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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1911

Page

15

Happenings in the wet county

Local notices detail social visits and illnesses around Wet County. Brown and wife from Calidonia, Greenfield and wife at Bert Treadwell's, Louise Carpenter visiting home, and Clarence Davnes and family sick with measles. Mrs. Mary Walker helping with arrangements, Mrs. Hugh Gutman dies after long illness, others visiting relatives and attending events across nearby towns.

Bla Brown Calidonia Greenfield Bert Treadwell Liv Leo Treadwell Pliny Walker Louise Carpenter Clarence Davnes Geo. van

Sweet Powders for Children Banned, Headache Relief Contested

Fragmentary report notes local concern over a child remedy marketed as a sweet powder for headaches. Health officials warn against use while investigations consider safety and labeling. Public advisory urges caution and prompts further review by authorities.

Local Social Notes From Joppa And Nearby Towns

Mrs D Stevens of Battle Creek and Mrs Hans Smith visited last week with friends. Families from Battle Creek West Leroy Climax and Scotts are referenced with Sunday visits and daytime calls. Grandma Frohm improves slowly as others spend time with relatives including Mrs Ellen Guy and Mrs Harlow Snyder.

D. Stevens Battle Creek Hans Smith Laulee Eyre Henry Borghards Mya Cipie Milliman West Leroy Myrtle Guy South Climax Oortenda Wiles Eva Zerby D. Dally Gertrude Florence Bowles Ellen Guy Climax Grandma Frohm Win’ Blakeman Sarah Chamberlain Harlow Snyder Ches. Chamberlain Braden Scotts Joppa Charles Frohm Batte Creek Louise Eyre

East Eckford Social Notes Briefly Mention Local Visits

Margaret Kranshaar from Ypsilanti Normal is home for a week’s vacation. Mr and Mrs Bodlger of Womer visited A J Pardee’s. John Tomines of Haverston, Mich has been visiting Jan Henpe ry’s and went to Detroit. Mrs Wmuskirk and daughter Mery spent early week at T C Satton’s in Albion. John Henshaw spent Sunday at Jerome Henshaw’s east of Marshall. John Tughtenhagen and family visited relatives in Homer Thursday last. Harold Pratley and wife visited Will Spindlow’s in Albion. Otho Pa and wife entertained friends at Pedro party Friday evening. S J Welwer and family spent Sunday at J Kranshaar’s. Stewart Kingenosth of Albion visiting Albert Adam’s.

Margaret Kranshaar Ypsilanti Bodlger Womer A.J. Pardee John Tomines Haverston Mich Jan. Henpery Detroit Wmuskirk Mery T C. Satton Albion John Henshaw Jerome Flenshaw Marshall John Tughtenhagen Homer Harold Pratley Will Spindlow Otho Pa Pedro S.J. Welwer J. Kransaaar Stewart Kingenosth Albert Adam

Clarendon Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Huma Youngs of Quincy vacations with her parents W B Youngs and wife. Mrs G W Shepard returns from Janesville and visits daughter Mrs Haatham. Frank Blake and wife visit brother Wesley and family. Mrs John Crandell and son Lyle visit mother Mrs Ogden of Bullingwo. David Busse spends week at J Roan's. M White and wife welcome birth of Pound son on March 22. Funeral of Mrs Battie Bark held at Baptist church with Rev Eagle officiating.

T. BR. Roan H. O. Findles Battie Bark Baptist Church Eagle

Estabrook Comedy Club Hosts Warm Supper At Home

Last week Wednesday the Estabrook Comedy club held a supper at Myra Wetmore's home in Lee Center. Conversation and music were featured with neighbors and members. Friday through Sunday reports mention visits by Frela Brown and family, Miles Hadwin, and a gravel bee at the Eatsbrook school house with a noon dinner and short program.

Opti Selle Peter Ivet Ab the Lee Ener Jason’ Hadwin Ellery Rundle Hattie Estabrook Comedy Club Myra, Wetmore Battelson Ain Neglees Pete Dachtéyer Bur Ieimes Calhoun County Fathera Frela Brown Lee Center Miles Hadwin Olivet Julia Barrett Mra Clarence Carnes Edna Stults Frank Stulsat

Convis L A S Club Meets at Templeton Home

Cleveland district notes show Convis L A S meeting at Templeton home with ladies bringing dishes. Mrs Freda Randall visited Marshall sisters. Several residents ill and visitors frequent local addresses as Spring activities resume. North Marshall Fore r ers Club set to meet April 10 with O R Sweet family.

Convis Templeton Freda Randall Buna Marshall Jesse Smith John Thomas Kay E. M. Kay C. Nelson Unce E. M.semplaton Eva Kay Dell Haigh Charlottis George Haigh Thutsday Chas. Walkinshaw Penfeld Thomas Huggett Battle Creek Clark

Local Social Notes From Auglata and Nearby Areas

James Milley of Auglata moved on Mrs. Samuel Dickinson's farm. Wm Undaly and wife visited son Henry. David Rhymes of Jackson visited his parents. Esther and Marie Aldrich visited their father Alvin Aldrich. George Kusley spent Sunday with Floyd Jackson. School started in Grub Oak district after vacation. Various villagers visited relatives and attended family gatherings. multiple moves and social visits noted including Coldwater and Easley areas. Abram Williams moved to Wheeler place. Mr Broker moved to Tom Kins farm. Mr Johnson to Huger Sebring’s base.

James Milley Auglata Samuel Dickinson Wm. Undaly Henry David Rhymes Jackson Ils Esther Marie Aldrich Alvin Aldrich Barwon Manchester Peter Sweet George Kusley Floyd Jackson Grub Qak Rion Eldred Alma Anicch Juin Schafer P. Eter Coldwater Frank ‘Phomes Easley Roy Wals Wi Ensley Vardenburg Schoonmaser Cassius Taylor Ciara Ongarrie Holmes Coldwates George Ensley Coldwater Saunday Johnson Huger Sebring Lesant Sebring Abram Williams Wheeler Place Broker Tomkins Warner Loomis

Local Families Relocate in Battle Creek Area

Warnings and misread names aside, Mrs. Cook and her daughter returned home from Viola with the family. Mr. Martin and his relatives have moved into C. Scotts tenant house. O Rundél and family have joined Battle Creek relatives.

Faa Ag Nacat Joppa Enteta

South Bedford News Recap of Local Visits and Moves

Frank Orns called to Nashville to attend a funeral. Roy Hoff visited Fran Cis Boyer and Mrs. C. Hodggett of Britie Creek. Barry Manzer and wife visited sister Mrs. Frent Orne and family. Lt. Bradley and family visited E. E. Boyer. Stannard moved to Battle Creek. Fred Latte moving to work on a neighbor’s farm. Joseph Lee released from house confinement. K and L O T M entertainment at Augusta. Chas. Saidider aided E. Bayer in engine and spray pump work.

Frank Orns Nashville Hoff Francis Boyer Prain Aie C. Hdgett Britie Creek Viswed Heny Simons Barry Manzer Frent Orne Lt. Bredley E. E. Boyer Mr. Stannard

Social guest list from Davis district Saturday night

A Davis district social scene note lists residents hosting and visiting guests over the weekend. Names include Chas Smith and wife from Springport, Fred Ott and wife, Ella Luedtke of Battle Creek, James Keck and wife, August Rosenaw and wife of Springport, Mollie McAuliffe, Mrs Dan McAuliffe, Mrs Teale Clough, Herman Taylor, Marie Lundtka, Mrs F Paver, Luda Wood, Mrs Fred Brant, and Wm Keck and wife. Several interactions occur around Fred Riever’s home and nearby families.

Wim Rlever Chas.Smith Near Springrt Fred Ott Wif Fred Smith Ella Ant Battle Creek James Keck August Rosenaw Spring- Port Fred Riever Bertha Ray Kranerick Wm. Aiever Mollie McAuliffe Dan Mec-Auliffe John Misses McAuliffe Teale Clough Herman Taylor Relativea Wisconsin Marie Lundtka Wave Starks F. Paver Matthew Kerwin Dever MeAulife Luda Wood FabnEaa Battle Creak Fred Brant Anydor Dist Wm. Keck Renerick Dist Geo. E Family

Local Notes On Weddings Burns Burned Homes And Chicken Biz

An assortment of small town items including two marriages at a home of David Reasoner and wife Weeneedis, renovation on a new house, a barn fire at the George Swift farm last week, poultry and farming updates, neighborhood visits, broken leg healing, and plans for chick incubation. Mentions of community events, church notices, and local officials for Leroy Township.

Cowles Maren Marel Kelly Samuel Marabgil David Reasoner Weeneedis Carr Haatge George Swift Cowla Colt Climax Telephone Company Mr. Jackett Mrs. Blakeslee Earit Rodgers Borgel Creek Ethel Minor Florence Chambers Hattie Morgan BK. N of A Hope Camp Chas Ernest Roe Battle Creek Jerry Harrison Leroy Township Burton Hunt Peter Voice F. Gale Verne Owen Clarence Follett

Died Infant Matpa Tet Remembered in Austin Cemetery Service

Lucile, four months old, died Sunday. Funeral was Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the church with Rev. Geiger officiating. Interment followed in Austin cemetery. Community notices mention relatives and upcoming local events including a Union meeting, charity sewing, and a temperance program at the Sunday school.

Hs Hall Mra Jay Iver David Scott Tava Lucile Geiger Austin Vernica Mildred Walkinshaw Yyallant Normal Thera White-and-Alte Osiver Marshall High School Teena Parton Fhe Cenvis Union U. A Basket Noo

New Discovery Aids Croup and Cough Relief

Fierce night alarm as a child’s hoarse cough signals danger. The article touts Dr. King’s New Discovery as a certain remedy for croup throat troubles and asthma, claiming it relieves fear and provides fast relief. Sold by J. W. Bradshaw at a dollar per bottle, with free samples available.

Sheridan box social at schoolhouse invites all

Sheriff oar. A note from the town records states on Thursday evening April 2 the Sheridan School District No. 2 will hold a box social at the schoolhouse. Misa Marta Mead, teacher, urges everyone to attend. Robert Patton plans to move on the present lot vacated by Albert Foang. Harry Gay and family visited Seymour Gay’s Sunday.

Nolan Apent Robert Patton Albert Foang Harry Gay Battie Creek Vasper Gay Seymour Gay's Sheridan Will

Local Notes and Visits Across Bellevue and Battle Creek

North Gonis and B D Vaughn swap John Billman place for bin houses in Bellevue. Desmond and Mt Denniaton host and attendances at school events, with Mrs Herold Owen visiting Mt Denniaton and Elm Garretts' dinner guests. Vendeken visits sister Bowman in Battle Creek. About twenty five attend a Monday school entertainment hosted by Mr Kidder. Lawrence Williams and Wesley Williams visit parents. Bernice Maudsy from Bellevue attends Sunday prayers. Kathleen Hu vacation plans noted. Mrs Hog visits B Huggett.

North Gonis D. Vaughn John Billman Bellevue Desmond Battle Creak Henry Shafe Bieast Tidky Herold Owen North Bellevue Mt. Denniaton F. Monroe Elm ‘Garrett Baio Sire An Vendeken Sie Bowman Battle Creek

California Farm For Sale In Sacramento Valley Details

California farm for sale in the Sacramento Valley Bear Willows Glenn region under cultivation. Climate described as ideal for sugar rates and stock art. Payment terms offered with dowo. For particulars contact James Slocum at 614 Ford Bide etrolt, Mich.

Kalifornia Farm Corea Sacremento Valley Bear Willows Glenn James Slocum Ford Etrolt Mich

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