1900-11-30; Clare Sentinel

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New Advertisements,
Davy & Co., dry goods, clothing.
Baumgarth Rros., dry goods.
W. Wolsey, dry goods and clothing,
W, 5. Hamilton, general store.
C, S. Chase visited his family in the
city over Sunday,
Garry Black came down from Millersburg yesterday.
C. W, Althouse of Detroit was in
■the city yesterday,
Good second hand cookstove for sale,
Inquire at this offlce, tf
Dave Rorison of Evart was in the
city on business Tuesday,
0. K. Rukenbrod made a business
trip to Coleman Monday,
L, JB. Davy and family spent Thanksgiving with relatives in Evart,
A new walk was this week laid on
the north, side of the bank block.
George Purdy and wife of Ithaca
visited his parents here this week.
James Seeley recently purchased the
"ffendrie property on Second street.
This is splendid weather to repair
bad walks before winter really sets in.
Regg Wait of Big Rapids visited his
wife and friends in the city this week,
J. A. Russell of Oak Grove recently
-visited his son, the "Racket" man, in
Clare.
Miss AlinaTatman of the Mt. Pleasant Normal spent Sunday at ber home
here.
Miss Lillie Fitzpatrick of Grand
Rapids visited her mother i,n this city
this week.
Misses Knowles, Hepburn and Currier of the city schools* spent part of
t'*e week in Evarti.
Prank Gray, attending school at the
Saginaw Medical College, is In tbe city
visiting his parents.
£,, Rogardus and family spent
Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. and
His. Dave Rorison in Evart.
Clark Giberson and lady friend of
Baldwin ate Thanksgiving turkey at
the home of his mother here.
Miss Hazel Goodman, of Saginaw,
spent yesterday at the home of her
-mother, Mrs. K. M. Goodman.
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This week the SiwriNEh starts its
ninth volnmn, and is pronounced the
leading paper in Clare county.
Stone is on the ground for a foundation under the house of W. P. Lewis,
-corner Main and Seventb streets.
Miss Louise Bruske, of Saginaw,
Spent the Thanksgiving vacation at j
the home of her mother, Mrs* Bertha*
• Bruske.
Mr, and Mrs. E. G. Welch spent
Sunday with the latter's parents at
the home of Frank Francisco near Mt.
Pleasant.
J. F. Tatman spent much of the
week at his farm northeast of Dover,
on which he is having erected a 24x62
foot barn.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Malcolm of Saginaw ate Thanksgiving turkey at the
"home of their daughter, Mrs. F.
B. Doherty.
" W. L. Lyons spent Thanksgiving
with his family in Clare and his son,
l-red, runs his business at Temple in
Ms absence.
R.   G.   Jefferies   came   up' from
St. Johns on the late train Monday
3_i-t»bt.   He returned on the early train
, the next morning.
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District elder J. A. Watson preaches
&X. F. M. church tomorrow evening and
Ills subject is tbe orgin and character
®i Free Methodism.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jewell and two
children and Mrs.* 3. Gordanier of
Maple Rapids are visiting at the home
<of Mrs, M. Sexsmith.
Mr, and Mrs C. H. Sutherland, Kirk
and Avis, went down to DuffleJd Wednesday to partake of turkey at the
„ '"home of Clark's uncle,
Florence Whitside spent the week
%ilm her sister. Miss Maud, who is the
successful teacher In the Maple Grove
sshool west of Farwell.
Janette Chase spent the week with
_aer sister, Mies Kittie,. who is teaching in central Arthur, assisting her
T/ith ber Thanksgiving exercises.
Electric lights have been placed in
the; residence on east Fifth street recently purchased by C. B". O'Donald
and be is this week moving therein.
Wm. Turner, who has been in Wisconsin, was in the city JWednsday on
his way to spend Thanksgiving at the
home of his father, John Turner" in
Harrison.
C. J. Stone has moved from the farm
and now reside's in the Alward house
just north of the city h$ll. Mrs. 3S\
Egbert, who vacated "joins her husband
at flarrietta.
Mrs. Thomas Smith who has been
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. W» Mclntyre, went
Monday to McBain whe she will reside
in the future. i
Owing to tbe illness of Mies Josie
Cour's sister she was unable to be on
duty this week and. her place at the
central telephone station was filled by
Miss Sarah Orth.
The most thankful people we have
heard of are Mr. and Mrs. Burt Brown,
living east of Clare. To them was
born yesterday a bouncing baby boy.
Dr. Gray attended.
An operation was performed on Al.
Mooney at Saginaw last Saturday and
it was found tbat his intestines are in
a cancerous condition. Doubts are
entertained of bis recovery.
You may get one. If you do, take
it as a gentle reminder rather than a
"dunn,"comein and square up that
old account. We refer to some statements we sent out this week.
The city fathers thinking the arc
light ou west Seventh street cculd be
used more advantageously otherwheres
ordered it moved to Mayor Mussel's
corner, one block further west.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Galliver and her
mother, Mrs. George Forman, recently
from "Stratford, Ontario, spent
Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. James Roxburg at Reed City.
Townshin treasurers' receipt books
are gotten out on short notice at the
Sentinel office. Remember that
outside concerns are doing mighty little to build up your town and county.
The young people of Cedar Springs
this year spent the energy other years
spent in doing mischief, in sawing
wood and donating It to the needy.
Good idea. May the inspiration be
spread broadcast.
Mrs. Daniel Crouse gave a Thanksgiving dinner to several of her old
lady friends, among the invited were
Grandma Smith, Mrs. Holbrook,
Grandma Sexsmith, Mrs. Stanley, and
Mrs. Dunigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ballinger and
Mr. and Mrs, J. S. Bicknell and son of
Shepherd, were in the city yesterday,
and at the home of N. Bicknell and
wife enjoyed a family reunion. Seventeen sat around tbe table.
D. E. Alward went to the national
capital Wednesday to resume his duties as reading clerk of the house of
representatives. In all probability he
will be reading the president's message before congress next Monday.
The work in the M. M. degree of the
Masonic lodge here was done by the
Farwell lodge last Tuesday, and many
from Harrison and Farwell were in
attendance. At the close of tbe work
supper was served and all report an
enjoyable time.
Thanksgiving morning Christopher
Wilkie of Vernon, while chopping
kindling, nearly severed the big tee of
his left foot and received a big gash on
the next toe. Dr. Reeder gathered up
the fragments and expects Christopher to retain bis ten pedal apen-
dages. s
A150 ton freighter loaded with coal
was sunk last week m a squall on lake
St. Clair. The boat was valued at
$10,000 and belongs to A. W.* & H. T.
Nowlin, Henry, accompanied by his
son, Alger," went to Detroit last Saturday. He returned the first of the
week and has decided to raise the boat.
A. E. -Neal of Harrietta, Who has
been conducting a. general store at
that place, has sold his stock to Wm.
McOleilan. Both parties formerly
lived at Dover. A. E. Heal will conduct the business for Mr. McCtelian.
Mr. Seal was in the city on business
the first of the week, and was a pleasant caller at this office.
The little girl baby born to Mr." and
Mrs. H. B. Baumgarth Monday evening was not long for this world, as it
passed to the land of angels this morning. To the parents the spirit world
will seem nearer now with this little
cherub gone before. The sympathy
of their, many friends is theirs in this
their bereavement.
Detroit's city council act like a lot
of school boys. Last week they voted
to adopt standard time and this week
they officially go back to sun time.
The editor run a produce ad. tot
Chas. L. Pettis & Co* ..of TSSem York,
testimonials from banking houses in
the metropolis 'received to the effect
that the firm, was- perfectly reliable.
We learn that no such banking houses
exist as those purporting to recommend
these people that fcH_ whole thing is
a fake game and warti our readers to
send no poultry to these people.
Mrs. Lyman Russell who has been at
the home of her parents, Mr, and,Mr&
J. L, Cour, for the past month died
Wednesday of consumption. She had
been a sufferer of this- dread disease
for more than a year. She "is but
twenty-three years of age and leaves
a husband and two small children,
Mr, and Mrs. Cour and daughter**,
Josie and Pearl, accompanied the remains to Saginaw-this morning where
her home was and where the burial
will take place.  >.
The football game yesterday afternoon was called at three o'clock* the
game being between the city team
and the high school team. The day
being quite cold not a large number
attended. It will be remembered that
not lorn; ago the high school team defeated the city fellows, which surprised them nob a little, and yesterday the big fellows put in their best
licks, and though the little fellows
held them down wonderfully well, the
high school team was defeated by a
score of 5 to 0. By an excellent play
Floyd Doherty made a long run resulting in a touch down, which won
the game.
FARMERS' INSTITUTE.
Final Round-up Held at,Clare and
a Good Meeting is
Expected.
Next Wednesday and Thursday,
December 5 and 6, are the dates of the
meeting and as this round-up has been
well advertised, and as farmers generally are taking interest in these
meetings, a large number will doubtless be in attendance- Following is
the program:
WBDNB8"OAT, DECEMBER yrFTH.
9:30, muBic Prayer by Rev. F. D,
Palmer. The City's Welcome, by
Mayor Mussell. Response* br President Kelley.
10!30, Live Stock In Relation to Soil
Fertility, by J. F. Tatman. Discussed by L. H." Thompson.
11:00, The Profitable Hog of Today,
by L'. M. Converse. Discussed by Ed.
Russell.
AFTiBBKOON SESSION.
1:00, Question Box, in charge of
George Hersey.
1:30, Character of Soil Essential to
Profitable Fruit Growing, by S. H.
Fulton, of Owosso. Discussed by E,
W. Alien.
2:00, Are Cor'nt. and Potato Crops
Renumerative?, by A. M. Welch, of
Ionia,   Discussed by J. L. Littlefleld,
2:30, The Variety of Clover for Clare
County, by A. E. Doty. Discussed by
Jas. Hersey.
3:00, The Spray for Stone Fruits, by
E.' H. Fulton. Discussed by John
Gordon.
3:30, Farmers' Clubs, are they Beni-
flcial?, by M. E. Kane, Mt.   Pleasant.
4:00, WhBjt Horses Shall We Breed?,
by W. S. Cooley. Di3cussed by Dr. D.
M. Langam.
BVE"*Cr_TQ  SESSION.
8:00, Music, by Kirkbride's Orches-'
tra. Address—What Shall we do
With Our Girls?, by Miss Maud R.
Kellar, Dean of Women's Dept., M.
A. C. Music. Address—"What to do
until the Doctor Comes" or Emergencies and how to Meet them, by Dr.,
O'Hara of Big Rapids.
•rHUHSDAy. DECEMBER  SIXTH.
9:00i Sheep Raising on our Wild,
Lands, by Perry D, Brown. Discussed
by A. M. Howard.
9:30, Why does Miohigan Wool bring
a Second Rate Price?, by A. M.^
Welch.   General Discussion.
10:00, Up-to-Date Lamb feeding, by
A.. M. Welch. Discussion by A. J.
Doherty,
10:30, Essential Qualities and Character of the Sheep, by C. W. Perry.
1U0O, Business session. Secretary's
Rep'ort. Election of Officers. General Business.
AFTEKNOO-T SESSIOh,
1:00, Question Box.
1:30, The Profitable Type of Cattle
for Feeding, by J. F. Brand. Discussed
by A.M. Welch.
2:00, Why I Raise Shorthorns, by C.
H.Sutherland.
,3:50, The Dairy Cow of Today, by
A. M. Welch.
" 4:00, Care of the Apple Orchard, by
S. H, Fulton.   General Discussion.
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Davy & Compamy, The Busy Stores,
Capes, Jackets
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5-1 TI _fl        lH ~1"1 T*C selections   of   Ladies'   Wraps
£&J_L_L%JL      M      ULX. f-Zj>«s«««     ever offered by-ob.   The styles
are all new and attractive
and we are selling them at very close figures- If you select your winter
wraps here yon cannot fail to get the best value your,money can buy.
Jackets
Fine all wool Kersey Jackets in black,
royal blue and castor,, lined with fine
quality Mercerized lining, 6 large
pearl buttons, _ all
sizes ree'd this week
5.00
Extra quality High Grade .Kersey"
Jackets in black, blue and tan, High;
Medici Collar, lined with warran;
ted satin edges"
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in High Grade KJSRSEY, Elegantly Tailored and Newest Coloring
10.00, 12.00, 15.00 and 20.00.
Our line of Misses1 and Childrens' Garments is very complete ranging from.
1.95  to  10.00.      SPECIAL  VALUES  in   Misses'   Eton   Jackets   at    3.75-.
Capes
30 in. Plush Capes, plain or crurhed, edged with Fur-
around the collar and down the fronts, heavily
lined and interlined only	
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30 in. Best Waterproof Plush Capes lined   with high
grade   mercerized,   edged  with  bear   trimming   at
7.00
Golf   Capes   5.50,   8.50   and   10.00
Astrachan Cluster Capes
3.75, *-00 and 5.00
Extra Quality Electric Seal
Furs
Canadian
Scarfs 2,
Seal Cluster
50 and 3.75
5*00 Fine Beaver
Alt Scarfs have eight large tails
Cluster Scarfs 12.05
Attractive Collarettes in all the popular Furs, ranging from
1.95 to 10.00
Astraehan:  Capes   $10,  $15   and   $20
PaVy & Company
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SURPRISED HIS IrtttENDS.
S-he Clare Seoti-stbi. from now until
January 1,190^ $1 va. advance.
Dr. R. H. Rivers Steals a March,
Secures a Bride aud Returns
to the City
Some days* ago Dr. E. H. Rivers left
the city ostensibly to visit friends in
Michigan, but later developments
bave proven that the good doctor was
on a far more important mission. On
Wednesday morning he arrived home,
but he came not alone, fie was accompanied by Mrs. Rivers, and the
tale Is told. The ceremony was performed at the home of the bride, Miss
l-Tellie l£. Presley, at Glare, Mich., November 15, and was a quiet affair, only-
relatives and a few intimate friends
being present. Following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs, Rivers left for
Chicago, whete tbey remained until
Tuesday evening arriving in this city
Wednesday.      ,
Dr. Rivers, the groom, has been a
resident of this city for several years,
and by his integrity and gentlemanly
bearings has won hosts of friends.
The bride is a charming young lady,
and will doubtless prove a valued addition to tne society of this city.
On the day Of the arrival of Mr. and
Mrs. Rivers, Mr. and Mrs. ITount Fox
tendered tbe young cohple a reception
dinner at their home to which many
of the doctor's friends were inVlted.
Several tokens of esteem were left by
theguestSr and all wish"Dr.,and Mrs.
Rivers a happy and prosperous yoyage
through life.—Farmer City Sun,
Wanted—your Xmaa picture framing at Wiltoughbyjs studio.
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Election of officers, K. of P. Thursday, December 6,
Election of officers, L. O. T. M. next
Wednesday, December 5.
The Home Mission Society will
meet at Mrs. Brown's, west First
street Friday, December 7, at 2. p. m.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrb.
S. A. Sutherland, on Friday, December 7th.
Regular meetingof the Eastern Star
next Monday, December 3d. All be
present at half past seven. Special
work.
Election of officers- W. S, Hanco.k
Post, G. A. R., Saturday evening, December 1. All members are requesti'd
to be present.
A missionary tea will be served
with Mrs. M. T. Knowles at the pa r-
sonage in connection witb the annual
Thanksgiving meeting, Thursday, December?. •
The Rathbone Sisters will meet ne-vl
Friday evening and everyone is requested to be present. Election of
Officers and other business will be
transacted.
Services of the Episcopal cburch will
be held in the Congregational
house of worship on Friday night, December 7,* at 7 o'clock by th_-.;Sey. J.
IS. Rippey of !Mt. PieaSaflt. .Bishop
^iilispie of Grand Rapids wiil preach
the sermon,   All are cordially invited.
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