Happenings and social notes from local county events
Jolly Bunch meets Mae and Rose Corlis Thursday afternoon. Roy Gribbens family spent Monday evening at Upston's. Children's day to be observed at church Sunday afternoon June 11 with all welcome. Clarence Briggs spent Sunday evening at Henasy Bros. Several residents joined a fishing trip to Notaway Lake Thursday. Ray Cook spent weekend in Battle Creek. Mrs Sutherland of Tekonsha welcomed daughter born June 4. Mrs Innez Wagoner returns to Chicago. Ola and Alia Simonson visited Holmes cottage. Norma Burland returned from Battle Creek. Loje Sholes back from Marshal visiting Mrs Howard Grant. Advertising note on Dean's Regulats for digestion and constipation.
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Jolly Bunch
Mae
Rose Corlis
Roy Gribbens
Upston's
Clarence Briggs
Henasy Bros
Harry Cronin
Hildebrant
Laverne Fondra
Marshall
Notaway Lake
Ray Cook
Battle Creek
Bors
Howard Sutherland
Tekonsha
Juns
Sutherland
Iis. Katz
Fredonia
Innez Wagoner
Bir
George Bush
Chicago
Ola
Alia Simonson
Holmes Cottage
Norma Burland
Baille Creek
George Hush’s
Loje Sholes
Marshal
Howard Grant
Athens Echoes of College Events and Visits
Mrs D B Lewin returned to her Jackson home after a brief stay with sister Mrs F H Harrison. Mrs L W Greene and child 508 Leon of Howard City visited friends. Greene formerly Anna Bonemap a public school teacher. Baccalaureate sermon by the M church Sunday. Junior reception Monday and commencement Wednesday. Alumni meeting Friday. Mr and Mrs W M Albertson visited Union City. Tekonshe girls Iva Belt and Louise Stinchcomb were attendants of Flossie and Myrtle Bunn Sunday.
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Athens
D. B .Lewin
Jackson
F. H. Harrison
L. W. Greene
Little
Leon
Howard City
W. M. Albertson
Union City
Iva Belt
Louise Stinchcomb
Tekonshe
Flossie
Myrtle Bunn
Sundar
Bedford Area Social Notes Include Visits and Events
Edith Post of Detroit visits parents in Bedford while Mr and Mrs Charlie McKinles host relatives in Battle Creek. The Bedford band played a Saturday concerto and Ed Moon hosts Battle Creek guests for their wedding anniversary. Mrs Brower and son visit from Johnstown, Warren Payne entertains relatives, Lake Odessa, Nashville, Assyria connections. Miss Laura Green is absent with illness. Miss Carrie Hatchert ends term with Bascom Lake picnic.
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Edith Post
Detroit
John Haibvert
Kirs
Charlie McKinles
Battle Creek
Bedford
Ed Moon
Warren Payne
Jesse Miller
Nashville
Arthur Miller
Fred Miller
Assyria
Ray Jones
Lake Odessa
Carverville Social Roundup From Monday Visits to School Closure
Dickinson called at Mollie Van Arman’s Monday afternoon and Ida Ven Arman visited Mrs Toho Hockney in her new home. Mrs Claude Van Arman owns a new oil stove. Garver and Van Arman were guests at Lovina Lang’s Saturday afternoon. Van Arman and wife called on Robert Ver Plank Sunday evening. Oscar Van Arman and wife were guests of Earl Cushmen and wife. Clara Messenger visited her sister Hattie Fountain. Jennie Smith closed school Friday and treated pupils to ice cream and cake on Mrs Henry Carver’s lawn. John Henry works for Mr Bent in Marshall. Henry and brother Ha of Lin eral Kansas left Monday to visit Ida Osborne near Grant Newaygo Co and will visit Ruth Osborne near Grand Rapids.
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Claude van Arman
Hopper
Masdames Garver
van Arman
Lovina Lang
Gliude van Arman
Robert Ver Plank
Oscar van Arman
Earl Cushmen
Clara Messenger
Hattie Fountain
Jennie Smith
Henry Carver
John Henry
Bent
Marshall
Henry
Brother Ha
Lineral, Kas
Ida Osborne
Grant
Newaygo Co
Ruth Osborne
Grand Rapids
Social Notes From South Brick District
Mrs Henry Kennedy of Marshall visited Mrs Fred Thomas on Monday night. Join Hubbard and son Newel will spend Saturday and Sunday in Detroit. Jennie Thomas of Marshall visited her uncle Fred Thomas on Tuesday. Fred Nichols and wife visited his parents, Mr and Mrs Bailey, Sunday. A cemetery grounds meeting was held last Thursday. Strong funds exist for future care. Cytun Clark and wife hosted the former's parents Spndsy and Wred Thomes and wives.
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Henry Kennedy
Marshall
Fred Thomas
Hubbard and Son
Newel
Detroit
Jennie Thomas
Fred Nichols
Cytun Clark
Spndsy
Dean's Kidney Pills End Back and Kidney Troubles
Marshall resident Mrs. John W. Lester of 711 W. Hanover St. Marshall Michigan praises Dean's Kidney Pills for quick relief from severe backache and bladder inflammation. She has used them for years and says they prevent attacks, with Foster Milburn Co. as sole U.S. agents and 50 cent price.
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Marshall
John W. Lester
W. Hanover St
Marshall, Mich
Dean
F. &G. Seaman and Cats Drug Store
Foster-Milburn Co
Baifate
United States
Joan
Local Notices and Family News from Newton Area
Fred Laupp and son Louie visited his brother in Newton last week. Mr King called on his mother Mrs Dally Honday. Born to Ernest Cushman and wife a daughter May 31. Mrs Chauncey Kibley was a Sunday caller at Fred Felter's. Mr and Mrs Oscar Van Arman were Sunday visitors at Hart Cushman's. Carvervills school closed Friday with a picnic at Henry Carver's. Dolly Loving visited sister Blanche Weaver in Marshell. Sarah Felter will resign as secretary and treasurer of Lee Arbur Gleaners at next meeting. Earl Cushman and wife called at Ernest Cushman's Monday. Harry Felter thanks friends for peet cards on his birth. Frank Long has a large strawberry crop this year. Serious accident: Ray Doland, son of John Doland of Battle Creek, in charge of courthouse improvements, injured when a heavy rock struck his foot. He is home and will be out of duties for some time.
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Fred Laupp
Louie
Newton
Mr. King
Dally
Honday
Ernest Cushman
Chauncey Kibley
Fred Felter’s
Oscar van Arman
Hart Cushmans
Carvervills
Henry Carver
Loving Dolly
Blanche Weaver
Marshell
Sarah Felter
Lee Arbur Gleaners
Earl Cushman
Harry Felter
Frank Long
Ray Doland
John Doland
Battle Creek
Court House
Probate court notices advance estates and admin actions
Probate records show petitions for admin appointments for Sarah A Brushart Anon E H Webster and others. Orders of publication bonds guardianships and hearings on claims are listed with final accounts licenses to sell and creditor claims actions across multiple estates including Watkins Holm Gleason and others.
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Sarah A. Brushart
Harry B. Huggett
John R. Huggett
Anon E H. Webster
Willian C. Webster
Adrian F. Cooper
Sarah A. Bushart
John W. Watkins
Herbert Mack
Lcense
Gladys and
Aubyn Comin
Bend
Helen Scheltenberger
Alanson ‘Aley
Uriah Marteeuy
Game Law Summary Of Open Seasons And Restrictions
The document outlines open seasons from October to March for various game including rabbits and partridge, with prohibitions on ferret usage for rabbits by outsiders and limits on catches and possession. It lists unlawful hunting periods for bear, otter, martin, mink, rat, raccoon and skunk and designates protections for muskrat houses and non game birds while specifying daily and yearly take limits and possession caps.
New Divorce Cases Filed In Circuit Court
Divorce proceedings have been inaugurated in the circuit court. Cases include Adaline B Canfield versus Walter L Canfield, Cora Fuhrman versus Solomon A Furman, and Katherina Sickles versus Orin B Sickles, with all parties residing in Battle Creek.
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Adaline B. Canfield
Walter L. Canfield
Cora Fuhrman
A. Soloman A. Furman
Katherina Sickles
Orin B. Sickles
Ollthe
Battle Cress
Fight at State Street Station Ends in Stinging Kick
A large crowd witnessed a violent clash at the State Street interurban station when Irving Harrington and his uncle Grant Harrington fought after an argument over a 7:60 car to Battle Creek. The scuffle included kicks and a bloody nose before officers separated them with warnings against future assaults. Also reported is a chaotic Moose carnival dispute in Battle Creek with improvised permits, a hasty exit, and potential prosecutions, plus a strange two-bodied cat photographed by J Frank Church near Albion.
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State Street
Irving Herrington
Slater
Battle Creek
Grant Harrington
Irving
Harrington
Grant
Harrington Fnally
Wholesale arrests beat prior monthly record in Battle Creek
The Evening News reports 1842 arrests in March in Battle Creek ending at midnight Wednesday night. Among them 111 were for drunkenness and 28 for disorderly conduct, as the police department boasts the highest monthly total to date.
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Mazthan
Battle Creek
May police report shows 111 drunks detained in Battle Creek
The Battle Creek police report for May records 111 intoxicated individuals picked up and removed from the streets, with some said to come from saloons. A prominent citizen questions how they became drunk, suggesting saloonists bore responsibility. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as a tonic and builder.
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Mary Dronks
Battle Creek
Baitie Creek
Sheriff’s stern show drives drinkers from town
Sheriff Fonda kept a sharp weather eye on intoxicated crowds Saturday night. Any drunk deemed noticeable was given fifteen minutes to leave town. The swift warnings kept order, and while some overt doings occurred, they were rapidly curtailed and discipline prevailed.
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Fonda
Attorneys Seek Half-Day Saturdays In Summer Work Stoppage
City lawyers vote to close offices Saturday afternoons in June July and August. Attorney Max B Allen led the petition as the local bar association reports most practitioners have joined the action. The move follows a broader holiday pause trend with dentiets and grocery clerks having taken similar steps.
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Max B. Allen
Battia Creek
Michigan Bankers Hold 25th Annual Detroit Convention
The Michigan Bankers association plans its twenty fifth annual convention in Detroit from June 13 to 27 with a banquet June 23 and a grand ball for visiting ladies at the Ponchartrain hotel. A Buffalo trip on Thursday and return Saturday will entertain attendees. A playful note about women and bargain counters closes the item.
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Michigan Bankers’ Association
Detroit
Batl
Ponchartrain Hotel
Buffalo
Digestive Elixir Promises Easy Meals With Free Trial
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion. It claims the tablets combine active fruit and table essences to aid digestion and that they can digest food without the stomach's help. A free trial package is offered by mail from P A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
Stuarts
Adress P A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall
Mich
Rev Kearton in Albany and family wedding plans
Clarke Merrill now in Cherry Valley N Y visited Rev C Hearton formerly of Marshall now in Albany N Y. Kearton leads a large Albany church and will soon travel to England for his daughter Mabels wedding. Miss Kearton studied in England. Divorces granted by Judge North list Sylvia Pattiasi va Bert Pattingilly and Attanel Mourne vs Frank B Monrose.
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Kearton
Albany
Clarke Merrill
Cherry Valley
N. Y
Rev. C. Hearton
Marshall
England
Mabel
Miss Kearton
North
Sylvia Pattiasi
Bert Pattingilly
Attanel Mourne
Frank B. Monrose
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