrs Andrew Prior January 25. Promotion of One Minute Cough Cure as life saver and health aid by A. O. Ayde.

Esié Mimiatr Homeat Jennie Warcon Dekford J. W. Sheehan C. G. Strong George Clark Battle Creek Spoak Wm. Allen Baptist Ladies' Aid Society Andrew Prior

Eckford Community calendar and events brief

The Eckford U S 8 group meets at Mrs Philp Van Buren on Saturday January 28 with a noon dinner. Evangelist Rev Edwin Tench speaks at West Eckford church Friday January 27 on Banquets Ancient Modern and respective. Admission 16 cents, children 10. Local notices mention illness, travel, and a drug advert for Sure Cure Rheumatic Tablets offered at Greene’s and Hyde’s drug stores.

Rickford U. S Philp van Buren Edwin Tench West Eckford Tench J. Shipp TJ. Smith Sexton Nod Newton Smith Missouri

Local Briefs and Obituaries From Athens Area

W M Drake wife and Miss Nellie Gardner returned from Silver Lake Indiana after several months away W E Taylor came back from Allegan after a two week visit Nettie Miller is ill Chas Tyson and wife visited nephew Herb Tyson of Marshall Sunday Betsey Spencer died at home two miles south of Athens on January 11 after a four day illness Her funeral drew many sympathizers Rev Barnes of Union City preached Two children mourn her loss mourning the event places and people reflect small town life

Barnes Union City

Poverty Social Planned by Lyon Lake Group

Lyon Lak Jan 20 The L L L & will hold poverty soshal at the home of a and Mre Ries Next nesday evening A short program will be given After that you ken have something to ate The penalty for 4 man wareing a biind shirt or a women warsing anything better than a kaliko dress is 3 cents a gold wach or chang is 5 cents any other gold 1 cent for each article A prise will be given for the most poverty looking man and woman Kom and bring your best gal Admisson fe 10 cents per bed

Lyon Lak L.L. L Mre. Ries Kom Admisson

Gloomy Cuban War Heroes and Local Notices

A crowded hall Wednesday evening praised the bravery of Cuban war soldiers. Obituary notes mark the deaths of Mrs. French from Burlington and Minute Stone, longtime resident, while LaGrippe fears prompt warnings and a One Minute Cough Cure advertisement from the Agricultural Journal and Advertiser. Local visitors from Jackson join others in town for family illness updates and a brief two day vacation.

Japids Jackson Pecom Coopersville Iitips Jackson Gare Marthe Mohardt Grand Rapids Katz Hall French Donvulaléng Sha Burlington Wm. French Ad. Sheperd Publisher Agricultural Journal and Advertiser Biden Saya A. O. Hyde

Local Notes From Marshall and Elgin Area

Len Marenco aged 20. Eliza Long, Mrs. Bangham and Mrs. Dedrink visits noted. Shiel visiting sister Mrs Porter of Marshall. Lost scarf in Marshall with brown center and bright border colors. reward offered at Wm. Martin's. Elgin Wager mentioned. Mrs. Joseph Sturgis seeking cancer treatment at Royal Horse Found. A horse arrival reported. owner to claim by escrow and board payment. H Sesring at Crash & Blood’s lumber yard notes timing January 18–20.

Len ‘Axp Marenco Eliza Long Elgin Wager Joseph ‘Sturgis B.S Royal Escri H. Sesring Opposita Crash & Blood’e Lumber Yard

Care for Shoes in Winter Wear

Winter strains the careful woman’s footwear with snow and mud marring polished leather and rubber. Cleanliness and regular upkeep preserve shape, stretch uppers, dry dampness, polish with banana oil, dust antiseptic powder, replace worn laces and repair heels early to maintain neat appearance and gait.

Ilmea

Lockwood School to Host Literary and Geographical Social

Marshall Township announces a literary and geographical social at Albert Lohr's residence this Friday evening January 27. Pupils of Lockwood School invite the public to attend this community event.

MansHai Jao Lockwood‘ School Albert Lohr

Redfield Seeks Meeting With Mysterious Opponent

In a Fourth ward precinct during last election counts Representative Robert Redfield of the fifth district watched ballots. A cross against his name appeared with a note reading I do not wish to vote for Robert Redfield. Redfield said he would like to meet this adversary and buy him a drink, awaiting the man to step forward for a cordial greeting.

Fronmontiako Emocrat Robert Redfield Redfield Redfeld

Translation 15 Too Literal German Find It Makes Sad Work

A Chicago man recently returned from a trip abroad that combined months of professional study with weeks of sightseeing tells a funny story about a German.

Chicago

Rheumatic Tablets Firm Claims Cure at Low Price

Rheumatic Tablets market claim relief in short time and permanent cure, offered at 50 cents per box. Available at Greene's and Stryde's drug stores. Date July 15.

Greene's Stryde's

Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar refund guarantee

Ad copy promises refund if Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar fails to cure cough or cold with a 250 bottle trial to prove satisfaction. Mentions F. G. Seaman & Co and M. Power. Includes promotional notes for DeWitt's Little Early Risers and an 1899 yearbook offer from multiple newspapers.

Greene F. G. Seaman & Co. M Power

Cocaine? Be Ort a Product Ad Copy Fragment Ends

Fragment of an old drug advertisement promising a cold cure in one day with L B Q marking on each tablet. Mentions a refund if ineffective and a 25 cent price. Contains garbled branding and a period indicating months novil april.

Black Hawk Chopping Axes and Kean Kutter Files Promoted

In a bold claim, Chip-a-way Razors touts Black Hawk chopping axes and Kean Kutter files as the best in the world, stating the products are boldly backed by Tom & Day. The unusual advertisement highlights brand names and emphasizes global quality.

Black Hawk Kean Kutter Deeto Tom & Day

Oil Cloth Patterns and Help Wanted Ad Mix

Oil cloth patterns offered 37 patterns all different at Lesley's. Wanted four good girls for general house work must be a good cook age over 26 preferred for a good home. Apply Mrs J A Weiaut 1822 Cherry St Toledo January 64t.

Lesley J. A Weiaut Jan Cherry Bt Toledo

Fragmentary late era market terms from Saturday page

OCR garble lists staple farm goods with prices per unit and animal counts, including wheat and beef terms, hogs and poultry figures, and scattered misread labels making exact items unclear, but signals a historical market price column. The fragment lacks coherent lines or clear entities beyond generic agricultural terms.

Mail Boxes Advertised For Boxes and Magazines

Burglary and rain proof mail boxes are offered for sale, with standard sizes and features. Customers can purchase by pair or set and pay at the store, with payment terms stated.

Tow & Dan

Black Hawk Chopping Axes and Kean Kuiter Files Debut

Chip a way Hazers promote Black Hawk Chopping Axes and Kean Kuiter Files as the best made in the world. Sold only by Tox and Dan.

Black Hawk Kean Kuiter Hazers Tox & Dan

Fragmentary Budget Items Across Historic Ledger

A garbled OCR excerpt lists miscellaneous expenses and accounting items including board, traveling, stationery, printing, bindery, clerks, receivers' commissions, rents, and insurance fees. It references a county clerk and a "Miscellaneous" section with figures such as 1024 and 803 73, indicating a partial financial record.

Sacy Sshoewiags Pontage Stam Receivers’ Commission Hall Icily Express Porter Tegsladvice Abe Commie

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