Happenings in the xe County Items and Visits
A collection of social notes from Austin district and nearby areas recounts visits and gatherings. Names mentioned include Mrs. French Mrs. Bent ley Mr. Huggett and family Mrs. Walkinshaw Miss Detterich and others with travel to Nashville Albion Marengo and Marshall. A strawberry social and a children's program at Lyon lake church are announced with community members and hosts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
French
John Bentley
Henry Hugett
L. L. Doty
Battle Creek
Earl Doty
Geo. Moore
L. B. Club
Henry Huggett
Suny
Fred Huggett
J. E. Wilkinshaw
Nashville
C. S. Getchell
Claude van Voorhees
Lyon Lake Church
Inez Foz
van Voorheen
Sunday Socials and Farm News Across North Clarence
North Clarence residents share a Sunday of visits with relatives in Albion and Mulligan while a large ice cream social draws locals to the lake. R. W. Rosecrantz reports a big strawberry crop with seventy five crates picked Monday afternoon and twenty eight pickers at work. Local homes see painting and repairs as residents, including John Sellen and Charlie Davis, keep busy with barns and houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Hetler
Lacey Corey Sanday
Slate Stark
Andrew Wise
Petoskey
Thia
Lake Gator
Glen Butler
Albion
Siefert
Litter Anghter
Chas. Stark
Springport
Albioz
John Sellen
Charlie Davis
Keith Collinge
Mulligen
R. W. Rosecrante
W. H. Palmer
Enthusiastic Americans Abroad Mark King Coronation
Enthusiastic Americans abroad anticipate the coronation of a new king with ceremonies and keen interest. Crowds gather in cities overseas and at home to observe historical moments and celebrate a long awaited event.
Speed Program for The Great Calhoun Fair
The Great Calhoun Fair Speed Program outlines four days of horse racing in September with trotting and pacing events. Note the schedule includes times and purses from September 15 through September 22, with entries expected from strong horsemen. Probate Judge Porter reports a $131.95 estate share deposited for John M. Converse and mentions Eugene M. Converse seeking guidance on his late father’s estate. Converse recently returned to America from abroad and is in Portage, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun Fair
Porter
Eugene M. Converse
Battle Creek
John M. Converse
Newton
Converse
America
Portlane
Gre
Medicines and Remedies Advertised By HURPSIZES' HO ED
Trade card style listing of various claimed cures and ailments including pavers perce, lameness, throat diseases, distemper, colic, diarrhea, miscarriage, bladder disorders, and general diseases. Offered via druggist network with prices and prepaid receipt terms. Located at Corasr Wities 2nd inn forets, Hew Fock, by HURPSIZES' HO ED.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brayton & BH
Draggista
Medicine CO
Corasr Wities 2Nd Inn Forets
Townsend An Odious Self for Reciprocity
Washington D C June 14 Senator Townsend says he will vote for the Canadian reciprocity agreement after two weeks in Michigan he urges immediate adoption to benefit Michigan and the nation He argues broad interests favor closer ties with Canada and warns delay could harm both countries urging a balanced approach to the treaty and its effects on North America He dismisses fears of the deal hurting anyone and frames the policy as essential for future English speaking peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Townsend
Michigan
Senate
Canada
United States
Conservative Party of
North America
Smith Ponders Retirement as Reciprocity Turmoil Grows
Detroit leaders and politicians report three developments after the Detroit board of commerce trip to the upper peninsula. Senator Townsend votes for reciprocity, Senator Smith hints at retirement, and Detroit’s Milton McRae pledges to back Smith if Michigan demands a candidate on a Canadian reciprocity platform. E. D. Stair and two Detroit newspapers stand with Smith, while Taft and Wilson supporters show rising interest. The upper peninsula towns rally for Taft and reciprocity as Bryan comments on travel rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Washington
C. EB. Townsend
Michigan
Board of Commerce
Upper Peninsula
William Alden Smith
Smith
Milton A. McRae
Detroit Board of Commerce
McRae
E. D. Stair
Taft
Will case leaves jury in four minutes in Stanhard court
Margaret Stannard of Arbandals left most of her $6600 estate to son Aaron Rudolpa of St Paul. Two daughters get $500 each, two sons receive one dollar. The heirs appealed from probate, seeking to break the will. The trial, led by D G Salisbury and J B Henry for the heirs, and W S Powers and Thomas Sullivan for executor J BR Fabias, lasted four days with a four minute jury deliberation before adjournment to Tuesday. Agnes Giddings v M D U will be tried next week for injuries from alighting a Battle Creek city car. June term’s final case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Stannard
Mse
Arbandals
Aaron Rudolpa
St. Paul, Minn
Pearce
Charles
Charlotte
Agnes Giddings
M. DU. R
Very Creditable School Exhibit Shown in High School Basement
A representative saw an exhibit in the high school basement indicating high efficiency in the public schools manual training department under Mrs Woodbury. Maps drawing penmanship and needle work are praised and the mechanics work is exceptional, arranged by Mrs Woodbury and Miss Mollie Russell. Parents should view this progress in the city schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra’ Néille Woodbury
Oldsmobile wreck injures Kellogg party near Kane's store
Dr. John H. Kellogg of Battle Creek owned a seven passenger Oldsmobile that crashed into a telegraph pole in front of Kane's Grocery at Lake avenue and Rittenhouse St. One occupant suffered facial injuries and glass splinters showered the car. An elderly guest had a gash over one eye and a cheek cut. The crash required four men to free the vehicle, blocked the Lake avenue streetcar line, and caused $700 in damage. Miss Isabel F. Brownell of Austin High will act in the class play on June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Kellogg
Battle Creek
Kane
Lake Avenue
Rittenhouse St
Dr. Kellogg's
32,000 Damage Suit Now On In Circuit Court
In circuit court Mrs. Agnes Giddings sues M O B for 32000 for damages after a street car accident. Dr. A E MacGregor testified the operation she faced was a direct result of the mishap. Attorneys argued to strike the testimony. the court denied. Giddings described long illness and ongoing household inability, with jury trial expected today. A prior subpoena issue involving Dr Landon was noted by Judge Art. The article also mentions trainer Red Smith and horses at Albion track, and notes a rising demand for normal trained teachers in Calhoun County with 80 to be employed next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Giddings
A. E. MacGregor
Giddings
MacGregor
Birs. Giddings
Sanford W. Ladd
Detroit
Traction Company
B. C. Lewis
Ira A. Beck
D. G. Salisbury
C. Landon
Red" Smith
Rea -Smith
Albion
Parina
Star Noble
Albion News
Redburn
Redwood
Clara
Linda
Albion Boy
Mr. Smith
B. DB. Robinson
Miller
Calhoun
Senator Smith Opposed to Reciprocity Pact Amid Rumors
Detroit News reports Senator William Aiden Smith opposes the Canadian reciprocity pact and faces mounting sentiment against him as he tours with the Detroit Chamber of Commerce in the northern peninsula. Political circles note Smith hints at leaving public life and seek a foreign berth, while observers speculate about his future aims and finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Aiden Smith
Detroit Chamber of Commerce
Detroit News
McRae
Smith
Sant
Plain White Suspect Tied to Farm Robbery
The suspect who claimed to be Charles Be Rosia appears to be Char le White. Deputy Sheriff Smith has had a warrant since November for White on muskrat trap robbery. White was arraigned before Justice Lana and the case adjourned to tomorrow at 2 PM. Rockefeller rumored to be engaged in literary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tucker
Charles Be Rosia
Charle White
Smith
White
Lana
A MAM MAY EAT ANYTHING
A misspelled advert claims Stuart s Dyspepsia Tablets will enable perfect digestion by supplying digestive essences. It promises a free trial package sent by mail and urges readers to consult their druggist or write to F A Stuart Co. in Marshall Michigan for a sample.
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Stuart
Brass Lake
Stuarts
Wis
Nait
A. Stuart Co
Stuart Gidy
Marechal, Mich
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Victor V. Greenman
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WiLliam EH. Porter
Jessie C. Porter
Register
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William H. Porter
Cynteia
B. Greenman
Rupert L. Greenman
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Fane
Marshall Statesman
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