Springtime Town Topics Guide at the Opera House
The notice calls attention to Miss Morence Lunilton performing at the opera house Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evenings with popular seats priced at 20 and Meants. It mentions ticketing at Powell's and notes community events including political and social items, a fatal tree death case in Toronto, and various local engagements, marriages, and notices surrounding Battle Creek Marshall and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morence Lunilton
Opera House
Powell's
Hadby
Tole Klinek
Lena Iernrich
Hattle Creek
Tastive Miller
Marrshall
Dyey
Tanner
Alonzo Johnson
Kithla Crop
Florence Sfamblton and
Anie Opera House
Treaday
Accident at Eckford injures Henry Austin
Henry Austin of Eckford suffers a broken shoulder blade after a horse kick while harnessing his mare. Doctor Greene treated the fracture, with the rider likely needing a sling for several days. Florence Hamilton’s upcoming stage at the Academy of Music draws praise for her talent and wardrobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry. Austin
Eckford
de. Greene
Florence Hamilton
Chicago Inter Qcean
Academy of Music
Scott Marble
Florence Hamiton Wind Company
Mias Hamilton
Ann Arbor Residents Move Into Prof. Glenn's House
The report notes Ann Arbor residents, with her son Dr. I. C. Smith, have taken up residence in Prof. Glenn's house on north Division Street. The item also lists marriage licenses and various names, ages, and locations from Battle Creek to Marshall and Albion, with municipal matters and probate proceedings touched on in the surrounding text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
I. C. Smith
Prof. Glenn
North Division Street
Marie Upton
Clelle Wumphrey
Kentucky
Paducah
Mayford
B. C. Moon
Alfred N. Coleman
Battle Creek
Delia Abbott
Charles Hunter
Della Ulam
William Hornibrook
Clarendon
Carrie Viola Connien
William TL. Bourke
Marshall
Mary
Tayes
Bilas C. Crowell
Athens
Mary Alwardt
Pfay Wetmore
Lee
Thadore
Wales
Win
Thompson
Mion
Nellie
Granson
Albion
Orson Adubro
Janees van Brunt
August Goll
Halth
Tyndar
John
Linn
Lillie Thonder
Herford
August Haltz
Albisons Inara
Krogar
Fay Adelbert Weston
Anniava Densmore
Ilinever Mind
John Kilovic
Lena Henrick
Alonzo
Johnson
Killie Camp
Frink
Akl Shanahan
Ald
Dobbing Torstal
C. Nover
Carrie
Egeler
Marshal Consuit
Taft Street
Arc Department
J. J. Mellagh
Council
Kame
Beenia
Ald Iehy
Egtler
Ein
Bate Creek
W. A
Anran Kovlier
Marine Up
Prous Nurt
Albaugh
J. Os. White & Co
Shitionary
A. Ns
Cleveland
Ab Donovan
Miller
Engene
S Rean
Taal Camery
Obituary: Daniel Baker of Marshall Died in Jackson
Daniel Baker born March 22, 1807 near Saratoga Springs New York died September 14 in Jackson Michigan at about eighty seven. An early Marshall pioneer for thirty five years he lived six miles west of the city as a carpenter and builder with a respected character and kind nature. He traveled often visiting his birthplace and eastern friends and left a life free of known enemies, deeply mourned by family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Young
Orson Andre
Ceresco
Francia VanBrunt
Wai, Vanhunt
Charlotte
Carson City
Elizabeth Farrer
Miss Farrer
Monisten
Vii
Marshall
W. A. Sweet
Oakrhise
Mairaball
Jackson
Mich
Daniel Baker
Baker
Pio E Meers
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Ife
Ifo
Hifo
Goon Ehnar
Hoban
Indee
Bho
Washington Territory Shaped by West East Contrast
A lengthy colonial-era letter discusses the vast distance between eastern and western regions, Washington Territory's climate and geography, and Spokane’s position. It notes that western Washington has dry summers and more rainfall west of the Cascades, while the eastern area resembles Michigan and Ontario in summer warmth, with milder winters. Plowing occurs in December and February. March brings blooms. The territory is healthy, well-watered, with abundant land ready for cultivation and good markets. mention is made of a wood yard setup and local goods trade. The piece closes with notices about exhibits and remedies, including Kellogg’s Columbian Oil and local business promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller Stettesman
Washington Territory
Thia
Congress
Washington
Hiro Bine
Cascade Mountains
Oregon
California
Minnesotta
Montreal
Quebec
Richmond
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Deedbar
Spokane
Tonndt
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G. VT. Greane
Dringgist
Baromter
MD Grover Vilbany
Hi Dan
Mantius Mann
Aterdh
Rael
Bent Roo
Frank M. Carpenter
Ceepes
Maya Calla
Ford
Tiewlaoy
Toronto
Grand ‘Trunk Railroad
Neion Lation
Detroit
Wagner
Usui
Ireed Testis Board
Af Ct
Navy
Mit Bunk
Patterson
Eugene Jouveris
Mity
Hive Arnold
Theodore Cublin
Dhe
Tev i. A
Dine
Ot Pella
Marion
Lowy
Chet
Mina Mlorenes Ubtinilton
Mattle Creek
Bangor
Albert Melmes
Charles H. Smith
State Street
J. J. McHugh
Dewood
Harrison
B. ' . Journal
Marshall ‘Ebuieang
Post Office
B. C. Moga
Mra
Foster
Wagner Hall
Henry Ease Ea. McKay
D. Berry
Andersonville
Opera Hound
Page Bros
Lansing
Anda
N. A. Sherman
Uie M. 1
Mitchell
Yates
Lake County
Michigan
Chicago
Barry County
Hattle Creek Manufacturing Company
James I. Scott
Agai
Nownsenil
Hamer
Greece
T. Cook
C. (. Seelye
Mra. Foley
Mrx. Coleman
Tennyson
Misa Dobbing
Homer
Tible
Missy Alen
Florence Tuniion
Opera
Miss Honiton
Turner
Neate Marble
Tashan Alb
Mamilton
Ottumwa
Sho
Individualitier
Howley
Mesdamey F. W. Jickey
John Frink
Jennie Cudahack
Sreveland, J
I. L. Dobbins
Grace Bennett
Richland
M. d. Gillett
Ener Kern
Three Rivers
Andrew Forythig Homu
Mr. and
Mire
E. L. Murphy
Ediny Ingersoll
B. K. Thurston
Geo. Gatrell
Getrys
Greene
Hamilton
Joyhaw
New York City
Addie Hollon
G.E. Powell
Kansas City
H. McClure
Gev. J. Barney
Adele McClure
Park School
Jogie Brown
Joe W. Graban
Lowell
Grand Rapida
Dan'l Ross
Martette
Europe
P. A. Haart
Supreme Council of the, M. B. A
Buffalo
Migs’ Rose Notz
J. 8. White & Co
Hoffmaster
TUE Statesman
The
Democrat
Hut Day
Providetee
Mike
Taehel A. Main
Wemsi Ogy Hui
Kolanmaan
Christian Vogt
Abram Flynn
Adinistrator
Minty Knapp
F. W. Goucher
FE. Stacey
Chas. M. Adama
Lewis YM
Tho. J. Chisholm
Gertrude M. Traversy
Uwinnors
Guardinn
Wunurl
Mary L. D. Lapis
Andrew J. Lapham
John Kritzer
Lizzie Vangeison
Hattie Vangeison
Ernest B. Vangerson
Jemima Smith
Robert Stainton
Eatato
Kittle M. Begole
Guardian
Morgan J. Alexander
Thomas Hart
Betusy Carpenter
Samuel R. Culp
Circuit Court
Sdrya Yy
Calhoun County
Henry Brouther
H. M. Darling
L. D. Crane
W. B. Crane
Chas
D. Drake
Township
Livingston
Frank Gurpstiow
J. F. H. Miller
Bedford
M.A. Nichola
Burlington
Christian Y. Young
Clarence
Bennett Adams
Geo. Gordon
Convis
Jobo Smith
Erl Cowles
Bmmett
P. Bach
Fredonia
H. G. Cook
Gilbert Cooley
Michael LeRoy
Ragwell Ferguson
Marengo
Bronson
Maraball
Jus
Cummings
G. EB
Powell
A B
JM Ronii
Mul Ly Bal
Abd. Cromtaits Jr
T. Grant
J. C. Johnson
Caver of State
Harmilton City
Marrin Bank
Colenin
John Butler
Michigan’Central
J. Cronin Jr
Tae slavesMan
Nellogg
J. Cronin, Jr
Hyde
Cowlyrl Lingy
IV Aguu Ay
Bullard
YW. E. Bosley
Wt Vy Sa
State St
H. Elston
Ste
Wells
Bichhauson
LL Mungo
NG OU
Pers
Dobler
Santa Gaus
Earl
EE Kang
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