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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1911

Page

15

Local News Roundup From Newton Area

Names and events from Newton and nearby towns including residents visiting, sermons at Oak Grove, and social calls. Rev Large of Tekonska preached in Oak Grove with communion. Mr and Mrs d. No Hadwin hosted Chas Bobn visit. Pictures taken by Mr Fox Burlington. Reunion at Trewer’s grave. Article lists several social visits, store notices, and ground items restored after rally.

Osed Shaw Hegelehaty G. Goodiich Charles Bobm Wilgott Barrington Large Tekonska Oak Grove Morrow D. No Hadwin Chas. Bobn Fox Burlington Newton Linus Wilson Clayton Dodge Gi. Goodrich Brenners Trewer Paul Puit Mia Waltz Lulu Union City Howe Luella Myrtle Schwark Lyon Inke L. Coller's Mra Elmer Wilson Leo Primer Osea Shaw Blanchard Minute Bonnett

District 12T 2 Philips Return From Michigan

District No 12 notes Philips returned from Shephard Michigan to visit his convalescent daughter Mrs Frank Moore who suffered typhoid fever with a nurse giving poison by mistake. Local visits include Geoge, Branders, Packard and Porters families. School opens September with Merle Valleas teacher. eighth graders returning. community notices of visits and entertainments.

Philips Shephard Mich Dean Frank Moore

Local Social Roundup and Visits Near Newton

Blanche and Mae Piandiera hosted visitors including Fred Wardt Priday and Gladya at Newton. Residents shared news of weekend stays, theater outings, garden and home projects, and community events at the Grange hall.

Carverville Social Roundup and Local Notes

Mrs Ida Van Arnigz hosted Mrs John K Smith of Marshall midweek with Mrs John Langridge improving. Local visitors included Mr and Mrs Sidney Heary Bandar guests of Mr and Mrs Shulra. Many neighbors, farm updates, and church gatherings noted with several Kinship visits and a ski instructor absent.

Dean's Ointment Reputed to Cure Skin Irritations

A fragment describes a salve named Dean's Ointment claimed to cure itchy skin conditions. Language is garbled but suggests a remedy product promising relief for skin ailments and related symptoms. Further readable details are unavailable in the text.

Visitation Notes From East Eckford Area

East Eckford bears a visit to her aunt with multiple relatives visiting in the region. The report lists numerous attendees from Marshall Three Rivers Albion and Battle Creek visiting family and friends across several days during a prolonged stay.

Austin District Sees Open Sept 4 with New Teacher

In the Austin district No. 4 a busy week with visits among Walkinshaws and relatives across Battle Creek and Nashville ends as the district prepares to open Monday September 4. King Hart will teach and families like Hart, Huggett, Walkinshaw, Brown, and Vogt visit relatives nearby.

J. B. Walkinshaw Nnahville Fern White H. Walkinshaws George Vogt David Bauer Percy Poo Edith Hammond B. Greenman Raturday Harry Walkinshaw Paul Eckford Ethel Brown Mary Sluggett Austin King Hart Pearl Hart At the Creek Francis George C. Moore Henry’ Walkinshaw

Sunday Visits and Local Family News in North Marengo

Sun day visitors C Bally s home include Sir and Mrs Wo King and Mr and Mrs Chas Custiman. Miss Clarice Page spent a week in Jackson returning home on Saturday. Several locals, including Miss Geidle King, Miss Ive Willoughby, and Mrs Glenn Greenfield with sons Lawrence and Harald, were noted in recent calls and dinners. Frank Long reports a large tomato crop this year. Harriet Fountain celebrated a birthday in Marshall with relatives.

Wo King C. Bally's Clarice Page Jackson Geidle King Oliver Ive Willoughby Abbion Frank Long Glenn Greenfield Lawrence Nashville Wred Greenfield Harald St Hoetlevue Fred Felter Chas. Custiman Chas Mea- Benger Claude Sebastian Claresce Airs Geiger Greenman Scott Fon Frederick Laule Felter Claude Yao Arman Hattie, Wagner Jane Rhodes Chas, Cushman Harriet Fountain Blarshall Dally Martha Wagner Hattie Wagner

East Convis Notes and Social Calls Sporadic

Mrs E W Scott spent Sunday in Olives with her parents Mr and Mrs Haddes Walter Scott H Schriber and E W Beck spent Sunday in Battle with Misses Bagel and Tie Waxner and their brother George Cousin Vivaldi Freer spent last week with relatives Elle Cunningham of Belle vue visiting sister Mrs P Hamilton is quite sick with muscular rheumatism backache and acne symptoms.

E. W. Scott Olives Haddes Walter Scott H. Schriber E. W Beck Battle Creek Bagel Tie Waxner George Vivaldi Freer Elle Cunningham Bellevue

Grange Meeting Set for Thursday Evening September 7

A local grange calls all members to attend the Thursday evening meeting on September 7. Bring Bibles and thimbles as part of the program. members are urged to be present for the session.

Atte Pune

Sonoma News Roundup of Local Visits and Injuries

In Sonoma area notes Mrs sadly inserts her title daughter Catherine in North ern Michigan. Miss Matin Jaton stays with Mrs. Wil. Mr and Mrs Otis Kingsworth and son traveled from Albion to meet old friends at a progressive supper in Sonoma. Maurice Carney and family from Battle Creek visited friends in Sonoma last week. Mrs Seymour Burch entertained Coldwater friends. Mrs Eva Ashdon Nyman returns to North Yakima Boon after prolonged visit near Sonoma. Mrs Luda Wood to teach in Paradiee method. Georgy Rolle home from Kalamazoo visit. Derr Leavis back from entertainment tent. Young Reuben Norton has a broken collar bone from a fall. Mrs Pilgrim and Mrs Alden Zutphen visited Mrs Rey Sessions last week. Edison eekley able to be in again.

Mra Catherine Michigan Matin Jaton Wil Miner Otis Kingsworth Albion Sonoma Maurice Carney Battle Creek Seymour “Burch Coldwater Eva Ashdon Nyman North Yakima Boon Luda Wood Georgy Rolle Kalamazoo Derr Leavis Reuben Norton

Social Roundup in Davis District Residents and Guests

Mr and Mrs F Tilever spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs P Marks near Partells. Mr and Mrs J Soller and family of Wright district visited Geo Krenerick family. Lena Wiselogel of Athion visited with Mrs Orah Krenerick. Mrs M Kerwin of Devereaue visited the Misses McAuliffe. Lena Riener of Iacknor stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Riever. Dan McAuliffe of Chicago spent days with John and Misses McAuliffe Jr. and Mrs Bert Van Olexen of Partella visited the Deweys Sunday. Ivan Hopkins visited friends in Brookfield Sunday. Floyd Krevershak spent Sunday at home.

Fred Riever Dan McAuliffe Chicago John Misses McAuliffe, Jr Bert van Olexen Partella Ford Dewey Ivan Hopkins Brookfield Mary John McAntire John Haum Fred

Stanley Center Social and Family Notices in Climax Area

Miss Gie Christy plans travel this week with Mr and Mrs W D Minor of Climax. The Parker family and others spent Sunday in Kalamazoo Airg. Verner Crampton of Battle Creek visited her parents. A dance is planned for September 5 at Stanley. Neleen Toland of Battle Creek visited his son Carlton Toland. The home grange at Stanley 15 is repainting their hall. Louie Winter, Glenn Eyre,Geo Burland and Harry Christy in Detroit for a day trip. Leo Shultz and sons Donald and Milford visited with their father Peter Shultz. Mrs Will Christy is ill with neuralgia. Miss Bernice Christy visited her cousin Ollie Christy. Peter Shultz is building a new barn and sheep shed.

Gie Christy W. D. Minor Climax Stanley 15 Louie Winter Glenn Eyre Geo, Burland Harry Christy Detroit Leo Shultz Donald Milford Peter Shultz Will Christy Bernite Christy Ollie Christy

Local Social Notes From Marshall Area

Mr and Mrs Ernest Mather and son Leslis visited Herman Hil dabraut on Sunday. Harry Lorg and wife spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Edowa. Elmer Cushman from near Olives called at Ernest Mather's Thursday. Mr and Mrs Luther Van Arman visited daughter Mrs Ann Wagter near Coresco. Miss Myrtle Van Arman returned home from Battle Creek after a few days with Aunt Mrs Alfred Youngs. A business trip to Marshall was made by Mrs Ed Doleney from south of Marshall. Lee played ball with Fowler Corpere Gandey at Ballerge with a 4 to 0 score.

Ernest Mather Leslis Herman Hildabraut Harry Lorg Edowa Elmer Cushman Olives Luther van Arman Ann Wagter Coresco Myrtle van Arman Battle Creek Alfred Youngs Dob van Arman Marshall Ed Doleney Jessie Hildebrandt Lee Fowler Corpere Gandey Ballerge

North Albion residents enjoy weekend excursion report

Curtis and others returned from an eastern trip on Saturday among locals. Attar Raymond spent the day and Raymnond’s party visited the vicinity of Ligon Lake with Oscar Johnson present. Mrs Homer Saeterly improves and is out of doors. Charles Samson and Newton Curtis with Roy Poole joined the outing to Lansing on Thursday.

Lord’ Curtis Arthox Myrot Feldrad Dna al Tha Haymond Ligon Lake Oscar Johnson Marshall Homer Saeterly Charles Samson Newton Curtis Roy Poole Lansing

Bedford News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Fishing

Bernice Boyer spends the week with uncle Fred Thomas at Marengo. Mr and Mrs Harry Manzer of Battle Creek visit with Henry Simons. Will Knestrick of Augusta visits EH Boyer. John Buck of Kilamazoo visits Charles Simon. Mrs Fred Latta and children plan Toledo trip with J Vanhorn. The Cleningers and kin stay a Bedford Center week. Francis Boyer catches a three foot two inch pickerel at Harts Lake weighing twelve pounds two ounces. Mrs Mary Whitford of Augusta visits J Lee. Brightman returns from New York.

Bernice Boyer Fred Thomas Marengo Harry Manzer Battle Creek Henry Simons Will Knestrick Augusta EH. E Boyer S. John Buck Kilamazoo Chas. Simon's Fred Latta Toledo J. Vanhorn C. A. Cleninger Oun Bedford Center Francis Boyer Harts Lake Mary Whitford J. Lee M. ‘Brightman New York

Sunday Visits and Social Gatherings Reported

Sunday interactions include Dan Wilierick at Thomas Kaiser s house and Kenneth Casey family with Emeline Briggs. Henry Epston with Jake Shearer and Gunnington kin. the Misses Sadie Lois and Harriet Stiples hosted tea with young ladies. Rey Large called on Mrs Van Voorhees. Rev Moore preached at Albion church amid Rev Large s absence.

Dan Wilierick Thomas Kaiser Kenneth Casey Emeline Briggs Henry Epston Jake Shearer Gunnington Missen Sadie Lois and Harriet’ Stiples Ladiea Miudle Frad Lee Henrnsy Brog Charles van Voorhees Moore Albion Large

North Marshall Social Notes Tie Community Visits

Fred Yan Arman and family and others spent Friday at Gull Lake Mrs F Van Arman visited Mary shail and Nellie Langridge called on Mrs H C Blood of Marshall Friday Maude Parker Grace Brownell and baby spent Friday with sister Mrs Geo Clute Rev Fadtuake spent Thursday night at Fired Van Arman Chas Burlagsme and family spent Sunday at W H Ward's Geo Sraith and children of Three Rivers visiting L W Knights will return home Saturday E L Lambier and daughter Martha attended the funeral of Mrs Wm Lambier of Toledo

Albert Hughshaw Lucy Coxswett Estella Howard Miller Stanley Post Theater D. Spagner Apent Battle Creek Fred Alwardt Frank Lambky Gull Lake Qrnt Savers Pearl H.W. Flanders TE. W. Philips Amery Philips Battie Creeley Menry Spooner Corasee Albert Smith Albert Dra Wagleshaw Mary Rommel Dave Mary Albert Scuray Ray Talmadge Tarvey Spooner Fred Yan Arman F.van Arman John van Arman Mary Shail Nellie Langridge H.C. Blood of Marshall Maude Parker Grace Brownell Baby Geo. Clute Rev Fadtuake

District Dr. Rymop Sr. King returns to New York home

Loskwood and Battle Creek figures gather in Beadle Lake outings. M Courtright and family, Lr Courtright and family, PF M King and wife enjoyed a day at Beadle Lake this week. Rapsam Markham and wife, A A Peck and family, J Paul and Jsm Lip picnicked there Wednesday. J Renato left the Smitzer farm to work for 8B Buckmer north of Battle Creek.

Dr. Rymop Sr. King New York M. Courtright Lr Courtright Battle Creek M. King Beadle Lake Rapsam Markham A. A Peck J. Paul Jsmlip J. Renato Smitzer Buckmer Battie Creek

Local Visits and Social Preparations Across Town

Toni Raymond Leroy of Battle Creek visits G. W. Davis. Chas Daley and WH Bulmell couples visit A. M. Wheeler near Upton City. Mrs. Frank Putman undergoes operation in Battle Creek with friends hoping for recovery. E. J. Puttle and family visit G. Tuttle, and H. Glauchnnow breaks ground for a new house in Heat Leroy.

Toni Raymond Battle Creek G. W. Davis Chas. Daley WH. D. Bulmell A. M. Wheeler Upton City Frank Putman E. J. Puttle G. Tuttle H. Glauchnnow Leroy

Hammond residents speak Saturday in Jackson event

Mrs FB M King and Miles Norma Robins of Hammond ande spank Saturday in Jackson. M Copright and Miss Dorothy Conright visiting Coldwater. Mr. and Mrs. Po M King were

M. King Miles Norma Robins Hammond Ande Jackson M. Copright Miss Dorothy Conright Coldwater Po M. King

Deadly Third Rail Tragedy Kills Six Year Old Boy

Walter Cooper aged six, son of Mr and Mrs Alexander Cooper of Tattle Creek, dies after falling on an interurban third rail near the Toasted Corn Flakes factory. He is struck by over 00 volts, while three companions Ruth Campbell and Russell and Murdock Campbell watch in disbelief. The accident occurs as they walk home after fishing, the boy’s clothing catches fire, and bystanders and a streetcar crew attempt aid before the body is removed to Marshall.

Walter Cooper Alexander Cooper Tattle Creek Nergsa Ruth Campbell Russell Murdock Campbell Battle Creek Ward Bidwell Interure Campbell Stites Street Corr Postumville M. OU. Te Cooper Biss Campbell Hiz Ageletanece Companique Spf Marshall

Doan's Kidney Pills Touted By Marshall Resident

A historical advertisement notes kidney trouble symptoms and urges Doan's Kidney Pills as the best remedy. Marshall resident Marshall Ave., Marshall, Mich., reports relief from backache and disordered kidneys after using the product. Sold by all dealers for 66 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY, sole US agents. Remember the name Bean's.

Brichi Doan Marshall Marshall Ave Marshall, Mich F. G. Seaman & Co Foster-Milbure Co Bufalo New York United States Bean’s

Big Occasion for School Folks at Marshall High

An association of teachers and school officers and patrons will hold a meeting at Marshall High on Friday September 1. The program includes enrollment, lessons on recent school legislation sanitation truancy and teachers’ rights with speakers F D Miller Clara McDermid and D B Waldo. Distribution of supplies to rural teachers for the year. All teachers and patrons invited to begin the school year right. Jobiah Phelps Supt 4 H Washburn F D Miller Executive Committee.

Marshall F. D. Mil Eee Weavher Clara McDermid Pointa Grange D. B. Waldo Western Normal Waldo Falk Billet Moosic Jobiah Phelps Assortation H. Washburn F. D. Miller

Allen's Foot Ease Promotes Comfort for Aching Feet

An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder for hot swollen feet. It claims relief from pain and bunions, noting it soothes sweating feet and eliminates the "sling" of discomfort. Sample free with address in Le Roy New York.

le Roy Bradabaw

Sample Caption Request From Reader Notice

A reader asks for guidance to craft a simple caption about a 30 second audition. The note seeks concise wording and a period style tone for a brief newspaper item.

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