1893-07-14; Clare Sentinel (1892)

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OLABE, MICH., FEIDA¥, JULY 14, 1898.
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LB__ _?rg,tfe, ۩___aan, yesterday.
L_5i_§ Maud B_Loades is visiting .fiSt
_t_3___s a. Mt. Measant.
Clare pities begin to pitch t___ir
tsa.s at Sfcs .-snaon J____e_
Bator __LeI_ay Ms opened a shooting
*3all«_y ie €__. Masted bjodc.
-   Bs*. L__i_3_M_ will be in. (3a$to__. tie
10_j_. oa i|_:.£essioaal business,
LtC M<_sIson of Loomis made this
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assat call, Wedpectay.
A. LEelley Tisited ffiriends in
p__sa a couple of days th_s week,
L_3>?3. IffSEli Badgley  of Bnrahain
SGiia.sIc^S'fl with lier parents ia Clare.
A- 3. Boliesty visited Mis parents in
::-- IT. Y.s a couple ^f days
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ILBra Jennie Gordon of JSfreeland
•?_3___ag lier cousin in this city,
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LLL-T-.^sLL.I: Hie "Holbrook and Hettie
BIc.L_.bi- are 'yisiting- with friends in
€.eiies>3e county.   ■
"Will Ward of the Herarfoffice, Gfai-
-eago, is visiting Ms mother, ______ Jno.
__g]Q.agi_an, in this city*'
Mr. and Mrs. 'Gene "Marsh returned
ta Glare, yesterday,- after a week's vis-
"it to Ms parents at LEvurt.
€rQ0* SMttt has been doing business
"ia Glare'tMs week. LHLe expects to visit Mends ii ere over Sunday.
Ms. and Sirs. J. S. Boss went to Har-
TisoEj Monday, where tHey will remain
cluring las term of oSiee as register.
A. 3". LKLane, son Mojd and daughter
Ada, will go to Betoskey tomorrow to
enjoy a short. vacation at. tbat resort.
"Me .flames 3S3_$, , I. riedeborn and
JPamsh fetemed-festerday from a vis-
it- to tlie Beheka&lodge at Mt. PIeas-
oat. .   •- "
Dwyer mA daughter, liiss
left Tuess
key'will 1.<
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if for   Sudbury,
absent about a
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Sirs. 0. 1.. Ms__l_all and cliillreii
left yesterday to 'join "her husband at
Soiit'fe Bay City5 -Stew goods haying
heea shipped tMtheE.
S. G. Eirkbride went Tuesday to
_5fe .7 York. On-KisTetumhe will be
accompanied by Ms wife, who is visiting relatives in tlie-©est.
Eev. S. A. LongwHl be in Alpena
for the two coming Sundays. Eev. 3EL
H. TanAnken wilLoaeupy the Congregational pulpit darlBg that time. .
A private letter $_o_a Joseph Hudson and family says that they reached
England well, except from the sickness usually incident to an ocean voyage- .       . |
Improvements afeotit town are ntjm-
erous. Ifew .veraadas, new walks,
fresh paint and ne^ ^grading are as,
good indications as-©ne need wish of a
prosperous communing.
Miss Lionelle Polla&d. who has had
eMrge of a .millinei^ store in • Clare.
ito? the past two or ttee -months, has
closed ©atthe business.and returned
to hei? home in Cad-Has..
Mr. _fred LLee and Miss Jennie Irwin were united in maniage, Tuesday
c3?ening, at the M. 33. parsonage. - The
Ss__i__[___3i_ joins, with t__e many friends
of the young people in wishing' them
Joy*
Mm. E. Pierce of Grand Bapids vis-
•,i£eS her daughter, ___b..J. H. 'Wilson,
F'Hsts week, returning- Wednesday even-
'ing. Two daughters who came „ with'
!_._j will remain in this city for some
time./
"xle W. __ P« ML. auditor recently in-
ttei the business and bopks at the
■e ©_fice. .He highly complimented
____. Galliver, who is in charge of the
Ic-Sl bipinesSj and who for thirteen
P3S?3j_as gives a good account of him-
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The fa
l11 game at Evart between the
Glare Laniers and Svarts, last Friday,
"was a well-flayed gameA except in one"
lEniQgs when, one side run in seven
ssorss aad the other side eight,
tWtmgh. gross errors. The scorey as
announced last week, was 16 to 18 in
favor of Clare.
Cooley & Dorsey of the dare marble.
works? have closed a deal by which
they become owners of the McLKLJnnon
Maeksmitii shop formerly occupied hy
BanCrouse, As soon as they can fix
up tlie _f_d__tti_g -suitaMyj they will
mm& their estire business from their
fressBi'quarters wMch. have become
Sit9g5*tief tod mam for them.    We
lal to note these SBdleatiOES of a
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J. LLouinberg, clerk for Imerman, is
[sick.
J. LH. Oanfteld of Harrison was in the
| city, Monday. .
Mrs. "W. H. LUden visited in Cole-
i* man, yesterday.
LS. O. Pettibonehas been "under the
weather" this- week.
Will Ash of Beed City is visiting
Mends in Glare, today.
Mrs. Wm. J. Edwards of Earwell did
business in town, Thursday.
Mr. Hunter, D_. & A. A. agent, has
rented the Marshall residence.
Huckleberries are worth about $2.50
per bushel, but rapidly declining.
Miss Blanche Mooney and Miss Jessie
LB avis are visiting friends in Saginaw*
Miss Lulu Thurston closes a successful term of school, this week, at the
Eagle.
Mrs. W. LK. Tasker of Saginaw is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
W.Perry. .    .      '
P. Mortz went to Saginaw yesterday.
He was in quest of a jpiano for his
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. LDeTogt and Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Bigley visited at Shep-
herdthis- week. *°
Al." Smith looks rather forlorn this
week, his wife having gone on a visit
to relatives in Indiana.
Jos. Williams has rented the LKus-
baum cottage recently vacated by Geo-
Benner, on State street.
Miss Bessie G-iberson has returned to
her home in Clio, after a couple of
weeks'visit with friends in Clare.
Miss Carrie Bockafellow returned
home, Tuesday, after a week's visit
with Miss Mna Spring at Coleman. ^
Misses Lillie LDeCo© 'and Anna Sei-
bert effect to spend their vacation in
the vicinity of Grand Traverse Bay.
M_8.-0. LH". Goodenow arid little
daughter, Celia, visited recently with
her sister, Mrs. Reynolds, of Corunna.
Miss Elsie Bruske has returned to
Saginaw, after a few days' visit herewith her cousins. Misses LLouise and
Clara Bruske.
The Ladies' Aid society will serve a
ten cent supper next Tuesday evening
at the home of Henry Ort, on 6th
street.   All are kindly invited.
The highway commissioner deserves
credit for the repairs on the road between Clare and the Hinkle school
house, as it was in a bad condition.
Mrs. B.E. Kramer went this week to
Visit a brother in Saginaw county and
to meet and visit with a sister from
l-few York who is on her return from
Chicago.
W. T. Weir was at Saginaw, Tuesday, arranging for the shipment to
Clare of a quantity of furniture from
his former home at -Carrolton, a suburb of Saginaw.
C. H. Edwards, the dentist, will be
in Gladwin, July 24, prepared to do all
kinds of work in his profession. This
will be the Doctor's last trip out of the
city until L_Tovember first.
A swarm of bees crossing Main street
this morning afforded a brief ripple of
excitement. Several business men
gave chase, and after throwing sundry
handfuls of sand into the midst of the
flying honey--makers, brought them to
a halt, but did not succeed in making
a capture.
J. LH. Galliver left Monday for Saginaw, where he was joined by his parents, and continued to IsTew York. If
his father stands the journey pretty
well they will continue to Europe*,
otherwise they will spend the summer
at some of the Atlantic seaside resorts. Mrs. Galliver will remain, at
Stratford, Dnt.
. A "woman's voting club" has been
organized at Cadillac. That's the proper caper. We believe the women by
study and practice will soon understand
and carry out their part, as well and
better than most of the male sex. ■ An
annual school meeting is drawing near;
we hope all the qualified women of the
district will avail themselves of the
privilege given them by the state law
makers.
Yesterday's thunder storm did no
serious damage in the city, so far as
we can learn. The nearest approach
to a easuality was at the home of Jay
Sogers. Mrs. Eogers was sitting i£_
the house caring for the baby, when a
ball of lightning seemed to come down
through the house into the room where
she was, rendering her helpless for
some moments and temporarily paralyzing her. A man working in the
t>a_tiEear% was also nauseated by'
_t_@ nearness of the shock. L_To mark
©f a IgMnlng stroke is found.
Miss Lillie Converse is visiting in
Saginaw.
Mrs. LEVA. Jeffries.is visiting with
friends at Charlevoix.
Mrs. B. Langtree of Mt. Pleasant is
visiting friends in this city.
The Calkins and the union depot are
being connected by telephone.
Miss Euceba Hall is spending the vacation with friends in Saginaw.
BV Bicknell was doing business in
the vicinity of Harrison, Tuesday.
J. LE. Probasco of Loomis was among
the callers to our offlce, this -weep.
Earwell downed Coleman at) base
ball, Monday, by a score of 38 to 31."
"Mrs. S. LB. Hall is spending a few
days in Saginaw with her son .and
The Clare "Juniors" are corresponding with the Saginaw "Maroons" for a
ball game. •
W. H. Pierce left Wednesday for
Alexandria, Ind. He will go thence
to the world's fair.
Frank Johnson of Chicago has been
visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. C. LN". Goodenow, in Clare.
Dr. Will Stevens of Chicago, a former Clare boy, has our thanks for several clippings from Chicago dailies.    .
Miss Winnie Storey is-away on a
month's visit to her parents and
friends in the south part of the state.-
0. Eyke and family of Harrisqn visited at the home of Jas. Louch a short
time, Monday. They were on their
way to the world's fair.      *'
A large share of Clare's population
contributed to the immense crowd at
| Saginaw, July 12.   The crowd was considered by far the largest ever in that
city.
The Maccabees have beautified the
appearance of their hall by putting in
a very neat and handsome $30 antique
oak desk, which will be used by both
sir knights and ladies.
We understand Mt. Pleasant people
would like to know where alt of their
Eourth of July money went .to Land
have commenced proceedings to find
out something about it.—Coleman Enterprise.
Geo. Hersey returned yesterday from
Chicago, his wife and son James having returned a week ago. Mr. Hersey
visited relatives at Trenton, Mo., before returning. He was at the exposition on the day following the recent
disastrous fire.
Two enterprising young men from
Ithaca, named Cbvart .and Smith,
were in Summerfield township last
week and located a sheep ranch. These
young men are intending to go into
the wool growing business quite extensively.—Cleaver.
L3_fow's the time to subscribe for the
Sentestbi-; only 50 cents to January 1,
1894. This week we commence the
publication of a new serial entitled,
"Like LLEsTo Other Love." Subscribe
now and thereby get the benefit of the
opening chapters of this interesting
story.
Ed. A. White,'the jeweler, presented Miss Carrie Bockafellow, a* few
evenings ago, with a beautiful souvenir spoon, emblematic of this, the Columbian year, as a return compliment
to the manner in which she paid tribute, in her recent essay at the graduating exercises of the Clare highj
school, to the makers of the watch.
Jas* McELay returned to his labors in.,]
Detroit on Wednesday morning, after
a few days' visit with his parents in
Yernon and friends in this vicinity*
"Jim" is foreman for W.  E.  Currie,
formerly of Clare, who has the contract of making the north-east end of
Belle Isle into a summer resort.    The
Detroit L_Tews of a recent date contained a big write-up of Mr, Me_£ay!
and the work he is doing there, devoting about two columns to the subject, f
in the way of reading matter and cuts,
showing various scenes on the island.
In speaking of the Eourth of July
exercises at Marion, the Dispatch has f
the following: "Hon. D. LE. Alward
of Clare delivered an exceptionally fine
address in this village during the campaign last fall and it was because of
this that the committee were led to
believe he could make a fine Eourth
of July oration. In this they were not
disappointed, many who heard him on
Tuesday declaring that his was the
best they had ever heard. Mr. Alwarct
was accompanied by Eev. S. A. Long
of the Clare Congregational church,
who upon invitation of Eev. Stevens,
the chaplain, assisted in the devotional exercises and also spoke at the vet*
erans* banquet, whicli took place at
the-close of the exercises,1*
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OUR MIDSUMMER OFFER.
Since tMs paper was established last December its subscription list lias grown steadily and rapidly, until
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widest read paper in Clare county. In order to still fur-
tner increase our circulation, for both our own profit and
thalpf our advertisers, we offer The Sen_id___l to January lr
1894, for 50 Gents. This offer is for new subscribers onlyy
for we are sure they will stay with us if they once/ begin.
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