Piney Ridge at the opera house tomorrow night
Jottings note Piney Ridge at the opera house tomorrow night presented by Mrs P. Warren remains home with malarial fever. Albion hosts Lady Maccabees Tuesday evening as guests of their sister hive. Mr and Mrs E Munger move to Marshall join local citizens. Sheridan Hutchins close basement shop to consolidate with barbers across the street four chairs. Pastor Bailey to continue Bunyan Pilgrim's Progress sermons at First Baptist next Sunday evening. W H Elston gears to equip its lectiia automobile with chain and apron et do away with direct ion for quieter motion.
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Piney Ridge
Opera House
Warren
N. Mulberry Street
Hatch Block
Bailey
Bunyon
First Baptist Church
N. Gorden Street
Winsor
Temple
Quartatte
Boston
Michigan State Sunday School Association
Baptist Church
Owosso
Kelly
Congressman Gardner
David Higgins
Opera’ House
Tennessee
BH. G. Allen
Kraesmark
Chicago
Greene
Andrew Patterson
Homer
Justice Merrill
Patterson
W.O.T. U
Edinborough
Scotland
Mra. Cunningham
Henry Somerset
Failing
Tekonsba
Bill Simmons
Voters in Syra.. Towns and Villages Not Required to Re-register
Voters already registered in Syraea Townships and villages will not need to re-register. A Geneva New York restaurant owner displayed pictures of Bryan and Stevenson in his front window with fresh lobster decor. A contrived contest over politics surfaced as local residents noted the display amid a strawberry harvest report from Eckford. A pole raising at Mr Kimball’s near Duck Lake drew speeches by W R Wooden and Jas Hooper of Battle Creek as the Portation band provided music for a large crowd. The Athena Bee rejoices in growth and prosperity granted to the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
N.Y
Bryan and
Stevenson
Numerous Local Notices and Events From Owosso Area
Community events, funerals, theatre, and legal notices sweep Owosso with November plans. A resident dies and is mourned, with services held. a tax and play bill list entertainments, lectures, and church gatherings. A local man pleads to disorderly conduct and a fugitive case draws city attention.
Toledo area notes preview and events listed
The Toledo Blade summary lists upcoming events including W. O. T. A. meeting at the Baptist church on Wednesday at 2 30 pm and a girls athletic supper at the G A R ball on Friday November 9 from 6 to 7 30 pm with supper for 150. It also references Kenyon College students from Toledo and a Minerva Society first literary program set for late November in the assembly room with a prompt notice about who may attend.
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Baptist Church
O'alook
Girl's Athletic Association
G. A. R. Ball
Toledo Blade
Toledo
Kenyon College
Roscoe A. Clayborne
Milner’a
Kenyon
Marshall High School
Marshall, Mich
Minerva Society
Igh
Local Social Notes Track Round of Visits and News
Geo Wardley returns from Benton Harbor. Mrs John Arnold from Saginaw. Mr Chapman of Providence visiting. Harry Chapman home from Tecumseh. J W Fletcher on business trip to Coldwater. Louis Shellenbarger from Battle Creek in town. Mrs W J Dibble and Miss Josephine Dibbie visiting Grand Rapids. Geo Miller of Chicago at home here. Van Lepper conducting sale in Athens. Julia McReynolds of Kokomo visiting brother P W McReynolds. Mrs Henkle back from Detroit. C H Thompson back from Toledo. Chas Lee of California and Frances Newman visiting Mrs Dr Eggleston. Frank Cathcart to Chicago for Hygen parts job. Clarence Rowley and wife of Fredonia welcomed a son. Gertrude Smith from North High street in Detroit for a visit. J P Fox of Union City in town on business. Mrs A H Ball of Detroit leaving for Chicago after visit.
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John Arnold
Saginaw
Mr. Chapman
Providence
R. 1
Harry Chapman
Tecumseh
Bunday
J. W. Fletcher
Coldwater
Charles Cuzzins
Grand Rapids
Louis Shellenbarger
Battle Creak
W. J. Dibble
Josephine Dibbie
Geo. Miller
Chicago
van Lepper
Athene
Tom O'Leary
Battle Creek
Misa Julia McReynolds
Kokomo
Ind
Rey
P. W. McReynolds
Henkle
Detroit
C.H. Thompson
Toledo
Chas. Lee
California
Frances Newman
Iowa
Dr. Eggleston
Frank Cathcart
Hy Jen Company
Clarence Rowley
Fredonia
Gertrude Smith
North High Atreat
J. P. Fox
Union City
Mre
A. H- Ball
Mra
Frank
Chi
Council actions and promotions in Jackson city matters
Brown writes from John d Pourney of Jackson to W J Blood urging a large manufacturing deal with a city bonus possibly paying 21000 weekly to Palaties workers. The letter, deemed a holdup by some, was sent to the improvement association. Also a request from Mrs. Lettle Spratt to remit her property tax and a wooden walk repair notice for property owners. Marshall’s pay and John Meier’s claim are addressed. council adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Jno
d.Pourney
Jackson
Tourney
Marshall
Improvemant Association
Lettle M. Spratt
John Meier
Bank hours notice for Sundays to Saturdays
Notice states banking houses hours begin Monday October 29 with Sundays and legal holidays from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm, Saturdays 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, all times standard. Issued by Commercial Banks Ban, First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finst National
Rare Colonial Heirlooms Exhibit At Mrs Lepper Home
A large collection arranged by Mrs. B V Lepper on North Jefferson Street drew public interest. About 130 pieces dated to at least the 16th century covered personal effects, china, silverware, bric a brac, furniture, pictures and books. Proceeds from viewing benefited a Presbyterian church pipe organ. The exhibit continues tomorrow from two to five PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penib
Heveri
Pha
V. R. Lepper
Jefferson Street
Presbyterian Church
Mra. Lepper
Registration Day Set For Saturday In Townships
Registration day arrives Saturday in the townships. If you are not registered, attend to the matter and ensure you are listed.
Contradiction over city lamps at C N shops
In the Chronicle a correction notes the city’s stance on the railroad company’s lamp obligation. Four arc lamps cost the city 200 to install and have since provided gratis light worth about 20 monthly, while three remaining lamps were repaired after neglect. The blacksmith shop lamp was removed and will not be replaced per contract terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Chronicle
Electric Light Board
C, N
Electric Light Commissioners
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H. J. Hyde
State ST
W. H. Elston
Syirae
Jas. M. Bickford
Eckford
Athena
Battle ‘Creek Journal
Chas
Raing
Hobdsekeepers
Baku
Royal Baking Powder CO
William
New York
David R. Saunders
Birmingham
Ala
Mary Hemphill
Melvin J. Nay
Alberta Lark
Aga L. McCutcheon
Albion
Adah M. Stevens
Parma
Mayfield McGuier
Flora Bilis
Wm. O. Butterfield
Clarence
Grace van Arman
Lee
Chas. A. Gifford
Marango
Naoma Larr
Wesley VanDreger
Olive Thayar
Frank Me
Aurelia Calkins
Tekowshi
Geo. Wardley
Benton Harbor
Jno. Wiseman
Leon Wonders
W. W.barry
Lexington, Tenn
Mammoth Cave
Nick
Bucklen
H.J. Hyde
Histon
Hughes, Marshall, Mich
City
L. H Dalong
R Prep
Queen Olly Dye Works
Ee ‘ Ay
Practical School of Business
Paplis
Gutchess
Bready
Amex
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