Local notes and partial data from May week ending record
Fragmentary OCR item lists a location near State Street and Beatty with coordinates and measurements. Mentions May week ending and Farrers register, but details are incomplete and unclear.
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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1891
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR item lists a location near State Street and Beatty with coordinates and measurements. Mentions May week ending and Farrers register, but details are incomplete and unclear.
The Common Council approved a petition to open new streets and extend riverfront work along Kalainkzoo River, with costs estimated between 4,000 and 6,000 dollars. Critics note no public necessity and urge taxpayers to speak up before funds are spent. Memorial Day events outline a citywide observance, including a public gathering, school program, and graveside ceremonies led by local veterans groups.
A compilation of brief items from Marshall noting visitors from Detroit Chicago and Louisville, local arrivals, shop activities, and social events. Mentions include Mrs. Drown from Painkfort, Mrs. Rowdttler and Johnsons visiting, Mr. Gee G. Powell expected home, and a variety of minor engagements at churches, schools, and local businesses.
The article details a revival of the Knights of Honor lodge in the city, with Deputy Grand Dictator 1% t'Flint visiting to recruit new members. It notes a recent meeting that added fifteen new members and anticipates more, with Grand Reporter Dr. H. S. Thomas of Allegan to attend. The piece also lists elected officers and promotes the life insurance fraternal group's services locally.
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