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| Van Ness, Jacob H. | Oakridge Cemetery Marshallk |
MI 20 INF Co. I |
Republican Caususes
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The first ward caucus convened at the office of Brown & Patterson and chose J. M.
Parsons for chairman and J. S. Noyes for secretary.
Those present thinking that the health of the aldermen should be looked to a little
more closely chose Dr. E. L. Gallup for alderman, Jacob Van Ness was nominated
for constable.
The delegates appointed to the city convention were ...
[The Marshall Statesman, Battle Creek, Friday, March 30, 1883, p.5, c.2]
Resignation of Bert Salter, special policeman at M.C.R.R. received and accepted. Mayor appointed Jacob Van Ness and Leroy Poole special policeman at M.C.R.R. depot and E. D. Clark special policeman at Christian church. Appointments confirmed. [The Daily Chronicle, Thursday, January 9, 1890, p.1, c.2-3] Resignation of Bert Salter, special policeman at M.C.R.R. received and accepted. Mayor appointed Jacob Van Ness and Leroy Poole special policeman at M.C.R.R. depot and E. D. Clark special policeman at Christian church. Appointments confirmed. [The Marshall Statesman, Friday, January 10, 1890, p.5, c.4] Mrs. Jacob Van Ness has been confined to the bed for the past two months. [The Daily Chronicle, Tuesday, March 10, 1896, p.3, c.1] Jacob Van Ness left this morning for Chicago to attend the G.A.R. encampment. Frank Heyser is taking his place as Michigan Central baggemann during his absence. [The Marshall Expounder, Friday, August 31, 1900, p.3, c.2] Jacob Van Ness of the Michigan Central baggage room went to Ypsilanti this morning to attend the reunion of the twentieth Michigan Infantry. [The Marshall News, Friday, October 19, 1900, p.10, c.4] Mrs. Nellie Stone, wife of Frank Stone and daughter of Addison Brown of Burlington, died this morning about ten o'clock at the home of Jacob Van Ness on Monroe street. She was the cook at the Herndon hotel and was 27 years old. The cause of death was malaria fever. Her remains will be taken to Burlington on Saturday for burial. She leaves two children. [The Marshall News, Friday, September 27, 1901, p.3, c.2] Jacob Van Ness spent Sunday in Albion. [The Daily News, Monday, October 6, 1902, p.4, c.3] Tom Hanchett will take Chas. Rickabaugh's place as gate tender at the Michigan Central crossing in Kalamazoo avenue. Jacob Van Ness takes Mr. Hanchett's place as gate tender at the Marshall avenue crossing. [The Marshall Expounder, Friday, April 22, 1904, p.5, c.1] Jacob Van Ness of Flint is in the city the guest of his daughter, Mrs. C. F. Parker. [The Daily News, Tuesday, July 18, 1905, p.3, c.3] Jacob Van Ness was here from Detroit today. He went to Battle Creek this afternoon. [The Daily Chronicle, Saturday, July 20, 1906, p.2, c.3] Mrs. C. F. Parker received word yesterday of the serious illness of her father, Jacob Van Ness of Lansing who suffered a stroke of paralysis Monday. Mr. Van Ness is about 76 years of age and his recovery is doubtful. He was formerly baggage agent at the Michigan Central and resided here until about twelve years ago. [The Daily Chronicle, Wednesday, March 29, 1916, p.3, c.7] Jacob Van Ness, age 77, father of Mrs. Chas. Parker, and for years a resident of Marshall, died yesterday at Lansing. Mr. Van Ness was for twenty years Michigan Central baggeman and was very well known. Death was caused by pneumonia. The remains will be brought here tomorrow at 12:30 o'clock and taken direct to the chapel at Oakridge where services will be held. Rev. A. Watson Brown will officiate. [The Evening Chronicle, Tuesday, April 3, 1917, p.5, c.3] The remains of Jacob Van Ness arrived here from Lansing on the 11:47 a.m. Michigan Central train today and the funeral party went directly to Oakridge where Rev. Ray W. Merrill conducted the burial service. [The Evening Chronicle, Wednesday, April 4, 1917, p.5, c.1] |
