World notes and high society items of the week
A digest of global affairs and prominent figures: Schwab returns to New York from Europe with cautious optimism. religious and academic leaders work on commandments abridgment. Baron Rothschild's will bequeaths 110 million to charity. Mrs. Medill McCormick plans lodging for working women in Washington. rumors of a German emperor visit to London for a Queen Victoria memorial unveiling. Knox disputes Canada annexation stance. Miss Oden advances in railway administration. Astor Library to be moved to new public building. freight rates cut on Isthmus routes. Wyoming lawmakers seek federal aid to save elk. Oswald of Glasgow asylum declares a potential cure for mental disease. Archbishop Ryan's body entombed in Philadelphia cathedral. Canada reciprocity fate may trigger a new session. notable crime and aviation incidents reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Schwab
New York
Mauretania
Europe
William Mordaunt Fur- Beaux
Winchester
England
Canterbury
Albert Rothschild
Vienna
Laula
Schilds
Medill McCormick
Chicago
Mark Janta
Washington
Germany
London
Knowlee
Taft
Philander East Knox
Kngo Association of Commerce
Canada
United States
Dalsy Oden
Davenport
Iowa
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway
Astor Library
John Jacob Astor
Firth Avenue
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Pacifc Mail Company
American Hawaiian Steamship Company
Wyoming
Congress
Yellowstone Park
Oswald
Glasgow
Patrick John Ryan
Peter and Paul
Philadelphia
Senate
Smoot
Utah
White House
Lodge
Root
Andrew Englund
New Pingland
Boston
Atrvet
Frederick Dennehey Vanderbilt
Willem Lackerstein Joachim
Wiiham i Vanderbilt
Los Angeles
Springfield
Til
Illinois
King Alcohol
Stillman Valley
Joseph Vitoll
Rockford
Frank Marble
Naval War College
Newport
R. 1
Asquith
House of Commons
Ireland
Simon
Haiti
Juana Mendez
F. Carroll
House of Representatives
National
McCall
Orrell
Vienna University
Thalmia
Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Railway
Seabourd
St. Petersburg
Patrick O’brien de Lassy
Pantchenko
Mme. Muravieff
Vasailli Bouturlin
Monaghan
Lemon
Newport News
Helen Gould
Fifth Avenue
Home Committee On Foreign Affairs
Hennet
Great Britain
Samuel M. Clemens
Mark Twain
Iun
Clemens Dur Fenfe
Connecticut
Danville
Hugo Karos
John D. Rockefeller
Herbert Knox Smith
George J. Id
Anthony Drexel, Jr
Robert Beresford
High Court of Justice
Pan American conference urged unity for American industry
Senator Root urged organization and combination to boost trade with Latin America at the Pan American commercial conference in Washington. He criticized laws against industrial organizations that hinder industrial efficiency in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hu Root
New York
Washington
Cordelia Halliwill Weds Leland Youngs at Sumner Township
Geo. Washington's birthday wedding occurred at Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Halliwill's home in Sumner township. Cordelia Halliwill married Leland Youngs in a ceremony by Rev. Traver of Elwell. Best man Alonzo Haltiwill and bridesmaid Inca Youngs. Arch of evergreens and American flags framed the vows. After a wedding trip the couple will live on E. R. Lewis farm, Sumner township, leased by Mr. Halliwill for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Washington
A. A. Halliwill
Sumner Township
Cordelia
Leland Youngs
Rev. Traver
Elwell
Alonzo Haltiwill
Miss Inca Youngs
Grand Ledge Methodist Church Wins Wood Contract
E M Wood the local architect receives the contract to design and supervise the Grand Ledge Methodist Episcopal church. The edifice, costing about twelve to fifteen thousand dollars, will feature a forty eight by fifty two foot auditorium, steam heating, a large pipe organ, and a substantial basement with dining, banquet and gym facilities, a reading room, kitchen and vault. The project will take several months and showcase Wood’s decade of notable state work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Wood
New Methodist Episcopal Church
Grand Ledge
Wood
Forest Hill Social Notes and Local Moves
Mrs Lillian Babcock and son of Clare visit her parents the Markhams. Mrs Lottie Belcher once Lottie Loomis visits Courters. A farewell visit surprised Mr and Mrs J Gulick. Friday town hall social well attended despite bad roads. Grange disbanded and sold hall furnishings. Ward Creech joined Bower on an Saginaw Sunday visit. Forest Hill folks travel to Ohio on AA train wreck near Owosso. no injuries. Wim Katenhus moves to Alma. Chas Blakeslee improves Perrigo shop. M L Perrigo sells autos. Bailor to Bay City. Eva Bailor visits relatives. E N Post moves to village. Homer Leonard and Summerton visitor. Forest Hill auxiliary of CWBL meets at church. Evangelist revival moved to March 12 from Feb 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thas
Ward Creech
Bower
Saginaw
Chas
Vandemark
1Geo
Fruchey
Forest Hill
Ohio
A. A
Owosso
Wim
Katenhus
Alma
Blakeslee
Perrigo
M. L. Perrigo
E. M. F. Tilden Bailor
Bay City
Eva Bailor
Shepherd
Mt. Pleasant
E.N. Post
Homer Leonard
Summerton
L. B. Leonard
C. W. Blm
Forest Hill Church of Christ
Advertised Letters List for Week Ending Feb 18 1911
Advertisement lists letters uncalled for at post office including Mrs Jennie Clark Jack Dalrymple Mrs Frank Davis Mr Lea Ermann Jas Sennet Mr Wm Tooley J A Triteeh Jr. Letters will be sent to Dead Letter Office March 6 1911 unless called for by recipients C F Brown P M See notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auma
Anen
Jennie Clark
Jack Dalrymple
Frank Davis
Lea Ermann
Jas, Sennet
Wm. Tooley
J. A. Triteeh
LOCAL MARKETS PRICES AND PRODUCE RATES FOR WEEK
Thursday corrected market quotations list grains hay seeds and livestock prices. Wheat no 1 white 8 9c No 2 red 2 80 old or new shelled corn 4 80 beans 1 70 per sack rye 7 0 buckwheat 1 25 per 100 lb hay timothy 10 50 to 12 00 mixed 9 50 to 10 50 clover 8 50 per ton straw 4 0 to 5 0 clover seed jane 6 50 to 7 50 per bushel alsyke 7 00 to 7 80 mammoth 6 60 to 7 50 per bushel timothy 4 50 per bushel live stock hogs 6 50 to 7 00 per owt beef cattle 3 50 to 4 50 per cwt sheep 4 00 per cwt lambs 5 to 5 00 per cwt veal calves Te dressed meats beef Te per pound hogs 9 00 to 9 50 per cwt mutton Te per pound veal calves 100 per pound poultry hides etc chickens 10c hens 10c per pound ducks young te per pound geese alive ve per pound fat turkeys alive 16c per lb beet hides te per pound horse hides 2 8 00 deacon skins 25c calf skins 10c per pound tallow se per pound vegetables fruits etc potatoes tie per bushel butter we per pound ryge 14 18 per dozen lard 12c per pound honey ite per pound the record for the news
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Jane
Alsyke
Mammoth
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Cure All Disease
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only known cure for catarrh, claiming it treats the disease constitutionally by affecting the blood and mucous surfaces. It offers $100 to any case it cannot cure and directs readers to obtain testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. and to ask a local druggist for the remedy, with a note to take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asaee
Hall
Hull
F. J. Cheney & Co
North Arcada Social Notes and Local Visits
Wallace Smith hosts his parents back from the west while Miss Rena Newyens seeks ear treatment from Dr. Bagley. Mrs. Clarence Clark entertains Mrs. Pearl Thomas and her young son who relocated from South Haven to Alma. Vern Bamber visits kin in Midland county and Warren Wilson with daughter Zella call on the Clarks and Miller families in West Virginia and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Clark
Pearl Thomas
Little Son
South Haven
Alma
Vern Bamber
C. Hale
Midland County
Warren Wilson
West Va
Zella
Alvin Millers
Farmer's Club Meeting At Potter Home
The Seville and Sumner Farmer's club will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Er A Potter on Thursday March 2. Program includes songs readings minutes roll call quotations recital by Mrs Handley Canadian reciprocity by W C Mallory discussion led by Cliff Rockwell dialogue by Mrs Ferris and Misa Rockwell and a question box with Ina Youngs assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seville and
Sumner Farmer's Club
Er. A. Potter
Handley
W. C. Mallory
Cliff Rockwell
ZEMO Promoted as Cure for Eczema by Grover Bros Drug Store
An advertisement touts ZEMO as a clean external treatment that relieves itching and often cures minor eczema in one bottle. It claims two thousand towns show leading druggists carry the product and urges readers to try a bottle on the store’s recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Broa
Zemo
America
Grover Bros, Drug Store
Marriage License Notices For Philip Haslick And John Onstott
Philip Haslick aged 18 of Wheeler marries Myrtle Peet 15 of Kent County. John E Onstott 24 of Bannister weds Mable Fern Clark 18 of hame. Leland G Youngs 26 of Sumner listed as party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Haslick
Wheeler
Myrtle Peet
Kent Co
John E. Onstott
Bannister
Mable Fern Clark
Hame
Leland G. Youngs
Sumner
Riverdale busy week as trade rises after holiday
The past week brought increased activity in Riverdale with merchants unloading spring goods, machinery, hay and potatoes moving, and demand for horses and colts rising. St Louis and Alma sugar factories expanded acreage, bean men boosted business, and the Riverdale Elevator reported strong winter trade. Citizens commented on tax collections, local appointments, and a bank board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Alma
Riverdale
Amy
W. P. Cash
Bean Jobbers Association
Bergderfer
Earl Houck
Wm. H. Owen
Grand Rapids
S. Avery
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General News
Lillian Babcock
Clare
B. O. Markham
Lottie Belcher
Lottie Loomis
Thomas Courter
C. F. Brown
P. M
Wallace Smith
West
Rena Newyens
Dr. Bagley
Cordelia Halliwell
Same
Irving Deming
Chapin
Ida Marie Hubbard
Leon Massey
Ashley
Etta Johnson
Farmer's Club
John Campbell
Seville Township
Frances Rosa
North Wheeler
W. E. Swope
D. D. Harrison
B. A. Church
Ann Arbor
F. J. Biakr
Elm Hall
George Sandell
Riverdale Bank
Ree
Puzzle
Ice
Bullimen
Story & Clark Piano CO
N. Jefferson
Saginaw, Mich
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