Hewton District Obscure Social Notes and Spelling Contest
Local social notes recount neighbors gathering at various homes including Mrs. Spooner and Hattie Creek s gathering in Hemsworth area. The Elwood school plans an old-fashioned spelling contest with Fl wood and Stanley schools. Next meeting set for November 2 at Mrs W Flandere s with dinner and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewton
Addie Spooner
Priday Bilethoot
Mith
Faraifty
Apeat
Hattie
Tamnity
Romell
Toland
Homer Reed
Battle Crosk
Gerber
Howard Spesner
Battle Creek
Thie Place
Menta Vallean
Cartten
Vallean
Popliy
Bea
Tha
Elwood
Flwood
Stanley
Byarybody
Te Ay S. Waa
Bre
Chas
Koatess
Mra
W. Flandére
Inner
Vibart Cores
Osmer Prain
Lakteay' Ss
B.W. Paliips
Great Sauce
Herbert Sauiebary
Ellis Corners
Nals
Misa Lydia Rela
Stanley Anert
Miss. Vajiena
Hind Leona Plasdere
Vitatinn
Oats Grove
Local notes from the Lea township meeting and residents
A fragmentary Lea township bulletin reports Mrs. Geo Gray visiting daughter Mrs. Clare eta and Edna Stolle traveling for eye treatment. It notes a highwey funding request of about thirty-five dollars, questions about highway officers, and dangerous bridge crossings forcing residents to lead horses across roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Gray
Clareeta
Edna Stolle
Batite Creek
Auesy
Weies
Wee Cede Us
Ember
Grayacer
Tewett
Marshall
Syoment
Dewett
J. G. Watmore
Aday
Bar
Lea
East Convis Grange Meeting and Community Notes
East Convis notes a Thursday Grange meeting with a forthcoming October 1 program on fruit tree spraying and Michigan fruit traditions. Several local residents are listed, with obituaries, Sunday School plans for Oct 16, and a baked goods sale scheduled for Battle Creek on Oct 14.
Local Social Notes From Garverville Area
Garverville residents and visitors share weekend gatherings with family and friends. Edd Genry of Galahome visits his father Sidney Henry Heaer Tageett attends Claude Van Are Dans Sunday morning. Widebrant visits grandmother Jane Rhodes Sunday. Mr and Mrs Van Armen host Sunday dinner with Fred and his wife. Homer Lesgett from Bathe Creek visits Wednesday to Saturday. Mr and Mrs Logan plan a farm move near Albion. Clara Bidney guests Mrs John Langridge last week. Henry vises Claude Van Armay this week. Mr and Mrs Henry White plan move to Mareogo soon. Mr and Mrs Greenman Scott and son Brederigh attend Br and Mrs Cisne Var Arman's Sunday evening. Mrs Frank Barrett and Mrs Van Aarah guest of Myre Albert Van Arapn Wednesday. Mrs Harry Sallen and son visit Hazel Pickens Monday. Jovan Smith and Roker Noopin of Marshall in area Monday gathering hickory nuts and walnuts. Mr and Mrs Fad Soutpard and son from Charlotte visit Saturday Sunday with Mr and Mrs Shults. Mrs Harry Sikes and Miss Bar Dickenson visit Mollie Simms Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhwlie
Qieaner
Gounciation
Kalamazoo
Edd Genry
Galahome
Hla Pfather
Sidney Henry
Heaer Tageett
Claude van Are Dan's
Deagle Widebrant
Mra
Jane Rhodes
Aude van Armen Cwere
Payente
Fred
Nien Homer Lesgett-waed
Mable
Billington
Wetueaday
Claude van Armay
Henry White
Mareogo
Greenman Scott Aid
Son Brederigh
Cettere
Cisne Var Arman
Frank Barrett
van Araah
Myre
Albert van Arapn
Harry Sallen and Son
Hazelé Pickens
Jovan Smith
Roker Noopin
Marshall
Ignettea Ifn É . Me
Fad Soutpard
Charlotte
Shults
Harry Sukes
Barei Dickenson
Mollie ¥ En Simaa
Local Social Roundup From Burlington and Battle Creek
Burlington and Battle Creek area residents share visits and guests. Mrs. Charlotte Hutchina returns home after weeks with her sister Mrs. C Moffat in Burlington. Fred Moffat of Battle Creek spent Sunday with his mother. Albion residents A Stevens and wife hosted. Several local names attend events at the Post theatre in Battle Creek on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bmres Safison
Gon Fred
al- Hlegan
Charlotte Hutchina
Burlington
C. Moffat
Fred Moffat
Battle Creek
Hugh Stevens
Albion
A. £.Stevens
Meadames Henry “Lehmsz
A Smith
John Ulrich
Wm. Nevens
Rice Creek Church Serves Dozens at Evening Assembly
The Rice Creek church drew about 175 attendees Sunday evening to hear Rev J W McNutt. The event featured donations and refreshments with notices of upcoming social gatherings and local guest appearances from Miss Haze Carpenter and Harry McNutt formerly of Baton Rouge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice Creek
J. Ww. Ameenutt
Hesian Noah Nichols
Mareuxo
Oe Mee
F. Py Starky
Grant Ahi Plowgle
Caroling Starks
Hrookishd
Myron Boned
Oy Mee
Istlake Age Rae
Local Social Notes From South Lyon and Nearby
Mrs Espit Leach hosted the oity Banen this week in South Lyon. Mrs Frail Sweet entertained ladies for dinner on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs George Thunder entertained Marengo guests Sunday. Willerfeh returned from Ann Arbor Monday after medical treatments. Chas Hayt and children visited Mr and Mrs Hub Modurtrie in Mevera. Drieka of Marshall spent Sunday at Revol Rondes Bora with John Shere ey. Alfred Winvender and family with Jace Waye and Engene Simonson visited Monday. Alla and Ma visited friends in Shakensha planning a San Diego trip Saturday. Ray Cook spent Sunday in Batte Creel. The Le A S fundraiser at Eapic Taach home drew 240. Leo Barnard completed thrāsme in through this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Espit Leach
Tharany
John Cash
George Thunder
Marengo
Hub Modurtrie
Mevera
Gun
Clarence ‘Drieka
Marshall
Revol Rondes
Bora
John Shere
Alfred Winvender
Gacebiers
Alla
Shakensha
San Diego
Stanley Center Social Notes and Visits Highlight Weekend
Sunday gatherings at Stanley Center include Stanley Center residents STANLEY CENTER with Drs Fred Cotton and family. Numerous visits from Battle Creek and Homer residents appear, listing Fred Cotton family Ide Homer and Greta Babrock, Mrs Earnest Ham mer, Ray Talmage grandparents, Grape Babcock home for a few days, Wilas Johansa Haider with Frank Haider, Wes Chaimpton from Battle Creek, and Morse Morrie visits. A dance is planned at Stanley Saturday evening and Barry Christy spent weekend at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bike Thoreau Ware
Grace Rolf
Fred Cotton
Fred Schmidt
Battle Creek
Drr
Snd Wire
Ide Homer
Battle Craek
Earnest Hammer
Elzie Babrock
Gertrude
Greta
Ray Talmage
Mya. Hickland
Grape Babcock
Wilas Johansa Haider
Frank Haider
Wes
Werner Chaimpton
Jolin Roche
Miss Wilson
Homer
Morrie
Royce Funk
Baile Creek
Oren Parker Las
Detroit
Neize
Stanley
Tims
Barry Christy
Bert French
Local Mayor Garret Comments On Piles Of Suffering
The remarks from Hon John B Garrett Mayor of Girard Als describe ongoing suffering day and night and criticize attempts to cure meat or food storage as ineffective. The fragment indicates city leadership addressing public discomfort and safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Garrett
Girard
Als
Mrs Chauncey Ribler and others visit Adma Van Arman
Fragmentary notes show Mrs Chauncey Ribler and son visiting Mrs Ada Van Arman. Mrs Jane Ruddes moving in with daughter Mrs Niba White. Elizabeth Van Varhiar and Mrs Ida Wagner visiting. Morty Wagner of Cerdststa visiting her old mother. Mr Ouell and Lote Greeinger suffered burns when a buggy pole broke as they returned from Marshall Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Ribler
Mra
Adebert State
Alvin’ Owens
Marahall
Luther
Arian
Jane Ruddes
Niba White
Ite
Elizabeth van Varhiar
Ida Wagner
Adta van Arman
Wiss Morty ‘Wagner
Cerdststa
October WG Meeting and Local Social Notes
The North Canvis WG held its October meeting with Mrs Haggett. A shower for the bride Mrs Avis Waterbury followed. The next meeting will be with Mrs Widennis. William Bauer and family visited the Abbotts of Gast Abeyria. Miss Julia Barrett hosted a kitchen shower for Mrs Avia Jones. Mr and Mrs Huggett were guests at B M Temple’s. Margaret visited East Nelierne, and Mr and Mrs Willems with Grace and Morrie visited Olivet. Mina Barrett’s family hosted a Sunday gathering. Mr Everatta from Alaska reported corn counts at home. 4108 kernels counted. Mrs Collins of St Clair visited Charley Ruggatt of East Assyria for ten days. Dellavae and E A Mo were sent to Hattie Creek for instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WG. le
B. Haggett
B. Huggett
Margaret
B.M. Templeson
Mir
Aire
T. Waterbury
Mra. Jones
East Nelierne
Smd
WL. Willems
Grace and
Morrie
Gueater
Olivet
Noma Mina Satla
Barrett
Esinbrook School
Everatta
Alaska
Collins
Bt. Clair
Charley Ruggatt
Eset Assyria
Dellavae
E. A
Hattia Creek
Local Notes and Movements Around Eaton County
Cer Doty returned home from Wyoming last Thursday after an apparent death in the family. Mr and Mrs Maove of Eaton County moved to Campteth Place last Wednesday. Mrs Jatned plans to visit her brother in Battle Creek. Missed Shiriey Andras and others spent Sunday at Berry Walkinshaw's. Mr and Mrs Chag Webb of Marshall visited Dagit and Haver’s home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Walkin attended at J Watts Sunday evening. I A B club met with James King and wife on Saturday. Mrs Mary Waite visiting in Jackson and Chelses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy
Wyoming
Hia
Silas Dely
Maove
Eaton County
Battle Creek
Shiriey Andras
Kittle
Hattie Greek
and Airs
Romamnond
Gly
Mina Ruth Walkinshaw
Berry Walkinshaw
Dire
Chag, Webb
Marshall
Dagit, Haver
J. Watts
Janes King
Mary Waite
Jackson
Chelses
Marengo Guests and Visits Highlight Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. J.T. Henshaw visited their son Jerome in Marengo on Sunday. Mrs. J. Weitzel and family spent Sunday at Geo. Branehear's in Marengo. Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs hosted guests from Concord over the weekend. The Putnams returned home Monday after visiting Hastings relatives. Several attendees traveled to Albion Saturday for August Hadee's funeral. Families including Antler Warner and Weitzel attended the Hirsdale fair Thursday. Pardes and Welter zet accompanied by Arthur Welterzet went on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Henshaw
Jerome Henshaw
Marengo
J. Weitzel
Geo. Branehear's
Gibbs
Concord
Bsundey
J. H. Putnam
Hastings
Wm. Buskirk
J. ‘Tuchpenha
Porter District Notes on Visits and Barn Construction
Baldwin and wife of Battle Creek spent Thursday with Mrs. John Hudock. Miss Wellie Langridge visited C. O. Langridge on Mos day afternoon. George Calues is building a new barn. Mrs. Jessie Duddock spent Sunday with grandmother Mrs. James Ruddock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opus
Baldwin
Battle Creek
John Hudock
Wellie Langridge
C. O. Langrigge
George Calues
Jessie Duddock
James Ruddock
Fire destroys barn at Gwen Townsend farm
On Monday afternoon Mr Hilal owner of Gwen Townsend farm had his barn burn down with stock and machinery saved. The cause is unknown. The fire occurred after a period of activity around Albert Van Arman and Nellie Langridge with others in the area.
Local social notes from South Bedford region
Wednesday visits by Frank Orne to relatives in Charleston and by others to Avesta and Battle Creek mark a page of community life. Sunday calls included Mr and Mrs Joseph Lee in Lubbock and Mr and Mrs Thomas in Avesta, with multiple residents visiting Mrs Alice Chetobere in Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Orne
C. Horned
Charleston
Joseph’ Lee
Bower's
Thomas
Lubbock
Avesta
Chas. Blyon's
Wolbert
Ametia
Battle, Creek
Thuredey
Stra
Boyer Snent
Mre
Alice Chetobere
Chartexton
Mendamea J. Lite
Boyer
A. Chambers
al Osad
F. Aridiay
Mra
Jennto Simons
Warn the East Beginning of the End
Local notice summarizes Reverend Kit C Russell of Toroma Park Station Washington urging Seventh Day Adventists view of war and Ottoman/Turkish fate as sign of Christ's coming. Russell cites prophecies from Daniel and Revelation and forecasts a near end times event with combat and global upheaval. He plans to discuss the topic next Tuesday evening at the Rattle Creek Adventist church and asks for consideration of organizing study groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kit. C. Russell
Toroma Park Station
Washington
Italy
Turkey
Mgr. Russell
Kare
Europe
Polenge
Daniel
Tie
Russell
Constantingpie
Jerusalem
Michael
Aines
Micha
Runsel
Tie Ture
Bilder Valend
Rattle, Creek Adventist Church
Rusnell
Ruznell
Satirical profiles and art theft anecdotes in American Magazine
The piece reviews a satirical series Mr Worldly Wiseman in American Magazine and recounts anecdotes of art collectors and looted Italian masterpieces. It notes a portrait and sculpture hunt, a voyage from Florence, and mentions Harald Brownell's funeral held Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley
Harald Brownell
Rev. Hathaway
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad from Marshall
A veteran resident of Marshall Michigan reports in 1898 that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved backache and regulated kidney secretions after overwork. He praises the remedy as the best he has found and notes it was distributed by Fostes Muloprn Co and Seaman & Co Drug Store with agents nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentimall
Dean
Marshall
Link
Eagle St. Marshall
Mich
F. G. Seaman & Co
Moe
Siweys
Fostes-Muloprn Co
Butalo
Ark
Ecle
Dore
Sleep as Brain Poison Sparks Paris Debate
Scientific circles discuss experiments by M. Legendré and Pieron in Paris claiming sleep results from brain poison. They report injecting brain serum into a diseased dog to induce sleep and waking in good health, arguing sleep is caused by a natural poison produced by mental and physical activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Legendré
Pieron
Paris
Rome
Probate and estate actions in county records details
Probate court records cover many estates including Carl Bina Retherine H Gorton and David Shepard with various actions such as probate of wills, sale of real estate, administrator appointments, and claims deadlines. Juvenile court notes Thelma Adame Exederkck Adams as dependent and neglected. Rebecca Hyland and John M H Pisher estates list probate and final actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bina
Learing
Bush
Retherine
H. Gorton
Eatate
Pred
HL Lyman
Neensy
David Shepard
Deceasvas
Marin
Wright
Cinima
Henry Howard
Carlo Steinkrause
Desansoy
LT. C. Hapiron
Decers
Ea! Appeinient
Fred H. Lyman
Heange
Sarah ‘A. Bughart
Peter
Lackwood
Calein BR
Bilis
Daniel B. McFadden
Alden
Giesgow
Thelma Adame
Exederkck Adams
Rebecca Hyland
John MH. Pisher
Louise
Yost
Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Ages
A list of marriage licenses shows Willis G. Aiken age 24 of Battle Creek and Edith B. Wigs age 16 of Battle Creek, along with Ray Townend farmer of Matengo, Pearl Robinson 19 of Murehell, and Paul Hustard 28, Marshall. Holliz W. Lemphere valued Olivet at $6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis G. Aiken
Battle Creek
Edith B. Wigs
Battia Creek
Ray ‘Townend
Matengo
Pearl Robinson
Murehell
Paul Hustard
Marshall
Holliz W. Lemphere
Annual Christian Science Sec? ture Will Be Held Event
An overtime overtime ad notes a fall event at Empire Theater Street Friday evening October 23. Admission will be charged and everyone is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Ther Stro
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