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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1901

Page

8

Community Notes and Local Ads From Ellis County

Ellis, Ms. Myers and daughter Carrie of Marshall visit Mrs. Assenheimer. Etta Hart and Viola Goodrich stay at Hart's Sonoma home. Calvin Goodrich visits Eckford friends. Gans siblings host Fred Gans in Clarendon. P F Ferguson Eckford leads a Sunday meeting on character. Easton at home in Union City. Help wanted in haying and harvesting. Bath Tub factory boxes advertise American Woven Fence in 20 and 40 rod rolls at Bosley’s Hardware.

Calvin Goodrich Will P.'Ferguson Eckford Easton Union City Bath Tub Bosley's Hardware

Funeral of Mrs T J Shipp at West Eckford Church

The funeral for Mrs. T. J. Shipp was held at West Eckford church on Wednesday April 24 at 2 pm with Rev J H Emmons leading services. Burial followed in West Bok ford cemetery. Attendees included Rev and Mrs Fletcher of Plainwell Michigan and Supervisor Lewis beard who sustained injuries in a recent runaway incident. Mrs T J Reid hosted the Woman's Foreign Missionary society Thursday afternoon.

T. J. Shipp West Eckford J. H. Emmons West Bokford Fletcher Plainwell Mich Lewis Beard T. J. Reid Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society

Local Notes From Stanley Area

Farmers resume sowing after a backward spring. Carlton Toland to spend summer in Marshall. Leo Laupp ill with whooping cough. Chas Sutherland fractured three ribs last week. Miss Tillie Ford of Marshall stayed with her mother here at Sunny. John Laupp of Marengo visited his brother Will here last week.

Carlton Toland Marshall Leo Laupp Chas. Sutherland Tillie Ford Sunny John Laupp Marengo Will

Village News Roundup With Hens Runaway and Council Funds

Local items report A'wold mill in the east of the village and a district contest where Mrs. White of Butler won a medal. Eldred claims the champion flock of hens. they lay seventy five dozen eggs weekly sold at market price. Property from the late Mrs Wa Dorris reverted to the estate after a sale dispute. A three horse team ran away on Church Street, damaging harness and a maple tree. Supt Nichola of Evanston and Pattison of Marengo visited Randall. Miss Myrta Smith of Albion visited the village. A Childs is home from hospital in critical condition. Mrs John Phoelpa went to Detroit for her son M G Cogswell’s illness. Council approved 1250 for the year, 50 over last year. A G Randall named notary public. Jasper Eldred farm sold at administrator’s sale for 1610 to C W Wagoner.

Ben Cowles & Keeve Bresats Wa. Dorris F. &. Allen Church Street D. Nichola Evanston Ill A. CG. Pattison Marengo A. G. Randall Myrta Smith Albion A. Childs Ann Arbor Alice Randall Park Ridge John Phoelpa Detroit M. G. Cogswell Elisa Jasper Eldred C. W. Wagoner

Electric Bitters Cure Kidney Trouble Says Mail Carrier

Levanna Ohio resident Burnett Mann suffered three years of dull back pains and fatigue from kidney troubles. After using Electric Bitters, six bottles cured him, restoring energy and well being. The cure is presented as a regulator for stomach kidneys and bowels with a satisfaction guarantee priced at 50 cents.

Burnett Mann Levanna H. J. Hyde

Homer fire department chief enters twelfth year of service

The Homer fire department announces the continued tenure of Chief G F Bettz entering his twelfth year in command. The piece lists officers including Swarbyout president Ed Linton vice president Geo Aitken secretary David Jones treasurer A Ax Garlinghouge and notes the attorney M H Nichols moved his office nearby.

Ita Bndal G.F. Bettz Orate Swarbyout Ed Linton Geo Aitken David Jones Ax Garlinghouge Seitz Union City Homer Don F. Spencer Minnie Conger C. J. Henshaw Michigan

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