1907-06-21; Clare Courier

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GLARE, MICH., FRIDAY, JUNE 21,1907.
No. 2
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Records
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Olare High School Closes a Most SUGcessfai
Year, and with Exercises of a Com-
"T" "^ pnoablrtiiiaraGier.    - —-
Last eyening Doherty opera house
was packed to overflowing to listen
to the essays, orations and reeita
tions of the fifteen' that have completed tbe work and now enter upon
the struggles of life for themselves.
The program was of a_jnost satis
factory nature and each paf-tcipanT
acquitted himself or herself in a
manner that elicited generous applause. The decorations—white
and blue, were the creation of Mr.
McLeod, of Davy & Go's, and were
most artitistcally.arranged. ,
This evening ihe regular 'com-
mencement occurs, when an address
■will be delivered'by Bev. Lee S.
McOollester, .one of Detroit's most
eminent divines, and the diplomas
will be presented by Secretary
Tatman. Tbe class has deported so
far in a most commendable manner and the people, of the city have
greater reason than ever to be proud
of their institution of learning.
Lack of time makesextended notice
impossible,, but it is enough to say
that the fifteen who leave the Clare
schools this year do so with as high
honors as have ever been accorded
a graduating-class.
in ..lniuiKiKuQ Qtopp
Pretty June Wedding*
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of the seasoji occurred Thursday,
June 20f.h, atthe home of Mr.  and
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jS-LTBV jL frOtila&-_t5^-frBI-7-di--i_riiOriuair,-
when their-daughter, Miss Alice..
was united.in marriage to Mr. Earl
G, Teetter, of Chicago, Rev. G. W.
Maxwell performing the ring
ceremony. The bride was prettily
attired in white Batiste and carried
a boquet of .white carnations, the
groom being in black Broadcloth.
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Miss JEdna Maxwell, of Clare.
After a very' impressive" ceremony,
a dainty luncheon was served and
the happy couple left on the afternoon train for their future home in
Chicago, ,
The bride was one of the most
successful teachers of Clare and
Isabella counties. r
The Cqubier joins with their
many friends Jin wishing Mr. and
Mrs. Teetter a long and prosperous
life.
Next year's Instructors;
Central urug
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CLARE        ^
BELL PHONE 53 #
A. E. MUSSELL & SON,
UNION PHONE 92
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The grass doesn't grow in Anderson's drug store, but he sells several brands of stock food. This
probably accounts for the incident
of Monday, which created a furore
in that popular dispensary for a few
moments. . A bunch of fine two
year-old steers were being driven
up the street, when one with more
curiosity than tho rest took tp the
sidewalk near the Citizens bank
and proceeded northward with considerable speed until he reached the
Oity drug store,'when the attractiveness of the windows enticed him to
further investigate. Before Mr,
Anderson could intercept the animal his steership was inside the
salesroom and was walking down
behind the counter. Notwithstanding the expostulations of the nostrum
compounder the animal made the
complete circuit, making exit via
the middle of the store, disturbing
nothing but a few souvenir cards.
In other words, he "Walked rigtit
in, turned around and walked right
out again."
Tbe board of education has completed the list of instructors in the
city schools for the coming year,
with the exception of the fifth grade.
Following are those now engaged:
Snpt.—J. Q. Roode.
Prin.—Margaret Cameron.
Ass't^E*in.—Winif redWard,
Eighth—Mabel Murtha.
Seventh—Harriet McGreaham.
Sixth—Myrtle Fullmer.
Fourth'-—Addie Arnold.
Third—Cora M. Shaffer,
Second—Kate Miller.
First—Florence Wall.
Gun CluBcore.
» Successful Meeting.
" _The_.Wj.H--._£... S._of the M. E.
Church was entertained June 12, at
the hojno-of Mrs. Wm. Badgley, at
Herrickj __wh_ere _ypung and ..old
heartily enjoyed a bountiful dinner
a delightful day and at 5:30 a delicious luncheon.
The  election   of officers for the
comming year was as follows:    "
Mrs. L. Shaffer, President.
Mrs. J. Wager, Vice President.
Mrs. W. N. Irish, Secretary.
Mrar ,A, JE_ Mul_der,.Traas.up&.___._.. _
Mrs. G. W. Maxwell, Cor, SeoV
Mrs. E. Switzer, Sec, of Literature.
Mrs. O.-B, Petersbaos, Chorister of
mite box distributer.
Thus closed one of the pleasantest
n&eetings of the year with a vote
of thanks • to. Mr. and Mrs.
Badgley for the warm hospilaty
given to all.   G. B.
Five Cent Theatre.
Clare is no back number town,
and our neighbors will please accept
this notice as authoritative. Dr. J.
W. Dunlop is now fitting his block
for a five cent theatre of the vaud-
ette variety, and expects to have it
ready for business, within a few
weeks. It will be equipped with: the
the best apparatus obtainable, and
the attractions will be of a character that will furnish amusement for
all,
For an All Round Family Flour ^
It Would be Hard to Beat     £
ISLAND9'**
\"R OCK
You will be surprised what a reliable
Mouryoucan get at_snG_i„_a itwderate cost
when you try it.     Just received 50 barrels.
A. delicious drink, per pound      »
amdy. Cup
Mocha Seed in one pound packages
25c
15c
TEAS
Water Rule Violations!
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We claim our 85c and 50c TEAS possess
all the qualities necessary to make them an
excellent drink.
In another colum appears a notice
from "the city clerk, calling attention to the necessity for living up to
the rules provided by the board of
works regarding the water regulations of the city.
This notice is timely and of great
importance. .It intimates that the
board of public works means what
it says and conveys tbe unmistak-
that able meaning the board will enforce tbe rules as they are published.
It is to bo hoped that the boards
mean what it says.
Itis.an_nn.di£.p_u tabjef act that the
riiles have been " violated, ;a'ndthe-
publlc has been repeatedly informed
of thegreat expense of maintaining
the systpm. It is also notorious
that many of those opposed to the
establishment of a municipal plant
have been the first to violate the
established rules. City clerk
Doherty informs The Cocri-iiCB
that he is conversant with the situa*-
tion and deplores tho fact that good
citizens havu persisted in such
violations.
iSfo water plant can be run successfully and permit such violations, and the action ofthe board of
works is commendatory. The political press and enemies,of the plant
will shortly become noisy about
the ,expense of the present plant,
but the public will not understand
that the violations aro so numerous
and flagrant that it is essential that
something be done to -enforce the
rules. '
If you have 'violated the rules,
don't be surprised if the board takes
summary action, and if it does, consider first whether you are at fault.
Interest gradually increases in
the weekly shoot of the Clare Gun
Club, and the array of spectators
conii_iU6a to iinjt'eftse in numbers.
Yesterday's score on the average
was better than before, though the
wintter did not reach the highest
recorded mark. Following is the
score:
Pastorino,
Doherty,
Canfleld,
Stevens,
High, .
Reeder,
Calkins,
Alderton,
Jackson,
Sanford,
Grieser,
Mason,
Gray,
Pierce,
Mussell,   .
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14.
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LOCAL '2C
MENTION,
Mt. Pleas
Norris Elden-is
ago.
home from Chic-
F, L. Blain made
to Bsldin£ today,
Seed
of J. H.
potatoes
Seeley.
a business trip
/
for salo.   Inquire
Bell Phone.      tf
Mrs. Jas, Brown, oi Huntington,
Ind., is visiting relatives in the city.
Miss. Myrtle Ervin succeeds Mrs.
Pickard as clerk in the postofflce.
Mrs. M. A. Bower left today for
Grand Rapids, where she will visit
friends and Relatives,
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For Sale Or Trader
House, barn and two acres of land
In  Farwell.    Will trade for Clare
residence property.
F. A. Cabnoross. R, F. D. No. 8.
52.3
Harris 0, Squire.
At his home in Wise township,
Harris O. Squire passed away on.
Tuesday at the age of 76 years and
eight months., his illness covering a
period of three weeks. The funeral
was held yesterday from the Herrick
church, conducted by Bev. Maxwell,
and the interment was made in
Cherry. Gcoyo;. ~ -"~    ~   --^.-_.
Mr. Squire located in Clare about
twenty-seven years ago, coming
from Canada. During his first
years here he was employed as
water works engineer, going from
that position into "the restaurant
business, which he conducted until
last fall when he located upon a
farm in Wise. Besides a wife he
leaves the following children: E.
L. Squire, of West Branch, and'
Mrs. May Laskey, of Frederic. A
brother, Joseph, of Glencoe, Ont.,
arrived in the city last night, too
late for ihe funeral.
The deceased had mapy friends in
this vicinity, and was an iridustrous
and excellent citizen. The family
has the sympathy of a large circle
of friends.
Water Takers, Notice!
Repeated and persistent violations
of -the water rules compels the board
of public works to take drastic ac-
tiou. Hereafter "all persons using
open hose for sprinkling, or using
water for Sprinkling purposes after
or before the hours prescribed by
the rules may expect sapie to be
turned off without notice, and,w_U
be compelled to pay the penalty
provided, no excuses or explanations accepted.' J. E. Dohi.i.t¥,
City Clerk.
Mrs. G. H. Sanford to
ant on Tuesday.
Emery McLaughlin over from Mt.
Pleasant on Tuesday.
Miss Louie Louch is home from
her school in Reed City.
Shoes repaired under Derby's
Bazaar.   KTufl said. .Beecham.
Tomato, cauliflower and cabbage
plant for sale.   Mrs. J. Wager.
Rev. Fr. O'Oonnell visited his
parents in Carson City this week.   .
The Ladies Aid sobiety will meet
with Mrs. Loomis next week Friday.
Probate Judge, Asa O. Gray, of
Harrison was in Olare   Wednesday.
Dr. F. O. Sanford spent the first
\ of the week at the  Slaglo, angling
for trout,
Mr. and Mrs. Murney Bell, of
Bay Oity, visited Olaro friends and
relatives over Sunday.
Jos. Worden left on Tuesday for
Idaho and other western states
u-pon a prospecting trip.a s
Mrs.   Fred Johnson, of Sarnia,
arrived in Clare Tuesday for a visit]
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.  L, |
Venner.
Mrs. A. Browngon returned
Wednesday from a visit to friends
and relatives in the southern part of
the state.
Miss Ada Kane lelt Monday tor
Mt. Clemens, where she has accepted a position as pianoist in the
Pennsylvania Olub. _~7_~
Miss. Minerva Wells, who -is attending the Ferris Institute at B'g
Rapids, arrived in Olare Wednesday
for a few clays visit at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
Wells.
Marje, the nine year-old daughter
of,Mr. and Mrs. John Mahoney, suffered the loss of a portion of the
index finger of left hand last Friday
by a winaow falling upon it. Dr.
Sanford dressed the wound.
The exodus from Clare to Stevenson lake on' Sunday was something
enormous, The resorts at that
point are rapidly growing in popularity, and afford the people of this
city an opportunity for Sunday outings that few towns possess.
Ex-supervisor R. T._ Whaley, of
Frost, was in the city * on Monday
Mr. Whaley has recently purchased
the Bugbee general store at Long
lake, and* has added much to the
stock, and which assure him a good
trade from the farmers of £h&t
vicinity.
Edmund Builey, of Hayes, was in
town on Monday. Mr. Bailey is*
euthusisatic over the picnic held by
the Clare county pioneers at,the
Harrison park on Saturday last,
and assures The OOURiEK that the
society is on the high rottd to success, *" "
Fok Sale—A six octave organ in
perfect condition, and very cheap,
at peVogt's gallery. 2tf
Len Fick, who has been . in poor
health during the past few months,
has gone to St. Lottis. for treatment.
Miss Dot Wells is home from her
school BfSckei-ridge. She contemplates a trip to California during
the summer. „
Mrs. J. S, Ro«s and 3 children,
of Idaho, are here visiting atthe
home of Mr. R's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Boss.   "
There were fourteen tickets sold
Tuesday on the Ann Arbor for the
Free Methodist camp meeting at
.Belding this week.
New Cement walks in front of the
Austin and Hubel properties on 4th
and 5th sts. are very acceptable.
Geo. Jackson did the work.
SevvG. W. Maxwell delivsrod a
most instructive and entertaining
sermon   to the   graduates   at   the
opera house on Sunday eveniiig.
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Mrs. Ira Carr, of Washington,
D. O. arrived in Glare yesterday for
an extended visit with her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Thos Kidd, of Vernon.
George Hutchinson, father of
Sheriff and Thomas Hutchinson,
died at Harrison on Monday, at the
age of eighty-five years'. The remains were brought to Clare for
burial.
If you will make inquiry it wijl be t_
reveiatiop to you how many succumb to
kidney or bladder troubles iu one form
or another. It the patient is not beyond
medical aid. Foley's Kidney. Gn»._!1?ill
cure. It never disappoints. For Bale
by A. E. Mussell & Son Olare and Wto';
Burston bf Farwell druggist.
Will Cure Consumption.
"A. A. Herren, Finob, Ark,, writes;
"Foley's Honey and Tar is the beet preparation for coughs, colds' and lung
trouble. I know that it has cured consumption in the first stages." You
never heard of any one using Foley's
Honey and Tor and not being satisfied.
Pot sale by A. E. Mussell & Sou Clare
and Wm. Burston ot Farwell druggists.
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BUSINESS  CARDS
MODERN WOODMEN ,
OoflarOamp. No, 1368, Glare. Mich., meats
In K. ol P. hall on the Snd and 4th Tuesday
of each month, Visiting- neighbors always
welcome. '
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S, BlOKNELI,,
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T, B. HlET.
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T. H. MAYNARD
physioiaw jtnd accouoheh
Ojwice at Residence,
Prof assional calls attended night or day.
' JAMES A. REEDER
PHYSICIAN     AND     SUIK-EON
Glasses Pitted and Work Guaranteed
New Oj-itob—Fifth Street
Union phone 78 Bell phone 22
Two Doors west of Oalkins House   •.
Prospects for the formation ofthe
fair and driving association are
improving. The deods for lands
needed can be secured, and it is expected that the company will shortly
be formed.
Rev. Shaw, the new Congregational pastor, has arrived in the
city, and next Sunday" will commence work. His'morning subject
Is "Watch," In the evening he
will discuss "The lines in ,the face,
or moving pictures of the soul."
All are invited.
_       ROBERT McCANN
DBNT-IST -—-—-■
Graduate of the University of Michigan
Alili    XIND8   OF   DHOTAIi   WOBK.
Office over
TATMAN   &   MCKEEVER'S
j-eiare Mich. Union Phone 21.
IN TTAWtlSON -EVERY TUESDAY
The city council on Wednesday
evening granted .the use of the
streets to Wixom Bros. f6r a carnival. The attraction comes the
third week in July, provided the
business men are willing to make
the necessary contribution.
The coilncil has'decided to hire a
team by the week for sprinkling
and other purposes, provided .the
business men vail contribute $15 of
the necessary 818. Aside from
sprinkling the team is to be utilized
for hauling graveling, street cleaning and other purposes.
. Ry.__a. _. seemingly".7~un.ayordabre
mistake, Meyrl Davison's eighth
grade examination papers, of the
Maple Grove school, 3 miles west of
Farwell, were sent to the Isabella
county' commissioner with the
understanding that he was in
Isabella county, but on latter investigation it was fouud that he
was in Olare county and that his
standings were sufficient for him to
pass. This makes 35 , out of 58 that
passed the examination ih Olare
county.
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-lEOHANIOAI. AHD OPEBATIVE   -.
■DENTIST ^      *>
Graduate of the University of Mloh_ia'n *
Olflce in Citizens Bank Blook. Phone 59
DR R A GRAY     •      DR F R GRAY
:       Somoved to Jackson Block
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Office Hours
8 to 12 a m
1 to 8 p m
- DR M  A BOWER
VETTC1U-JAT-Y STJItGTSON AMD DENiTST! -
Late  Horse Surgeon of the Grand Rapids
Veterinary College
Calls answered dsiy or night.
Office an John O'Oallaghan's feed barn
Clare, Mich. Bell 'Phone 36
CHAS. STERLING
VETEMITAKl. SUItGEON AND DENTIST
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary Colleg*
Toronto
Office at Warrente feed barn
Both Phones. Clare, Michigau
A E MULDER, D D S
PEACTIOAIi DENTIST
Gre^uate'o^ETne" University of Miohigan
Gbid Filling and Plate Wor__^Hperaaftyr
Satisfaction Guaranteed,
Office in Dnnlop Block.      Ciii_B_., Miak
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
FORBAIiE-TETE HANDSOME HIGH KEN-
tuokybred ramtly and trotting mare, Ray
McGregor IS.lOMl; she is0years oldt weighs
1050 pounds, sound and perfect, well trained
for ladies' use; has great endurance; guar-
unLi-Hdlii everv V!S.y and can beat 2j20; will
only be sold to parties that' Will insure her"
good treatment; liverymen or dealers not
treated with; price $150', she coatgbjvo years
ago $700; sold to close an estate; -tfso an elegant extention top surrey, a stylish trap and
top buggy; all rubber tirad.. __est city, .make
and equal to new; a. set of lino surrey and
"bnargy harness; sold singly forlcss than half
their original com. Applv residence. 158
Honoro Sb, near Ad^taS, Chicago, Illinois.
HOWARD BiiOWIN.
Savings Grow
XK$3j3.®3f _Mafees .Money
is:
f
0    Start aSavinga Account with ns now.
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The
•%J r\ i-j   n rl •*
.Bnall s. _
ppr cent- i_.tf_rp.st -wo pay._will_iiicreab.e
ings surprisingly fast.
The" soouer   you    start   an account
your sav-_
the less
you will legret it one year hence
We invito small accounts as w
well as la-"ge ones.
'Deposits of Si-00 and upwai'ds-xeoeived in the Savings.
Depai'tiiaeiiu    ■- >.:..-;._._-.--" ...... ,___.._
per cent, on saving deposits.
_ Safety Deposit Boxes S2.00 per year*
THE
GEMNS    BANK,
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