1893-11-24; Clare Sentinel (1892)

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W. TAYLOR -SrfcWSWAN, M. D.
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70S ^oUthSZSChigan A*V"S_"te.
LWe reserve t_e *_gM to reject any item
which "we may suspect of bearing ait offensiye
personal reference. "We shall consider this
right to reject as aocagted as one of the conditions of yo*_: correspondence."'
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C* "RC>G"i_QfJ_s^I_>l-l-0\A/„:
G*_9SB_^iGS^^it.Kc_ Agent.
ISTou'e bust the t&est Companies repre- ]
IsenfciL   Offitee- <igver Saperston's
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I; A]il Mnds o_(_e_tal work promptly1,]
{atte__ed to £m_-"g«ara_teed first-class.
Gold Crowns,
Plate Work,
•!iG<l>—~X> and *all <ca_er Mnds of flllij-'g ia-
;} seijted to pre&er.-.uStfee natural teeth. O^Ss
!; a__anisteredifort_ie painless eztractioa osf
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6_ice omv _iimlop's Drug Stoce.
Meredith.
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Jennie Orr of Evart is stopping with
Mrs. R* _?. MdMhan for a while,        j
Leu Ash is working for Wm. Yel'ii-
neuve am the-livery "barn at Harrison.
"Clark Mffeie and daughter Edha
weal!" lb© ■'©tad win Sunday returning
Most-lay,       ' •
McPemgail & Holihan have p*uir-
] chased ■poverty in Sears and will open
a geasecalsstore there. jl
Time snow storm last Tuesday was a
forcible "reminder of what we may expect Its© next four months. ,;
*Scoi% Kenedy had a severe attack
oi lagrippe. He lost 20 pounds of flesh
iii t&n?©e days. He is able tobe around
jagalra. |
_3¥®ry man and boy that could hire
or IzKiirrow a gun, made use of tjhe
tracking snow last Wednesday. Reports come in slow.       ^ 'I,
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W-ime Table.
Triiins Iteasel'Clare as follows, sta_dacvS.i__ie:
GfQINGEAST:
[No- fc-n'lfijOoVa. m.' No- 8—3^56*p. m.
] -GOIS'G'WEST:   •
No. I—'SiSSa. m. * No: 5—S:28*p, m.
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Arrive atvCSaffe* from Harrison at &:_>_-_.
Iieave Clarej^or iHearrison at «:_»5R. 3_
-"A. Pat*aaa*_«e£T*"aflie Manager. Saginaw, M.
i vr. |a. Cai-roatT-jersis-.TiCliet Agent,
I      C180.8. . &.M. Galliver, JE"*ri; Agent.
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fftEAL ^ESTATE AND
INSURANCE     .
AGEMCY
IS
THE
PLACiE
_OGO_?„*OU
•-WAIST FIRSS? CLASS
WIRE mm&ANCB
ilf you want to Eect, Buy or Sellsl
j] .   Fa-operty.
bpnYeyaneiJJg _eatly -and promptly
| ■■  ■ done.
in. Basement of IBank Block.
Entra&ee on M£ih. Street.
_represent the Oldest, Largest and
B^i .Mre Insurance :Go_"-panies in
tieWorld.
Greenwood.
Gaark Artcleft is very sick.
Mrs. Bernett is still on the sick list.
Old Lady Chaffee is dangerously!
.sick. • i
Mr. Yosburg is in the butcher bust-;
_.ess again. . '
C. Smith has his road ditch almost,
•completed. - . .]
Will McWatty has returned from
I Ms visit south: ]
Game seems to be plenty and lots &i
ffeuntera, after it.
Geo. Simpson has moved on the
|;l_ai_berson place. j1
;J. Doedfey and brother are cutting
*?Kood for O. Birdsall. j.
•D. Shumway is lumbering his pine
aa,p north on the river.
N. Bennett has as fine a crib of corn
as anyone wishes to see. I
We hear Mr. Sandres h as lost a num-
s_er of head of young stock, ;
. ITrank Siker has rented" the Rayles
place and moved on to the same.   | ■
Mis. J. Budd returned home ifriday.
Her daughter Mabel is much better.
Every place with shingles on has a
family living, school houses and a;ll.
Thanksgiving is near at hand. IfVho
is going, to get up the good dinuerjthis
.year? " |
What a fine fall for work and fixing
up farms, but what is the matter, we
don't see much of it going on.      |
Mr- Whitehead has bought thejtim-
tber of Elder^ Birdsall and is building
.camps thereon.   Consideration $1,950.
_l.Durfeehas commenced his.third
term of school in East Greenwood and
has a full attendance which speaks
well -for him. '
,Iohn Mc Watty thinks land has taken
a,jump since he went to. Sagioaw|. He
.has. set his price at $3,500 on his nights
.since his return. n
How they begin to flock from the
.south part of the state. Hard times
may-make a boom here in f_r_aingv
dome one and all, there is lots oi land
lor,you.
.Elder Johnstone preached in.; the
school house in East ^Greenwood. ;| Sunday afternoon. The house was f_ll for
the first time since they comnMpced
havingjueetings. tlome again Mder
Ji!_inst.one, we all will be glad io see
y<m. j
Harrison. !
J- .S. JKoss .absent on Saturday, j
W.. A. Burritt, in the city Tuesjaday.
Mrs. Wki. McKellor is very j| sick,
with typhoid, fever. |j     ■
Judge Hart was presented wlt&h .a'l
phot^gxaphvOfthe County Bar.
A ^arty was theld at the home mt JB.!
M. _fe_Qnlasti-Saturday evening.;;
An vsntfiitainment- is to he heLd at
the M. JJ. .chuoich for the heneilt of
| Missiojas. i
Licenses.numjjgr 59 and60 were^issued November M, 1893. 59 to Simon
Bogardus _jad Evajaarris, ages_3 each.
30 to Edward Y.aoConant and Carrie 1
visiting friends' this week.
At Clare Kbvembet 22, Carrie Leach
and Eddie YaiJC03aa4^ were united in
marriage." A host ol friends unite in
wishing them a long i life of happiness
and prosperity.
/■     West Gi-ant.   .
Mr. Bmrdy has a fine new bdtrn.
Mrs.^Tbm Sutton is on the sick list.
Mrs. Purdy has been on the sick
list.
The Lowry hoys are busy loading
logs. •
Chaifes Peters has a fine span of
horses. ■ ',
Preaching at the Randall school next
Sunday night.
_fack Anderson was at Loomis Monday on business.
Mr. Butler has returned to Clio after
a few days'. visit here.
The new school started Monday
with about two dozen pupils attending.
A number from here attended the
•Orange lodge in Clare, Monday night.
'They report a jolly time.
Will McCrae, whb js working for
Wm. Chard is laid up with a sore foot,
having cut it with aji ax.
The Advents held their *Sabbath
school at _lick Anderson's last Saturday.   It was largely attended.
J. H. Johnson of Lees' Corners and
Mr. Redman of Jackson and Wm.
Chard are hunting at Houghton.
Mrs. George Gordon returned to
Ereeland, Monday, after visiting her
mother, Mrs. Jos. Wilson, who is ill.
Gid Adams was home and gone again
on another hun t. He has shipped two
deer to Youba county, California. (?)
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THE ARGUMENTS FQ$
BRACT'S BALSAM
\rge bottles, small ifos#s, quigksffeci
Sold by Mussell, the druggist.
Leach, ages 24 an^^O.
Do¥&.r.    - ;
There was no .school .this week.
Esther Smoek is gsMang better,.
W. Marlin and mother visited at
Geo. Bryant's- Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hicks of Ionia are visiting at Mr. Hudson's .and Mr. Cross'.
A load of young people from the
Bradley attended Endeavor meeting
in Dover Sunday evening..
Allie Evans and Myrtle Koontz
walked from their schools Friday
evening and visited at Jas. Saul's till
Sunday. i'
Johnnie Tatman has just returned
from Dakota, where he has been during harvesting and threshing,   ]ile lis,
West Vernon..
There will be a; Christmas tree in
the Wilson district.
Holtz& Conrad.are bailing hay in
this vicinity this week.
Al Eerguson has rented the Thomas
farm and. will move thereon.
Ervin Martin is stopping at home
with his parents at present.
It is said that thfere will be a Christmas tree at the Russell school house.
Anna Carncross p£ * Sheridan visited
friends in this vicinity the first of the
week.
Barnie Rpdgerg, wife and little
daughter visited atL.'C. Cimmerer's
last Sunday.
Ered Ferguson and wife of Gilmore
were in this vicinity Friday last.
They had just returned from an eastern trip.
Mr. Dibble of Clare . accompanied
Rev. Rogerstohis appointment here
last Sunday evening. Mr. Dibble's
daughter also attended services.
Next Thursday (Thanksgiving) evening, a chicken-pie social will be given
by the Bang's Daughters #t the residence of John Duncan. Who'll be the
lucky one. to' draw that quilt.? Have
you a guess on the can of beans? If
not, why not?
Mrs. Walton who has been *visiting
friends in this locality for the past
two weeks departed for her home in
Shephard this (Eriday) morning accompanied as far as Mt. Pleasant by
Misses Edith and Jessie 0_idd who are
attending the teachers' .examination
there. v
Last Wednesday while Holtz &
Conrad's hay press was moving across
the "old fill" they nearly met with a
sad fate. As they got to the-foot of
the Oliver hill the whole rig consist-j
ing of press, wagon containing attachments and covered _arriage drawn by
two teams slid down the slope'over;
the fill 20 feet below- It was a narrow
escape however, al_aough there was a
$50 job let on the fill this fall. It is
,yet a very dangerous place and should!
fee remedied or tlie town may have!
-some "damage to pay sooner or later.
Last Friday morning Duffy Bodgers!
drove to Clare for bhe_>_rposeof meet-'
mg relatives on the early T. & A. A.j
___n,   dud just Ibefore he came to
Yernon city the horse became fright-;:
sued and started to run.   Mr. Bodgers!
did his best to hold him but to no
a-vaii.   The harder he pulled o_ the
_<arse the faster the equine went, fl-
nallf turning the first street corner,
froaaa the south on the state road, and
capsizing the buggy and throwing the
driver to the ground.   Still he held
onto the lines until he was dragged;
about two rods when he was compelled;
to let go or be dangerously hurt.   The:j
equine was detached from the buggy,;
which was badly j broken up and was'
found stalling in a fence corner about;
1 mile wesijof town on the county line;
road.   Mr jBodgers was but slightly'1
bruised and was heard to remark that!!
he does not; care %p drive that horse
again. ;;
A pill in heed is a friend indeed-l
Then. haveiAyer'sTills at hand.
South-east Vernon j
Inez Smith had a quilting last Friday.
j. J.Wilcox raised a barn on his
farm Tuesday.     '
Mrs. Homer Pierce who has been
very ill for the past week is recovering.
Our second snow storm came November 21, which 'fell about two inches
deep. I
Farm produce, farming implements
and many other: things conveyable continue to come up missing.
A Mr. Martin from the south part
of the state hais purchased 50,000 feet
of peelled hemlir-ck logs of Godlop Zin-
zer and Mr. Rady has taken the job of
putting them into Sam Hights mill.
W^st Wise.
Mrs. Geo. Hersey is on the sick list.
Rumors of a wedding in the near future.
Mr. Farmer has his fine residence
nearly completed.
_Tick Hersey and wife have been visiting friends at Ithaca.
F. M. Tubbs has shipped a car load
of potatoes to an Ohio firm.
Henry Reed is improving under the
treatment of Dr. Carpenter.
James Hersey's cousin, Mr. Stevens,
of St. Louis, is visiting him.
It begins to look like winter, as the
ground is clothed in a mantle of white.
John; Smith and daughter of Sheridan called on friends in this place,
Sunday. !
Miss Clara Coon has returned home
after spending a few weeks • at  Mt
Pleasant.
The turkeys1; begin , to quake with
fear, as Thanksgiving day is drawing
near. , They know tney will soon be a
thing of the past.
Calkinsvilie.
Theicreamery is nearly completed.
., E. B. Calkins is reported on the sick
list.
Thomas  Caroll  is reported on the
sick list.
■' Dean of Ann Arbor is in this neighborhood on business.
: From time :bo time parties are looking for work In the woods.
> Charles Hamilton is putting up a
machine shop and will be ready to accommodate tlie public in a short time.
The son of: Wm.  Grout is" fast re-
1 r
covering from a severe run of typhoid
ifever by the skHlful treatment of Dr.
Shawl   ,       ;
: Thef Hamilton brothers are now able
"to furnish the community with venison as they have returned from their
hunting expedition.. •,
1 A strange case of poisoning has taken
place jih4}he family of Wm. Trumpour.
iFour !of the family have been stricken
"down! from lining poison vinegar which
was put on some beets for use. The
family^ came hear dying and aid came
none too soon as the.f ather lay in convulsions for some time. Dr:. Shaw is
in attendance.
• j Russell.
A. J. Clute was in Mt. Pleasant on
business Mohday. ;
Joseph Coriirad was doing business at
Lake George;'Monday.
Yera Smith of Clare visited at Mr.
Radey's over! Sunday.
Fred Lister of Clare visited at Peter
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Callam's Thursday night.     ;
R.^M. Holtiz was doing business at
Marion, McBain and Cadillac on Tuesday and Wednesday-
Jennie Railey departed last Thurs*
day Cor Shepherd where she is working
in the Taylor House.
Elie Marter of Corarma was up last
week buying timber to erect a large
barn on his
The social!
nesday even
jplace in,t_e spring.9
at O.R Thayer's on Wed-
|ng for the benefit of Rev,
M. D. Rogers was quite well attended.
They netted^the sum of $8.15.
The makers of Dr. Wheeler's Nerve
Vitailizer oifer all nervougi sufferers
advice and consultation of tne doctorj
free Of charge. Inclose stanip to The
J. W Brant;Co., Albion, Mich., or 42
Dry St.,, New York. For ssile at Mussell's, the druggist.
AGKEAT C_JtfDIDA_"E.
F&r your favor is Otto's Cure for the
throat and itmgs. We can confidently
recoiinmendjit to all as a superior
rem(jdy for coughs, coldis, asthma,
bronchitis a;tid all lung affections. It
will stop a iteough quicker than any
known remedy% We guarantee it to
cure! you. ]jnstant relief in llll cases of
croup and ^hooping couglji- If you
are sufleringj, don't delay, hilt call on
us a|nd get||a sample bott5ie of this
great guaranteed remedy a*jid be one
of the great party on tlie road to
health. Samples free. Large bottles
50c. ! John ^.[Dunlop, drujggist and
jeweler, sole* agent.
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If iyou wisili a fine head of hair of a
nati"|ral hue]1 use Hall's Hair Renewerj,
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ever wrijbteh by the late p. R. Locke,
omitting perhaps a few unimportant
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Only a few of these letters were ever'
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School Notes. ■■"'-
Five hew pupils have entered school.
. se entered school Monday.:
examinations  again  this
high
Leona Cha
Monthly
week. ! i
Yerna Feighner visited the
school, Tuesday.
Mabel Trevidick of Grass Lake visited the grammar room, Monday.
The first .to acquire' a premium book
in the algebii'a class was Clara Bruskel.
On account of the many complaints,
snow balling has been forbidden on
the school grounds.      ' !
The eighth grade not having any
absence or tardiness during the month
will have a half holiday Friday. ■
"Yas Bender Henspeched," was tlie
title of a laughable recitation which
Ethel Elden gave Friday morning.
Fred Uewgreen has returned to
school again after his. illness.- Tlie
pupils are much pleased to see Mioa
back. , !
The grammar roam has challenged!
the high school for a spelling Witch-.
to take place Friday, Becemljer-US,
which they have accepted.   Further-
particulars next week.
We would1 like to hear the parson's;;,
authority for making the a8js4rjblb_-.J!
that the Clare high school pupils? jpeliJh-J
manship is being ridiculed thrbugliojii
the state as perhaps it. will interc
them to know that it compares:,,"^!
favorably with that of other schoQ
of the state.,
For speedy relief a-nd cure in cases
of broijicliijtis, take Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral.; fit controls the cou^h andj
induce^ &&$*   fr '
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BItAB"G_Y 3CIEOOI*. .     '■  ]   _   j      !■
Report of ;the Bradley school for tj&e * *
month,  ending,   November 17,  1893/
■Humber of days taught 20, nnm]ber!of
pupils enrolled 51, .average daily attendance 41.-5-,   number neittiei* tardy .
nor absant 11. _Tames of those, neither
tardy nor absent: - Edna. Thoiripsetn,. .-■
Jay Clute, Junie Roe, [ Bertie l?aln_b'.
Florence Allen, Yiol^t. Armour,1 G-usMe*
Allen, Leon Root, Philip Thompson,
Floyd Reid, Lutie Root.      .        • ■;'
Jeistnib Bjo___!s, teabher;
LADIES:   -
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my fine line of liatsakd furnishing..
You "will find * latest styles and lo'Wfi isfc
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