Local Notes From The County This Week
A compact county snapshot reports residents traveling visiting and moving. Mr Troupe will be away about a week, while Mr Rapp sells property to move to Battle Creek and Mr Evens rents his farm. Family updates include Grandma Shibor failing, Ed Bates improving, and various local visits and repairs. A travel anecdote by Geo Noland mentions De Witts Witch Hazel Salve as a trusted remedy.
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Troupe
Israel Troupe
Glenn Carus
Rapp
Battle Creek
Mr. Evens
Grandma Shibor
Ed. Bates
John Cushman
F. Long
Chas
Messenger
Battle Creek area notes and court result in Ceresco
Local items from Ceresco report farm lease transfer on Battle Creek road to Hiram Gray of Albion, a thank you note, visits by Irene Hish and Misses Swartwout and Smith, a replevin suit won by Pierce Cavanaugh against Tades Dempsey regarding a horse, and town activity. A deer fragment and several minor health and school notes follow plus a brief drugstore endorsement for One Minute Cough Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceresco
Battle Créek
Phelps
Charles Coythas
Battle Creek
Hiram Gray
Albion
Wrightman
Gillet
Irene Hish
Marengo
Vollick
William Smith
Armstrong
Justice Vollick
Pierce Cavanaugh
Tades Dempsey
H. Porter
Marshall
W. Crosby
Miss Lulu Waltz Birthday Surprise in Newton
A surprise party honored Miss Lulu Waltz on Monday evening, November 13, for her 11th birthday with about forty friends in Newton. The note mentions DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as infallible for cuts, piles, burns, and skin diseases, warning of counterfeits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu
DeWitt
Thomas B. Rhodes
Centerville
A. O- Hyde
Homer News Roundup: Fires, Politics and Local Life
Lest week Hartow built a large cistern to protect key facilities near Homer during a fire. The Village of Homer debates a curfew ordinance after a Welfare petition. Volney Gibbs, a leading local industrialist and former Democratic figure, died at seventy, leaving a son Joseph. funeral held Sunday. Charles Hopkins moves to Jackson. High school football plans a Concord game. lineup listed. Morale and civic notes include a paralysis case, a thirteenth anniversary celebration, a marriage of George Peighner and Miss Susie Allen, and various local business visits. A theft case ends with a ninety day sentence in the Detroit house of correction. Postmaster reports mail weight, noting a drop after transfers to Eckford. An advertisement cites Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with a physician’s endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Hartow
Lake Shore
Fraishowne
Geo. D. Cleveland
Volney Gibbs
Homer
Joseph Gibbs
Mary Ann
Lucy
Philo
Volney
Mr. Gibbs
Michigan
Joseph
H. E. Davis
Henry Abraham
Charles Hopkins
Jackson
Ladies’ Library Association
Concord
Glen Wildt
Orren Whitmore
Jerome Thunder
Burt Thompson
Lynn Mead
Fred Richey
Charles Gibson
Louis Welch
Ebon Lacey
Hagle
Ralph Chase
Frank Ob. Nlorace W. Anson
George E. Hartung
George W. Peighner
Sonaler
Misa Susie KR. Allen
Allen
G. F. Seltz
Quincy
Coldwater
M. H. Nichols
Webster
Claud North
Louis Arotz
R. C. Jones
Match
North
Marshal G. F. Seitz
Detroit House of Correction
Hamer
Eckford
Local Notices and Social Roundup From Marshall Area
A fragmented listing notes church concerts at the village church last Friday by Martins Orchestra and local visits including Mrs. E Tuck and Miss Hattie. Mentions Charles Fountain return from hunting trip and Herman Zanger visiting Sunday. A new furnace placed by Dobbing Furnace Co of Marsh and Fred Parmiter from Rice Creek was in town. Sunday School convention report from Battle Creek read at church.
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Misa Somorda
Neale
Burt
Marshall
Martins“Orchestra
E. Tuck
George Wilder
Charles Fountain
Herman Zanger
Ton Long
Fred Gildersleega
N.B
Fred Gertoan
Dew Furnace
Dobbing Furnace Co
Marsh
Local notices and obituaries from Athens area
ATHENS, H. J. Gave was in Union City on bus iness Monday. The funeral services of Mrs. Noah Kindig, who died suddenly Wednesday morning, Nov. 16, at Congregational Church. Interment at Sherwood cemetery. Chas. Tyson, Jr. ill with typhoid fever. The funeral of Mrs. Denton held near Leonidas. Wm. P. Mellon dies from abscess and blood poisoning. funeral at M. E. church. Dan Fox and others attend Mr. Dean's funeral at Colon. Mrs. Chris Goodrich and Mrs. John Fox visit Daniel Fox. Delegates attend state Sunday school convention at Battle Creek. Henry Gaus birthday celebration with music box selections. Testimonial for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure by S. J. Fleming of Murray Neb.
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H. J. Gave
Union City
Noah Kindig
Congregational Church
W.H. Hannaford
Sherwood
Chas, Tyson, Jr
Denton
Leonidas
F. Ware
The
Reformed Church
Wm. P. Mellon
M. E
Burr Oak
Rev. Ware
Dan Fox
G. W. Foote
A. BE. Underwood
E. M. Johnson
Dean
Colon
Chris Goodrich
John Fox
Fredonia
Daniel Fox
Battle Creek
Henry Gaus
Henry
Local News Roundup From Mayville To Battle Creek
STANLEY Little Bello Golf has returned home after weeks with grandparents in Mayville Tuscola county Mrs R W Elwood visits Battle Creek James Bohanna shows improvement from paralysis attack Little Gladys Potter recovers from scarlet fever BEF Talmage family visits Carlisle Eaton county Schools in the area resume after a short break D B Elwood trip to Olivet LaGrippe undermines health One Minute Cough Cure cited as quick relief for coughs colds croup pneumonia throat and lung trouble by A O Hydes.
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Little Bello Golf
Mayville
Tuscola County
R. W. Elwood
Battle Creek
James Bohanna
Gladys Potter
BEF
Talmage
iCarlisle
Eaton County
Elwood
Olivet
Burlington Notes: Local Appointments and Events
Jad Sanders traveled to Marshall on Tuesday. Blaine Brown accepted a Marshall post. Attendees from Burlington joined Clarendon quarterly meeting. H. B. Strong plans a Thanksgiving dance. Jonas Hall injured his ankle after a scaffold fall on Monday. Mrs. Eilen Engle’s descendants surprised her for her birthday Saturday. The Watkins hosted a Tuesday reception for Rev. and Mrs. Hathaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jad Sanders
Marshall
Blaine Brown
Clarendon
H. B. Strong
Jonas Hall
Eilen Engle
Henry Watkins
Market Review at Marshal Produce Market Prices
Prices paid by city merchants at Marshal Produce Market are listed for commodities including wheat beans oats corn potatoes butter and various meats. The Detroit Michigan Central Stock Yards notes prime steers and feeders with active demand and prices around nine dollars per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Produce
Onsity
Michigan Central Stock Yards
Detroit
Michigan Central Live
Forester founder Col A B Cala 11 noted
An OCR fragment identifies Col A B Cala 11 as the founder of an independent forester group near a lake. The readable text is fragmentary and provides limited detail on dates or roles beyond the founder's name and affiliation.
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Col
A. B
Cala
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Athens
J. Fleming
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Henry D. Curtis
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