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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1911

Page

7

Community Socials and Local Notices From Lee Center Area

A series of weekend visits and calls across Lee Center, Olivet, and Sylvester Galusha's area includes Mina Bossis Marshall visiting Mrs. James McCaffery, Mise Flosata Wood and Nellie Snavely from Charlotta, and others from Oliver. About fifty attended a social at Sylvester Galusha's barn. school meeting set for July 10.

Mina Bossis Marshall Battie Creek James McCaffery Mise Flosata- Wood Mise Nellie Snavely Charlotta Bath Wood Seth Giulis Oliver Waetmore Sylvester Galusha Will Small Lee Center Myra Beulah Wetmore Battle Creek Luther Galusha Olivet Lee Treadwell’s Lee Toms

Ladies Auxiliary hosts fee supper for 52 at lake grove

Community notes report a Ladies' Auxiliary supper serving 52 on Thursday in the grove by the lake. Charles Blau and family visited his mother on the 25th. Linus Wilson and wife were in Union City Saturday. No services in West Newton due to rain. A boy visited Mr and Mrs Farley Wednesday. Bell Telephone installed phones for several households in Burlington area. Central fine 27 noted. Butts at Undon City Monday. John Spooner reported not well. Shaw Bros attended an auction near Battle Creek Friday. Mrs Weimer visited her sister Thursday. Mrs Blanchard and Miss Hileker with Mrs Townsend attended Nancy Cameron's interment from Battle Creek. Henry Lester and wife spent the afternoon with Simon Bester on the 25th. August set for Sabbath senior rally at Lea Lake.

Hee Lake Charlies Blau Linus ‘Wilson Union City West Newton Frank Farley Bell Phone Co G. Goodrich Fred Mew Gees Shaw L. Collier Burlington Central Fine Sirs. Butts City John Spooner Shaw Bros Battle Creek Weimer Blanchard Hileker Townsend Nancy Cameron Henry Lester Simon Bester Tandy Lea Lake

Local notices reveal community shocks and visits

Pendill made a business trip to Oliver Monday. Communities mourn the sudden death of Lew ia Daines with sympathy for his family. Charles Lane and wife visited their aunt Mrs. H C Potter. John Raddock returned Tuesday after a three week visit with his daughter. Charles Hotge and wife called at R C Potter. Funeral of Lew ia Daines held Sunday at Battle Creek attended by neighbors. Mrs Gwen Langridge spent Tuesday in Marshall visiting sister Mrs W P Sehriber.

Pendill Érisi Oliver Lewia Caines Charles Lane H.C .Potter Ps Irs John Raddock Sehriber Marshal Charles Hotge Lewis Daines Battle Cresk Gwen Langridge Marshall W. PF. Sehriber

Travel notes and visits from South Emmett and area

Reports from South Emmett mention Mr. and Mrs. Redolph Lohr visiting Jackson this Sunday. Ard Sackrider plans a summer trip through the west ending in Montana with a return via Salt Lake City and Danver. Duluth to Chicago bound, Mrs. P Waterson of Olivet visiting son, W J Waterson, for a week. James Willcox of Wrandotle visiting his parents. Maurice Holla of Rostaramen visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sacks. Miss Pear Waterson of Weshington home for four months.

South Emmett Redolph Lohr Jackson Ard Sackrider West Montana Salt Lake City Danver Duluth Chicaca P Waterson Olivet W. J. Waterson James Willcox Wrandotle Maurice Holla Rostaramen

Social notes from Athens area residents and visitors

Dr and Mrs RH G Lel and Hast Leroy guests in Athens and family visits noted. Beatrice Harrison a Bell operator spent Sunday in Battle Creek. Rev Albrigat visiting friends in Tiffin Ohio. Mrs Anna Harrison recovering after operation at Nichols Hospital. Cleveland Larkin with Mrs Bryant in Homer. Maurice Yost week with brother Harold Yost. George Warner week in Chicago and return to Homer.

RH. G. Léland Hast Leroy Athens Geo. Greenfield Ars Indiananpollis Inez Wilson Hopkins A. C. Wisner Chilren Battle Creek F. M. Rogers Beatrice Harrison F. J. Overhelt Three Rivers W. M. Albertson Marshall Br. J. W. Miller Bellevue Wesley Standiford Sbelievue Albrigat Tiffin Ohio Anna Harrison Nichols Hospital Leo Holcombe Chicago A. Holcombe JL. T. Morris Albion Hey Karl Milter Geraldine Edaine Brownell South Berd F. Brownell Mary Aarbauch Cleveland Larkin Homer Bryant Olaf Delar Maurice Yost Harold Yost Frank Butter Geo. Warner and White Baby Ralph A. F. Yost S. Geo

Marriage of Gilbert Johnson and Jenette Coats

Mr. Gilbert Johnson and Mrs. Jenette B. Coats were quietly married on Thursday June 29 in the home of her daughter Mrs Frank Katz by Rev H J Beithemelre. A three course dinner followed and the couple will reside at 329 Grand St Marshall after June 29. Joseph Barrett of Cheboygan County visits friends here. L Coller was in Tekonaha Wednesday. Mrs Leo Palmer spent Tuesday with her mother Mrs Nelson of Athens visiting her niece Mrs Collar.

Gilbert Johnson Jenette B. Coats Thoraday Frank Katz H. J. Beithemelre Johnston Uig Grand St Marshall Joseph Barrett Cheboygan Co L. Coller Tekonaha Wedhenday Leo, Palmer Mas Nelson Athens Mrs Collar

Huggett family homecoming and local social notices

The Cleveland district item notes the Huggett family homecoming in Cefresco the last week of July with relatives visiting. It lists various social visits including Edith Nelson Ellen Larsen Will Bauer Paul Pond Mitchell Dakota Geo Pand and other relatives. The Genvis district No. 5 school meeting is set for July 10 at the Cleveland school house at 8 30 am.

Huggett Cefresco Edith Nelson Ellen Larsen Battle Creek Will Bauer Bey Paul Pond Mitchell Dakota Geo. Pand Jay Bryant Geo. Moran Henry. Walkinshaw Fred Randall Marshall Skinner Ann Arbor

Local couples wed in Branch County area weddings

Miss Clara M. Taylor and Hugh Wagoner wed in Coldwater on June 22 while Miss Marhhardt visits Aug ust Klinks. Arthur Wagoner and Stella Williams married June 17 at Bronson and plan to live on the groom's farm. Battoo Manchester and family attend a show in Homer and MacEldred returns home for vacation.

Clara M. Taylor Hugh Wagoner Marr Stella Williams Branch County Bronson Battoo Manchester Homer MacEldred

Notable Local Visits and Obituary Notice

Mrs. May Blake died after a long illness on June 3 at her home. The piece also notes visits: Mrs J. J. Knickerbocker and Irene from Clare, Cedalledon Coldwater. Harry MeaArdie and family with his daughter from Dakota visiting Robert. F R Ryan and wife with her brother in Quincy. Charles Randall from the north part of the state visiting A E and N G Olney. Mrs John Crandall and Urls visiting Mrs Ogden near Union City. Mrs May Blake obituary and other kin visits.

Social notes from South Brick District sightings

Leonard Ogden and wife spent Saturday and Sunday at Wm Long's. Emily Soule and Mary Godfrey hosted guests of Mrs Chas Murdock in Marshall. A picnic at Montcalm lake honored Emily Soule and Lpell Hold with eleven attendees. Mrs Chas Murdock and children visited Chas Fish and others. Mrs A Soute left for Muskesox to visit her cousin Mrs Robert Hote and sister Mea Watore of Benger.

Leonard Ogden Bettle Creek A. Soute Muskesox Nerce Robert Hote Mea Watore Benger

Local social notes from Cleveland district visitations and guests

Mr and Mrs Bred Punk of Newton spent Sunday at B Burdie s. Mrs Med Gitchell and daughter Murle of Battle Creek are visiting on the farm. Miss Margaret Ottebelt visits Cerence. Mrs Burdie and Hazel spent Saturday in Battle. Ray Fanning with Leo Schultz in Newton. Joseph Hagelshaw Albert Hazelshaw and family plus Caswell visited Joseph Schwirk s. Mrs R Woolsey entertaining a Battle Creek guest in Ceresc a. Geo Luiz among guests at Fred Lutes. Many in the vicinity spent the Fourth in Battle Creek. Gwen Woods hosted visitors from Marshall. George Harrer of Battle Creek is here for a few days harvesting wheat.

Bred Punk Newton B. Burdie Med Gitchell Murle Battle Creek Margaret Ottebelt Cerence Burdie Hazel Ray Fanning Leo Schultz Joseph Hagelshaw Albert Hazelshaw Caswell Joseph Schwirk R. Woolsey Ceresca Geo. Luiz Fred. Lute Gwen Woods Marshall George Harrer

Harvest Time Report From North Convis Area

The harvest is two thirds complete amid high heat. Hay yields were light and crops look good overall. Mrs Than Gadger and children from Battle Creek report a fine huskleberry crop. Mr and Mrs Waterbury visited Mes Cosgrove’s home. Mrs Ralph King was laid up briefly. Hilton residents Mr and Mrs B W Barrett stayed with Sela Barrett after attending a BM E convention in Chicago. Leonard Barrett of Lansing visits locals.

Than Gadger Battle Creek S. Waterbury Mes. c. Cosgrove Ralph King Stek B. W. Barrett Hilton Sela Barrett Chicago Leonard Barrett Lansing

Ellia Cor fers Sunday service and local visits

Rev Willige preached at Ellia Cor fers Sunday evening. Owen Kirkland and family visited Fred Brant and family. Thomas Butts’ horse died from heat while drawing bay. Mrs Leal Lameraux and children left for the rapids to visit her sister before returning west. Mrs Bianchard and Mrs Lee returned from Collwater and went to Marshall Saturday. Osea Shaw works on Henry Hiakamaster’s barn. Mrs Lottie Lameraux visited Aunt Bre Shaw. Shaw had a sick roaday.

Willige Ellia Corfers Owen Kirkland Fred Brant Thomas Butts Blau Leal Lameraux Bre. Shaw Jrnney Shaw

Lee Center Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Sylvia Galusha and wife spent Sunday with Roy Greenfield and wife at Ain gerpent on Monday their son Vera Greenfield. Stanley Weed and family visited Charlotte Thursday. Frank Walka recovering from sciatic rheumatism. Flossie Wood and Nellie Suavely of Ghariotte visiting Batt Woort.

Sylvia Galusha Stanley Woods Roy Greenfield Aingerpent Vera Greenfield Stanley Weed Charlotte Frank Walka Flossie Wood Nellie Suavely Ghariotte Batt Woort’s

Over Half Century Humphrays Specifice Medical Book Ad

A vintage medical book advertisement claims Humphrays Specifice has served people for over 80 years. It lists remedies for worms fever coughs colds bronchitis indigestion stomach issues and various pains. The fragment references prices and a long catalog of conditions.

Fres Asthusa Quay Bolt Sy Prica

Odd Fellows Brace Picnic Celebrates Peace and Fellowship

The Brace Odd Fellows held a Fourth of July picnic with about a hundred attendees. Speakers included G. W. Whe nttay and Verna Gibbs, praising peace and civic virtue, followed by sports, prizes, and a lively evening return.

Rebekdha Brace Fake C. Fr. Parker B.A. Bugs Wy. S. Leach Brace Jake Mills Noble Grand Willetts A. WM. Borough Borough Whiiamn Mills Nopte Grand Verna Gibbs Webb Flora Hart State Assembly of Rebekats Miss Nelson Frank Ethel Hopkins Price George Packer Verne Gibbs Barasy Misa Etter Parker Rapp

Drowning at Gull Lake Claims Young Cincinnati Woman

Miss Josephine Frank aged 21 from Cincinnati drowned at Gull Lake while staying at Idlewild. She disappeared while exploring Gull Lake Island with two cousins from St. Louis. Her body was found in six feet of water after about twenty minutes submerged. an inquest was held with Coroner Kenzie noting possible causes including a fall from the dock, self harm, or heat exhaustion.

Gull Lake Josephine Frank Cincinnati Hos Ioneurrad Idlewild St. Louis Gull Leke Re Shermes Frank Peter Brennen Malamazan Kenzie Richland Efe

Canadian Emigrants in Wrong Place Highlighted

A mixed reading notes American farmers relocating to Western Canada fear spring snows are over, while reports discuss cotton markets and prices from 1873 to 1920. The piece notes Egyptian cotton growth, Beyo han imports to the United States, and the potential value of a cotton harvest near 14 million bales. It surveys Canadian radishes near harvest and a Michigan Cavalry history reading at a club.

Canada Gulf Texas Oklahoma Arizona California United States

Ceresco Farmers Meet Before Busy Season

The Ceresco Farmers Club met with Mr and Mrs Alogzoz Grate on Thursday with about fifty attendees. President Mills led the meeting after a polished programme including songs and a recitation. Mrs Gertrude Ferguson plans a trip to St Paul then Banff Springs, followed by Alberta ranch work for Howard Ferguson.

Ceresco Farmers’ Club Alogzoz A. 3B. Mills A. Watson Brown Marshall America Dorothy Corright P.M. King Columbia Gertrude Ferguson St. Paul Howard Ferguson Banff Springs Sedgewick Alberta Can Ferguson Se Side

Doan's Kidney Pills End Back Pain Says Marshall Man

A Marshall citizen praises Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney and back pain relief. He describes severe lower backache, headaches, and dizziness, saying a few doses brought relief and he continues to use the remedy. Sold by Seaman & Co. and other dealers. poster by Poster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is sole U.S. agent.

Irs C. A. Sehroyer Lin St. Marshall, Mich Dean Seaman & Co Milburn Co Buffaio New York United States Doan

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