1907-09-13; Clare Courier

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OLARE, MIOH., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13.1907.
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Medicines
v Our line of drugs and medicines are the most
complete in the city. . The method we use in purchas*
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Pfescflptions
Is an important branh of our business, It requires
care, attention, and specific knowledge of modern
pharmacy. We eta not hesitate to claim possession of
Wm& fortification^ and we. can safely and honestly
assure you the best possible service.       , ,
We have a system of recording and checking
whioh absolutely prevents mistakes We only use
the test goods in filling all prescriptions a point which
should seriously interest you if you have a regard-for
your life, which might- be snuffed out in a jiffy hy a,
scription wrongly filled." . .
We'll put our prices on the block with "any, where
Quality is given a yonsideration. If you try us once,
you'll come back the next time you want a prescription filled with care and dispatch.
We have just received a new line of Phonographs
and Records.   Call and see work for°yourself.
Central Drug Store, $
A. E. MUSSELL & SON, CLARE        K
UNIQfr PHONE 92 BELL PHONE 53 £
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The Gas Producer at Water'Works Saving
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Many  Families
Have Made the
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that
ft is possible to maintain life
although the table may not
be loaded three times per day
with steaks and joints. The
Vegetarian is coming into his
own these days.
Beans
per lb   4c
Pot Barley
5c
Lima Beans
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Vegetables,  most all kinds,
fresh or canned.
FLOUR
You will have nice white
light bread by using BOOK.
ISLx^ND 25 pounds for   70c
COFFEES
To understand intelligently what is contained in the
coffee b'erryget a lb.of our 20c
We have also coffees ranging from        13c to 35c per lb
LA WHENCE W. JAOKBON, . JOSEPHINE L. OOUR, ,
At St. Cecelia's church on Wednesday ia'orning a large company of admiring friends witnessed the marriage of one of Clare's
best know), most popular and respected young couples, in tbe
.persons of Lawrence Wiiiiam, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. John A,-
•Jackson, and Josephine Louise, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph L. Cour. ' The ceremony was performed by Bev. Father
O'ConneH. Lohengrin's march was rendered.by Miss Edna Clark,
and Mrs. G. _B. Wells delightfully rendered Hanna's "Mass," and
Luzzi's "AVe Maria," during the ceremony. 'The happy couple
was attended by John Jackson, Jr., and Miss Pearl Oour, brother
find sister respectively, of the bride and groom. !'   .
Following the .nuptials a course breakfast was served to
twenty five of therelatives and immediate friends at the home of
the bride's parents.     ,
At=2:37 Mr, and Mrs. Jackson left on tho Ann Arbor for a
ten days trip, during which ttiey will visit Detroit, Cleveland and
Niagara, After Oct. 1st they will be at home in apartments in the
Citizen's bank block.
It is unnecessary for Thus Coxtrier to dwell upon the popularity of this couple, now so happily joined for life's journey. Each
is so well and favorably known that comment seems almost uncalled for. Lawrence, Clare born, educated in Clare schools,
employed in his father's business, is deserving of every encomiumuttered by a community proud of- his manhood and sterling woiJth. Josie, full of life, energy, happy thoughts and smiles,
best known behind tbe business desk and as a painstaking and
expert telephone operator, counts in hundreds the friends which
winning ways have brought to her
That their wedded life may be one of constant joy and prosperity is The Courier's best wish.
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The September term 'of circuit
conrt for Olare county convenes at
Harrison ou the 23d inst., and the
following jurors have been summoned:
Arthur—Prank Meyers.
Franklin—J. E. Ladd.
Frost—A, W. Toman.
Garfield—H. Tryon.
Grant—Fabian Hinkie,
• Greenwood—J. E. Bruce.
Hamilton—Ed, Campbell.
Hatton—J. E. Frizzell.
Hayes—Wm. Deforest,
Lincoln—Wilson Sanford.
Bedding—John Bay lis s.
Sheridan—W^- Langin,
Summerfield—Geo, Crapsey.
Surry—H. Firjch.
Winterfield—E. J. Davis, O. W.
Kioek. - • ■■
<3Iare 1st wd.=A_. -Sorthey, Jtt. P_
Hubel. '
Clare 2d wd— B. Young, H. Horning.
Olare 3d wd.-J. W. Ford,
Harrison: 1st wd.—M.Oasey..
"      2d wd.—C. J. Bichardson.
"      3dwd.—J. F. Saunders.
The Lecture Course
The committee in charge of the
high - school lecture course lias
organized with the following officers:
President—J. Q. Boode.
Secretary—P. A. Bennett.
Treasurer—J, F, Tatman.
Dates for three of the four numbers have been elected as follows:
Schubert Ladies' Quartett, Nov.
25.     ;
Nat. M., Brigham, Dec. 13.
B, B, Burton Jan. 8
SpiUman Biggs,
The prices for tickets will be
announced shortly.
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While Olare carried off many
honors at the state fair, it remained
for, Isabella'to "show" the state
that we know a good sheep when we
see it tip-this way. *    '
John Walton, of Bosebush, exhibited a ram Lester lamb, upon
which he received the following,
prizes:
jfirstj open.
First, Miohigan,
.First, champion junior and
ohampion over all in above classes.
Mr. Walton also'' received three
firsts, -our seconds and eight thirds
upon other1 sheep exhibited,
Tlie County Fair!
Tho big winning scored at the
state fair by Olare county shoqld
encourage renewed interest in the
county fair which occurs at Harrison on the 25th, 26th and 27th insts.
Against innumerable discouragements the Glare county agricultural
society has annually held successful
fairs, and this year promises to
keep up the excellent {[reputation
earned by the management*
The grounds and buildings are
paid for, and no old debts call for
the earnings of 1907. The farmers
ahd business men of the county
should lend their aid to the promotion of this most commendable enterprise. Secretary A. C. Gray, at
Harrison, will furnish all desired
information td prospective exhibitors,,. /
Brant Road Accepted.
Deputy state • highway commissioner Bogers was here on Monday
and formally accepted the miie of
road built in Grant by contractors
Taylor & Geeck, of Owosso, and
upon which the state will pay $500
of the cost. Tbe road was a difficult one . to construct, but the
township board und citizens generally feel that the money has been well
expended and well earned.
This is the first mile of stato road
to be built in this county, and will
doubtless cause other townships to
indulge iu similar efforts for the
improvement of the highways.
Blain—flrrand.
On Tuesday September 10th, at
the home of the bride's'parents,
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Blaio, at 8:00
p. m. occurred the marriage of their
daughter, Mies'Blanche, to Harry,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jasv'-Arrand.
Bev. J. -E. McDonald officiating.
They were attended by Miss Mae
Dell as bridesmaid and F, L. Blain,
Jr., brother of"the bride, as best
man. After the ceremony a dainty
luncheon was served.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Arxand ^vill 'reside
in Clare. - • *■■■•■
Fred FisHloy has4 purchased the
Worden residenoe property on East
5th Street.'''   '   ' ^     '
For' SALT- Ob TJt.Ai>E-<-One  hundred twenty acre farm in Hamilton,
75 acres stumped.   Will   trade for
small farm near Clare.   Inquire of
Geo- E. BJEJ^NEii.
The comparative figures for July
and August upon the cost of fuel
for operating the municipal water
plant should convince the most
skeptical, that one of the wisest
moves ever made by the officials of
Glare was the installation of the
gas producer, purchased of , the
Traverse City Iron Works, The
price of'gasoline has soared so
rapidly during the summer that the
contrast in cost between- the lyro
fuels Is very plain, For July,
running entirely upon gasoline the
cost was $145,62, For August" the
total cost for gasoline and gas used
was biit,$6242, J^liouM. also "be
understood that the variety of coal-
best adapted for producer use has
not yet arrived, and during August
a small amount, of this variety was
obtained in Evart at an increased
price,; a,nd during a . greater portion of the month chestnut coal was
used, and which is not regarded as
desirable for producer use..
L. E. Davy, bf tjbieboard of works,
and who has given careful attention
to the matter of fuel, is- confident
that with the pea coal at regular
prices during August the expense
would noc have exceeded $45. Mr.
Davy does not hesitate to venture
the assertion that the annual fuel
expense with proper coal will not
exceed $365, or $1.00 per day.
If this prediction proves true Clare
can truthfully boast of the most
economical water plant in the state.
Baptist Society Notes,
There is a decided improvement
in the attendance at tfje Baptist
church since tbe new pastor, Bev.
J. Grinneil came on the field. A
pleasing feature last Sunday morning was "the presence of Bev. M.
McDonald, who took part in tlie
service, his own church Being closed
tor repairs. The congregation at
night was the largest for an evening service in a long time, a good
number coming early for the praise
service. Mrs. Grinneil sang an
appropriate solo,
. Bev. J. Grinneil will preach at
the Baptist church next Sunday
morning at 10:30, and in the even-
ing at 7:30. Sabbath school at noon.
A special meeting of the B. Y, P.'TJ.
will be held at 6:30 pr* m. All the
members of the young people's
society are requested to attend.
There will be a praise service at
7:15, followed by regular preaching
service. Solo by Mrs. Grinneli.
An invitation is given to all these
services.
jjThe Baptist Sabbath school will
have their annual picnic next Saturday at Stevenson lake. All tbe
members are invited to take this in.
The teams will leave the church at
9 a. m., and a good time is expected.
Rev. JY Grinneil will preach at
Sheridan next Suiraay afternoon.
All heartily incited.
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FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHUROH §
CHAS. P, SHAW, ftutdr,   . _       _     . _ Q
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i->:oo Noon Sunday school •
7:45  Sermon
roj3o a, m.   Sermon
6:42; p. m.  Christian Endeavor
Subjects for next Sunday;
Sermons morning and evening by pastor
Special Music in the evening,
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IT IS A BIG SHOW!
Mich. State, Fair Society Scores
Wonderful Success.
Another
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Of this city, recently deceased and
survived by four daughters, Mes-
dames Chris, Ehrhart, Get). Valley,
Frank Parrish and Ed. Barber, all
df Clare.
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'Mr., and Mrs. Col. McDonald "attended the funeral, of a relative in
Marion yesterday.
; The gun'idub score yesterday was
4s folloyi-..'* Pastorino, 2<_; Alderton,'
lb; Mussellj 13; Mason, 0; I)oher.y,
9. *•'..*,
; A small fire in the Clare cqtmty
savings bank Wednesday evening
oau'ged excitemdrit for'a sliott tiirteJ'
No damage.
FOB SaX,1.~80 acres of No, 1 land
in Veruon township,'and one tiew.
Empire grain drill, 11 disc. 'Write
or inquire of J>, Ward & Co Olare,
The Michigan state • fair society
closed its gates last Friday evening
upon the most successful exhibition
in its history. -
In point of entries, special attractions and attendance the 1907 fair
eclipsed all its predecessors. The
-hanagement has demonstrated its
ability'to make thisanhual event a
suqcess, and-local pride, permits the
remark that no little credit for the
success is due and given by the
people of the state td General Super-*
intendent A. J. Doherty, of Olare,
This and Isabella counties were
represented by large numbers of
their leading farmers and citizens,
all of whom were proud to claim a
residence in tbat section of the
state which,could furnish prize
winners In both farm products and
fair managers.
ANOTHER MI0NI6HT RAID!.
Rhoades' Store~and Three" Saloons Entered
hy Burglars Last Night.
At frequent intervals during the
past two years business places of
the city have been broken into by
thieves and more or less booty secured. Last night'was the most
recent of these aggravating yisits.
By removing glass frrom a side window at A, S.' Bboades' store an
entrance was effected, and several
pair of shoes, a quantity of jewelry
and neckwear and a five cent cigar
machine are missing. Bear windows
were opened at McPhall's and
Alderton's saloons. Very little is'
missed from' the former while Aider-
ton's slot machine is short $30' this
morning. A rifle and $5 in cash
departed from McDonald & Lackie's
thirst parlors, the miscreants entering through a rear door.
The, officers have no clue, but
Charge it to local talent,
C_ H. Sutherland to Gr.md Bapids
this morning.
Dr. Tayior-Goodman and Miss
Sofia Stoll arriyed home yesterday
from Albtrquerque, ^."M.farter a
three years absence. The ladles
are enjoying excellent health.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan VanBrocklin,
son Will, and daughter Mary, of
Middleport, rir. T., and another
daughter,Mrs. Ida,Is"ash, are visiting the former's sister, Mrs. Cynthia
Trumble.
The ' cemetery board met last
evening and, among other things,
ordored the necessary grading about
She v.-iult to bo dons an'1 th" fence
to be built. The council was asked
to appropriate §250 to extend the
water mains to the Clute corner,
whero the board, purposed joining
with a two inch pipe to thecemetery
The cemetery funds"1 on ha'nd "are"
ample' for next year's ordinary
work.
BUSINESS  CARDS
•MODERN WOODMEN
Cedar Gawp. No* 1368, Olare. Ml-li„ meets
In K, of P. hall on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday
ot each month.   Visiting nelgbbors ahray
welcome. .
J; S, BlOKNEM-,   •
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1. B. HJB-V
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FOR SAL.E.-30 tt. i>. five passonfrer tour-
ing.oar. .-equipped With three uxtra tires,
fall leather top, gas lamps, Presfc-0-___lte
g-as tanl., hasrgrug-e carrier, full set of curtains, complete set. of tools, chains.- etc,
Oar has nevor been used hy any one but
the owner; lias been Kept in first ofasis condition by experienced chauffeur- from the
factory, For sale at, very reasonable rate,
owner desiring Jurgrer machine, will pay
railroad faro of buyer.   Address this paper.
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PHTTSIOI-IH Amp AOOOtOHJ.1.
Ofmoe at Kesidkko-.,
Professional'calls attended night or day.'
JAMES A. BEEDEB
phSsioiast   and   surgeon       '
Glasses Fitted and Work Guaranteed
New OFMOB-Flfth ;Street
Uiyon phone 78 Bell phone 2£
Two-Doors west of Calkins House
K E NEELANDS, DM 8
MEOHAtaOAIi AND OPEBATIVE
DENTIST .
Graduate of the TTnJ verslty of Michigan
Office in Citizens Bank Block. Phone 59
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DR U A GEAY DB F B GBAY
-Eemoved to Jackson Block i
Office Hours
8.to 12 a m
1 to 8 p m
BOBEBT McCANN
DENTIST
Graduate of th'e University Of Mldhlgatt '
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Office over
{TATMAN  &  MOKEEVEB'S
Glare Mioh. UnionM-onei-i, "■
IN HASItlSON EVBRY TOISDAT
DB M A BOWEB
VETKKINAEV SUBGEON AND DENTIST    '
Late Hors. Surgeon of the Grand Rapid
Veterinary College
Calls answered day or night.
Office at John O'Oaliaghan'e feed barn
Clare, Mich.        Bell 'Phone 86
CHAS. STEELING •
VETEBINABV StlBOEON AND DENT-SI"
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary Colleg*
' '     Toronto
Office at Warren's feed barn
Both Phones. Clare, Michigak
A E MtJLDEB, DDS
£BACTIGAIi DENMSX
Gradnato of-ths=Uai-srsity of .M_e_-Jfi___Lr
Gold Pilling and Plate Work a Specialty
Satisfaction Guaranteed,
Office in Dunlop Block.      Clash, Mioh
HORSES AND CAEKTAGiKS.
FOE SAI_E-THE HANDSOME HIGH I-_EN-
tucky bred family and trotting mare, Bay
McGregor [3:19$Cf: she is G years old, weighs
1050 pounds, sound and perfect, well trained
for ladies' usp; has great endatance; guaranteed in every way and can beat 8:20; will
only be sold to parties that will insure her
good treatment; liverymen or dealers not
treated with; price$150; she cost two years
ago $700; sold to close an estate; also an elegant extention top surrey, a stylish trap and
top buggy; all rubber tired, best oity make
and equal to new; a sot of fine surrey and
buggy hurnoss: sold singly for less than half
their original cost, Applv residenoe, . 358
Honoro St, near Adams, dhicago, Illinois.
' Howard Bai_dwik, >
The Cbeolic As _& Record
It is often
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transactions. There are times when it is necessary to refer to a
record. A checking account gives a complete record of-vour- daily
transactions. Your receipts and expenditures are wfiten down
accurately m your bank book. "
you  a'detailed  record*.
In addition, your checks' furnish
-.M om .,   , ,     On* -facilities for   a checking account
either small ot large are profitable to everyone.   A' cheeking ac*
count at this bank wil_.be an advantage to you.    ' 1     -•
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Department/   . ■ r,"      ;.  .,     '•.*.'
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