Local Social Visits From Battle Creek Area Highlights
Porter Bist and W. 5. McMullen with wives visited their mother Mrs. James Ruddock from Thursday to Sunday. Charles Lane and wife were Sunday guests at Mrs. H. C. Potter's home. W. W. Pendill spent Tuesday in Battle Creek visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William White. Fred Hamilton and family spent Sunday at Mrs. James Weavers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 5. McMullen
Battle Creek
James Ruddock
Charles Lane
H. C. Potter
W. W. Pendill
William White
Fred Hamilton
Jemes Weavers
Austin District 4 Students and Residents News
Ruth Walkinatian left Monday for Oliver to attend college next year. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rendall spent Sunday in Marshall visiting Mrs. Rendall’s sisters, the Misses Walkinshaw. Mrs. Marion Downing went Friday to Augusta to visit her sister Erma Wagner before returning to Romulus. Several from this place attended a social at Jay Carver’s Friday evening. Mrs. Kata Vogt went Tuesday to Marshell to visit her sister Mrs. Chas. Webb. The Austin school closed Tuesday and Wednesday for the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Walkinatian
Oliver
Fred Rendall
Marshall
Red Card at The Statesman Booth Sparks Potential Value
A note invites visitors to the Floral Hall booth of The Statesman to obtain a red card that may hold monetary value, suggesting a possible payout or incentive for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesman Booth
Floral Hall
Flore
Local Notes From Pennfield And Battle Creek Area
Rev Jay E Mann preached his first sermon at West Pennfield M E P Church. Circ. judge Milburn to Pennfield for another year. Wilson Trant guests included Mrs Fred Traut and Son Detroit Mrs Carl Traut and daughter Battle Creek and Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson and daughter Leroy. Leonard of Battle Creek platted Riverside Gardens near Virden and Battle Creek but faced a barbed wire fence. He secured right of way across A C Connis to Battle Creek and Assyria road to build a 200 foot bridge over Battle Creek. A W Cronk highway commissioner missed a mile of state reward road on the Bellevue to Battle Creek line and will resume work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay’ E. Mann
West Pennfield
M. BP
Battle Creek
Riverside
Pennfield Township
City of
Verona
Board of Public Works
A. Coniis
Assyria
A. W. Cronk
Commissioner of
Bellevue
Silos Rise in Township as ERS Day Observed
In this vicinity seven new silos were built this year in the township, two cement and five wooden. Miss Prances Puffer of Detroit visits her parents, Rev Jay E Mann and family hosted by H Puffer. A. H. Gustin’s silo cutter damaged but caused no injuries. a 24 pound piece was found days after the accident near the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenman Corners
Prances Puffer
Detroit
B. H. Puffer
Jay
E Mann
Wan
Local Residents Spend Sundays in Nearby Towns
Lyon Lake at Edd Upston spent Sunday home. Mr and Mrs John Willerick spent Sunday in Battle Creek. Mr and Mrs Vern Cook and Will Alexander of Battle Creek. Mr and Mrs Fired Markle, Mr and Mrs Alvah Good spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Cook. Miss Jessie Fox spending a few days in Battle Creek. Mrs Edd Delaney and children spending a few days in Lee. George Annis returned home improved after Ann Arbor treatment. Steve Briggs sold his Te Konsha farm to Christian Willerick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edd Upston
John Willerick
Battle Creek
Vern Cook
Will Alexander
Markle
Alvah Good
Charles Cook
Jessie Fox
Edd Delaney
Lee
Roy Gribbens
Henry Upston
George Annis
Ann Arbor
Steve Briggs
Te Konsha
Christian Willerick
FARM FOR SALE 105 acres between Galesburg and Augusta
Real estate listing from the Statesman notes 105 acres with 63 plowable and 38 timbered, pasture land, good buildings including a 3 room house and a 36 by 60 basement barn. Features fences and multiple sheds. Price listed at 7000 with contact Omer B. R. Townsend, Galesburg Avon, Box 9. Also classifieds announce a teen bindery job, fair stand inquiry, and several horse and carriage sales with prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. U. R. Carine
Galesburs
Augusta
Premizeg
Omer
BR Townsend
Galesburg
Avon
R. Fld
Market Prices From Toledo Chicago Detroit And Buffalo
Toledo grain reports show wheat at 34 3 4 cents a bushel and corn at 69 to 69 1 2 cents. buffalo livestock notes list cattle receipts and price ranges, hogs and sheep activity, while Detroit and Chicago grain and livestock figures appear with similar ranges. A long obituary recounts the life of James Pease of Eckford, Michigan, noting birth in Verona New York and subsequent farming career before death on Sept 15 1511.
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Buffalo
George Harman Pease
John W.andekecen Véase
Verona
Oneida County
New York
Michigan
Eckford
Harvey Dunn
William
Ida Jane Hicks
van Buren County
Pease
Nallie G
G. Franklin Pease
Sarah J. McCulley
Jonesville
Bmich
Mira
Joan Ll. Pease
Cadillac, Mich
Wiliam
Roves About The Fair And Speculation On Races
Report from the fair notes speculation around the race track. Observers Mr Sullivan of South Bend and Warren Lewis of Ypsilanti study the bettors. The piece cautions only knowledgeable horse fanciers should buy pools and warns against amateurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sullivan
South Bend
Warren Lewis
Ypsilantl
Tugré
Destrea Ito
Probate notice in Calhoun County Michigan
State of Michigan Probate Court Calhoun County waives notice for the estate of Joan Snider deceased. Walter Snide named administrator candidate. court sets hearing for October 14 1913 at 10 am at the Marshall Probate Office. Public notice to be printed three consecutive weeks in the Marshall States-Mio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Calboan
Marshall
Beptener A. D. Wd
B. Porter
Joan 2. Snider
Welter B. Snide
Walter
Herrin
Marshall States
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets advertise digestion aid
An advertisement promises easy digestion for any meals using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It claims the tablets provide active digestive essences that work without the stomach, offers a free trial package by mail, and directs to ask a druggist or send for the sample to F. A. Brond Co. in Marshall, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
F. A. Brond Co
Stuart Bidz
Marshall, Mich
Community News Roundup from Fredonia Tekonsha
Local notices report visits among residents including Ernest Lux and Lucy Mitchell. Community members travel to Litchfield and Union City while Maude Green returns home. Mentions of local workers Henry Yost and Fred Richfelder with names of visitors and Ladies' Aid officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Lux
Wm. Jones’ Sunder
Lucy Mitchell
Afrs
Mary Aldrich
Litchfield
Maude Green
Mesdames Bealer
Burkhart and
Smith
G. Fongel
Henry Yost
SteHa Brenner
Union City
Will Miller
Paulion
Bre
Herron
Mir
Jerome Richfield
Eckford
Fred Richflela
Leo Long
Tals Ficinity
Steven Briggs
Chris Willerick
Iitue
Fred Richfela
Wayne
Ladies’ Aid Society
Waa Wall
Stallows
Airs
Chas. Tost
Laura Lutz
Etta Hoyt
Etta Herran
Michigan United Railways Train Schedule Revised 1841
Effective May 27, 1841 Michigan United Railways lists limited east and west routes from Jackson to Detroit and Albion and Battle Creek connections. Local east and west trains, various morning and evening times, with all trains connecting at Jackson for Lanstng St Johns Owasso. Sunday service inconsistencies noted.
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Jackson
Detroit
A. M
Albion
Trans West
Ami
B. M
Battle Creek
Lanstng
St Johns
Owasso
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Austin District No
Pennfield
OLD National Bank
Lenawee County
Adrian
Business Men's Association
Toledo Racing Club
Giveran
Women's Clubs
Marahali
Homer
Cle
En Daily
Lyon Lake
Linars
the Statesman Co
G. A. Baker
State Street
Sepid
Ars
Peter Lockwood
A. Baker
E.I
Stark Electrical Contracting Buainess
Ohio Town
R. N. Lane
15Th
Toledo
Ohio
Clark Johnson
Chicago
Mich
Chicago Livestock
Marshall Markets
J.C. Backwith
Presbyterian
Obiteary
Dessie Cy Porter
UEP
Ichigay
Fredonia
Tekonsha
Michigan United Railways
Third Rails Electric
Jackson-Kalamazoo
Evening Statesman
Coast
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Stignace
el Este
Cleveland
Potsles
Benrett
Leadi
Great Lakes
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Philig
MEV Pic Bees SP
Vas Schaass
Gestler
Betroit & Cleveland
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