Local Luce of Inteirest-Mariage of One Orst in St Louis
City business shows slight improvement as four minor fires were reported but extinguished before the fire department arrived. Samuel Vivet of Pine River owned a burned barn with Caleb Lee as total loss no insurance. Prominent meetings at the M E church under Rev Geo Killeen. Samuel Lettner of Leiter Bros. married Ray Levy of Cincinnati last Monday, following a three week trip to New York and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samavl Vivet
Pine River
Barnes Anat
M. E. Church
Geo. Killeen
Ithaca
Samuel Lettner
Leiter Bros
Mies Ray Levy
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Hud Hummings Disastrous Fire in Ithaca Vision
Vision this week spoke of a disastrous fire in Ithaca where a stove mill at Althouse’s stove mill caught fire. The blaze began around three in the morning with strong winds driving flames. Firefighters contained the stock and finished products, preserving the plant. residents praised the department and the town plans to rebuild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repubion Teket
Awege Minjoritos
Baptist Church
G. AR
Althouse
Suleaitt
Local notices from Lafayette and Breckenridge district
Emgene Becker sold his stock of goods. Wm Bowen began sowing timber for a pew barn to build thin peng for a A. Wouldiver. T Wilcox tried farming. now sells a patent wire fence. H Tenney bought about fourteen cords of basswood bolt for Motorman & Co Breckenridge. Several farmers used the cold snap to stock up. Law plans Sunday school attendance in summer. Snow has melted and mud prevails as warm days improve the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emgene Becker
Wm. Bowen
A. Wouldiver
T. Wilcox
H. Tenney
Basawond Bolt
Motorman & Co
Breckenridge
Law
Warriot
Ashley Village Election Chooses Three Tickets and Appoints Officials
Last Monday night Ashley village voters chose The People's Union and Labor Union tickets. J. F. Bush was elected Clerk, L. Fuller Treasurer, B. Garretts Goustable, W. Wolverton Arasters, L. Hutchinson W. Bird, and C. Beck Street Commissioner. Other notes mention hopes for youth curfews, a newborn March 10, a few lawsuits, plans for a new doctor and drug store, and a station agent resignation with a replacement to arrive. There are still some whooping cough cases reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Personalities
People’s, Union and
Labor Union
J. F. Bush
L. Fuller
Treas
B. Garretts Goustable
W. Wolverton
Arasters
L. Hutchinson
W. Bird
C. Beck
Myron Milla
Charlie Chittenden
Julius Kirby
Glasaford
PERRINTON Voters weigh highway improvements and school matters
The Perrinton community votes on highway improvements while noting a well attended teachers examination held despite bad weather. A high school entertainment raised 10 dollars for the library fund. Village election results show two tickets, seven Republicans and two Democrats, with no party lines. Officials listed include E Durfee president and J Richard clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Torney
Union
People's
Howell
Baker
Chicago
Hoy
Crystal EB and Jay Evans Aid in Odd News Notes
Weather fine though roads poor. Jay Evans injures foot badly. A five pound boy born to Mr and Mrs Charney Ingersoll. Sugar making featured in daily tasks. Whooping cough mentioned as a local health note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Evans
Charney Ingersoll
Thieves Raid Rural Homes Amid Ongoing Turmoil
In Bloomer Center and surrounding areas reports recount a string of misfortunes. Neighbors describe ongoing unrest, livestock losses, and multiple break ins including roofs pried open and food supplies stolen. Residents urge swift catches and warn offenders of divine retribution.
Breckenridge Social Notice Highlights Maple Sugar Meeting
Protracted social in Breckenridge with strong turnout despite poor roads. Mrs Terry returns from Oakland County visiting relatives. Mrs Conklin ill. Mr Woote closes Wheeler meetings, reports many converts. Pathe forked for a new home in Oklahoma. Town folks attend Wheeler social. Grandma Watson’s health unchanged. Maple sugar season active as weather allows. Ladies Aid Society of the church meets at Mrs Wood’s for dinner. Gurexr & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien
Mra
Terry
Oakland County
Conklin
Woote
Wheeler
Pathe Forke
Okahoma
Tabb sHeveral
Watson
Hardee Skinner
Riverdale Gossip and Local Happenings
A mistyped community notes column mentions Julie Moble leaving her job after a year with her brother, Walter B. Noyes Jr. replaces her. A Ladies Aid Society event at Kirwins hall featured a Dr. Morey drawing. A Saturday wind damaged Bradley's mill, with fears and local commentary. Edna Sanders visited family. Carl Lathrop from St. Louis stayed with Miles. Samuel Shores sold his moats business and now tends horses. Lavi Hoock lost his house to fire last week but saved furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliue Moble
Bradleys
Walter B. Noyes Jr
Kirwins’ Hall
Ladies Aid Society
Morey
Bradley's
J. Adam
John
Edna Sanders
Carl Lathrop
St. Louis
Miles
Samuel Shores
Lavi Hoock
Daven
New Haven Area Folks Report Local Happenings
Harbingers of Ihs A- School and neighbors share small-town news. Herbert and Will Wells hunted in Chur county last November and found work there, returning home. Dudley Wood of Battervat spent last week with New Haven friends. Lawrence Lea stays with grandparents. The Wermuth school plans an evening entertainment on the 26th with Godfrey Crouse. Rasor and Shepherd cleaned the mill yard and plan to move two miles west of Pompeii to a small job. Mrs. W. S. Everest returns after seven weeks away visiting Pompeii Middleton and Batternat. Mr. Boulinger of Ohio visits sister Mrs. Goo Dasrr and will teach spring term in district No f.ceee. Will Davin set to move into Orr home this week. Archie Griffin hosts a birthday party Wednesday night, inviting relatives and promising something good. Mrs. John Hamilton’s relatives surprised her on Sunday for her birthday. Roy Hurd spends Sunday with uncle W. J. Everest. Mrs. Edith Wiles and son are back home. No other diphtheria cases reported. wind storm Saturday night caused damage to fences and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihs
Herbert
Will Wells
Chur County
Dudley Wood
Battervat
New Haven
Lawrence Lea
Wermuth
Godfrey Crouse
Goo
Mr. B
F.ceee
Davin
Orr
Boone
Archie Griffin
John Hamilton
Roy Hurd
W. J. Everest
Mra
Edith Wiles
Havoo
Elwell Personal Matters Doggerel Doss Duty
A fragment from Elwell outlines personal notes and rhymes about town residents. It mentions Mr Slaughterback of Ohio and Mr Miller of Saginaw seeking a blacksmith shop, a damaging wind storm, and whimsical alphabet verses about locals including Howell, Bert, Chestnut, David, Edward, Fredrick, George, Hernan, Tanna, dawn the Belding man, Kie, Lily, Grant, Matt, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaughterback
Ohio
Miller
Saginaw
Alto
Howell
Bert
Chestnut
David
Phelps
Edward
Fredrick
Workman
Kate
George
Holt
Mallen
M Allen
Hernan
Tanna
Ian
Dawn
Mike Wilber
Kie
Lily
Grant
Matt
Girl He Left Behind in Mill News Leaves Camp Night
Irregular rural note recalls a young man wandering to a roosting place after a late farewell with the girl he left behind. The tale includes a mysterious wire while night travels near a camp, with other local snippets about birds, weather, and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petes
Licensed to Wed List of Brides and Grooms
A compiled license-to-wed docket lists individuals from multiple towns including North Star, St. Louis, Arcada, Perrinton, Wheeler, Washington, and New Haven. Names paired with ages and residences appear, reflecting a dense registry of forthcoming marriages and fiancé details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer A. Kleckner
North Star
Minnie E. Stahl
Leslie Pickens
St. Louis
Mattie Vliet
Wm. Ogden
Nellie Gifford
Wheeler
Allen Grill
North Shade
Bertha Slanker
W.T. Whitney
Mt. Pleasant
Fannie
M. Case
Alina
Jasper E. Ne
Zigher
Ohio
Alice Keiser
Washington
Probate and estate notices including hearings schedules
The notice lists probate petitions and hearings for several estates. Stephen J. Danstall seeks admission of a will and appointment as administrator with a hearing set for April 2 and 4. Francis Palmer requests a mortgage license for James Clark’s estate with a March 20 hearing. Other entries refer to Pearl Rayner minor guardianship recount and Sarah Parkinson guardianship matters with upcoming dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Aon Danstall
Stephen J. Danstall
Pearl Rayner
Rayner
James Clark
Francis Palmer
Sarah Parkinson
Anid Tent
Estate matters and guardianship petitions in Gratiot County
March filings show petitions to sell real estate for Katie L. Sheldon estate and for guardianships of Jason Frost and Earl E. Madge minor, with probate actions for John Henry Krantz and appointment of John T. Swigart as executor. county canvassing official certification by John P. Madden torn by procedural notes in Gratiot County court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie L. Sheldon
Hiram Hughes
Jason Frost
Melinda Dodge
John Henry Krantz
John T. Swigart
Earl E. Madge
End ‘S
Weasley J. Miller
Bethany
Bangasaers
Supreme Court
Wastes J. Mites
Cuas
H. Chanre
Gratiot County
State OF Michigan
Guation
John P. Madden
St. Louis
Cauvarers
Cn Am B
Political ticket lineup after decisive election results
The winning Republican ticket carried majorities from 37 to 152. Officials named include Peau H. Horr as president, Amos J. Ewen and William Beckwith as leaders, Ran som J. Freaker in tensions, Adelbert P. Lane as clerk, James P. Gibbs as treasurer, Sammuel J. Thoenen as street commissioner, Chester W. Martin and John Watson as assessors and constable respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peau H. Horr
Amos J. ‘Ewen
William ©. Beckwith
Ransom J. Freaker
Adelbert P. Lane
James P. Gibbs
Sammuel J. Thoenen
Chester W. Martin
John Watson
Public Examinations for Teachers Schedule Published
Public examinations of teachers will be held in Perrinton on March Sth and 20th, Ithaca on March 29th and 30th, and Alma on April 7th, with Bath to follow. Third grades granted at all exams while first and second grades only at Ithaca. Tests for first and second grades at nine pm and third grades at one pm on the first day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrinton
Ithaca
Alma
Bath
Patent Examinations and Inventors Listed by Michigan Firm
Fragments note the county wall exams, board of examiners, and granted Michigan inventors this week. Names include W. M. Coon J. N. McCain O. Torres and C. A. Snow & Co solicitors. Also mentions Bay City Grand Rapids Kalamazoo Detroit and Tecumseh with various devices and processes for water distilling and dust collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
W. M. Coon
J. N.mccain
0. Torres
Board of Examiners
Michigan
C. A. Snow & Co
U. 5
Washington D.C
KR. Taylor
Grand Rapids
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Acre
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Ashley
Crystal
Georg Metcalf
Bloomer Center
Thos
Shinnabarger
Henry Smith
Myers
Maple Kapits
Fowler
R. Densmore
Evans
Jrandis Miller
Edmore
Gow Miller
John B. Taylor
Metcalf
Jay Rosencrans
Bax
Jack Whites
Henry Hively
Mast
Northern Asylum
Clifford
Riverdale
Elwell
Clarence
Irving
Greenwood
Here
Chrystler
Davie
Grover C
McKinley
Rufus Utley
Arived
Lawrence L L
LMA Mercantile CO
J. Louis Hardware Co
ST. Louis, Micu
Annette N. Moon
Minn
Ayer
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