1907-08-02; Clare Courier

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Vol.* XIII.
OLARE, MICH., FRIDAY, AUGUST 2,1907,
No. 8
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Flower of Joseph Ladd's Family Bemoved on
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To Detroit Jn .best of. health aifd
spirits,.. ....for.    a    short   vacation,
Florence ,M-»e,- .only dough-tor of Ml'.
and * Mrs. J.. 3_..' -*I_"add died -at the
.Boul6TaYu--'Ssnjta'riijini-*--a.u- nooi»; or.
Saturday last of appendioUIs. The
remains' 'arrived. in Clare on
Monday and the'.funeral'was held
Tuesday afternoon from the M. E.
chprch, conducted by Eev, Maxwell.
Florence was born In Ha,rrls.on
and was 20 years and three months
of age. She was associated with
her mother in the millinery business, and probably no young lady
in Clare had closer or more numerous friends. Always with a smile
and pleasant word for all and in
every respect & lady, her admirers
were as numerous al^her acquaintances. She leaves heart broken
parent- and a devoted brother.
The floral tributes, and closing of
all business places during .the fun*-
eral hour testified to her vrortb as
one of Clare's young ladles.
The family has. the syrfipathy of
countless friends.
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^is the Tea and Coffee Agent who .has-the "Silver x
__& Tongue" aud can induce people to pay 35e per pound ^
for Coffee when heretofore their limit has been 15c to £
25p der pound.   They usually offer a cheap premium <$
with the Coffee and claim it is free, <P
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Henry Alger.   .
The remaiuB of Henry Alger, one
of Glare's pioneers, arrived from
Duluth on Wednesday evening, and
the funeral was held from ths Oong'l
church yesterday afternoon, conducted by Rev. Shaw. Death occurred on Saturday July 27th. Mr.
klger was 59 years of age in April
last, and had been ill for sometime.
He is survived by his wife and
three children>"-as follows: E. D.,
of Duluth'; Ii. H., of California, and
Mrs. Mae Derrick, Of Duluth.
Mr. Alger came to Clare with his
parents in. 1870,' and with the exception of ten years spent in Kansas,
was il resident here until four years
ago when he removed to Duluth.
He served one year in the Union
army, in
Co. H., 1st Conn, heavy
artillery. He was generally respected in this communlt-**7, .where he
leaves the following relatives:
Brothers—Byron, Frank and James:
Davidj of. Denver; Sisters—Mes-
dames'C.A. Graves, 0. H. Sutherland and Geo. Brown. '
The remains were accompanied to
|.Cl._rft..by_MrH._-AlgfiL'jv___.___and_Mrs_
E.    D,    Alger, and Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Derrick and son. •
.'   No Premiums.
Nothing but Sugar, Cream and Satisfaction.
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Movement on to Effect Unified Effort
" Sunday Schools of the County, -
of
For tfie purpose of securing unitell
action among the 'Sunday schools of
the-county to work with the county
organization proper, four one day
ii-otitiU-*.- wlU.ha held'under ...charge
of county president, Prank Lay
supported by an array of talent
from among Sunday schools.workers. The dates and places of those,
meetings, afternoon aud evening,
are:'- . .
Dover August 13,'
Arthpr town hall August 14.
Mann Siding school August 15.
Greenwood town hall August 16.
At these gatherings district
organizatipns will b'e effected and
each Sunduy school is entitled to
send five delegates to the district
meeting to which it belongs. The
Dover meeting is for Sheridan,
Grant and Clare; the Arthiir meeting for south Hatton, Arthur and
any other schools wifchm easy reach.
Tho Mann Siding and• Greenwood
gatherings are to take in all Sunday
schools whose location will enable
them to reach either of these points.
District organizations have alreaby
been made qf' Garfield and Surrey
as well as Arthur and Hatton.    '
For subjects and speakers for
these meetings * see- hand bills.
Elect-delegates in your ^respective
Sunday schools and be on hand
yourself to help and to be holpod in
this important work.
Philip A. BMNNKfc-V Oounty Sec'y,
Gun Club Score.
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The Farwell Club made •the
lowing, scores on the 30th ult.:
Leonard,
Fuller,        „ *   '     .
Davis
Adams,
Lin sea, _
Updegraff,
Trumble,   /
Shumway,
Watkins,
On the 31st the foUowingi
Linsea,
Leonard,
Burston,
Shumway,
The Glare  Olub  yesterday
the following fetford:
Pastorino,
. High,'
Mussell,
Alderton,
Canfleld,
Jaokson,
Mason,
Burch, *
' Griesei',
Hickey,
Patrick,
The Dupoht- trophy goes, to
Pastorino. The Club now expects
to shoot in Farwellnext Tuesday.
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incle. Tom" at tlie Grand.
This famous play whioh dates
back so far that some people have a.
vague idea  that it caused the war
ll._.« .   1 :.___  ._.—a
regularity    each
sometimes with
Attempted House - Breaking.
Af two" .ocioclc" "this"T.m*5rniug ah
attempt was made by a man named
Dan .Casey to brqalk. into the hpuses
of C. O. Eockwell and Paul Grieser
on east 4th street. In eafch instance
the "intruder cut holes in the door,
and Rockwell shot with a revolver
through th_ door. After runiiing
ti__re« blocks-0as9_fc-wft^-captured, by
Rpckwel!, Grieser ajid.Tho.S. Ervin,
turuedovor io the marshal and lodg-
in jail. .- -      .
He will answer t.o Judge'Maynard
this morning.    ' ^ '
Oc per pound.
For. a Sheridan farmer two dogs
arrived on Tuesday and they 'came
in Wm. Morrison's care. The
canines were of an ambitions turn
of mind, and when the box was
opened the dogs escaped, leaving
their guardian withopt the formality
of a Good-by. William has tired
out half his friends looking for
those dogs, and at last accounts
had only recovered one.
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__.■ b_to jLvuouiuuj i_aP"UCC-lLi:
with    religious
dramatic  season
double littlo Evas and double Uncle
Toms even,...but nayer. .has it been
LOCAL X'   '
_MErmo?i,
Pi _bate Judge Gray a' Clare vfsit-
or on Tuesday.
J. F. Piper and family, of Marion,
in Clare this week.
Frank Cornwell came ftp from
Flat .Rock on Tuesday.
J. S. and W.'H. Bieknell to Lansing and Detroit this'week.
The Ladies Union will meet with
Mrs. W. H. Elden next Friday.
" Eavetroughihg   and plumbing a
specialty by Lewis & Patrick.   tf.
The Ladies. Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Paul-Grieser next Friday.
Jas, O'Conqor was -called to St,
Mary's Out., Friday by tho death
of his mother.
Sunday school missionary Peter-
shans occupied the Baptist.pulpit in
Mt. Pleasant on Sunday^
Lighting struck the barn of H.
Glass in Gilmore oh Thursday, but
did no particular damage.
Arthur Long, of Hamilton, in
town on' Tuesday, attending the
funeral of Florence Ladd.
The Republicans will caucus next'
Monday evening to elect delegates
to the county convention.'
Dr. and Mrs. Gray arrived home
on Friday with.their auto, after an
extended trip through Ohio.
The big S. S. excursion to Wenona
beach next Thursday promises tojbe
a record breaker iu attendance.
S. S. Missionary O. D. Petershans
made a.banner day ih this month
on which he sold'147 testaments.
Mrs. Geo. Fe'ltz and hisses
Dorothy and Gertrude " Pravis, of
Detroit, is visiting at the home ot
Mr. and Mrs. A. JJE. LaPierre, this
week. - *
Miss En_ma LaPierre of Detroit
is visiting at the home o"f her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. LaPierre.
• The Oriental theatre will give a
free performance to children under
twelve tomorrow (Saturday) at 2:30
o'clock.
. The subject for the evening service
at theCong'l church will be "Music."
Grand Chorus Choir,V Sermon by
PaBtor in the mornings
M-sdataes Proctor Rose and W»
J. Murphy, and Miss Laura Thompson, of Harrison, attended the funeral of Miss Florence Ladd ,on
Tuesday. -   ,
Mr. and  Mrs.  G.- W. Philips,- of
Coure de Lone, Idaho, and Mrs. E.
CooBCobroV of~mt;_Pieai_ant,* were5
guests of Kir- ahd Mrs. J_. L_ .Baker
over Sunday. .*,-"'
Mr. .and .Mrs.
Har-
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Threshing lias commenced",
SVB, Dohertydp'Saginaw yesler
te?-   '''" .' _       ' _..'   _.::
Com. "Welch    to""M.t.   "^leasantl
Thursday,"
Burch &"m.ley shipiped ' 33,900
pounds of wool .this week,    ■'
Geeck & Taylor .aro rushing the
Grant road job to completion. '      *
.FouND—This. week in. Yeypon, a
tro.n.t.j;od._ _ Particalara attbis.oflica.
Miss Rhea Maloney, of Pinconning, is visiting Mr. and" Mrs, Di
Mc'Orimmon. v *   "      ■
Mrs. Jesse Minis of Evart spent
last week at the home" of Mr. and
Mrs. John Oliver.
Miss Erma Feighner left Tuesday
for a visit with her sister, Mrs. E.
Sterns .at Jackson.
Wrecks on the Ann Arbor have
caused several trains to be trans-
fe'rr'ed'iTi'Ciare'thrs weak/'"    " ~~~
Mrs, D. McCrfmmon is entertaining company jn the persons of Mrs.
J. W. Maloney and two children;
Mr. and Mrs..   Ohas  Carpente^ 6X
Rhinerlandor,   Wis.,   are   visi'tiug]
relatives.and,.friends in Olaro and
vicinity.
•   Dr. Dunlop entertairied the Clare
fireiriei. „t the Oriental last evening.
He has invited the bapd to ..enjoy!
his hospitality also, .■
Miss Leonora Leetb, who Jhas been
spending the past two.weeks at the
home of her parents,"Mr. and Mrs.
J. R, Leetb, returned to her duties
at Awtwerp, Ohio, Tuesday.
Arrangements for Clare's, big
celebration pn Aug 14th are^ nearly
completed. The picnic will be ad-
dreised by Lieut. Gov? Kelley, Ex-
Senator Waterbury, of Rarry, and'
Hon. Geo. B. Horton Is expected.
The programs are out and everybody is invited to join with Clare
for a "big time,   ,
The chorus choir which rendered
such excellent music Sunday evening at the Cong'l church will sing
again Sunday Aug. 4th. The Pastor
wishes to (thank the choir throngh
the cdlumns of this paper and also
C. H. Sutherland, who made the
choir possible through his solicitation. We hope'.to make our evenipg
services attractive and helpful for
the young people of Clare. This
ohUrch is of and for the people.
Cbme one, come all. All seats free,
all welcome. • *
BUSINESS  CARDS
, .      T. HI, MAYNARD
__.t_s_.o-an and AcoonoHxec ' .
0_*_._OE AX BeSIBJ-NOB, ' -
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Professional calls attended nlgfrt or day,.
_ JAJIB8"Aj.iBEEpBfi_____w_
phxsi_i___.» aj4d   soBGEioif
.   Glasses Pittefl und VTorlc Guaranteed "
New Orjrio-i—Fifth Street
Union-phone 78 Bell phone. 22
Two f)oors west o£ Oalklns House
H E NEELANDS, D D.8.
MEOHANIOAIi AND "OPJiEATIVK
•    . DENTIST
Graduato of tbo TTni vorslty of Michigan
.ilics in Citizens Bank Eloeiv,  PhOGm 53:
DR' R A GRAY DR F R GRAY
Removed to Jaokson Block     _,
Office Hours
8 to"l2
a in
1 to 8 p m
.ROBERT McOANN    ^  *
* DENTIST '  ' _
Graduate of the XTnlverslty of Michigan
Ajjli    KINDS   'OS*   DENTAIi   V/OBK.  '
OflSceover
.TATMAN   &   MCKEEVER'S
Olaro Mich.    . .UnionPhone 21,
IN WABltlSON EVBKY TOJESDAT
DR M A BOWER , *
VETEBINABT 8TJEGEON AKD DENTIST'
Jjatb  Horso Surgeon Of. tho Grand Kaplds
Veterinary College
Oalls answered day or night.
Office an John O*0allaghan_ feed barn
Clare, Mioh.        Bell'Ph*on636
CHAS. STERLING
VETEKIMABt SXJKGEON AND DENTIST «'
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary "Colleg*
Toronto _   _..■,...    . _ V.
Oftico at Worren'afeed barn
Both Phones. Clare, Michigan
A E MULDER, DBS
.      PBAoilOAK DENTIST
,»    -MODERN '^WOODMEN
Oedftl'Oamp. No. 1888, Olare.' Mlcli.. nieefS
In K. of P. hall on the 2nd an<} 4th,Tuesday
of each month, Visiting neighbors always
v?el-om_.
1.3.
BlCKNEIili,
Olerk
T. B. Hinx.
V. o
Graduate of the University of Miohigan
Gold Filling and Plate Work a Specialty
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Office ia Dunlop Block,      Gr-Ass, Mioh
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The Ladies of the Catholic church
will serve dinner FiremenS Field
Day, August 14th in the O'Callag"
ban new building, The following is
tho menh:
'.New Potatoes .
Roast Beef' ' '    Roast Pcuj'k
Brown Gravy
Baked BfcanB        "Fresh Vegetables
Piokles Cheese
* Bread and Butter '
Salads
Apple Pie ,       Berry Pie
Tea    and  Coffee
Lucky Escape,
By reason of a heavy, load of
cement blocks the upper joists of
the O'Oallaghan building loll this
morning, doing considerable damage.
Fortunately the workmen were
not near that portion of the buiid-
ii g at the time of the accident.
given with such an elaborate
dressing and realistic effects as this.
In fact, several of the features are
in themselves sufficiently novel to
make it worth while going to see
"Uncle Tom's Cabin" for the forty-
seventh time.- The comptiny is
strong. But the . leading feature of
the production is the gorgeous
tr'atisformation-' scene pairited by
Spsman <& Landis, whioh represents
"little Eva in the golden realms."
The tableau is a beautiful and striking one, representing the flight .of
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the angels ot death and thd opening
of the golden gates. There are also
several other noteworthy stage Bettings, representing a cotton picking
scene, Eliza crossing the ice; etc.
Some very pleasing singing of
plantation melodies is given by a
colored quartette, aud there is some
Wing dancing that is a great novelty,
Tho audience last night was a large
one.   The Times, April *14.
J. D. Chunn's Ui.cl© Tom's Cabin
Co. will, appear at Clare Friday
August 9th.
Do Not Delay Your Day of Opportunity
' l Start a "savings account, now you will be ,able to sieze a good
investment when it does come. Small sums saved regularly grow
into hundreds. Your savings with this bank- earn your per cent
interest all of the time. We invite small accounts as well as large,
We invite your accbiiut. . *-''■.-       ,"-."■
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Deposits of $1.00 and. upwards Teceived in tlie Savings
Department. ' _.      -   .
>*|   per ueiit. on saving deposits. -. .',.--
"■fr     _ _■      .-^-- Safety DepO-at-_Boxes.S2._Qa_D-ar-Y.e-a_!^_
Peter Ladd of
rison,. and Messrs.. John  and
rTb"WQ^ira7i.T*Dodgepw_re=iii Clars
Tuesday attending Miss   Florence
Ladd's funeral. .     * ,
A. J. Lacy and wife were in _Reed
City on'   Monday    attending,  ,the
fliii'eral.of the .former's father, F.
D, who passed away at the age ?/j_
of sixty three years. *
R. H. Jenney, of Pontiac. a
former resident of Clare, and
prominent member of tho ^piaro
county savings bauk • firm, ■vivas in
town ou Wednesday.
The.- case of Lloyd vs. Bauder,
Over the horse,'is "being tried again
today before Justice . May nard.
This time Lloyd arrests .Bauder
upon a civil warrant. .   \
For t Sale'—At Lake George. 150
acres good land, orchard _.0Q trees,
peach, apple and pear. Right prices.
Inquire of Jas. Duncan, .Clare, or
J. R. JBorst,:Lake Goorgo.      t  8tf
Announcement of "the markage
of Miss Kathryn Chase, formerly
of Clare,*and now of Munising, to
Mr. Leonard W. Howard, which
occurred yesterday, has been received. Mr. arjd'Mrs. Howard" "nyM
i'-side at Sault Ste. Marie.
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M Herrick 6:22, Loomis 6:27 Standard Time. + -
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^        Fare for the Kound Trip including Trolley Hide to._•%__,
g Beacli 8Sc.   Cars will be on hand tn take the Excur" W
♦ sionists to Weiioii?t Beach on arrival of train at Bay H
?j 'Oity.   .Children between 5 and 12 years Half Fare. ^    £
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