1894-01-05; Clare Sentinel (1892)

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Volume 2.
OLAKEJ, MICH., FKLDAY, JANUARY   5 1894.
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LAnOEBT   Circulated Paper
Im Clare County.
Number 6-
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Ife Holidays are oyer and we enjoyed an im-
riiiense tras&e, whMi we appreciate.   We always keep \
' af select s&tack of albums, toilet articles, feooks, etc.,
fjcom wJaieh ycm are invited &* call and make a se- ■
lection,
;:        If .you axss needing paints, oils, brushes, etc.,
ours -istre superior to any.        :
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f       Ckir-specialty, howe^er^ is the careful filling of
prescriptions,.', We also have a large line of proprieta-
y B0p©dicmes. ,
■Oall and see us.
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SEW
BREVITIES.
" Wis"- you give me a kissP'-^e pleaded;   -
'-j'utjit a-little one. ere i go?"
"Oh, lasses,"-she answered archly,
- "AfJisweetest-wlien-stolen, youlaiow."
Tlieii ii tMef lie beea-me, bold and daring,
Vvi^'tiout a minute's delay,
And Ufce tlie Arab in the story,
Ke i.ai(2atly stole away.
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jlbegins next Monday.
IVfccy LougIi, Marion, today.
R 5. Eirkbride, Farwell, today.
'Tile .charity concert netted aib©ut
$25. jj
-B.-^g9geman  A. IS. Smith, -Holly,
tod<iiir. •
Fifmk Falk is over from Mt. Pleasant f-isiting friends. '"      '
. Vv {ii  YanWormer was  down from
H-ari'ison, Thursday.
' ' 14'k. Dr. Sanford returned "Wednesday :Trom a visit to Mt. Pleasant.
Wi* S. G®oley was doing business at;
Eeetjl Gfety and vicinity, tips week.
The- Republican, at Shepherd, warns
scfereol house moved into town.
p. Palmer and wife are back again.
t their holiday visit in JS-.ew York
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-J",. Doherty-is receiving a visit
week from his "father, of Belfast,
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BorisSmaster Stein of the'T.. .fo A. A,
road feas been promoted to general superintendent.
Fj-ank Welch went to Hasnrison last
evening -on business for (the Pearl
Ste?jim .Laundry.
•Mrs. T. P.Hofnung and M't&l-e -daughter jr»f Mt.Pleasant visited with friends
in Cjlare over Sunday.    ,
MJiss'Edmi Elden returned Tuesday
from a&wo or three weeks' -visit with
relatives and friends at Midland.
I\|lss Bessie Martin of Evart -was the
guest of Miss May Ward in Clare, over
Sunday-, returning home Tuesday.
HI! Lapham, formerly T. & A. A,
rator at Clare, now of Howell, was
visiting friends in Clare, Wednesday.
Mfiss Cora Ward  went to Toledo,
Wej3nesSay,  where  she will attend
school faring the remainder of tbe
'wiu'ter.
IVlJss Matie McKinley has -again assumed her studies at Albion College
afterspeeding Xmas and' lew Yeaa-s
at ijiome.
Farwell Eegister: J. C. Brown being
thejjlowes-t bidder will have charge of
the;;waterworks for the ensusng year.
PriJ3e.$70Q.
Pirendergast, the assassin of Ma>y-or
Harrison of Chicago, was found guiity
of iborder last Friday and sentenced
:'tp |>e hang<*dL
-.- ,: -I'he slight fall of snow last night
(has1; hidden itae bare ground and given
iunjtbermen a ray of hope, that there
.may be winter yet.
rMhe .Ladies1 A id Society will serve a
ten: cent supper from five until seven
at [the G. A. B. ball next Tuesday,
January 9th.   Every one is invited.
glider M. D. -Bogers assistedbv Elder
J. |F. Moffett of Grand Rapids, will
holjil a series :©f gospel meetings at
Delta's hall, • commencing Tuesday,
January 9.   All a-re Invited.
I'red Welch visited during the holidays with relativ.es at Jackson. He
took the opportunity to visit the state
pri|on and observe its operations.
ThiWe were 852 inmates at the time ot
nispisit.-'
An exchange is -correct in the following; "The man who gets mad at
whjk-t the newspapers say about him,
.sho'uld r&lum thanks tlaree times a
daj| for wfoat the newspapers know
sbejufc hm an£ don't say," *
Oh!   They are wise
Who adver.tise
In winter, spring   -
. And fall-;
But wiser yet'
Are they, you "bet,
Who never let up
At all.
Art. Stevens;, Mt. Pleasant, Wednesday.
Miss Euceba Hall visited friends in
Saginaw, this week.
E. G. "Welch returned, Tuesday, to
the State Ndi-Uial afr Ypsilanti.
A girl baby was born to Mr. and
Mrs. John Phiaisey, Wednesday.
Qeo.. Smith's smiling countenance
was seen in Clare the first of the week.
Bemember the Wolfonbarger-Huck-
ins meeting at the Baptist church next
Tuesday evening.
Alton Burnham departed Tuesday,
for Ann Arbor to again take up his
studies at the" U. of M",
Mrs. Win.; Boss spent several days
this week with her. son, J. -S: Boss,
Eegister of Deeds, Harrison.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Ash returned last
Saturday..evening to Eeed City after a
week's visit with relatives in Clare.
Mrs. Isaao Becker, of WaHaceburg,
Ontario, is tbe ^uest of her brother-in-law, Edward Becker and family.
J. B. McLellan of Yernon has been
seriously iH during the past week, but
is slowly gaining^ T>?„ Burrier is attending^
Mrs. A. G. Hanehett and daughter.
Miss 2-fora, returned Tuesday from a
visit with relatives and friends in the
south part ;©f the state.
The number ^-IS-'has not proved unlucky with the Midland Eepublican.
Last week it completed its thirteenth
year. The Eepublican is a good paper.
A certain Clare lady, not so very
long ago, while eating bologna, found
that it contained among other things,
dog's toe nails. Moral: "Don't eat
bologna."
The people of Evart and vicinity are
doing their share towards relieving
the destitute of the upper peninsula.
This week they shipped a car load of
clothing, etc.
David Wood of Sheridan has been
allowed a pension at $80 a month with
a back pay since June, 1892. The
pension is well deserved and will come
JSery acceptable.
Hiss Laura Holbrookis still very ill.
Dr. Goodman was up from Sagihaw}
Thursday, in: consultation with Dr.
Maynard anol Dr. Burrier regarding
har serioas condition.
Money is accumulating in the banks,
but there is a, scantity in the pockets
of the people!. Last year the money
was in circulation and everybody-was
doing a good |)usiness. ;
Will J. Bander of Company G. Regular arniy, stationed at Detroit, writes
us that he expects to behomein a^jbout
three or four weeks for a; shjort yisit
wit^i his parents and friends, f ■     |
B.-M. Mussell, superintendent of the
Congregatioaal Sunday School dep'seji
aningenious4>laa to interest ^ne iljiem-
:bers of tke scfhool. A printejfl liijt of
questions was handed to each jone. it The
questions were very practical too.'   >
CadillacIflews and Express; E. G.
Jeffries, one of the editors sind publishers of the Clare SBNTonsL, was a
visitor in Cadillac last Saturday. <; The
SENTDSELis'butone year old, but it
has already gained recognition a!k one
of the .clean, clear and forceful repub
lican
state.
papers of this sectioa ot
the.
Dr. Kelley of Harwell was in town
on professional business Tuesday.
Mr,. -John Gardner of Bussell made
this office a pleasant call, Wednesday.
Mrs. Will Parrish has returned home
after visiting friends and relatives
near Port Huron.
H. Saperston went to Bay City last
Saturday for a week's visit with relatives and friends.
Eremont Bradley is receiving a
visit from'his parents and grandmother of Harbor Springs.
Mrs. F. J. Todd and children returned Monday evening from a visit
with relatives in Saginaw.
Mrs. B. 3T„ Kramer went to Hinkle-
ville last Saturday to visit her mother
who has nearly recovered from a hard
cold.
Mrs. F. A. Kelley and daughter,
Miss Adda, have been visiting relatives and friends ih Saginaw Snd.'Bay
City, this week.
Bay Hodgins and Miss Minnie Barney, both of Vernon, were united in
marriage by Bev. W. Hi Hoffman at
Mt. Pleasant, Dec. 27.
Miss Delial Becker has returned
from a two or three months' absence
at Owosso, where she has been visit*
ing with her sister, Mrs, John White.
Beed City Clarion: The Clare Sentinel comes out to us this week togged
out in splendid holiday attire, printed
on fine pink tinted paper. A creditable job.
I. Saperston has closed out his stock
at Coleman and has now opened up
there with a larger business in larger
quarters^and tbe firm now advertises
as "Saperston Brothers."
Owing to an over sight a very interesting grist of items from our West
Yernon correspondent were omitted
from last Week's issue. .We shall try
and not let it occur again.
Mrs. Dr. Kelley of Farwell and son,
Eugene, visited with Mrs. Dan Grouse
in Clare, last Saturday, while on their"
way to Harrison to spend JSew Years
with Mrs. Kelley's- sister, Mrs. Dr.
Bracey.
Farwell Eegister: W. S. Keifer, of
Ithaca, is lumbering on sec. 29 of 18-6.
He' is running a crew of 20 men and
will put in 1,000,000 feet of hemlock.
The logs are on the T. & A, three
miles south of Lake George.
Tuesday, following Christmas Mrs.
J. W. Calkins of Clare and P. Oallam
of Bussell received word 6f the death
of their brother-in-law at Saginaw, and
onMonday of this week they were
summoned" to Saginaw to attend the'
funerai'of a sister.
It is to be hoped, that 1894 will deal
*more leniently with and act more
'kindly towards the people of this nation than did 1893. And yet \?ith so
many years of prosperity as this country has had, it seems wrong to complain about a little adversity.
Miss Anna Carrow has returned to!
her school at Atwood, Antrim county,
having spent the holidays with her
parents in Sheridan. She was accompanied on her return by Miss Edna Elden who will take charge of the primary department of the Atwood
school. •
A printer on a Georgia ^weekly recently, in making up the forms for the
first time, got a marriage and a grocer's notice mixed up so as to read as
follows: "John Smith and Ida Onay
were united in the holy bonds of sour
kraut, which will be sold by the quart
or barrel. Mir. Smith is an esteemed
cod fish at ten «ents, while the bride
has many hams at a shilling a pound."
Earl Austin returned "Wednesday
from an absence of a year and a half
in the west. He has been over much
of the west and expressed a preference,
for Salt Lake City. He was taken
sick in Chicago on-his way home about
six weeks ago, and for some time was
dangerously ill. Earl is the same old
sixpence.
It will be noticed by new T. A.A. &
IS. M. time card,that Clare peoplehave
now only one train a day each way over
the road, while south of Mt. Pleasant
trains run same as formerly. There;
is a good; deal of justifiable kicking!
among Qlare business men concerning;
this change, and there is talk of taking away all freight traffic and passenger-travel unless a change ifor the
better is made,
Cashier Woodmancy, of the L. L.
-Co., at Dodge, assisted by G.W.Benyx,.
of their Lansing office, last week closed
up the books at the end of theconcern
for the year. Transactions covering
over $525,000 were gone over and books
balanced upon the first footings. Ifc
was certainly a remarkable; circumstance, and indicates plainly that Mrr.
Woodmancy's enviable reputation as
an accurate and (Systematic book-keeper is worthy of full credit.—Cleaver.
Mrs. C. E. Eussell of Mt. Pleasant is
in the city, today.
Miss Pearl Canfield of Harrison visited with Miss Louie Louch in, Clare,
Wednesday,
Mr. and; Mrs. S. O. Kirkbride returned, Wednesday, from a visit with
friends at Mendon, Mich.
The Ladies' Union will meet Friday, January 12 at the home of Mrs.
E. H. DeYogt. A full attendance is
requested,
L. McLean and wife of Sheridan
township visited during the holidays
with relatives at Dundee and Milan,
returning home Tuesday.
Wm. D. Wallace of, Tonkin vfen t to
Mt. Pleasant Wednesday on business
with the Aim of Tonkin, Harris & Co.
for whom he has been the local agent
since the removal oftheir mill-!  t
Wm. A, Dean, of; Traverse City,
formerly of*Clare,''*wa! in town over
Sunday visiting with friends and doing
business. Mr. Dean is well-pleased
-vyith Traverse City and report.'?-lots of
business there.        .
Hubel & Allison's ice skating rink is
crowded with skates every day. and all
the old boys around town who; havn't
had a pair of skates on ia years have
been limbering up "their old bones
lately and enjoying the fun.
Prof. Dave Landau, of Bay City, a
cousin of EC. Saperston of Clare, is expected in Glare sometime during the
coming week for the purpose of organizing a dancing school. A good many
have signified their intention of joining the class.
The exhibits have all been j-emoved
from the world's fair grounds'and the
-?ates thrown open for free admission,
nothing bat the buildings and grounds
remain but the fascination of the
famous fair may be judged from the
fact that in one clay JO.000 people went
to see the empty buildings.
Bev, S. A. Long gave his hearers an
appropriate and edifying sermon last
Sunday morning. His text, 90th
Psalm and 12th verse, "So teach us
to number our days that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom." All present were convinced of the vanity of
the knowledge of this world without
the wisdom referred to in the text.
The Plj'mouth Mail publishes this
for a true story: "A farmer up in
Clare county lost about' ten,' dollar's
worth of chickens a few nights since,
by thieves, and he was very mlad about
it. Shortly afterwards he found a
pocketbobk containing $80 winch tlie
thieves had lost, and he is. feeling
much better.—Xnn Arbor Courier.
The tax collector is abroad in the
land, but no one cares to be introduced
tohim.—I4vingston Bepublk&n. They
do not need to—he introduces! himself.
—Pickney' Dispatch. Being- pretty
well acquainted with one of that class,
we are moved tb remark that ;tbey aire
not s.uch ;a bad lot after all. They
never have you on their list uialess you
are wortli something.
W. S. Hancock W. E. G. TSo. 184 installed their newly elected officers
Wednesday evening Jan. 3, Strs. Yir-
ginia Friedeborn acting as ihstalling
officer: Pres,f Mrs. T. A* Sutherland;
S. Y. Pres., Mrs. J. A. Goodenow: J
Y. Pres., Mrs. Emma Eodgers; Treas.,
Mrs. 1/L EL Feighner; Chap., Mrs.
Blanch Gilman; Sec, Mrs. E. Brown;
Con., Mrs. M. Babcock; Guayd, Julia
Dowd; assistant Con., Mrs. O, Ehodes.
assistant Guard, Mrs. E. Forbs. After
installation Ihe ladies-servedisupper in
their W. B. & dining hall,
Last Monday evening while the
Calkins house bus was standing at the
union der)ot, Sbrie horses brokeioose and
and went teaming down 5tli street and
when in front of Dr. Maynard's home
turned in* thb wheels of the bus tearing down a couple of hitching posts
and two or three shade trijes. The
horses then' continued on down 5th
street east of town and when found
were at Lansirigville,, about four miles
east of town. The bus was terribly demolished'but. the horses were not injured. A different team has been put
on and the old Sterns, house bW is now
being used.  \
The fotlowjtrig from an exchange has
our idea)1 of ;it: We wish to caution
our correspondents against sending in
items of a (cutting, personal nature
against anyone in their vicinity. A
paper is no #lace to vent out any personal feeling qf any sort whatever and
we do not intend to publish;; anything
of the sort ajnd certainly do; not sanction it. When! a person has cpmmitted
some puljlic outrage andth^^, with, no
aggravating; circumstances}to cause,
we believe iii the press giving him the
full benefit qt;its censure, bifit it is not
business, of ijhe press to magnity trivial
matters jpr to satisiy the personal ill
will ot any cue.      .'
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Mrs. F. A. Jeffries was at Farwell
on business today
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. O'Connor are visiting in Fabwell for a few days.
W. H. G-oodman is able to be upon
the streets again after a serious illness.
Mrs. L. E. Davy was visiting friends
at Evart, iker former home, this week.
C. I. Bigiley returned yesterday from
a two weeks' visit in Detroit, Manistee and other points.
Mr. Sheerer and wife of Chicago are
visiting in] Clare at the home of his
mother, MJrs. P. M. Shearer.
Mrs. J. i%. Speer and daughtei: returned yesterday to Hillsdale county
after a wejek's visit'with J. H. Speer
inthiscitjr.
E. A. anbl J. M.Bockafellow,brothers
of Mrs. W. H. Goodman and J.. C.
Eockafelllw have been in the city this
week making them a visit.
There will be union services at the
Congregational church next Sunday
evening. jfThe union prayer meeting
last evening was very interesting.
The holidays being over and advertising space being somewhat less" in
demand," we shall be able to give our
readers mjbre reading matter.   See our
offers.     j:
A lamppexploding and the oil catching fire In the Sentinel office just
before g^iing'to press this evening,
caused considerable excitement for
a short time.
Farweli Eegister: Several couples
from Farwell attended the charity
concert ajt-Olare last Friday evening.
They saici it was fine and well worth
the timejind expense of attending it.
Mrs. JjfY. Sine left this evening for
Farwell, intending; to go on to Grand
Bapids in the morning to see what she
can do in settling ber suit against that
city for damages which is in the courts
there.     !| - '  '. .
A ybuJQg gentleman in this city
.wishes u$ to say that there is trouble
in store for the person who has been
writing annoying letters to him and a
certain y-bung lady.   He advises them
for their jown safety tb drop it.
Through the courtesy of Congressman Avejry the Sentinel office is supplied with the Congressional Eecord.
Our sub|cribers aire welcome to the
use of it J They will find the speeches
on the current questions rather racy
reading-, j
Frank {Tucker's Company, which is
popular Jin Clare, had the* opening
night of ;fche new opera house at Woodstock, Orrt., a few nights ago. The
opera hijmse burned with a loss of
about $1,0,000, and the company lost
its wardrobe and paraphernalia.
The Pearl Steam Laundry which
commenced operationsinjOlareashort
time ago, is doing a very prosperous
business.' The work turned .out by the
laundry ;js equal to tbe very. best and
Clare people should patronise a home
industryilingtead of sending their work
outside, j,
Tfre n^ard of supervisors met in special sessibn Wednesday and Thursday
last week to audit accounts and do
other-routine business. This business
is usually done at a session held about
two mojiths later, so that now the
board will not convene again until the
new, hoaM is elected.
Owingjl to the rather careless reading
-of our holiday article about the Clare.
rx>s« c*-*^* ; two or three of our ex-
changes! are announcing that M. D.
Eaton bJ$s been appointed postmaster
at Claref JBTo, not yet, but the betting
is largely that way. But when he' is,
won't tlj.ere be a howl ih Borne by the.
disappointed ones?
The annual election of officers at
the Congregational church.was held
January'- 4 with the following result:
Trusteef C. H. Sutherland; Clerk, Mrs.
M. A. Thurston; Treasurer, May Bicknell; Chorister, John Giberson; S. S.
Supt,, lj|. M. Mussell; Assistant Supt.,
D. E. A;lward; Ushers, W. H. Elden
and W j D. Perrin; Assistant ushers,
Clark Giberson and Otho Sutherland.
At thjj October session of the board
of supelvisors tlie charge of fraud in
elections against Wm. M. Temple was
orderedpismissed. At the special session lasf week the second charge that
of forgery, was also ordered dropped.
Mr. Temple was exonerated by the
board, i This is a proper (though, long
delayed) ending of the matter, as the
chargesjseem to have been brought
forwarc| for spite.
Simeon Corbette died Wednesday,
January 3, after a lingering decline,
77 years old the 8th of Decem-
, He was a native of Massa-
chuset^js but had' lived many years in
this;state.- He leaves three sons and
a d$ugater, Mrs. S. Sheldon of this
city! t Ihe services were conducted by
Bev* S A. Long from the home of
Driahliedner where he had lived for
Ealeigh G|berson has been, visiting . -'
friends  at Evart, his former home,
this week?-' !j.
~ Mrs. E..:-)Y, Ballentine of Chicago is,';
visiting wij-jji her sister, Mrs J J. B. McLellan, of-Yernon.- |       "'
Hear Prof,; Huckins sing a,i the Bar> '
tist church next Tuesday evening. ISTo .';
charge for admission. ';
Mrs.   W. !,!S.;Cooley and ijfcrs. SL'A.;
Gleason were, visiting friends at Far-
well a couple of days this week'. .] -.
Shepherd ii^Tews: The Clare Sehstti- ;
nel issued k very neat and tasty holiday edition,;; last week, on pijhk paper.;, /
Should you, chance to mciet one of
the; fenii ni lie gender on the sjfcjreet with;
herliaifallideiiciously musised up, &>
not chide her and think she, has, neg- -
lectedtocoipab-it. It has-fcakefr her- t
two hours tp dlislievel it in > that a^*-'
ligefashion^   .'      "',,     ': -j!    r  ; ".'■ /
The mandamus, brought^jby H> :fc'-\
Wickham, ! prosecuJbihg' '^attorney,,
against Wni. H, Browne, coiinty tfeas-;
urer, growija^ out of the claim of ijfaj-' ,
oils for services in. the Boulter case^ :
which was jeut by the boardfrom$200;- *--
to $50, wasjcalled up Tuesday evening '
beforeJucl^e Dodds, and after,hear-, ;
ing petition and answer, w^,s denied/' .
Hon. Wolfenbargerof 2^-ibraska, a ,'\
noted temperance orator ajiid organiz- ;.
er is billed to deliver an addiiess at the-:;.
Baptist church next Tuesday evening}'' >
He has a national reputation for -elo-"'';-'
quence.    Ee Will be assisted by Prof...'
Huckins. a1
gifted singer, who will be
worth heaiinng.   Every ohei should go
and hear M^he great reforniers^ "Frefe '.
Admission,'1 , ,        -   ..   ;   jj,:   '    .   '.-'"',
Bev. M. D. Rogers went to Eeaver- -
ton, Thursilay, called thereby the peo- \\,
pie of that,' place to see to he could  '
do towards oiisting Carpenser^ a Mor--
mon leaded, who has, been ilpreaching
for some ^jme there.-  Mr. IjBogers has!
already had several debate1^ with Car- .
penter andj eaich time-has come off victor.   Carpenter always aims to get in  -
his work wihere there" are rib ministers   *
to expose him," but if ,"Mr. Sogers stay?
there a night or two Bev. 0- will have
to look forme w fields of operation.
John Le^s of Grahbury/Texas^ visit-"
ed friends !fit Hai;rison and Clfire this . - -
week.   One day about three; weeks ag^&
he was busy at work: in: his store- in
Granburytwhere the .desii'e; suddenly "
seized him] to, visit his parents;, ittjSag-
inaw, Mich.   The desire w^s.so sftron'g   -
that he weVit home, tolii hrs wife', to" -.
gethislittile daughter ready for the/ .'
journey and in half an hour.he. was on   ]
the cars for the; north J  He feached
Saginaw only the day before his. father died, not haviiijglearjajedlbefbre that   ,
his father was sick. 'A ,week later his* <
mother also died.,'  WWjhilr sudden de-. ■ •']
sire to vijgit his, parents m promptly '■* '.'/
executed ,ai mere coincidjenee? ■      .   •;■'
The charity conceriL givefi at Doher*^.
ty opera'house lastlFrjidky evening:-*
December! 29, nrlder:' the .^uspices of
the Ladies' Working Society, \ drew * a";'. *
crowded fhouse.   It 'jw^s >bne!bf the. _,
finest entertainments that a Clare au- >'
dience ihas had the plba!»ure-bf wit-   •
nessing in;a long timep;as]l>;, The mil-;" [
sic furnished by Messrs; C<iK>rs, C. &-.',.
Chase, d:|w.  Chase,  Clark, Stickle^
and Miss!Leon Chase, who; composed
orchestra,:! was excellent. &• sohg "The
Beggar Girl" by Miss,K|itie ;CJaasfe, *'•■
was veri', nice.   ISext camjej a, solo by
Miss Martin, of Evart,
pelled to i:es3K>nd to an
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who was com-
edcore.   Thea
an ihstriimental duet! hy> Miss May
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He was|
ber last-
Ward ahdfMir. Franlj: Doherty.   This-;
was foll6;wed;:by a rebitatio'n by, Miss
Martin, wjhois'"an elo<iUt*fpnist of no
small ability..  Thesblotby Missi Bee-v
man of ^Eyart was fine, jari'd she, to<),
was called, back, a second; time.   The
character1 quartette,   f'P^'ofessbr  s\t:
Home," fc'y Messrs. Coprs and ;Goo<l-
man and Misses .^Harris [and Holbrook,
was very funny and brpugbt,;fpith a
full roundj of applause   The> ihstru-
mental d,'nlet by & S. Chkse and cfaugh-'
ter/wasexceillent.   Th|
"•Fog Bel)" by A. H.
Mr. Coors good lability
Then caxnie a recitation;
tin followed by a solo by
Another L character: qpajcjtetteji J tlie-
- 'Fortune1 Teller" by > Messrs. Cooley
and Goodman aijd Misjsesi .'Harris and
Beeman,'; brought forihf its- minted
share of!! applause.;. Thef entertainment was brought tp a elosfe by an instrumental duet, VThe'l Slfigh Bide,"
by Misses W;ard andWilLiti, ?.Mlss Belle
Wait of 'Evart a.'etfed as pianist during
Lifiss^ib, the.
Copra, shbwed
as: a -singer.'
-by!jMiss -Mar-
Miss Beemaii.
samteti
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me past.
the evening.   Manjr
are heard, fer the tint:
oijds of,praise
ring efforts.of
the presij3er|t of the Ladies' forking
Society,;, i|Mrs.; Derby.,
members^ who worked.
the ente*
the ladie
gotten fc
s of Evart are
;»r their1 effort
ing an enjoyable eaterbacftimSnif
fl
abd
ha:rd
the other
to! make
tainment a ^i'ccj&ss,i<';aii-3y too,
sptto'pe for-
rtowards mak-