Local items from Marshall area noted
Circuit court adjourns without date. The Mershall Store Co to close. Drayman Kile McKlony dies. Market charter vote set for November 26. Nora Strink to James Red eld engagement announced. Since license law seven years, 3 21 licenses issued in Calhoun county. Beckwiths claim nobbieat girl. she arrived Tuesday. Blanket charter rejected by 203 majority. 285 votes cast. Schuyler-Butler block gets new paint. RB Ballerita installs plate glass. Knights of Pythias to open new hall next Wednesday. Winter event planned for par village fair. John Porter dies near Battle Creek. buried Marengo cemetery. about 90. Nine hides stolen from Wildt & Co. in Homer. rewards offered. Fisher and Gabolin fined for liquor law violation. others jailed for horse theft. Hurd may tear down or operate big white mill. dispute with mill. Miss Mary Hosley of Marshall sings at First Presbyterian and Central M. Koehureh. praised. Marshall high school football elects Gurheers: President Mary Ulukey, Sec/Treas Harry Cronin, Captain Merrill M. Hunting. Boyce’s weekly publications and health issues noted. Hedpath company concert opens lecture season. Miss Powell’s violin praised. Mrs. Whose harp admired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Currengy
Mershall Store Co
Bs Mness
Kile McKlony
Drayman
Coldwater
Imarket
Nora Strink
James Redeld
Chicago
Calhoun County
James Beckwith
Schuyler-Butler
Baller Ia
Knights of Pythias
John Porter
Maran- 29
Big Home
Battle Creek
Marengo
Wildt & Co
Homer
Jobo
Fisher
John Gabolin
Albion
Ilquor Jawa
Vinher
Win
Martin
Olivet
John McDonald
Stephen Langridge
Justice Merrill
BM. C. RR. R. Co
John Hurd
Hurd
Mary Hosley
Marshall
Firet Presbyterieu
W. K. Boyce
Boyce
Ja New
Mra. 1
Burlington
Socnd
Court House
Smith Hay
Hulett
County Building Committee
Goddersa
Michigan
Buffalo
Detroit
Michigan Central Road
Canadian
Goveland
Toledo
Freeling Avery
Frank L. McWethy
Nellie M. Avery
A. G. Cameron
Ceresca
Galen Avery
McWethy
Lowe
State Streat
Marriage Loyalties and Local Court Proceedings
Marriage notices for Gav L Allen and Emma Hazzard in Battle Creek area. Also listed are several other unions and notices from the region. A court motion by Hulbert and Mechem seeks discharge of Orrin J. Frey in a money extortion case. Judge Smith denies, mandamus sought. Multiple local items follow: burglaries near Homer, a smallpox funding note, railroad expansion near Jackson Addison route, fair expenses, districting debates, and social events including a wedding in Marshall and lectures in the area. The column mixes legal actions, local crime, civic matters, and community announcements with period tone and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lleeways
Gav L Allen
Emma Hazzard
Battle Crack
John J. Huggett
Convis
Nora P. Sharpsteen
Pennfelgs
George A. Eltiiear
Burlington
Hatiia M. Owetla
Athens
James McNall
Mra. N. Gathering Beaben
LeRoy
Frank Saymour
Cathleen Conway
Marshall
Nelaoh Wing
Homer
Julia Grover
Coldwater
Tahéeireult
Hulbert & Mechem
Orrin J. Prey
Smith
Antireme
Frey
Sha Tronwood
Saya
Eggleston
Nelson’s
Will Knickerbocker
Sare
Walkinshaw
Koickerbocker
Calhoun County
Battle Creek
Board of Supervisors
Bedford
Providence
Jacob
Baker
California
Buchanan
Detroit News
Jacob Baker
A. A. Worthington
Ionn & Sons
LaPorte
Ind
Agathat Baker
Aloged
Constable -Wanger
Gao. Seymouri
Mulberry Street
Frank Seymour
Seymour
Manatonstraat
E. F. Tierney
Brigade
Ata
K. P
Lansing
Maj. Gan. Carnaban
Indianapolis
the Pythian Fraternity
Jenek
Glana
Vogel
Jackson
Addison
Claiiy
A. A. Winn
Jenanes
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Agricultural Society
Ita
Cumimings
S Meena
County Supervisors Open October Session
The October session opened with J. M. Failing elected temporary chairman and B. E. Simmons chosen permanent chair. Committees were named, including Equalization and Roads, with detailed members. Jail inspectors reported 171 prisoners held in six months. six were females. The board approved Athens village incorporation to Dec 2, and a working-prisoner plan was referred for sheriff action to put able-bodied inmates to labor under strict oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camimill
Board of Anparvisors
Contic Honaa
J. M. Failing
Tekonsha
B. E. Simmons
Thia City
Simmons
Mesara
Shipp
Freeman
Leonard
Failing
Hareington
Stone
Bentley
Spring
Peet
Ctalma
Messra
Flint
Nichols
Wartman
Barton
Myting
O'Hara
Daskam
Meesta
Austin
Williams
Dibble
Treaanier
Menara
Cooke
Jager
Reade
McClay
Schwark
Ensign
Hulett
Haven
McNary
Lovell
Firk
Mensra
Thompson
Greenman
Fisk
Ferguson
Henry
Briggs
Messre
Willams
Harrington
Cook
McCoy
Register of Deede
Reguilar
Athena Fore
Boards of Supervisors
Athens
Mears
Flak
Athans
Homer Love
Messrs
Heary
State Board of Corrections and Charities
Burrows Sees McKinley as Next Republican Nominee
Senator J. C. Burrows spoke in town predicting William McKinley will be the Republican presidential nominee at the national convention, on the first ballot. He called McKinley the idol of Republicans nationwide and commented on the Cuban war, praising Secretary Olney and expressing view that struggling Cubans deserve belligerent recognition by the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Burrows
McKinley
Snd
Olney
United States
Royal Cycle Works Teeters Toward Stock Company Sale
The Royal Cycle works may come under stock company control soon with a capital around fifty thousand dollars. Names mentioned include Gorham I F Page Dr Smiley and Worry Chapman. The factory, boosted by overtime and expanded machinery, has seen rising demand and profits in the past seasons, and its future looks promising yet uncertain under new ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Cycle
Pnan
Assuma
Royal Cycle Works
Thie City
First National Bank
Gorham
I. F. Page
Dr. Smiley
Worry Chapman
Royal Bicycle
Notable Residents and Visitors Reach Out Across Town
Gov Parrott visits Droy New York while Mayor Dickey attends Lexington races in Kentucky. Morgan Alexander pursues business studies in Darratt Mississippi. Ruth Sollings visits Batavia New York sister Mrs Benedict. Mr and Mrs Swat of Plainwell visit Rev Swan. Dan Drake and wife attend Seymour Conway capitals in town Tuesday. J W Cook, San Jose native and Republican, visits Statedman and departs for home in California. Lysander Cole, LeRoy pioneer, staying with Major Kelsey. recalls Kalamazoo West LeRoy hunt expedition and letters about autumn trip. He declines invitation due to eyesight and nerves but receives warm welcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soereunsia
Parrott
Droy, Ny Y
Dickey
Lexington
Morgan Alexander
Business College
Darratt
Ruth Sollings
Batavia
N.Y
N. Benedict
Swat
Plainweill
Rev
Swan
Dan Drake
Battle Creek
Seymour-Conway
J. W. Cook
Cook Ty Vity Safessor
San Jose
Calif
Marshall
Cook
Ome
Lysander Cole
N. J. Kelsey
C. Be, Foote
Kalamazoo
Mr. Cole
Pattengill Endorsed by County Teachers Association
County Teachers Association met in Homeron on Saturday and passed resolutions praising Pattengill for his work as state superintendent of public instruction. They urged passage of laws to establish a township unit system, supported his leadership, thanked the school board and others, and urged life preservers for school commissioners during trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patteng
Pattengill
County ‘Teachers Association
Homeron
Calhoun County Teachers’ Association
Soltehgil
Raisa
Lawa
Pattengil
Atepolved
Adams
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M.S
O'Keefe & CO
Fandell Bros
the Statesman
W. C
T. UL
KE. Winsor
Universalist Church
Ladies of the Christian Church
Herborp
Methodist Church
Isaish Wilson
Wasahri Kobayashi
Tokio
Japan
China
G. F. Hunting
Presbyterian Schoros
Y. P
C. B
Genal Admiraion
F. D. Miller
J. H. Atwood
U. S. Clothing House
ING
Southworth
Prop
E. Allen
Salesiiian
Crem
Mich
Particutlara
Cotalagme
Sintra
Bourke
State and
Eagle Streets
Marshall, Mich
Eerchange
New York
Chris Detroit
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