1893-12-01; Clare Sentinel (1892)

              OLAEB, MICH., FRIDAY, DECEMBER   1, 1893.
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store.   £__i_s, MicmGAN.
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attended to-anttguaranteed first-class'.
Porcelain "Crowns,      -. Gold Growns, .
Bridge Work,--:' ,.    . Plate "Work.
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Time Table.
In effect November 5th, 1893.
TRAINS "LEAVE CLARE:
NOBTH. SOUTH.
7:30 a. m. 2:55 p. m.
1:00 p. m. 8:35 p. m.
"W. H. Bennett, GL P. A.
Toledo. O. H. Hunter, Agent.
Clare.
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Time Table.
Trains leave Clare as follows,' standard time:
GOING EAST:. ,,
No. 6—10:05 a. m. Np. 8—3:50 p. m.
-    GOING WEST:
No. 1—8:55 a. m. No. 5—6:28 p. m.
Habbison Division.
Arrive at Clare-irom Harrison at8:45 A.- "&r.
■   Leave Clare for Harrison at 6:40 p. M.
A. Patriarche, Traffic Manager. Saginaw, M.
W. A. Carruthers, Ticket Agent,
Clare. J. H. GaUiver, Prt Agent.
Clare. Mich.
Vol.II, Ko.l.'
Pretty fair sleighing;
G. W. Perry, Farw'elly today.
A.'J. Doherty,'Saginaw, today.
• MellBuell. Coleman, yesterday.
B. M.' Mussell, Farweli,'Monday.
John Gribersoh, Farwell, Monday.
C, I. Bigley, Saginaw, Wednesday. ■
. The Sentinel is a year-old today.
L. E. D.avy was at Evart yesterday.
J. H. Seeley-, Mt. Pleasant, Monday.
W. A. Carruthers was in Detroit over
'Sunday.- .
Jas. Burns o'f-'Loomis was in Clare
yesterday. -'       "
FrankFalk arid Will Holbrook drove
to Mt. Pleasant Tuesd ay!
.Mrs. Bert Carpenter '61 -Harrison
visited; in Clare this week.
.W. B. Williams, .of Loomis, was in
Clare between trains, Monday.
Mrs. M. L. .Davis returned the first
of tbe week from a few days visit at
Mt.. Pleasant.       • *  ''*
O." 'Beeiner returned, from Alexandria, Ind., Wednesday,-, having been
absent three months.. ."
J..S. Boss and wife, of Harrison enjoyed the festivities' of Thanksgiving,
-Day with his parents in Clare.
Mr. .and' Mrs. IX J. Anderson re-
■turned to Milan yesterday . after a
visit oi>everal weeks5, in this vicinity.
. H. A. -Strdiipe, F..& P. M. .night operator, is - enjoying- a.-vacation of two
weeks. -C." H: Snider as filling- his
place.' • ".
* Tom Hutchinson of Sheridan and
brother from Lapeer county secured
nine"deer oh> the Muskegon. Pretty
good haul. -. • -, ,■-'•.•
'' D. Massey,- formerly Meredith division superintendent,, departed .Monday
for the eastern states,! where he expects
to spend"the coming winter.
_-Text Monday, -December 4, is the
day set for sale' of delinquent tax lands,
for taxes of 1891^, .at the office of the
county .treasurer; to Harrison.    ■
H. Saperston fi_ Co. take extra advertising space this week to announce a
clearing sale. -The. facts and figure's
quoted are worth, your perusal. ■
Mr. and _Irs. Jones, bride and groom
of Wisner, Michigan, are visiting the
bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
N. Goodenow, and other relatives in
ClaTe.
W. H. Elden and Misses Edna and
Ethel and Master JForris, enjoyed
Thanksgiving1 with Mrs. M. H. Abbey
of Midland. She. is a sister ' of Mr.
Elden.     '   ■
W. D. Perrin went tp Saginaw Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Perrin and her parents. Mrs.
Perrin has been visiting them for a
month.   . -     ■
G.. W. Piper of Sagin aw visited" his
brother, Jay, in this city over Sunday.
Mr. Piper has accepted, a position,with
the Standish Manufacturing Company,
and expects soon- to move to Standish.
.Next Monday Miss Lillie Converse
begins a second terln of 'school at
Dodge. • Miss Converse is ;, haying,
marked success, as a teacher. The "commissioner, Mr. Boys, Says 'she -has one
of the best schools in: Clare cdhnty.
A colored-man named John, Anderson became insane at;_Carrison recently, requiring- action -jby the judge of
probate. As Anderson came from Saginaw it was thought;; most expedient
to return him there, where he; went
yesterday accompanied by tw[o brothers. '    >       ■""
The man who pays the printer's deht—
His life is always merry.
And, dying, he is sure to get
A free obituary.
Dr. Kelley of Farwell was in the city
today.
Archie McKinley was at Alma Wednesday. * -.
Art Stevens is now clerking for J.
F. Tatman.
I. Saperston of Coleman was in town
Wedensday.
Moulton Davis has been quite sick
with, the grip.
Will Kelley was over from Mt.
Pleasant, Monday.
Begular session of city council next
Wednesday evening.
Probate court will be in session next
Monday at Harrison.
Geo. Waldo, the mill man, was at
Midland over Sunday.
MissCassie McDonald was at Mt
Pleasant over SundayV      -, '
- -Jesse.Willi^niSi of^the Cal_i_%j?-asr
at Marion over Sunday.
H. M. Boys of Farwell was a caller
at this offiice Wednesday.
Dr. Shaw and family', of Calkinsville,
visited in the city Saturday..
S. C."Kirkbride returned last evening
from a week's trip to Hew York state.
Mrs. Mary Clark fell last evening
and broke her arm.: Dr. Carpenter reduced the fracture.
It looks as though winter'had come
to stay, but the wise ones say we are
likely to be fooled again.
Jas. Alger1 was ab home for Thanksgiving. For' the past few weeks he has
been traveling with. Dr. H. L. Ash.
J. H. Wilson, left for Big'Rapids,
Wednesday evening to spend a few
days. Mrs. .'Wilson, is also there on a
visit. „
W. W. Decker and wife and son
spent Thanliisgiving at Mt. Pleasant,
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Kelly. -.'■.      ■" .  '-   ■   ■
Mrs. S. C.;K.irkbride returned from
Saginaw'Monday 'where she had been
spending a week with Dr. Goodman.
J. Schilling was at Shepherd tlie first
of.thew^ekl He returned Tuesday
accompanied by Mrs. Schilling who has:
been.visititiig therefor some time.
Geo. Hariand, rof the Detroit Free
Press office^ made the Senti-nel office
a pleasant call yeisterday. He was on!
his way to Marion to spend- Thanksgiving and 'Sunday with Bio. Hess of
the Dispatch,   •
. The LJidies'TJnion will meet Friday
December 8th.at^he home of Mrs. M.
A. Thurston, a * cordial invitation is
extended to all. "The society had a
large attendance last week at Mrs.
John Sexsmith's..
Mr. and Mrs. 0.. H. O'Donald partook of Thanksgiving cheer with' Mrs..
O'Donald's sister at Howard City. The
fact that her sister has recovered from
what was believed, to be a fatal sickness
will make the'"occasion one of genuine
thanksgiving.
A't the. .residence of the bride's parents in tne tqvhiship of Grant >6%:
Thursday,;; November 30,, Bichard Bv
Dusten and Minnie L.- Sherman were
united in marriaige by 'Elder M. D.
Eogers.' Mr. and Mrs. Dusten are
bighly respected iu their community
and have the best wishes of many
friends.   ,;' '   " ;
The setting ^nd unveiling of thie
soldiers' monurneht for Ciherry Groye
cemetery ;i.has been postponed for
Decoration Day^ May 30,. 1894, when
the unveiling will take place with
appropriate ceremonies in connection
with tbe exercises of> the day. When
completed the monument" will be a
source of pride to the city and will reflect much credit on the cotraetors,
Messrs. Cooley & Dorsey.
David" Wood's wife living near the
Eagle school, died suddenly Saturday
morning of heart disease. She went
to bed* the evening before complaining
of a little, pain, but toward morning
was takep mucM worse and in a short
time was! dead. She was. buried Monday. Bev. M; D. Bogers conducted
the services. The deceased was forty-
two years of age and was born in _Tew
York state.
W. H. feeidan of Lake City, but
formerly: of Meredith, changed cars
here Wednesday on his way to Detroit
toattend the funeral of his brother Geo.
Kiedan who died at Pontiac Wednesday morning whither he was taken in
August |or medical treatment. The
two brothers were for some time together ijii business at Meredith, but
George sold out to Wolf and opend a
store in Gladwjin where lie carried on a
suecessf-jil businss for several- years.
Last supjimer jhe' was taken with a
disease of the jbrain from whith his
death resulted He was a successful
young business! man and had ^cumulated a good pifoperty besides carrying
a rathem heavy life insurance.
Wm. Giberson, of Olio, is going extensively into sheep raising.
Mrs. Wm. Cay wood and Miss Abbett
went to Park Lake, Wednesday.
C. W. Chase, of <Mt. Pleasant, spent
Thanksgiving with his brother, C. S.
Chase in this city-
Miss Bessie McCallum, of Houghton, a student at Alma College, is visiting Miss Bicknell.
E. H« Potter has rented the rooms
over Imerman's store for his real estate and insurance office.
Dr. and Mrs. Bracy of Harrison
changed cars liere yesterday en route
for Farwell to spend the day.
Geo. Calkins was in town Monday.
He was returning from a southern
trip to his home in Macinaw City.
Married, at St. Johns, Wednesday
afternoon, _Tovember26, MissLovena
Adams of Clare to Mr. W. A. Cole of
Owosso.
Mm Joe Grai-Ian_i'''e^-_E„-M©___r_x*
rived this evening for a visit with Tier
sister, Mrs. C. W. Sterns and brother,
John Griberson. '■''■'.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Borison were at
Ithaca visiting friends Thanksgiving.-'
They were also present at the Bogar-
dus-Harris wedding, Weddesday evening.       *
Wood: All parties wishing wood
will please leave their orders at Doherty's harness snop where orders will
receive prompt attention. Wood delivered at 75 cents per cord.
Mrs. Anna Jewett, of St. Jobns, has
been visiting the family of John Sexsmith. for two weeks past. She returned home today, accompanied by
Mrs. C. I. Bigley, who will visit at that
place.,
A two year old child of Tlios. Mc-
[Mauus of Yernon township died Wednesday evening from eating matches
with. whichL it was playing. IV lived
but about half ah hour after eating the
matches.
Farwell Begister: J. Mc^innis Jias'
rented the -Franklin Hous^, He expects to reht.the.rooms,' except,those
used; by bis family," to tw;o or .three
families and attend more closely to the,
livery business, which: has been:moved.
to tlie FranklinHous'e-barn.-...
Christian Harp, aged.74, died.at;the
home of his-daughiter, Mrs; Promen";'
chenkle at Beed's Corners., Wednesr
day. His funeral will occur'tomorrow,
at Clarenceyille, Wayne county. -Dropsy was the, cause of Ms death. • -'.     '
Mrs. Bussell and Mr. L. A'. Crane of
Mt. Pleasant will be in the city tomorrow evening for tne purpose of
forming a, choral union. All those interested in the matter of vocal- music
are "requested to meet at the Congregational ch.apvel tomorrow evening.
Mrs; Bussell is a bighly cultured vocalist a,nd has been heard on several occasions byi Glare audiences. Clare
music lovens should surely encourage,
tlie undertaking by their presence at'
the jmeetinj"*. .      ,    ,
A veritable curiosity is a-,watch
owned by J*. "V; Moross, jeweler- foi:
John Dunlop. ; The watch"was"'mada
inl7p6 by the monks Of Augestberg an„
represents a deal of labor' arid skill. It
has no spring but its motive power is
the strain on a piece of cat-gut wound,
up like a spring, and the'watch,  afte
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its nearly two centuries of use, -is gocid
forsix days without winding.-. It has
two sets of .cases, the outer case beirig
of tortoise shell. Mr. Moross has been:
offered a big pijlce for the relic but will
not part with it, but takes agood-dejil
of pleasure in showing it to ' visitors
who call at the store. .   ,. .; 1(:'*'
KILLED BY  ATBEE.-       *l >,
Lake Station, Dec. 1..—Adam Laila:
aston,- aged 35, was killed this molding at'Eddy, Avery & Eddy's camp
three, miles north of Lake Station.
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The unfortunate man's home w.as ;at
Carson City, Montcalm' county." He
had just reached camp last evening
from home and had been at work only
one hour this morning when a falling
tree struck a stub and bounded back
and hit him, breakinghis heck. *   '
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A very pleasant event; was the marriage Wednesday evening, at the residence of J. Wi. Harris, Jtlaaca, of their
oiilydaugliteil, Eva, to Mr. Simon Bo-
gardus of j-Clare.; It was a home wadding, only.irriimediate relatives'being
present. IMisjs Harris was a "graduate
of the Clare high school and is a yoUng
la!dy of manyjgraces boibh of person and
mind. Mj. Eiogardus, or^as his frienfls
all familiarly call him, -"Sime", - has
grown? up ftoin boyliqod. in ' Clare,
where he|!has|_ host ,of friends wlip lad-
rciirehimforjhismanly qualities. Mr.
aijid Mjs[ BiDgardus are .expected in
Ojlare Monday where they -will make
tjaeir home. [May joy attend them.
THE KEViVAL?
The Revival i&eei
grass iii the churches are doing a woxld
of goocl. The churches of .the city are
united; in|\ their efforts and already
there litre, a! dozen' ot [fifteen hopeful
conversion)"} of persops vrho are' deeply
moved.in that direjjtiont The meetings at the Baptist lehurch.during the
past week;|were largely attended and a
4e$p interj^stmanifest'.' There'will be'
no", meetirig tomor3i?bw evening, but
.Sunday evening will begin, a,series of
meetings at the M.j Fi. church. It is
"to be hoped, and manj' are praying for
it», that not only will there heia great
many [ firm' converts -resulting from
these efforts, but iha#members of the
churches l*v-illbe so^uickened;intolife
:xhatno orie will be^christian in name
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A yery! pleasant wedding., partyv
gathered at the hoiine of" Mr^'A." Jennings, La!nsingvill(i, - $o witness the
nuptiials of he'r daughter, Addie; and.
Mr. Luciiis Converge pf-Tern'on.. township. ;j Th!e ceremon^'topk place at 6"
O'clock, ijltjfv.  S.'A,}.Lpng officiating.
" _*ie biTide :wore a" beautiful pale blue
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china silk trimmed with silk lace.'and
the brides maid, _"tis_ Lillie ; Converse
wore I a crepe clotjh skirt with, a silk
waist;, itr. Bern G' Jeffries acted as
best marl. After Ithe" knot was tied
the party sat _ovrn to dinner. The
presents |bn this decasion, were- m^njr
and useful. ;"* :
. Th|e gliests present were Bev. and
Mrs.]IiOi!|g, Mr. arid Mrs. G:_ T., Converse^ Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Converse,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacpb Brown, Mr. and
Mrs.f JoljLh Lahsinj^ Mr. andi'._trs. IVill
Lansing]! Mr. and Mrs. David Lansiiig,
Mrs.:|Conyerse, mcither of the groom,
Mrs.1; Wjj.j H. Elclen, Mrs., Parks of
•Frankfort, Miss llmma Converse,.Miss
Lillip dDhverse,. and Mr. "Bi. a Jet-,
fries) If he bride >nd groom are'both!
highly esteemed [by^ a wide-circle "of;
friends, f she forjher womanly graces-.
and |j he}; for his '.sterling, qualities ol
charjacttji;. They J enter upon/iife's"
mo*re.sei|i|ous duties witti.brjglit pros-'
pecfe'S, *Wh!ich may:ltitne fulfil.
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To ijpreji-pnt the;a|pp^earance of age,use
Buckingham's Dyje jtor the! whiskers..
Sehd ^a-cent stjanip'to J. G. Ayer &
Co.,Lowell, Mass!!, for a sei of their,
album cards. . /
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