Edison moving pictures exhibition eyed for Saturday night
The county news notes a planned Edison moving pictures show to be held Saturday evening in the new opera house. Local residents and visitors such as Buck of Hicksville and others are mentioned in social notes from Albion and surrounding areas. The item also records several visits and movements, including family and business trips, with a focus on community happenings and a Sunday visit by C A Buck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Buck
Hicksville
Ohio
Fedigan
Rollin
William Hoonab
Harry Bangham
William Andrews
Andrews, Wells & Co
Albion
O. L. Linn
Chicago
W. Qo, Clark
BE. P. Allen
Thomas Hartley
Goodland
Ind
Fred Richardson
J. H. Bacon
Charlotte
Edison Moving Pictures
N. R. Collins
North Adams
William Gibson
Everett Street
Thompson and Sauermap
Andrew Dorsey
Charles Ball, Jr
Justice C. O. Ball
South Albion
Frank
Jackson
Henry Abraham
A and L Society Meets With Mrs Slayton in October
Rice Creek notes report the A. and L. society will meet with Mrs. B. H. Slayton on Thursday October 19. Dioner will be served for 10 cents. Misa King visited Brookfield friends last week. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Harwood spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Starks in Marengo. Martha Holtz of Albion visited F. Debbert. Jay Wickman attends Albion high school and Gale Packard attends Albion college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. and L. Society
B. H. Slayton
Dioner
Misa King
Brookfield
G. W. Harwood
J. R. Starks
Marengo
Martha Holtz
Albion
F. Debbert
S. Jay Wickman
Albion High School
Gale Packard
Albion College
Giant Quartette entertains at Tekonsha opera house
TEKONSHA residents enjoyed an evening with the Giant Quartette at the opera house on Tuesday. The program drew a fair audience with repeated encores. Local news notes Mrs Mary Sailor writing to town BFE and Grand Rapids resident Williams visiting. Dennis Byard dies near Butler. Moses Priest arrested for threatening Mrs Eldridge after a poultry yard incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Taéaday
Mary Sailor Will Crite
B.fe
Williams
Grand Rapids
Dennis Byard
Butler
F. R. Randall
Girard
Moses Priest
Frank Failing
William Eldridge
William Allen
Union City
Nettie Hoffman
Charles W. Martin
Alton Batt
Petoskey
John Phelps
Irwin Doolittle
Board of Supervisors
Marshall
Ramsdell
Albion
Florence Cogswell
Stanley Miss Tillie Ford Visits Her Mother
Stanley Mississippi note recalls Tillie Ford of Chicago visiting her mother. Obituary for Mr Spooner, longtime resident, aged death reported. He leaves seven sons and four daughters. Local society notes cover numerous visits among Marshall, Battle Creek, Three Rivers, Grand Rapids and others with family ties and church events. A testimonial for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is included among local advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Ford
Chicago
Mr. Spooner
Alethia Talmage
West
George Jones
Three Rivers
Thomas
Marshall Johnston
Henry Linn
Marshall
Homer Abbott
Marengo
Frank Abbott
Edwin Irwin
Frank Spooner
Grand Rapids
Rosa Dwight
Ann Arbor
Maria Smith
Michigan
John Spooner
Elwood
Dell Elwood
R. W. Elwood
Burlington
M. L. Edmonds
Gilbert Johnson
Burlington News Briefs and Local Updates
Mrs Dr Brown on sick list for days. Come-outers halted meetings. D B Withington and Miss Gelia Withington visited Owosso last week. Teachers from this vicinity attended the Marshall institute. Arch Van Orman moved into Rev H R E Quant’s former house. Mrs L Page hosted the side society Wednesday. John Buhler died after brief illness Wednesday morning. Mrs Celia Rickets joined husband in Park Falls Wisconsin. One Minute Cough Cure praised by Editor Fackler of the Micanopy Hustler as remedy for LaGrippe pneumonia bronchitis croup and lung troubles. A O Hyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Brown
D. B. Withington
Gelia Withington
Owosso
Teachers’ Institute
Marshall
Arch van Orman
H. R. E. Quant
Johnn Buhler
Celia Rickets
Park Falls
Wisconsin
Fackler
Fla
Hustler
A. O. Hyde
Eckford Farmers Club meeting at Mrs Robinson’s home
The Eckford Farmers club will meet at the home of Mrs H Robinson and her son on Saturday October 21 at 2 PM sharp. The program includes prayer recitation Dana Weitan and quotations from Milan for the benefit of the cneat profiers dis a) for the most profit a discussion. Woe H Thendoe music paper Mrs F V Froat Abould fal le Fraty anicalations i eh ad Parmer Bank Mich wen as Risen ip de fné.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckford Farmer's Club
Mra
H. Robinson and Son
Dana Weitan
Milan
Hoge
Cneat Profiers
F. V. Froat
Ceresco Notes On Visitors Deaths And School Hiring
Community column from Ceresco reports visitors including Miss Ora Neugent of Auburn visiting Mr and Mrs Simra Phelps and John Mott family in Battle Creek. William Barrett dies at home. funeral at Advent Church. County School Commissioner Burnham visits addressing school interests. Miss May Beaty of Marshall hired to teach primary. Littie Ford of Chicago visits. J W Bell ill. Eugene Nelson quits blacksmithing for railroad work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Wilats
Burt
Kalamszoo
James Simpson
Batavia
N.Y
A. D. Smit
Mia Warren Walker
Battle Creek
Ora Neugent
Auburn
Simra Phelps
John Mott
Battle Creele
Fred Mott
William Barrett
Advent Church
Burnham
May Beaty
Marshall
Littie Ford
Chicago
Sidney Matzgar
John Bender
D. Vallick
Whiting Hutchinson's
Calhoun County Teachers’ Association
Singing of America
R. A. Culver
Homer
C.3. Maywood
Supt. McKone
Albion
Maud Mulscher
Calkins
D. E. Carr
M. C. Murray
Bedford
Sarah Gracley
Beatrice Mannings
John Phelan
C. A. Coringer
Athens
Mise Eva Watrriner
Ernest Horoham
Ed Ty Is
Child's life valued at millions saved by One Minute Cough Cure
Mrs. Mars Bird of Harrisburg Ba believes the life of her child was saved from croup by One Minute Cough Cure. The ad claims the remedy cures all coughs colds throat and lung troubles and endorses its use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars Bird
Harrisburg
Lee and Marengo Area Social Notes
John Cushman remains unchanged. Mrs Ed Bates continues under medical care. Mr and Mrs Chet Merritt came back from Toledo last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Ben Hess of Marshall visited Frank Long last Saturday. The funeral of Retta Sunberg was held at Lee Center Church Saturday. Mutica is quite sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cushman
Ed. Bates
Chet. Merritt
Toledo
Ben Hess
Marshall
Frank Long
Retta Sunberg
Lee Center
Satureiey
Mutica
Michigan Christian Conference Opens at Local Church
The Michigan Christian conference convened at the Christian church in this city on Wednesday. The program was engaging and began with an address of welcome delivered by President J. A. Young. Rev. P. W. McReynolds gave the welcome, and the visitors’ president replied in their name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Christian Conference
The
Christian Church
J. A. Young
P. W. McReynolds
Resolutions Adopted At Oct 2 1899 C Colegrove Post
At a regular meeting of C Colegrove Post G 4 R held Oct 2 1899 the following resolutions were adopted and spread upon the records. They honor deceased comrade Tad Smiley praising his manly bearing, wise counsel, charity and loyalty to country and home. Sympathies offered to his family and a copy of resolutions requested for publication in city papers. Committee: E Marble C F Walters J M Ghtchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.colegrove
James F. Bi
Aeathy
Car Tade Smiley
Ib Therian
Abadeé
E. Marble
C.F. Walters
J. M. Ghtchell
Story of a Slave and a Miracle Cure Advertisement
Story recounts a Manchester Michigan man detailing his wife’s decade long struggle with paralysis and relief after Electric Bitters. Claims the tonic cures female illnesses nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches backache fainting and dizziness with each bottle guaranteed at 50 cents. Also notes Buck Lambs for sale and inquiry contact Perrin at Marshall house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Williams
Manchester
Mich
A. O. Hyde
Buck Lambs
Lewis
Perrin
Marshall House
Sporting goods and game laws at Seaman's drug store
A Seaman's drug store advertisement promotes a fine line of sporting guns and rifles, loaded shells, nitro powder, shooting coats and caps at low prices. It invites customers to call for a copy of the game laws and notes offerings from I F.G. Braman & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaman's Drug Store
F.G. Braman & Co
Rattler Heater Spotlight Advertises Best Stove Value
An old classified style notice touts Rattler air tight heaters as the best looking stove among rivals. It mentions Boorey's Hagpware Colsominers and a bidder notice with deadlines and contact names, though the text is garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boorey
University extension lectures offer quiz and discussion feature
A detailed note explains the university extension program titled A University for Busy People led by Prof. Zueblih. It covers syllabi, a traveling 40-volume library, and quizzes that accompany lectures, encouraging questions. The Chicago university extension department supports the plan, making evenings stimulating especially in sociology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zueblih
Extension Department
Chicago University
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered as Cure-All
A $100 reward claim is cited to persuade readers that Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages. The ad asserts a constitutional basis, that internal action cleanses blood and mucous surfaces, and strengthens the system. It notes a $100 test for any uncured case and lists Toledo, Ohio creators F. J. Cheney & Co. as suppliers with 75 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
The Lancaster Hotel in Chicago’s Wabash area
Stanparp Mra Co advertises The Lancaster formerly Woodruff at Wabash Ave and 21st St in Jackson Michigan area notes ten minute streetcar ride amenities include large luxurious rooms modern conveniences and moderate European plan prices from 75 cents. Also mentions a sales ad for sixteen yearling Shopahiirerama and a Duck Lake road pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lancaster
Woodruff
Wabash Ave
21St St
Duck Lake Road
Three youths seek work at Normal College event
Five students from Normal College in Battle Creek Michigan seek board while attending classes. Three young men and two young women will work for meals and lodging during September 29 to 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fantad
Mrozican Bosticas & Normal College
Battle Creak
Mich
Just received a new stock of ladies pocket books
Just received a new stock of latest styles in ladies pocket books with all prices. Specify color and design preferences to assist shoppers in choosing suitable items from the new collection.
Cash Talks Prices Tell Save Big Bar Glass Tumblers
Advertises a clearance of bulk household items with extremely low per dozen and unit prices. Includes Big Bar mal Glass Table Tumblers 15c per dozen, Tin Pails 5c, Tooth Picks 3c per box, Clothes Pin 1c a pair, Enameled Danners 3c, Cobbler Set 1c, Square Dinner Pails 5c. Limited lot, first come, while stock lasts.
Nagel the Tinner offers stove repairs and services
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America
Hattie J. Taylor
Woodstown
N. J
Tiomer
Rice Creek
Scott
Tekonsha
Stanley
S. B. Keener, Holsington
Kan
Eckford
Ad Parmer Bank
Risen
Ceresco
LEE and Marengo
Aatude
Guns and Sporting Goods
TOM & Dan
Dalaowill
Marshall Wire Fence CO
Frisbehs
United
Tates
Cour NorEs
Celie Matthews
William Gordon
Merrill
Gordon
Miss Matthews
Joe Gregory
George Hodgeman
O. C
Justice Merrill
Fred Austin
Hugh Owens
Austin
Owens
Judson Sandy
Tillota
Michael Curtain
Plainfield
King
Bucklin
Stanparp Mra, Co
Jackson,Mich
Buster
C. Jonson
East Mansion St
E. W. Grove
Wilson
O'Leary Bros
Tom and Dan
Statesman Office
Market Review
Marshall Produce Market
Aity
Benne
Asthiels
Michigan Central Stock Yards
Detroit
Michigan Central
Detroi
Detrot
Atockera
M.S. O'Keefe
NAGEL
the Tinner
State Street
J. S. Cox, SR
Washington Market
Freeman
Bliss
Saginaw
W. 4
Jas. M. Parsons
Saece
Hop
Beach
Hamilton Street
Day's Lumber Yard
Marshall, Michigan
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