1893-10-27; Clare Sentinel (1892)

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GLARE, MICH., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1898.
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■;   >,. Time Table.
In! effect May 14th, 1893.
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j; TRAILS LEAVE CliAKB"
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. ;|c*S0 a. m. 5:30 a. &
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A. Allison, Agent.
Clare.
F- & .P. M- R. &
Time Table,   .
Trainsdeave Clare as follows, standard time:
f ""GOING EAST:
Ko.-'6—10:08 a. m. No. 8—3:50 p. m.
GOING "WEST:
j:    No.l—8:55 a. m. No. 5—6:28 p. m.
I Meredith Division.
j: Arrive at Clare from Harrison and Meredith
!B.t 8-.45.A. M.
;   "Leave Clare for Harrison and Meredith, at
i6:40je. M.
!   A. Patriarche, Traffic Manager. Saginaw, M.
jw. A. Carruthers, Ticket Agent,
-Clare. J. H. Galliver, Frt Agent.
Clare. Mich.
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Correspondence.
l"We reserve the right to reject any item
which "we may suspect of "bearing an offensive
personal reference. *We shall consider this
right to reject as accepted as one of the conditions of your correspondence.*!
Meredith.
Dell Linsea has moved to Frost.
Mrs. Ben Bosworth and Mrs. "Walter
McCourtney are on the sick list.
McDougall & Holihan are busy taking an inventory of their stock of
goods.
F. E. McDougall has returned from
Chicago. He says the fair is just immense.
The big medicine man has come and
gone. His prescriptions consist principally oi fire-water and usually prescribesthem for himself.
A number of hunters from Ohio
passed througe here last Tuesday on
their way to Houghton Lake on a fishing and hunting expedition.
„ Miss Kenedy, who has been visiting
here for some time with her brother,
John Kenedy, started for her home in
Montreal, Can., last Tuesday.
Hayes, Dist. No. 1.
]S"o school this week.
Charles Gronda is building a new
barn.
Mrs: Hadley visited at Hatton this
week. '     ■   *■.
IST. DeForest has his road 30b completed.
Wm. Brooks and wife returned home
last week.
Mrs. Canes returned from Hillsdale
last week.
Fred Gibson of Durand is visiting in
these parts. -
Nellie Pittenger left for her home
last Monday. ■ . ,   \   .'■-
Mr. Birdsell is selling large cabbages
for 5 cents per head.
Miss Wilson, our teacher,is spending
this week at the world's fair.
Frank French,who has been visiting-
at Mrs. Spohn's,returned to Lansing
last Saturday.
Floyd Roberts is home on a visit
from Grand Blanc,, where he has .been
Working'this suffintefv
George Stufges formerly of this place,
but for the past three years of Durand,
has moved back on his place.
;Mrs. Cooper, of Reading, Mich., who
has been visiting at C. W. Smith's, returned tocher home last Monday.
C. WvSmithhas traded 80 acres of
his land lor city property in Reading,
Hillsdale county,; "Mich., with Mrs.
Sarah Cooper, consideration $900.
Hayes township regrets to loose such
a business man, as he has held several
offices of trust while a resident here,
but your ^.(^espondeiit understands
that Mr. Cooper is fully qualified to fill
his vacancy. ~ Mr. Smith's future home
will be in Reading, Mich.
If you want to Rent, Buy or Sell
Property.
Conveyancing, neatly anf promptly
done.
OFFICE
in Basement of Bank Block.
Entrance on Fifth Street.
I represent the Oldest, Largest and
Best Fire Insurance Companies in
the World.
Farmers and Horsemen Endorse
Bmfs - Condition - Pwtes.
Suit, Them.   Suit Yon,   25 Cts.
Sold by Mussell,' the druggist.
Bring Your Job Work
To Be Sentinel OttiGe.
S. P. Smith, of Towanda, Pa.,
whose constitution was completely
broken down, is cured by Ayer's
Sarsaparilla.  He writes;
" For eight years, I was, most of the
time, a great sufferer from constipation, "kidney trouble, and indigestion, so that my constitution ^eemed
to "be completely "broken down. I was
induced to try Ayer'-s Sarsaparilla, and
took nearly seven "bottles, with, such
excellent results that my stomach,
bowels, and kidneys are in perfect condition, and, in all their functions, as
regular as clock-work. At the time
I began taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla, my
weight was only 129 pounds; I now can
brag of 159 pounds, land was never in so
good health. If you could see me before and. after using, you would want
me for a traveling advertisement.
tbelieVethis preparation of Sarsaparilla
to be the best in the market to-day."
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Prepared by Dr. J. C; Ayer & Co., Lowell, Maes.
Cures others,wil! cure you
Harrison.
S. A. Wilson is back from the fair.
J. S. Ross and wife home from Chicago.
W. H. Browne in south part of county Saturday.
B. M. Noxon and wife returned
home Monday.
C. Honeywell and Leslie Leonard of
Farwell were in the city on Sunday.
The dance held Saturday evening in
the opera house was well attended.
Splendid time.
Misses Sadie arid Cora Wilson with
their brother Ernest, started for the
world's fair Saturday morning.
Mrs. Minerva Cole, the aged mother
of George Cole of Upton, passed
through this city Saturday night.
Marriage license :No. 56 was issued
Oct. 21 to Harvey M. Wright of Arthur
township and Miss Luella Davis. Ages
31 and 16 respectively.
Tuesday morning when the recess
bell rang out its merry chime calling
the children from play, it called a soul
to its last rest. In the treasurer's office, stretched upon the floor lay he,
who but a moment before had spoken-
passing some jest with his fellow men;
now wrapped in the slumber of death
never to speak again.
Silently tlie light "went out,
Silently the curtain fell,
And those -who gathered 'round the slumberer,
Whispered tenderly, " "Tis.well."      . .
Johnathan G-ireen died October 24,
1893.   Heart disease.
their household goods to Sheridan.
Mr. Carr of Gladwin is moving his
saw mill tc this place; his family will
also locate here.  .
Our teacher, A. D. Johnson has returned and school has commenced as
there are no more cases of scarlet fever.
Elagle District.
Ed. Runyan has been quite sick the
last week with tonsilitis.
John Giberson and wife were in this
part of the country Wednesday.
Emma Hutchinson is spending a few
days in Clare with her sister, Mrs. A.
E. Mack.
Mrs. Frank Davidson of Alma is
spending a few days with Stevens and
Mrs. Dibble.
Mr. and Mrs. Bates of Grand Rapids
drove up to spend a few days with
their son, Chet.
Mrs. Beardsley and little daughter
of Farwell are visiting Mrs. Dave
Wood this week.
Hatton,
Cold weather has come at last.
M. Mundy was in Clare Friday.
Wm. Goodknecht was in Clare Wednesday.
Jamima Lackie is working for Eli
Geroux.
Wellington ISowlen was at Hariison
Monday.
Maude Stillwill is working for Mrs.
Horning.
Mr. Read of \North Bradley was in
town Monday!.
R. P. Rogers and daughters were at
Clare Mondaj'. •■
Eugene Oderkirk made a visit ftlmie
the first of the week. ■
J. Mott of Harrison was in town
Friday with his team.
Ernes Oderkirk is able to be around
again from his sickness.
Ezra Horning, of "Vernon township
visited his son Henry Tuesday.
Mr. Chapman and wife of Sheridan
visited at W,; C. STowlen's Sunday.
Mrs. Flurlti was at Clare; one day
last week having teeth extracted.
H. Klinel and Crist Shesiblt were
visiti ng relatives at Dover Sunday.
-  Mr. Park$i was up last week' and had
histoid storeytorn away and shipped.
kelson Mi^Knight of Gladwin made
a short call in town the first of the
week.      . "'"■'.
James Lennox was home: on a visit
Saturday and returned to his work
Sunday. -
Mrs. O. Hadley and son of Harrison
were visiting her daughter, Mrs. Dur-
fee, Tuesday.
William Dunn has been quite sick
with malai'ial fever, but we are glad to
say that he is on the gain.
Wm. Smith of Rogers 'camp has
bought the Hatton hotel. He expects
to take possession in a couple of weeks;
then the hungry travelers need not go
hungry.
Memorial of Elizabeth, wife of Wm.
Goodknecht,who died Otetober 6,at 5:16
a. m.., 189a.
Beautiful toiler, thy work all done,
Beautiful souliato Glory gone
Beautiful life with its crown now won
God'giVethSiee rest.
Best fromiill sorrows* and washings and tears,
Best from all possible sighing and tears,
Best through God's'endless, wcnderfulyears
At home with the blest.
Beautiful spirit, free from aU stain,
Ours the heartache, the sorrows and pain
Thine is the glory and infinite gain
Thy slumber is sweet. „
Peace on the brow and the eyelids so calm, .
Peace in the heart, neath the white folded palm,
Peace dropping down like awonderous balm •
'■ From ^the'ttead to the feet.
It w»s so sudden.   Our white lips said
How we shaU miss her, our beautiful dead
Who takefch the place of the precious one fled
But Grbd knqweth best.
We know he watches the sparrows that fall,
Hears the. sad cry of the grievedhearts that call,
Friends, husband, children, he loveth them aU
We Cii.ii trust for the rest.
Dover.
Some relatives of Jos. Hudson from
England are visiting at his home.
Wm. Biennis is at home again. He
has been working in Bay City all summer.
Rev. M. D. Rogers preached Sunday
evening at the Dover ^church, to a large
audience.
Born to Mr. and Mrs J. Orvis, Monday, a girl. Mother and daughter
doing well.
Mr. Birdsell of Harrison is to preach
next Sunday evening after the Endeavor meeting. j
We are informed that Luella Davis
married last
Arthur..
Annie Rutledge is still suffering.
W. B). Hilborn was in Clare Thursday.    ;' .
Albert Kleiner is reported on the
gain.  ' «
Jno. Balsley has returhed with anew
horse.;
R. Burton is repairing J. M. Rutled-
ge's hf)use.. ;.„
Edith Rutledge visited friends in
Riverfeon Saturday. * ■■.
Joh;uKanarris progressing rapidly,
with liis new house.   ;. j
Th|re is talk of Thos. Elliot mxmngj
his family to ISorth Arthur. j
Jno, Smith and wife have moved
and Ml;.  Wright were
Sunday near Tonkin.
Gebrge McCreary ajp.d wife were called
to the bedsidie off Mrs. McOreary's
mother,, Mrs. J. B'. Loomis, who is
dangerously ill at ^rm. Turbush's.
Chester Bates' father and mother of
Grand Rapids iiavejbeen visiting him.
While here they attended a family reunion •!with several others at Irwin
Miser's, last Sunday.
-A pleasant >surprise was given A.
Tatmafn. He: was j presented, a nice
birthday chair byj his relatives. He
can now sit down jand watch the others work, as he is forty.
WestjGrant,
Charles Peters sold his oxen for $90.
Mrs. Chard-is halrdly able to use one
of her arms. !
Mrs. Purdy is qjjiite lame with the
rheutaatism.   .    \
The new jniil jon Chard's place is
ready.for business.
The new school!; will be ready for the
new gichool nia^min. Hoveinber.
A Muinber of ladies itttehded the
oranj?e lodge in Clare Tu«jsday.
Wioa. Chard has fourteen new orange
lodges on the string. . $130 in it.
MlK Homer anjl wife of Midland are
visiting Joseph C5radit's for a few days.
Judson Wilson presented his wife
witlia nice new rocking chair the other day.
D!an Sutton oi; Coleman visited his
parents last Saturday and then left for
Marion. .     .
Mrs. C. Peters,, who is the happy
mother or a 12 pound girl, is able to be
up again.
Sir. Tim of Grand Rapids has moved
on his farm 3 miles north and lmile
west of Clare. ;■
Quite cold and. rainy weather. Win-
ter is coming and the white snow
flakes will soon fill the air.
The Advents held their meeting at
the home of Charles Jones a half mile
south of Glare., last Saturday.
A good road j to the new school and
people ar<i incited to see it. Just a
nice drive for the Clare people.
■ Charles, arid! James Peters .went to
Gladwin Monday on business. Charles
returned but James went from there
to Bay City o'ri business.
Mrs. Joseph Wilson, who has been
vjisitlng her apn Robert,in West Vernon a month, 0has returned to her
daughters, Mrs. A. Lowery again,
: Quite a crowd from this place took in
theparade arid silver band that was in
(blare last Saturday. They report the
show in the tevening as being grand.
I H. WJ Purdy returned from London,
Ont., Monday night. He reports Ms
daughter still under the doctors care,
but that thire is still some hopes of
her recovery.
j . There was a large crowd attended
the Orange lodge last Monday night
in Claire. One new member. A number of visitors was present and a good
time was reported.
William f Cunningham, Richard
Worthy, H.J Orth, Wm. Chard, Judson
Wilson, Welsley Maren and James Mar-
en, otfolarlL, 6. L. attended theI district dieeti|ng that was held in Loomis
Tuesdjay. ittt was latgely attended and
all report a good time.
A Canada story is told of a man that
was an awful liar. He eame by a
neighbors one morning where the
threshing machine stood and they all
said, "John tell us a good lie," he said
he hadn't time, that therewasaman
died this morning and he had to get a
coffin for him. Th ey all went down to
see the dead man, but it was a lie,f or
when they got there the dead man was
out feeding his pigs.
Carrow District, Sheridan,.
Mr. and Mrs. Ackley, Clare, Monday.
Mr. Easton ha# purchased a, span of
colts.
Mrs. Jones visited at Mrs. CarroW's
Wednesday.
Barney Toppin of Saginaw purchased
Mr. Buckley's o*xen.
Andrew Clute spent Sunday with
friends at this place.
R. M. Mussell and wife of Clare
spent Sunday at Mrs.. Sharp's.
Wm. Morrison has a crew of men
clearing up his farm on the state road.
Leroy Emmons had 11 bushel of rye
disappear very mysteriously one night
last week.
Mrs. Leach of Beaverton returned
home Tuesday after visiting her parents at. this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Lang attended the district meeting of the L. O. L. held
at Loomis Tuesday.
~No school iii the Carrow School Mo n-
day and Tuesday on account of the
illness of the teacher's mother.   ;
.The ladies in the Bradley district
met at the home of Mrs. Jones last
Wednesday and organized a Ladies'
Aid Society.
There will tie a social in the Bradley'
school house Eriday night for the benefit of Elder Rogers.
The husking bee at.Mr. Sharp's was
well attended and a good time, is reported from the party in the evening.
Mr. Dibble and daughter of" 3^orth
Sheridan attended church Sunday at
the Baptist church.   - -
Bessie Carrow expects to start next
Monday on an extended visit with
friends andxelatives in the south part
of the state £i,nd Saginaw.
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LoomiSn
The districtt meeting of L. O, l_ft was
held here Tuesday.
Mrs. M. Bi Conklin came home Tuesday from a weeks' visit in Flint.
Mesdames Zeiter, Skyring, Hinkley
and McELee visited Coleman Saturday.
Mr. [Noble's father arid mbther returned home Monday after a short visit
here. .      . ''■ -• .'.■■■
Lansingville.
P. M. Ldsniis has had his house plastered this Week.
W. A. Edrward is getting his hay
pressed this week. N 4
T. Walibon started for the world's
fair Monday morning.
Edith 5|cEiriley is visiting her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marlin.
Mis. Alpnzo Fox visited with friends
in this neighborhood last week.
Wm. Lansing has traded his horses
for a yoke of oxen with Wm. Adams.
The se*wirig society has revived again.
Ndw ladies take hold of the work and
try and inake it a success.
Mrs. Smith left Wednesday for her
home in Meshoppen, Pa.,after visiting
a few days with her sister, Mrs. P. M.
Loomis. She was on her way home
from the fair.
JohnCassady and family are entertaining company from Dundee, this
week.
People for miles in every direction ,
attended the lecture on uMormonisrri3}
by Rev. M. D. Rogers of Clare, at the
Baptist church in Gilmore last Tues- .
day and Wednesday evenings. It was
a monstrous turn out. Quite a few
from this vicinity attended. The mormons took up Rev. Rogers' challenge
and a debate was voted to be held in
that vicinity, if so they will have a
short-hand reporter that will take
down both sides of the argument, so
both sides will appear in print.
Russell.
B. Radey was at Mt. Pleasant Wednesday.
Etta Breeman visited B. Radey's a
few days last week.
Mrs. James Loomis is lying at the
point of death at Frank Reever's.
Maggie Radey of Mt. Pleasant visited her cousin, Jennie Radey over Sunday.
Dan Carmichael returned home Friday night from a week's visit at the
fair.
The logging bee at Geo. Ward's, last '-
Thursday was a success. About 5 acres!
logged. 'j
Jonn Huntley of Portland is buying
and shipping lumber for Mr. Wilcox
this week.
J. P. Mosher and Fred Jungerhill of
Mt. Pleasant visited at B. Radey's
over Sunday.
Xittie Allen departed Monday mornL
ing for Owosso where she will *vork iii
the Wilder House the coming winter.
Fernie Thayer and father, :0. B."
Thayer, departed on Thursday for a
week or ten days visit at the vrorld"s
fair. .;
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South-east Vernon.
F. Fishley and wife attended church
in Clare Sunday.
"Joe" Terrett moved into his new
house i^ednesday.
E. A. Toman visited his parents in
Harrison the first of the week.
Mrs. iJ. A. Toman attended quarterly meeting in Clare last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs- Geo. Archamboult and children,
of Clare are visiting with Wm. Loomis
and family.
Daniel Carmichael spent a few days
this-week with bis parents before returning to Frankfort on his way from
Chicago. ;     .
West Vernon.
H. Cimmerer, YariDecar, Monday.
H. Morgan, Mt, Pleasant, Tuesday.
Katie Morgan is on the sick list this
weekJ ■ ■ : j'.    ;  :■'
Rev|r Rogers wis in this vicinity
Tuesday. ::        l
Joh!ri Grimason left for the W(")rld's
fair [Monday. !|
ijuiiher Grimm o|£ South Gilmore was
in West Yernon Shnday. *
W.jHobson and|wife returned Sunday;; rdght from a Ijirip to Greenwood.
Bajmie Rodgers, wife and ,little
daughter visited fit R, J^ Martin'^ Sundays
Calkinsville. :
(Too late for last week.") ;.f
Parties are preparing for the woods.
Thomas Eraser is preparing to build
a new house. - *
Different parties are looking: for i a
situation here. ,        ,l .
James Bush is in Bay City on buisi-
ness for a few days. '      ' ■;
; Jonah Archer, has bought the A. R."
Bush property in this place.     ;       ,' .
Money is scarce. A man w'anted; a
half bushel of nice potatoes ifor ten
cents. ■    i
W. J. Terry is home again from an .**
extended trip in the southern part! of ■'■
this state.
Robert Ferry has opened his barber
shop and is now Teady to accommodate
his old customers.    . -'■ y
Our town has taken another boipm.
A new drag store, a creamery ^feind
other improvements are commencing^
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Parties are looking for farms to buy. ,
Quite a mimber are reported as being =
on the sick list. '     •     j     •••!
Charles Terry has sold his f arm to.;
out side parties. "
They are busy at work on the cream-, ■;!
ery building here. ;        r ,•=
Mr. House was taken home sick: from'' i;
church last Sunday. ; ;}
Wm.    Fuimel intends building   a ;
house in the near future. ■       ■  ' 1!
Peter Morrison has the '"contract of ji
loading the logs on the train: -.'. jj..
Col. Smiley delivers a lecture in the ^
Methodist church next Tuesday even.- j1
ing.   A great treat is expected.   Hisp:
remarks will be of interest to the Mac-j,
eabee order of which he is a member .jj,
All are Invited to attend. '    •   :!. -
There was a social held at '|CalTii]
Cameron's last Tuesday evening foij
the benefit or the Presbyterian churcl-ij
the receipts being seventeen ;lolla]?s
A very pleasant time is reporteil.
There, are some designing ipartib
that are commenting about a i dinrjiejb
given to the order after the funeral djij.'
1.1ST. Kennedy. The neighbors provi«[fr
ed the necessaries as a token oij respect
for the order and family. Hi woiGflcl;
be considered more kind if such parties-
would refrain from making such ,x|-
marks in this time of theirhereavmenll"..
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