1896-06-12; Clare Courier

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CLARE, MICH., FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1896.
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FROM NOW UNTIL
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BRIEF   MENTION.
3. L. "Welch, Saginaw, Tuesday.
Jas. Duncan..Harrison, yesterday.,
Jas, Bicknell is home from Detroit.
Fi'6s7 Atly. 'QmnB~ih~town~"Jiisi. night. -
Pain tors and paper hangers aro busy,
Horace Joiner in Keed City over Sunday.
M. F. Bobinson, of Parwell, "in town
last pjght.
j?isning excursions to Lake George are
now popular,
"Wm. Wolsky shipped a car of wool on
on Wedheid&yA' ~^---.=.   _, ,__-
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Doherty, wero in
Chicago this week. .
A Straub, of Ludington, was in the
city on Wednesday,
Agent G-alliver sold 55exoi.rs.on,tiokets
to Saginaw this week. '
Mr. and. Mrs. W. Loundra are spending the week in Saginaw.
Teacher's examination at Farwell next
week Thursday and Friday.
Norm. Benner is home from HUwood,
Ind. for a few days business.
The Baptist Sunday school held a picnic at Stevenson lake yesterday.
The Beporter has deserted the party
which bore it and is now nationalist.
Mrs. Shaw is improving her 7th street
property by the addition of a kitchen.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Ash, of Beed City,
are visiting at the home of J. S. Boyd.
The orchestra is holding nightly rehearsals in anticipation of commencement.
Mrs. A. Dairies, of Farwell, was the
.guest ot Mr. and Mrs. 0. F. Boorom yesterday,
Mrs. Norm. Benner, left Saturday for
Huntington, Ind., to visit her sister who
is quite sick.   * '
Vandercook handles enlarged work
only as a leader, consequently TOD get
the benefit of the price.
Bobert Allen, of Saginaw, assists H. 0,
Ball as can* inspector this week in the
absence of Mr. Loundra.     .**
Circuit court convenes at Harrison
next Monday. It is a non-jury terip and
will likely be a short one.
The farmers are now rushing itf tbeir
farming machinery lor repairs, preparatory to entering the grain fields.
G. T. Smith, who went to AlansoU last
Thursday in pursuit of work, wts fortunate in finding employment immediately.
Fob Sale .—-My brick cottage east of
public school, Clare. A bargain for someone. 5ltf Thos. Nay-jok.
The Ladies' Dnion-will meet with Mrs.
Albert Thurston on Friday afternoon,
June 19. A cordial invitation extended
to all.
Miss Kittie Chase was called to her
home in Marion yesterday morning, on.
account  of  the illness of her brother,
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\jDsxxx^s,
The now rules and regulations of the
Clare fire department appear in this
issue. The same will be published in
pamphlet form from The CountEr. job
rooms.
Begulor meeting of Modern Woodmen
next Tuesday evening, June 1G. Every
member is requested to be present as a
question is to be disoussed that will interest all.
Some 15 or 20 delegates to the great
camp, K. O. T. M. from towns nc_rtb. on
tbe Ann Arbor road changed cars here
for Saginaw on Monday. Among the
i_hem_.mb__r.waaH.Bazek, of Harrietta.
Don't give the last picture you have of
some dear friend to a wily agent who
may never come back. If you wish something extra fine in enlarged worjt go to
Yandercook. He is with yon all the time
and your picture stands no show of getting lost. i
Mrs. Will Thompson, of Grant, who
had been ill for a long period, died last
Saturday. She was 25 years of age and'
leaves a husband and one child. Key.
Long conducted the funeral service.
The Cotjeier extends its sympathy to
the bereft husband.
As an incentive to better service and
more frequent drills, Chief Palmer has
offered a puaso of $5 to the two hose
companies for a series of five races, to be
run between now and fall. The Look
and ladder crew will also be encouraged
in a substantial manner for. more active
drill, by the chief.
Judging from the Keed City Clarion's
half column of sweet things for* Washburn's circus, tbat aggregation must have
attended the Manistee Sunday sohool
last Sunday, and whon they arrived in
B§ed City were so meek and lowly that
tliey turned the "greatest show on earth"
into a' camp meeting. It is hopeful that
suoh was the case, for this town hasn't
been visited for 19 years by tin accumulation oi. humanity that, needed moral- and
spiritual reformation worse than Washburn's gang. tt
The Courier until after election, 25o.
- The Sentinel office, is undergoing needed repairs.
Ohas. Kane was in Beed City Monday
and Tuesday,
Supervisor Templo and wifo of Temple,
avsrejii th«-eity .qn_._ffnday.
Ghildrens' day exorcises at tho M> 2D.
church on Sunday, Juno li.
Mrs. J. C. Bockafellow to Grand Blano
Tuesday to visit ber daughter*
By another issue the Bepublican nominee for president wilt haye been named.
Mrs, Geo. phleigor, of Saginaw, is visiting hor parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jno,
Garshaw.j,
13x-Gov#nof^
last Friday nTght at his homo in Flint,
aged 82 years.
Tlio high ^yinc^s accompanying Sunday's rain did considerable damage to
fences m this vicinity,
Asa Aldrinh left for Big Eapids on
Tuesday where be will attend the Ferris
Summer normal school.
Miss Mnrtha Tibbetts, pf. Harrison,
changed cars yesterday for Port Austin,
for a visit with relatives.
Tudor Shunk, of Sheridan township
and two of her young men left Wednes-
for Alberta, Canada to prospect.
Yer-.. ohbajj-^A good*- second-hand
Champion mower and binder, a few good
%ay xakes-and- tedders at. Elden's book
and china store.'
Farwell is about to be thrown into the
throes of a cburcb trial, eo it is reported.
And it is all about one of the members'-
patronizing Washburn's circus last Friday.
'Cards announce the marriage- on
Wednesday next at 1:30 p.m. (&, the residents of tbe brides parents in this city,
of Mr. Frank H. Ballinger to Miss H.
May Bicknell. ...  .
Tho ranks of the fire ct-.partment are
nowfuiJ, Metiers. Minor iiinman, Clinton and A'-thur Scboonover, Geo. Bobinson and Ed. Barber having been voted in
on Wednesday night. •
A petition to Judge Dtidds bas been
liberally signed asking for leniency in
passing his sentence upon M.E. Whitney,
convicted of keeping a house of ill-fame.
Whitney bas been in jail since March,
Tbe city scavenger hired a rig at the
Calkins on Saturday for a short drive,
and brought np in Coleman witb a
beautiful jag. Marshal Parrish went
after him, and Mondity Justice Carpenter fined bim $10 for fast driving.
5V. P. Lewis, tbe popular cigar manufacturer, is a state-of-Maine'er, and it
makes bim grin the entire- length of bis
speoticle bows when hs hears the loeal
nimrods crowing over a catch of trout
which tbey imagine is large. Ho has
given The Courier copies of Maine papers, and judging from the fish, yarns
therein, be smiles very properly *-at us*
Michigan troutists.
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A CREAMERY!
Possibility  That One May be Located in Clare
Very Soon.
A meeting of. the citizens and taxpayers, of Olare was held at tbo city ball tbis
(Friday) evening to consider tbo question of a creamery. Tbe meeting was
called to consider a proposition made
by Jno. A. Hess, of Calkinsville, (whose
creamery was burned in tbat village a
short time ago,) to erect one in tbis city,
He asked for no donation or bonus, but
desired tbo loan of $1,000, for which he
could give airple security. Tbe meeting was attended by several prominent
farmers of tbis vicinity, and some were
there Trw patronised. -Lim-atCalkins.-
ville, and tbey expressed themselves
highly satisfied both witb the profits derived from tbe sale of tbe cream and their
business dealings witb Mr. Hess. Suoh
an industry would unquestionably be of.
great value, both to the farmers, and
business men of tbo city, and indirectly
to every citizen of Clare.
The subject was discussed from every
standpoint, and tbe meeting closed after
the  appointment of tbe following committees to assist in securing the loan:
From tbe farmers:—
P. Murphy,
J. Presley,
Jos. Hudson.
Citizens of'Clare:—
Jacob Mason,
D. Borison.
Wm. Wolsky.
Plre Department Field Day.
At a meeting of the Olare fire department on Wednesday evening, preliminary
committees were appointed to make arrangements for field day. Nothing of the
kind bas ever been undertaken in tbis
city, and. witb some little encouragement
from the citizens, an interesting day of
"invigorating outdoor sports may be had.
It is probable tbat neighboring departments will bo invited, and tho program
will include bose and ladder races, base
ball, running, jumping, etc.   •
3?ull details will ba given next weeh.
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