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FROM NOW UNTIL
JANUARY   1st,   1897,
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Cirous day.
W. Wolsky, Saginaw, Monday,
0. H. O'Donnld, Brinton, Wednesday,
Mrs, F. A, Jeffries, Earwell, Tuesday,
D. 3. Oampell, of Harrison, in the city
today,
0, S. Chase clown from Marion on
.Tues_day.___	
H. H, Graves, of Mt. Eleasant, in Olare
Tuesday,
Horse races will be tho attraction in
Eeed Oity on Jujy 4
0, W. Perry and A. J, Doherty, * Mt.
Pleasant on Tuesday,
The Lamb Photo 0a, oi Midland, talk
ot locating in this oity.
The superintendeuts ol! the -poor were
in session on Wednesday,
Mrs. John Sweetman, of Coleman,
visited in the oity Wednesday.
W. W, Dann, of the Beaverton Olarion,
called on The CotruiHB Mondaj".
About 40 Olare peoplo attended tho
celebration at Cadillac yesterday.
A. J. Doherty "will attend the national
Republican convention at St. Louis.
The Ladies' Union will meet on Friday
afternoon, June 12, with Mrs. 0. H.
O'Donald.
The commencement exercises of the
Clare high school occurs on Friday oven-
ing Juno 26th.
The band now rehearses on Tuesday
aad Friday nights, Tbe boys are progressing finely.
City Clerk Holbrook has done a hand
some thing in grading his lot next to the
creek on the south side,
The residents of east 6th street have
petitioned tho eouncil for a bridge
across the creek on that street.
The street sprinkler was put on Tuesday and its value is highly appreciated
by the business men and the public in
general.
Yeey cheap—A good, second-hand
Champion mower and binder, a few good
hay rake3 and tedders a. Eldeu's book
and china store.
Mrs, 3. H. Wilson has been elected
delegate from La Tosca hive, L. O T,-
M. to the Great Camp, to be held in Saginaw next weok.
Messrs A. N. Ward and Geo. H. Day,
ot Mt. Pleasant, were in the city on Monday advertising a 4tb of July celebration
to be held in their town,
The W. C. T. TJ. mil meet at Prohibition hall next Thursday afternoon, June
11, at 3 o'clock p. m. Members are especially requested to be present.
Northey's drum corps accompanied the
Maccabees to Cadillac yesterday. This
band has gained tha reputation of being
the best of its kind in this part of the
state.
There will be a temperance meeting
Sunday afternoon, June 7, at 4 o'clock at
thp Methodist church tinder the auspices
of the White Eose club. Everybody invited to come.
George Archambolt, who lives south
of the city, was accidentally shot by his
brother a few days Bince. Tne two were
shooting rate.' The wound, which Was in
the leg, is not serious.
Tho regular meeting cf the 0. E. S.
Monday evening was very interesting.
These ia^^M-ep/3_ince.,frprg oj_i,_fc_ of t§w_n_
wore Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Vanconant, Mrs.
Wm. Turbush and Mrs. Pierson.
Sataday afternoon W,_H. Elden's
horse hitched to Eev. Long's light canopy,
took a spin down 4th street at a gait too
Sapid for tho welfare" of the vehicle.
Eesult, $15 damage to buggy. Horse
and harness unharmed.
Mat Wixom's cirons did not draw a
largo crowd on Monday, but the performances gavo genoral satisfaction. With
few exceptions his attractions were up to
tho standard of oxcellonce that Wixom's
circus has maintained in years gone by.
The Ooubii.1. is in receipt of a neat,
and handsomely illustrated pamphlet,
entitled. "Bright Spots in Michigan," issued by the F. & P. M. railroad. It
is discriptive oi the many fishing and
pleasure resorts along this popular line,
Eeports continue thafc dynamite is being used in the trout streams north of
tho city. It seems strange that the vigilant game wardens who are creating such
a furore in other counties, do not learn
of the despicable methods used to secure
trout in this vicinity.
As a general thing weather prognostications are not considered of sufficient
reliability to place much dependence in,
but Bey. Irl E. Hicks has gained much
fame as a prophet of the coming weather.
His almanac for 1896 has proven nearly
correct so far.' In fact liis cyclonic predictions for May were correct in every
instance,, Mr. pick's littlo book is
ry household,' jf-'rico
25 cer^^'^"''^'fi^\W^*kB Pub. Co.,
0. L. Dolph, of Temple, in tho oity
yesterday.
Mrs- O. H. Fishley ha_. heen quite ill
for some days.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs, 3. A. Sutherland Tuesday, Juno 9.
In this issue aiipear the proceedings
of the oity counoil. The meetings were
hold on May 5th and 6th.
Ira Bellinger and-wife and Miss Lizzie
Hinkle attended the funeral of Henry
Hinjjle at Farwell on Wednesday.
Eev. E. and Matt. Tatman went to
jEvart Wednesday with their tents, where
they are giving temperance lectures. •
H. D. Porker, of Edmore, who has been
visiting his nephew, W, 0. Peterson, for
tha past week returned homo Wednesday,
Geo. E, Dawson's, liquor bonds with
J. W. Calkins and Geo. Halsttad as sureties was approved by tlio council on
Tuesday evening.
The council committee in charge of the
bridges in the city are now deciding upon the plans for the bridge across the
creek on McEwan street,
The fire department will meet at
Clark's insurance office on Wednesday
evem'tig next at 8 o'clock, local time, for
the transaction of business.
Supreme Commander Boynton, tho
"father of the Maccabees," passed through
Olare Wednesday, bound for Cadillac,
where he celebrated with the bees yester*
day.
Wa Lambert, of Eeed City woolen
mills, was in the city on Wednesday and
secured J. H. Schilling as his agent for
another year. See Dotico in another
column.
The meeting of the history class, to
have been held this evening, has been
postponed until next Tuesday evening.
The children did want to go to the show
so bad, you know.
The 1898 edition of N. W. Ayer & Son's
Newspaper Annual his been recoived. It
is a complete and comprehensive volume,
invaluable to every business or professional library. Price §5.00. If. W. Ayer
& Son, Philadelphia.
Adj'tGon'l Pond has written Captain
Gardiner that Dept. Com. Shakespeare
will pass through this city on Monday,
June 8th, on the north bound Ann Arbor
train. Capt. Gardiner requests .s many
members of the G.. A. B. as can to be at
the train, when they will be made acquainted with. Com. Shah eBpeare.
Columbus, O., Journal: ''Ah," said tha
good minister, "the road may bo narrow,
but it is*straigiit, and though the world
may scatter the tacks of sin and the
broken glass of unbelief, the patient soul
may go through .without a puncture.
But remember you can't win by a spurt.
There are no scorchers in heaven !'■'
The Memorial day exercises, though
not as largely: attendee, as heretofore,"
were very interesting. At 10 o'clook
Hancock Post, G. A. E. and the public
schools, together with delegations from
the K, of P. and Fire Department, headed by Worthy's martial band, marched to
the cemetery where the impressive memorial service of the Grand Army was held
about the soldiers' monument. At the
close salutes to tho dead were fired, the
graves ladan with floral offerings, and the
return march to the city taken up. In
tho afternoon short services were held at
the opera house and appropriate remaiks
were made by Eevs. Long and Choate.
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5ie._.-y K'afc.e's Death,
The deceased was known to nearly
every resident in Olara and ."northern
Isabella Counties.- He was a pioneer of
of iJarwell, and years ago. carried on
lumbering quite extensively. J?or the
ten years preceecune" his death ho had
resided in Harrison where he engaged i*a
the saloon business, and also lumbered
most of tho time. Mr, Hinkle was 66
years of age and loaves a wife and two
married sons and daughters. Ten days
before his death ho suffered a fracture of
his loft leg by being thrown from a car
Of logs. Confined to his room, a series of
complications, superinduced by the confinement, attacked him, and Sunday at 11
a, m. he breathed his last. Mr. Hinkle
was beloved by a host of frisnds, as a
whole-souled, generous and enterprising
citizen, The funeral service was held at
the M. E. church Wednesday afternoon,
E9v. Leeman officiating and the remains
were interred in the Parwell cemetery
under the auspices of Farwell lodge,
I. O. O. P., of which the deceased was a
member.
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Not yci Released.
The report which was circulated about
here thafc Samuel Carr had been admitted
to bail is true only as to the fixing of the
amount. Ths CoTJE-iiR has received fche
following from Mt. Pleasant: "Carr has
not been released on bail. Bail has been
fixed at *5d,000 with not loss than two ner
more than eight sureties, who must justify in double the amount. The sureties
must appear in open court and justify,
and;v-'--i-J'T.-vill <«ji*vene next Thursday."
And either of the pair can furnish you. with all
the necessities in the edible line.
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