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South Haven Tribune Messenger

Location

South Haven, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1905

Page

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City Council Considers Invalid Bicycle Ordinance

The council learned that the current bicycle on sidewalks ban is invalid and unenforceable. A draft ordinance for July and August would ban walk riding, require a $1 license, set a 6 mph limit, and impose fines or jail time. The measure, referred to committee, faces a rocky path to passage with revisions likely.

McGregor Cogsfall Cogshall J. E. Chandler Chandler Tyler Judiciary Committee Fred Linsenmeyer Clinton Indiana Ave W. K. Jaques Police Geo. Hannahs Board of Trade Claude Dyckman Robert Patterson John C. Merson C. 8. Hill Runyan Oth

Mr T J East Dies at Lee Park Tuesday

Mr T J East died about three o'clock Tuesday morning at Lee Park after seven weeks of heart trouble. A short service will be at 8:30 Thursday at the house, with funeral at Kibbie schoolhouse at 10:30, Rev Taylor officiating. East, born May 24 1833 near Vandalia Michigan, lived most of his life in Michigan. He and Lucy Reynolds married young. nine children were born, seven surviving. Surviving children Clark Roy York T Mrs S R Wright Mrs F J Wright and Mrs R E Histed, all of whom were at his bedside.

T. J. East Roy Lee Park Kibbie School Rev. Taylor Vandalia Cassno Mich Lucy Elizabeth Reynolds Richmond Ind Michigan East Kibbie Nora Clark South Haven York T Douglas

Tall Bros Prepare For Good Season In South Haven

Tall Brothers plan an unusually strong season with a larger souvenir stand on Hale's corner near Mrs. Waltons building, opening next week. W. S. Reed, Indiana artist, will head decorative burnt wood and leather work. Expanded stock includes South Haven views themed novelties, Japanese wares, souvenir spoons, leather goods, hand painted items, and art pottery with South Haven scenery.

Tall Brothers Hale's South Haven Japan Eastland

Bicyclists await council verdict on new walk ordinance

City riders face a two week trial after the council accepted a liberal ordinance outline. If found guilty of abusing the freedom to ride on walks they face drastic penalties. if acquitted, privileges may follow. The ordinance aims to balance rider business needs with pedestrian safety.

the Tribune Chandler

Advertised Letters List for Week Ending June 6 1905

Advertised list for the week ending June 6 1905 includes Butler Mrs Hannah Reed Mrs Nettie Eaton Miss Annie Gent Miss J Gents Deyo R L Eteiom Beart Faucher Mr Idas Hamlet N B Hendrix Leroy Hume John Kirkland Rev Jas Peterson Arthur Payne Drug Co Smith Charley White F C Carols Wright Raph Johnson Glenn GEO H MYHAN PM

For Sale or Rent Ocean Beach Bathing Resort

Property listing offers sale or rental of Ocean Wave Bathing Beach including beach, bath house, suits, and related facilities. Located at H. C. Heald. Public interest and potential terms implied in the notice.

H. C. Heald

Soldiers and Sailors Picnic and Reunion at Scott Lake

The Soldiers and Sailors Association of Western Allegan and Van Buren counties will hold its annual picnic and reunion at Oak Grove Park Scott Lake on Saturday June 17 1905. The program includes a 9 30 a m call to order music invocation welcome address by H Dow response by Rev Gardner flag drill short talks recitations and a 1 30 p m adjourned session with speakers Judge Prentiss of Chicago and the Boys of 61 65 urged to attend.

Soldiers and Sailors Association Western Allegan van Buren Oak Grove Park Scott Lake Mr. Tarr Pres. H. ©. Dow Gardner Lacota Judge Prentiss Chicago

Married Prof McClelland and Dr Lela Nell French Tie Knot

Prof McClelland principal of Benton Harbor high school married Dr Lela Nell French last evening at the First Methodist church in Benton Harbor. The ceremony was officiated by the bride’s father Rev W P French of Lansing. McClelland is well known in the community through his school work.

McClelland Benton Harbor Lela Nell French First Methodist Church W. P. French Lansing

Automobiles Warning Issued by Ganges Township Residents

Ganges township farmers post notices warning automobilists to obey speed limits and driving rules. The alerts, published in the Farm Journal as Automobiles Warning, vow punishment for violators and urge cooperation to reduce accidents. The move signals friction with reckless drivers and aims to prevent further disputes with northern neighbors.

Ganges Township Farm Journal Ganges

City Charter Clause On Aldermen Voting Rights

A city charter excerpt notes aldermen must attend sessions and serve on committees. It states they shall not vote on questions in which they have a direct personal interest, except when excused by two thirds of the alderman elect. The piece discusses potential conflict in awarding a city contract to a stockholder firm.

Tribune Evening Post Alderman Noad The Post Printing Co Post Engel Ald. Knaak Ald. Runyan Cogshall

Life Saving Station May Be Moved

Col. D C Wickham and officials visited the Life Saving Station grounds to estimate changes. The building may be moved back or across the river, raised with a basement, and thoroughly repaired. If moved south of the river it would align with the power house between stations eight and ten. Decision timing remains uncertain. Wickham departed for Chicago.

Col D. C. Wickham Col. Wickham Chicago

Excursion to St Joseph by Proquois steamer

The steamer Proquois will run an excursion to St Joseph on Sunday. Tickets and boarding details are announced by the line for local residents and visitors seeking a day trip with organized departure.

Proquois St. Joseph

Michigan adjourns after 1905 session ends

Lansing June 7 legislative time the forty third Michigan legislature adjourns for the year with formal session not until June 16. Through the evening 906 house bills and 448 senate bills had been introduced. The budget carries 145000 for expenses. Speaker Pro Tem Whelan receives a 250 diamond gift, and Rep Galbraith presents a punch bowl to him.

Lansing Mich Michigan House Senate Whelan Galbraith

G A Knapp Co A Local Department Store

South Haven’s G A Knapp Co offers a compact range of goods and services. They specialize in bicycles and repairs and carry furniture beds mattresses dressers chairs and a wide variety of items including guns jewelry tinware and hardware. The firm emphasizes hands on service with staff always on hand to assist the public.

South Haven G. A. Knapp & Co

Aldermen Face Fine Jail And Expulsion Over City Printing Bid

The council awarded the city printing contract to The Evening Post despite a shared bid with The Tribune. Aldermen with stockholdings in the Post Printing Co. faced potential fines or imprisonment under city charter provisions. The vote was tabled, and no enforcement action had occurred by press time. Mayor Hurlbut veto preserved Citizens Advocate as official paper.

H. T. Cook Ald. Noad Ald. Engel Hurlbut Citizens’ Advocate

Obituary of Mrs Abbie Wigglesworth Local Resident

Mrs Abbie Wigglesworth died last night at age 75 from a complication of diseases. She lived a mile and a half north on Lake Shore Drive. The funeral from the house Saturday at 2 40 p m with Rev Lester officiating. Interment at Lake View.

Abbie Wigglesworth Lake Shore Drive Lester Lake View

Mrs Chloe Cox Robens Remembered in Loomis Cemetery

Mrs Chloe Cox Robens, born in New York, moved to Michigan as a child, married twice and had two children Celista Culver and E C Mack. A longtime member of the M E Church she was beloved as a mother. After a Glenn M E Church sermon, her mortal remains were laid to rest in Loomis Cemetery, Ganges.

Chloe Cox New York Michigan Penfield Calhoun Ca W.m. Mack Celista Robens M. E. Church Glenn M. ‘E Pre Geo. L. Mount Rubens Loomis Ganges

St Joe Sun Day Ride On the Iroquois

A local ride to St Joe Sun Day aboard the Iroquois costs 70 cents for two. The brief note invites companions to join a simple outing priced for two travelers.

St Joe

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City Council Tall Bros the Soldiers and Sailors Association ST. Joe Department Store
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