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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1911

Page

7

Local Social Roundup Notes Visitors and Casual Events

Mrs. Mabel Russell hosted Hosmer guests last Friday. Halen Porter missed a week of school due to two strong threats. Mr Lugeston and family visited Geo Mapes and wife. Everett Russell’s family also called. Sunday saw a visit to George Mapes. Just No. 4 Sunday afternoon held school. Longman is sick. Lernard Kerr slowly recovers. Orma Hill hosted Sonoma visitors. Malet Longman returned from Kelamazoo. Ralph Lemon hired out for the summer. Kerrihis summer duties noted. Russell and wife entertained the Nameless Pedra oil Saturday evening. Mrs. Dorris Mellin gave a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Hosmer with about 40 neighbors attending. music and games, picnic supper at eleven, guests departed after a splendid time. Mrs. Hes ter and family leave us. Mrs. Sylvester has returned home to Astoria. Grover Melvin not yet able to stand. Walter Forter and wife hosted company Thursday. A.G. Russell and others were in town Friday. Werry Home Makers club met March 5 at Ed Lewis’sPrairie road home. chicken pie dinner served. 45 covers. Afternoon devoted to social talk and a fine program. officers elected: President Mrs Kittle Randall, Vice President Mrs Carrie Smith, Secretary and Treasurer Mrs Sadie Miller. A closing read by Mabel Russell and a club song.

Mabel Russell Hosmer Halen Porter Lugeston Geo. Mapes F Everett Russell George Mape Longman Lernard Kerr Orma Hill Sonoma Malet Longman Kelamazoo Ralph Lemon Kerrihis Russell Dorris Mellin Sirs Fdr Hester Walter Forter Sampany A.G Russell Ete Friend Werry Home Makers Club March Sth Ed. Lewis and Prairie Road Kittle Randall Carrie Smith Sadie Miller Club

Elder Bair Family Plans Move to Battle Creek

Pine Creek residents note Elder Bair and family expect to move to Battle Creek soon. Frank Dickerson returns from Canada. F E Fizon and C Rolfe with Will Scott face health issues. Mrs Ads Pulian and the Carpenter family recover from scarlet fever. Burdock Blood Bitters touted as a tonic for health.

Bair Battle Creek Frank Dickerson Canada F. E. Fizon Detroit C. Rolfe Will Scott Ads Pulian Carpenter Hoyt A. Bauer Athens Nixon A. Cheeshourh Marcellus Ernest Philips

Local notices and social updates span health trips and meetings

Mrs. Fred Randall spent part of the week in Marshall for rheumatism treatment. FE. Nay returned to Mr. Matt’s Saturday after a Battle Creek rheumatism visit. Local option rallies are planned at Ceresto March 17 with music and addresses. A March 37 Cant 7K church meeting features L. E. Stewart. News items note deaths, visits, and social gatherings at multiple families including Vogt, Eaton, Templeton, and Pond.

Fred Randall Marshall FE. Nay Matt Battle Creek Halliday Ceresto B.A. Hall L. E. Stewart Chas. Bull George Tullar Inet Templeton Syd Ada. Chas. Couley Dol ‘Thomas W. Ford Pond Winifred Ashley Charles Brackett Byington Clarenée Moore William Smith Will Upright Templeton Greenman, Sr Mr. Wall Raver Frank Katz George Vort

North Mahengg Local Notes and Ailments

Mrs Fred VanArman spent Thursday and Friday in Battle Creek. Mrs Henry Dowding is on the sick list. Luke Dowding is recovering from measles. Wm Alnsoft Parma is spending the week as BK. Bert Langridge has measles but is able about the house. Ruth Clark of Marengo visited Martha Lamphier. Ward district teachers and pupils have a week’s vacation. Jessie Nemott of Newton visited J Lamphier. Ruth Bentley was home from Marshall Sunday. Mrs Langridge and daughter visited Batste Creek. Mrs Frank Barrett rested on Ass. Henry Dowding last week. The M.O. Literary Society meeting at John Langridge’s was postponed due to feast.

Fred VanArman Battle Vreak Henry Dowding Luke Dowding Wm.Alnesoft Jessie NeMott Newton J. Lamphier Ruth Bentley Marshall Sundsy Langridge Batste Creek Frank

Social notes fill a northern village week

A lengthy local page recounts visitors and movements in a northern village. Mrs Debbshore’s mother visits the horse, family guests arrive from Battle Creek and Jackson, and residents attend events from memorial services to lectures. Social calls, moves, and small-town routines populate the week.

Austin district social notes ahead of farewells and visits

The district records numerous visits and departures from Sunday to Wednesday among local families. Arthur Beggs and wife traveled to Barra Creek and later James Hart hosted them. others visited John Way, Dilven, and Tuna Lake. A school notice notes a well attended meeting with proceeds of 23.50 and a local ad promotes Doan’s ointment for skin itch.

Arthur Beggs Barra Creek Kate Derringer John Way Henry Walkinshaw Dilven Gladys Hammond J. Walkinshaw Bellevue Will White Gilbert Francis Hart Battle Creek James Hart Xina Hart Porter Pearl White Dale Way Henry Huggett Austin Verbettue Smith Mary Hugeett Arthur Biggs Tuna Lake Miss Wey

Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement Amid Traveler's Plight

A customer from Marshall Michigan reports relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills following kidney pain and fatigue from time on a wagon. He credits several doses from G Seaman Co Jaruy Store and urges others to remember the Dean's name and avoid substitutes.

Marshall A. B High St Mich Dean G. Seaman Co Jaruy Foster-Mildury Co Buffalo United States

Local Notes From North Albion And Nearby

North Albion reports Mel Ribeck ill with pneumonia Several residents including Chris Kittler and Arthur Line appear in social notices Glenn Line and Charlyte Pittenger visit the Misses Burris Claude Wilsen buys a horse Mrs Herman Marks visits Mrs Henry Marks Measles affect several families Luke Dowding Earl Caines host measles Charles Ruddock ill with measles Porter school closed for two weeks due to measles James Ruddock Sr. dies after long illness Funeral held at his home Ina Caines and Eliza Reynolds noted as measles cases Battle Creek visits noted

Mel Ribeck Pneumoania Chris Kittler Jackson Co Arthur Line Wifo Herman ‘Ssylor W. A. Raymond Herbert Lincoln’s Wickman Rice Creek Aldie Tooley Albion Glenn Line Charlyte Pittenger James Weaver James Ruddock Charles Ruddock Porter School Ina Caines Eliza Reynolds Battle Creek James Ruddack

Entertainer Impresses Guests at Eve of Music and Picnic

A group of youths invited themselves to an event where Joe Markham performed. the evening featured gaugesad music and ended with a picnic supper. Several social visits are noted as Mrs. Gilman Richardson and son visited in Marshall, and others traveled to Battle Creek and Lovel Park.

Cuesuay Joe Markham Gilman Richardson Robert Marshall Will Jones Theda Battle Creek Dirs Helen Gilson Tan Powers Arizona Bugene Bowen Eife W. Holmes Me. Canright Lovel Park Roy Tobias Lansing Sue Chas Simons Orson Simons Chmons Frank Orns Fred Orns Battie Creen E. E. Boyer Friends

Local social notes from Lee Center area

Residents and visitors around Lee Center are mentioned including Mrs Vern Greenfield Miss Julia Barrett and Miss Bellah Wetmore who stayed over Sunday. Other items include Mrs B J Carpenter visiting Mrs Albert VanArman and Mrs Lady of Lee Center on the sick list with Léonard and Ray Nicol’s visit to relatives nearby.

Abs Stanley Wood Les Center S. A Vern Greenfield Julia Barrett Leacher Bellevue Bellah Wetmore B. J. Carpenter Albert VanArman Lady of Lee Center Ray Nicol Léonard Lanstag Jesse Krebs Pete East Convis Chauncey Jewett Sess Frank Stults Adel Pert Seotts Miss Barrett C. Wetmore

North Marengo News Briefs Highlight Local Visits

Ear Auslman and wife visited Elmer Cushman. Eighn Wagner lost a valuable horse Saturday afternoon. Maggie VanArman attended a function. Mrs Welter visited Saturday afternoon. Kibler school begins two week vacation. Claude Wagner thanks friends for 50 birthday cards. Ary King and wife called on Mr Dalley Monday. Mrs Eddie Barnum visited Mrs Cushman last Thursday. Frank Smith went to his farm.

Maggie VanArman Welter Kibler Claude Wagner Arry King and Wife Dalley Eddie Barnum Charles Cushman Frank Smith

California Farm for Sale in Sacramento Valley Area

46 acre farm near Willows Glenn County with under cultivation land in California's Sacramento Valley. Suitable for sugar beets and dairying with strong live stock income prospects. Small down payment offered. Contact James Slocum at 614 Ford Bldg Detroit Michigan for details.

Sacramento Valley Willows Glenn Co James Slocum Ford Detroit Mich

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