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CLARE, MICH., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1899.
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fn. Haipening.
New Advpsements.
G-. A. ATOBamtfit. groceries.
BaumgarthBrd dry goods.
Mis & Lee, Cy ne.
W. Wolsey, drjoods, shoes,
Holbro'ok's deppment store.
W. A. Busselli.iz''liir-
E. A. White, qiclan.
D. A. B. Splnfc	
Kingdom Beajful,
Doherty Operilouse,
Monday event! December 4,
By P* E Orof|he gifted orator.
Al. Lasher tofrwell Tuesday.
Rev.  Robinspo Evart Tuesday.
John Young fdnford Wednesday.
A. R. Oantlelb Coloman Monday.
Leon Gleasorijs been quite ill this
week', H
Mrs. 0. W. F.& has been ill this
week,  . ■        ij
Mrs. Enoch. 1» is very ill at this
-writing. I
Thos. Holt>4 Sr-' waa iu Loomis
Monday. |j
Mrs. Josh. Wier visited in Farwell
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Monday,
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Leo Kelley isisifcing friends in Mt
Pleasant.      jj
James Roxbg was in Reed City
yesterday,     ij
Miss JennieWsmith is quite  ill
this week,     I
M. Glazier jted friends in Alma
yesterday.
F. M. Tuck lif Loomis was in the
city Tuesday.}
George Grata was c'cwn from Far-
well Monday if
J. F. Brand] Saginaw was in the
■ city Wednesd.
Mrs, Ed. Snjh of Farwell was in
the citv Tueiy.
F. M. Morrlv of Harrison  was in
I'u'CltySatu|y.
George Berfr made a business trip
to Toledo Malay.
Miss Saral|rth visitcfl friends in
Midland yestMay.
Judge Canjld was down from the
.  ^  county seats "Jgsday.
'.SH?     '       The flfty-slh congress Y|ill convene
Monday, Deqjiber 4. f
W. H. Brine of Harrison waa a
Clare visitor iturday.       '
Burt Duryi .spent   Thanksgiving
with his wifep Midland.   \
W. A. Rusill spent Thanksgiving
at his home EOak Grove.   ;
Dr. J. A. Ifeder made professional
calls at Chlpfwa Tuesday. \
W. 0. Gibejon of Baldwin\a .visiting at his hoie in the city.  |
Aloert Welfoan of Far well visited
with David ijblsey yesterday!
Mrs. 0. D. jiawton and son Ve visiting her parjkts in Edgerton.f
Miss LouiseBruske of Sagina? was
home for Th&ksgiving turkeyis
Mr. and Mr. Henry HorniniSun-
dayed with rkatives in Delwin.|
Mrs. F. M.)avidson and Missjillle
.Holbrook sped, yesterday in Coljaan.
Mrs, Annajiwanstpn of Eranfort
-was one of "bistre's visitors this liming.      . |\
Miss Nelli< Presley visited |ith
Miss Veva 3_elly in Far well yeW-
aay. j |
Congressman Mesick was in OVe
Saturday on lis way to the natical
S. P. Doud and sons furnished mnsic
for the K. O, T. M, hop at Farwell
Wednesday evening.
Frank Yan Wormer has moved his
family to Lake George where he has
secured employment.
Mrs, Mary Spore of Copemish visited
Wednesday at the homes of Mesdames
James and Al, Louch,
Mrs. J. H. Canfield was in the citv
Tuesday on her way to Manistee for a
visit with her daughter.
Miss Edith May went to Manistee
Tuesday for a visit at the home of her
sister, Mrs. O. P, Louch.
Miss Jeannie Knowles of Evart is in
Olare, guest of her sister, Mrs. Muriel
Knowles, of the citv schools.
Henry Holbrook of Frankfort spent
most of the week visiting his mother,
son and old time friends here.
C. B. Wait was unable to teach part
of tbe week on account of illness and
A. H. Aldrich taught in his stead.
Mrs. S. Abbey of Midland arrived in
the city Tuesday and is guest at the
home of her brother, W. H. Elden. '
Mr. and Mrs. A, J. Doherty moved
in from their farm last Saturday, and
will remain in town during the winter.
D. McKinnon and wife of Olare are
the guests of" Mr. McKinnon's brothers, H. R. and Bruce,—McBain Chronica.      .
Mr. and Mrs. M, F. Chamberlain,
son and daughter, of Saginaw, visited
relatives and friends in Clare yesterday.
Miss Stella Wolcott went to Saginaw Friday afternoon where she visited with friends, returning Monday
morning.
Mrs. J, S. Bicknell and Mrs. F. H.
Ballinger of Shepherd spent Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N.
Bicknell.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Durlhig of
Loomis returned home Monday after a
tive weeks' visit with friends and relatives in Ohio.
Too much turkey affected the Sentinel force this week and consequently much that might have been
said is omitted.
Mrs. James Louch returned home
the latter part of last week after a
three weeks' yisit with relatives in
southern Michigan.
Mrs. A.. C. Wallace has gone to
home in  Cedar Rapids  after  a
weeks' visit at the home of -Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Presley,
Rev. and Mrs. Johnstone of Cadillac
were in Olare Wednesday on their way
to Harrison where they ate Thanksgiving turkey with Uer parents.
Geo. Andrew Purdy of and Miss
Nora Olive Cummings of Ithaca were
married on Hoy. 15th, Justice Beasley
officiating.—Gratiot Journal.
A. H. Hockafellow returned to Ros-
well, New Mexico, Monday after a two
or three weeks' visit with friends In
Olare and in Genessee county.
Regular meeting of John Q. Look
lodge, F. & A. M., Tuesday evening,
December 12, at which time officers
lor the ensuing year will be elected. 1-2
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Becker of near
Evart were in Clare between trains
Wednesday, on their way to Ann Ar-
oor where he will take treatment at
the hospital.
Miss Lida Doherty was welcomed
back to her home to spend theThanks-
giving recess. Monday she will resume
her studies in Albion' college, where
she is progressing finely.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Welch were in
Saginaw yesterday, Thev returned in
the evening accompanied by their son,
Fred, who has been seriously ill, but
this morning is much better.
H. 0. Stevens, 0. H. Rockwell and
Al. Gerow returned from the North
Tuesday and brought back as a result
of their two weeks' hunt,tlve nice deer,
8P|jt
S. 0. Klrkbride now possesses a full-
blood Shopshire sheep which he has
placed ou his farm in Arthur township., Nearly every business man in
Olare has farming interests and "Kirk"
gets as much enjoyment out of his as
most of them.
Alva Carpenter, brakeman on the
north end of the Ann Arbor railroad,
passed thru Cjare Tuesday on his way
to Saginaw. He is now located at
Frankfort and orders the weekly visitation of the batch of news the Sentinel offers its readers, • .
Friday, Nov. 24, the Clare Sentinel
came out shining all over—in startling
colors. It- was & case of anniversary—
the 2lst. The Sentikel is a fine ren-
resentative of the weekly newspaper
and its loyalty to its town and county
has spread abroad.—Lansing Republican.
Ted Sutherland closed his first term
of school in the Brown district
last Friday, and tho the board there
offered him a raise in salary to remain,
he preferred to accept a position in
district number two, Greenwood,
where he will commence the winter
term next Monday. Ted is making
rapid strides, pedigoglcally.
A very pretty little birthday surprise party was given Miss Nina Now-
lin Tuesday evening. It was her
eleventh birthday and there were
present about twenty-five of her young'
friends. Music, games, refreshments
in way of ice cream, cake and fruits,—
an enjoyable time was had by all.
The K. of P, ball at the opera house
Wednesday evening was a success in
every way, about forty-five couples being present. To announce that Stick-
le's orchestra was in attendance is all
that is necessary to assure the people
that excellent music was rendered.
This was one ut the nicest dancing
parties of the season.
Henry Robinson of Gilrnore died
Sunday at the home of his son, James,
aged seventy-seven years. Heart failure was the cause of his death. The
funeral was conducted from the M. E.
church at Farwell Wednesday, Rev.
Maxwell officiating, Deceased leaves
ten children to mourn their loss, his
wife having died but a few months
ago.
D.   E. Alward started Wednesday
for Washington, D. 0., where on Mon-
: day next he will officiate for the last
her time as reading clerk in the house of
ten representatives.    He   announced   to
friends here some time ago his disinclination to serve a second term and
informed congressman Mesick to that
effect, so it is probable that the office
will be given to a  man  from some
other state.   Mr, Alward says he is
going to find out whether there is coal
on hislarm.
Olare and Farwell teams met on the
gridiron at Farwell Saturday and at
the end of the second half the score
stood 0  to 0.    Farwell's  team  was
made up of nine home men and two
of Harrison's best men.  Supt. Bennett
of Clare umpired the game and in his
overzealousness to be  fair  and  not
favor his team, he gave the other side
the benefit of close decisions.    It is
admitted by some of the Farwell boys
that the ball was once knocked from
the hands of F. E. Doherty after he
had made a 35-yard gain, and the ball
was given to the other side, thus Clare
was kept from scoring. ;,,
Joe Deherty, Will Peck, Charles
Bradshaw, Charles Groshmire .and
George French of Coleman were hunt-
inn north of Clare Tuesday. The K.
O. T. M. of that place elected captains
McCormick and McKinstry who chose
sides and went out for a day's hunt',
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I Special Values
In Men's wool  .
^ Underwear
r   50,62^1.00,1.25
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ompany
Tjhe Siusy Store.
Special Values
In Men's fleeced
Underwear
29, 39,50,756 1
%     55lack  *Dress Soods
The world of well dressed women
turns with more favor than ever this
season to "OREPONS." Our patterns
were selected from the lines of one of
New Yorks largest importers and are
strictly new. The prices are moderate when yoa consider the qualities
1.00 to 2.00 yd.
Jfine Worsted
Cheviot**
We are showing two excellent qualities in this popular suiting
44 in. wide       59c
50 in. wide •     1.00
Our stock of plain black dress fabrics in Brilliantines,  Poplins,  Serges,
Henriettas,    and   Granites  is   very
complete ranging in price from
45c to 1,00
Colored isress
Soods
Fine half wool cashmeres
Fine texture finely finished
all colors.      -
25c
m
■capital.
Mr. and  Mrs.  Mumey  Bell
Sunday at thehome of his parents'^
5*ostoria. |
David Hirzal of Dushville spal
Sunday in Claie visiting his broth©
and slaters. I'.ioi-ueir uwu h__«uj uuuu,...^-,.. ,
Mrs. O. Stough of Saginaw is TiS|| besides having had all kinds of sport,
jng her son, James, she having arrivM ^rmk Allen, who had the index
Wednesday. I'finger of bis.Tight hand cut off in the
Mrs. Mart Bentley of Eyart vtaitejH1™ macW°e at Althouse factory
^Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mri>86 week> n»8 been threatened with
=3?. S. Doraey, 'jplood poisoning, but Is some better
Miss Lulu Hughes of Harrison villi'     '   .        '        _ ,
iced friends in the city  Wednesday! 0tto Lles8' who for 8everal moaths
and Thursday. fast nas been afc Butte City and Great
cityf
Miss Laura  Brown"  of   the
schools spent Thanksgiving with her-,
•parents in Ithaca.
Emerson Orth of Saginaw was in
the city visiting his parents and
Iriends yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs, James Brown of Coleman visited relatives and friends in
the city yesterday.
igara Durling, who has been quite
sick with tonsilttis, is somewhat bet-
.• ierafi'thia writin*.
ThedeO.ds went to Harrison Tuesday vfherd he has secured employ men t
jnfchel easing mill
jails,   Montona, returned  home re-
ptly and will remain in Clare this
inter with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ifbdtrey Liese.
Haye you seen those pretty little
i^minum card cases with your name
■aistically engrayed on cover?    We
|\them out at the Sentinel office
ait me prices are very   moderate.
Oa and see samples. tf.
\l. and Mrs, George Ford of Mil-
wftee arrived in Clare last week and
wfiKUests at thehome of her sister,
Mjpban, Grouse. They have rented
J*?} Hodgins' farm in Vernon where
thrill make their future home.
The sum of $25 was put up and the
losing side pay for a supper given this
evening to the Knights and Ladles.
We Just learned via phone that McKinstry, captain of the side ou which
are the above named gentlemen, won
the hunt, getting 1360 points to Mccormick's 1300. The supper is to be
served this evening and we are sorry
only that we cannot accept the Invitation tendered us to _partake with our
neighbors. '."
Programs are out for the teachers'
association to be held at Harrison
next week Friday and Saturday:
Every teacher In the county should
attend, and if there is a member of a
school board in the county who is so
narrow as to oppose teachers attending this meeting without forfeiting
a day's wages, he should never be
elected to office again, Better results
are obtained when teachers meet often
and "compare notes." Those attending from tlie south part of the county
will be obliged to go up Thursday
night, and a special train has been arranged .foe to return teachers from
the county seat Saturday afternoon
and this train will make connections
with both east and west bound trains
I on the main line.
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Jtosierg and
underwear
This stocking stock contains many
sterling values priced at very close
margins. We think we can give you
the most for your money in hosiery.
Ladies'black Cashmere hose, 15, 25, 50
Misses' black wool ribbed hose 15, 25c
Two specials in
Cotton fleeced hose
One a Ladies' fine fast black,
seamless, heavily fleeced worth
I2_e at per pair - -       10c
The other a misses' extra heavy
ribbed fleeced, better than many
15 centers at       -        -        12 l-2c
A new Line
Of extra heavy fancy ribbed vests
and pants, tastefully trimmed
with tape and embroidery heavily
fleeced at       -      - -    25c
Ladies' fine wool underwear
Gray ribbed or plain        50c eaoli
Scarlet      -       -      -        90c each
White or gray, ribbed and shaped $1
Fine colored Henriettas
At SPECIAL PRICE
In Reds, Browns, Blues and
Grays, 38 inches wide and a special quality for 59c
42-in. Poplins
In all the popular shades 90c
New worsted Plaids 3
5c to 75c 3
jackets and Capes %
In spite of the warmjveather during :3
this season our cloak department has __f
done a hustling business.    We are of- =_£
fering values and making prices tliat _2
are irresistable- 3»
Fine black kersey Jacket 5-00 to 10.00 J2
Fine kersey jackets, tan, brown, castor 3
5.00 to 12.00 m
Cape Special #
27-m long of superior grade, seal W
plush, collar and fronts trimmed ^a
in fur -       -       -       -       5.00 *
underskirts
Of high grade Mercerised satine
equal in appearance to expensive and.
much more durable, with 11-in. stfi-
ened and corded flounce trimmed with
three row narrow ruffles, O Of"}
black, cerise and red v_J-V_/V/
Of special quality, Mercerised sateen with flounce and ruf- O f^f"!
file, black of colors £J.\JVJ
Black sateen underskirts;' heavily
lined with outing flannelf withfloTiace
cording and ruffles,.'"-"
.."1.00,1.15,1.50.
Heavy Outing skirt patterns 29c
Flannel skirt patterns 75c, 1.00
Corset Special
F. C. Waists, style of cut,
fine sateen, worth 1.00 at
made of
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