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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
5
June activity fills pages with court actions and marriages. Wm Katz begins cement work at B and B plant. seventeen divorces started in circuit court. Local couples wed in Probate Court and by Justice Lane. Street work progresses while saloon disputes and public notices appear.
A Kalamazoo report states a tribe attacked Raymond Lawrence near Grand Rapids and forced him to trade. he sought police aid. In Saginaw a Pere Marquette passenger train struck a 110 pound bear near Chase, reportedly injuring the animal as part of an announced incident. In Calumet an international Finnish Lutheran Apostolic convention opened with delegates from Finland, Canada and several states. Isaac Nelson of Quincy Oregon was named president and Paul Wintala of Finland vice president.
In and Around CALHOUN reports De Sands of Battle Creek near death in Harper Hospital Detroit after brain lining spread post operation. Kellogg stock case suit of 1506 damages by B J Owen against P T Bohn to be heard next Monday before Judge North. Mrs Millie Stillson dies after stroke. burial at Oak Hill. Saugatuck visit followed by family support. Michigan Central train travels 154 miles Jackson to Michigan City in 2:32. fast runs to Chicago via Hobson line.
Delegates to the annual Michigan State Bar Association convention will be hosted at Gall Lake July 6 and 7 in Battle Creek. A dinner at Allendale hotel July 7, a chartered interurban ride from M A & T, boat riding, and resort inspection are planned. July 5 reception at Allelstan club rooms precedes the bust unveiling of Judge Isaac P Christiance at the same event.
The Gleaners announce an exhibition this Saturday evening July 1 at their hall in Duck Lake. The program includes recitations, songs, dialogues, and skits featuring local performers and guests. Visitors invited. admission six cents, with flowers and a card shower noted for Mrs Roper.
Refurnish old furniture easily with Perma-Lac a permanent finish for floors doors sills stairs railings shelves and more. Bradley and Vroowin Paint specialties exclusive local agents invite your orders.
Dozens of residents including Mr. and Mrs Quy Racker and Mrs G W Shepard visit relatives and friends in Litchfield Jonesville and Marshall. John Cook taken to Ann Arbor hospital in poor health. Miss Myrtle Dibble at Marshall for graduation. Several visits between residents around wells Blake Brewer Roar and Crandell households referenced.
Mrs Ida Van Atman of Carverville spent Thursday and Friday with Mrs Jay Carver in Olivet. The social event was well attended in spite of rain. Several from this vicinity attended church services at Marshall Sunday evening. Sunday school at 1 30 p m. Rev Gelger to speak July 2 at 2 30 p m Everyone welcome. Children’s Day exercises at Union M H church drew many from the area and were praised. Vernice and Mildred Wilkins shaw returned from a term at normal school. Haying season reminds folk with mower sounds in the fields.
Mrs Carrie Thole and ser Shel don spent last Friday in Springpool. Thomas Mulvaney of Eckford visited the village. Reed of Albion and Eiva Richardson of Albion were Sunday visitors. Mr and Mrs A L Gerow visited from Detroit with G L Gider family. Mr and Mrs John Hubbard hosted visitors from Albion and Lansing. Delbert Barnes and family visited Chas Boughton. Alvin Lake of Jackson made a brief visit.
The fragment presents a confused exchange about love and desire with hints of prior libertine thoughts and playful coined phrases. It references affection and a character called Wfe Puck, suggesting a theatrical or literary context without clear narrative.
A candidate for the Indian ministry avoided defining original sin by saying others lack depth, while asserting that the fair purity of lazy behavior defines laziness as the true fault.
Fragmentary overheard quotes show Wright and others debating past actions and reputations involving Daubbhid Daubinod. The remark suggests claims of unworthwhile deeds and a defense of Daubinod’s character within a heated discussion.
A crowded Albion scene recaps visits among Randall, Kimball, Reed and Line families. Sunday gatherings at John Kimler and Fred Capp’s dance draw large crowds. upcoming events feature Richard Tanner hosting two dances in his new barn.
Mrs. Louise Hartley of Jackson visited her parents from Thursday to Monday. Wm Root visits Hanover friends. Badger Sebring upgrades his home. Mr and Mrs John Swisfer with Ronald Spent Sunday at Warler's. Chas O Dell and sons with Carl Taylor family guests at C Taylor’s. Wood family from Union City and Lewis Ballentine with Banner Wilson of Clarendon joined Roy Wilson Sunday. Mrs Elen Hlred and daughter Bessie hosted Square Club. Mrs Jas Taylor visited Sherwood. Rose Hartler, Mr and Mrs Det Mewland spent Sunday at Moss. Stella Williams to close her school Thursday with special program. Waite painting house.
Names of residents from Newton Murcia Stargaret Battie Creek and Marshall visit relatives attend St Marys School closing exercises in Battle Creek and a baccalaureate service at the Presbyterian church in Marshall. Local travel includes Ypsilanti Flint and Cereseo with multiple families mentioned in social notes.
Porter district business guests HB Potter and W S Smyth traveled to Battle Creek on Monday. Mrs Fish of Buarskasl visited daughter Mrs Dowding Sunday. Mrs H G Potter was ill on Tuesday. Dr Shurtins attended. Charlie Late spent Tuesday with Mrs H C Potter. Mrs Clyde Weaver of Marengo and Mrs James Weaver with Miss Alice visited Mrs Fred Tamiltor Tuesday.
An old advertisement promotes Allen’s Foot Ease antiseptic powder to soothe hot tired feet and relieve pain from corns and bunions. It claims to prevent sweating and make walking comfortable, offering 25 cents per bottle and a free sample with a simple address submission.
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