Local social notes and incidents across the county
Reports from Priday and surrounding towns cover a county meeting at Mrs. Ylonry Hordley s home with music and readings, visits by Mrs. Florenive Woolley and Joost Van Wormer, election of officers at the Panayehrb society, and various personal notices. Also noted are illnesses, travels, a farm shipment of barrels, a village school bid, and a burglary at Stark s drug store with theft of cash and a gold watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Joost van Wormer
Canvord
Panayehrb
George Porro
Cnming
Vicilio Churety
Sier Presde Walter
Fittinally Ancrotary
Mary Ts
Atbartson
Joba
Clarenadog
Wooa. Warner
Henry Bradley
Clarendon
Kekford
Bros
Lettie Randall
Sug Sow
Nowland
June Smith
Howe
Heaviamil
Crandall
Ong Wantigud
Shakespeare Club Forms in Village Reading
Lewis shows his characteristic absentmindedness while Perry Eyre fears serious illness is near. Tekonahs reports A. Adama from Cook's Prairie visited A. H. Randall in Marshall. Randall also traveled there. Young ladies form a Shakespeare club with first meeting at Alice Hell's rooms. H. W. Randall has been ill. Mrs. Cartler of Owosso visits Rice Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Wo Nellthorpe
Mink Adi Patch
Petoskey
Willis Hall
Chas. Brown
Benton Marbor
Lee Zimmerman
Sherwood
S.C. Coles
Barton
County Supervisors
Marshall
Culver
Tekonsha
R. Strong
Hazurday
Baston Hotel
Boy Murray
Tekonaha
Lewis
Perry Eyre
Asery
Ineas
Tekonahs
A. Adama
Cook's Prairie
A. H. Randall
A. G. Randall
Alice Hell
H.W. Randall
Obituary and church event notice from Fredonia archive
An obituary fragment notes a death at Battly Creek dated Sept 6 1804. An Evangelical church program is announced for Tuesday in Fredonia. A letter from a patient in Hastings Mich. praises Mixers C and S B 8 for a neck goiter treatment and blood medicine with near full cure reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
Evangelical Church
Battly Creek
Dre
Hastings
Mich
L. Scuurr
E. Main St
Railroad syndicate talk claims control of line
The Toledo commercial urges that the Brice-Wourn Syndicate plans to buy the Cincinnati Juckant Mackinaw railroad, with Moore and Lake Erie Western linked to the deal. Dispatches note uncertainty about future ownership and strategy at major railroad centers, including Cincinnati. Local council agendas record sewer and sidewalk work, plus public notices on welfare and prison lodging plans, with bills allowed and small city maintenance actions through October 4, 1884.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Cincinnati
Mackinaw
Brice- Mont
Moore Et al
Chein
Crops in Michigan Yield Estimates and Market Data
Michigan farmers expect near 28 bushels per acre for oats and 28.5 for corn with potatoes at 44 percent of average and winter apples at three fourths of typical, while wheat harvested acres and market totals show declines. a murder examination in Allegan draws public interest as details emerge. local notes report cabbage tastings and a Detroit Democratic convention slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrashers
Old Iron Rail Finds Hidden Near Monroe River Mouth
In Monroe Michigan Captain Whitney reports discovery of a trunk of primitive railroad iron from a wrecked barge that grounded fifty three years ago during dense fog. The 14 by 24 inch, 14 inch thick iron lies buried under sand and weighs about five tons recovered by workers using wet gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratha
Mon Rue
Mich
Whitney
Orsb
West
Monroe
Little
Beaten Off By Women During Eviction Efforts at Gladstone
In Gladstone, Michigan, during eviction actions by the Glade stoune improvement company, armed resistance by about twenty women battered a deputy and watchman, drove them from the property, and police later quelled further attempts to serve writs. Two men were injured, and threats of further hostilities arose. Meanwhile, the Alya Bradley sank near North Manitou with seven crew and a steamer assisting. a wealthy farmer, C. A. Waterman, was found murdered in Springport after withdrawing $60 from a bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Mich
Giapsros
Gladestoune Improvement Company
Oan Seft
Hey
Wade
Peavener
Asva Bradley
Traverse City
Alya Bradley
Cleveland
Springport
C. A. Waterman
Waterman
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Eckford
Convis
Johlia Salman
Comuna
John Pasty
James Lane
Claveland
Ohio
William Gams
Chayton Cox
Monticello
Thomas Lane
Mr. Lane
Ceresca
Nora Cole
McFadden
Battle Creek
Pierce Cavenaugh
Congregational Church
Wil Neving
Mire G. Henning
Crosby and Polen
Pony
Mr. Harbridge
Homer Ooh
James Grauque
Elitaira
Daya
Betsey Davis
Bertha Sharp
Thoreday
Jackson
Hillsdale
Branch
Oak Onn
Marengo
Cory
Lewis Keck
HSHE
Chicago
Der
Royal Baking Powder CO
Wall GT
New York
Rice Creek
Mra. C
North Marshall
Frank Traverse
Calhoun County
Bern Ji Bie
Brintol
Ontario County
Isak
Bie
Newton Township
Mia Florenie S. Lewis
Francisco
Nooe
Nevenson
Hall
Bfd
Cheney & Co
Poledu
Kouwa FJ
Cheney
Trra
West & Truax
Whooesale
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
O. Hall
W. T. Drake
Carter
W T. Drake
Hoelrzen
Gardanigr
C.J
MR. RA
Brice-Wourn Syndicate
Cradbury
Hall Tight. Co
J. R. Cum&Co
F. Gaus
Teame
Lepper
Esate
J. W. Bush
JW. Baeh
Fenton
Ruddock
Chak. Rosencrantz
Dhet Ich
Bt Fitba
Haskell
Geo
Parrett
Cie
Undenach
H.W Mumaw
R. Luck Ton
Nick
Reniwobbe
W.T. Drake
Henry A. Mott
Ur Mott
Indian Department
Henry A. Morr
Michigan
A. W. Lidiow
Allegas
Hurd
O. WL Ludlow
Evans
Ludlow
Golden Hotel
Ely
Inter Ocean
Benton Harbor
Three Guke
Bartnett Produce Company
Thie City
Detroit
Get
Thomas W. Fitnsingtons
Tegislature
Willian B. Jackson
James A. Kier
Bof. Keaseh
Henry ©. Barter
Jeremiah Sullivan
Alex Tannenhake
James McGinn
John A.eyaiers
Rolf Boffman
Henry Hartner
Grand Rarids
Elan
Knights of Maccabees
Joseph Boughton
Banda
Escanasa
Thomas W. Palmer
Thomas W Palmer
Larchmont
Frank Summer
Kalaskawna
Met
Jacksee
Dade
Ay Borg
Michael Pert
Yoy Mountain
Mattson
Eoccerer
Tapis
Saint Ste Marie
Becky Thoof
Dehara
Marion Saunders
Ludington
Defliur
Charles Chauvin
Decatur
Onionville
Pew Tron
Joons Bonnie
Cass County
Gladstone Puun
Plorence Campbell
Grand Marais
Hood
Sarsaparilly
East LeRoy
Sarasparilla
Cordelia
Wheeler
Burt & Mondy’s
Menon Tea
Golden
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