1907-11-29; Clare Courier

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GLARE, MICH., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29,1907.
No. 26
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Perhaps you don't think the question important.   You may thiol-our  druggist is as
good as another.   Strange 'that should be so
in one of the skilled professions when it is
not true of even the commonest trade*   Skill,
correctness, dependability, grade men in all
trades.   Particularly so in ours.   We fill your
prescriptions with   scrupulous   care and use
only the highest quality of drugs.   You may
safely trust us with your business, we think
we deserve it.
| Central Drug Store, $
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Q . We don't advocate hard times butvth^re
iB no reason you should not save every odd,
cent.   Every dollar saved- is a dollar ma
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FRUITS
We have a full line of fres# and dried
REALLY COHHW-
Officlel County Paper Hands Slit a Warn
One to the Hoard WftJch Extended
The Harrison Cleaver' of last
weejc contained the following:
Per injunction from the powers
that be the first annual junket of a
committee of supervisors to the
Jonah farms ot the county has
been completed./ We suppose the
county in now saved financially,
poor-fameriy and obiroxiously, A
nice, little nook lias been selected
over on the Ann Arbor that meets
the apprbval of $he UI ams."
Pretty soon the. paupers will be at.
work tilling the soil "over there, and
next ye.p.r the county will probably
carry off more prizes than ever at
the state fiir, Mayor Banner's
suggestion that the solution to the
problem is to farm the land the
county already has, is old fogyish
and ierrelevaut aud the "younger
element re.gns.M Why the colons
in the north-half of the county Jet
the game to give Harrison anid
vicinity a slap continue without
bristling up, the Cleaver cannot
understand. We suppose It's harmony gag. God Almighty must
have liked a little discord once in
awhile or he would of not created
instruments for making noise.
Wake up, gentlemen, they're pulling the wool ovijir .your eyes.
MALCOLM-FEIGHNER.
Married at Midland Wednesday in tiie Presence   of immediate: Friends nnd
Relatives;
Tafmin-Andrews.
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So carefully had the secret been
kept that/"scarcely a dozen of tbe
closest fr/lends of the parties knew
of the approaching nuptials which
ocourrea on Friday evening last at
the home of the bride. The contracting parties were Miss Alina,
oldest daughter of Jas. F. Tatman,
andi'Seymour Andrews, for the past
ye?ir or more chief clerk in the P.
M. freight offices in this city. Tha
ceremony was performed by Rev.
•Dr. Shaw, of the Cong'l church, in
the presence of only the immediate
relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Andrews
left Saturday morning for Hastings*
where they will visit for a few days
with the groom's parents,
From childhood Miss Tatman has
been a favorite among the young
people of this city. Educated ia
the Olare schools, Ypsilanti and
Mt. Pleasant Normals, she became
proficient as a language and music
teacher, and hais" held positions in
several of the best schools in the
state. Since the death of her
mother Bhe has devoted her time to
the home of her father.
—Mr, Andrews has been employed
in Clare for a sufficient length of
time to surround, himself with
many friends, and the marriage
appears to be in every way a happy
one, TJas CgpHX-K extends.its
most hearty congratulations.
Lackie-Waptin
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Ul'l  ZUUI U- tlie  1H-IJIO    ut    1110    unuo  n
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Lackie,
in Grant, ocouh-ed the. marriage of
their daughter, Miss Christie, to
Perry J5-, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Martin, Bev, G. '\V. Maxwell performing the ring' ceremony. Scott
Lack'ft, brother of the bride acted
as host man and Miss Ada Lid-
diate, bridesmaid.
The knot was
arch of evergreen
with spun tincel glass, after which
thirty-five of the immediate friends
and relatives sat down to a sumptuous supper.
The happy couple left 'Tuesday
on the afternoon train for a trip in
the southern, part of tho state, after
which they will make their future
home in Coleman where Mr. Martin is employed by the Saginaw
Medicine Co,
They were the recipients of
mauy valuable and useful presents.
Frank J, Feighner,L' of Fenton,
son of J, V. Feighner. ot this place,
was married -Wednesday, November 27 5 at Midland, to Miss Lillian
Malcolm,.at the home of the bride's
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Augustus
Malcolm. The Episcopal ring, ceremony was conducted by Bev. M. E.
Adams of the First Baptist. oh«rch
at two o'clock, and was witnessed
by about forty immediate friends
and relatives. Roy Feighner,
brother of the groom, and Miss
Ruth Ellis acted as best man and
bridesmaid, Lowengrin;s /wedding
march being played by. Miss Leila
Lyon,
The bride wore a dress of Persian
lawn, which was afterwards changed to a brown traveling suit and
the groom a suit of b^ack broadcloth. After the ceremony all sat
down to a danfcy luncheon after
which the bridal pair left amid
showers of rice on tbe *5:15 train
for Clare wjiere they spent Thanks*
given at the home of .the groom's
parents, lm?iiig on =the 2:37 Abit
Arbor for their'future home in Fenton, where Frank holds the responsible position of foreman of The
Independent. The many presents
received by Mr. and Mrs. Feighner
were the tokens of the esteem in
which they are held by their many
friends.
Th*. Coubieb -joins, in wishing
them a happy and prosperous life.
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LOCAL
MENTION,,,
Mrs. AI. Herrick to St. Louis on
Tuesday.
W. VanVleet, was.in Plymouth
over Sunday;
Mrs.. W. T_ Weir is visiting
relatives In Montrose.
Probate Judgfr Grant*, of Osceola
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FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
CHAS. P. SHAW. Pastor.
Sunday   Serv i-'c e sf:
-3-oo Noon Sunduy Settee!
7:30  S-t-aoii
_o;3oa, m .' Sermon
-.45 P. in,  Chrhtlan endeavor
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Clare County Pomona.
Pomona Grange met with' Grant
Grange last Friday where the usual
hearty welcome and good cheer
were tendered outside visitors.
The program of the day was carried
out substantially as announced,
Miss Nellie Mayo, the State Pomona, adding to it a couple of well
rendered recitations and an interesting part in discussions.
'' The business resulted an electing
the following .officers: \
Master—B. S. Alley.
Overseer—J. B.-Hamer.
LectUrer—Berthel Fleming        .
.   Steward—Richard Emerson.
Asst-   Steward—Mary  Schaeffer.
Chaplain—Flora Alley.
Treas,—L. L. Kelley.
Sec—E. B. Finch.     .
Gate Keeper—Ellas Haddi-C ,
Ceres^Linnie Haddix.
Pomona—jfcJeUe Brooks.
* Flora—Mrs v Hamer.
L. A, S.—Dibble Arnold.
Delegates to state. •grangei E. R.
FijUcB and Belle Brooks, alternates;
L. L. Kelley and  Mary   SchaefiEer.
After a pleasant interval of chat
and refreshment for the inner man
the evening hourB were pleasantly
and profitably spent. A niiJjobei- of
sweet voiced young/ladies assisted
in the evening music. Miss Mayo
gave, an able address on
Benefits of tho Grange and
Farmer" the close - attention
absolute quiet" being sufficient
tribute-to her-ability to- hold .-**n.
audience. By request she repeated
a selection of the afternoon "How
tho Old Horse W01I the Bet" by
Oliver Wendell Holmes. Dr. L. L.
Kelleygave an address.on "recent
legislation the whys and wherefores
and B. S. Alley spoke briefly urging all to the benefits they might
and should deri-rb from the Grange.
The'nexjb meeting occurs in January with Garfield Grange.
"Some
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The friends of Mr. and Mrs, Bernard Bady» of Veruon, dropped in
at their home on Tuesday and testified in a practical way to the friendship irt which they field the genial
host and his wife. When the party
left over 200 loads' of manure had
been hiiuled and ten acres plowed.
The party consisted of fifteen teams
and thirty men, and the supper and
refreshments testified in a similar
manner to the appreciation of the
hoat and wife.  AU had a #ood tim».
HATTON,
Mr. Tapper's family is rapidly improving in health.
Frank Bolton,* tbe health officer, removed the <3_ttt_ rati tine from the Tapper
family co Saturday.
Mr, and Mrs.* Arthur Slmrland to
Clare Sntn.dny. While there they' par-,
chaser! a fine bunch of sheep.
While.hnptJDg the cows Oh Saturday,
Ear), the twelve year-old son of, Mr. and
Mrs, Green, and who had his father's
gnu, killed a fine red fox, and which be
carried, to the hottee,    , '
D, Seymour, who fans been ill for the
past week, itsmnch better at this writing,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hillman were in Clare
on business Tuesday.
' Mr. Hanze is building a barn upon
his farm.
Ldfcc—English setter dog, an-
swerji to the name - Drake, color
white except ears and head which
are black. Liberal reward offered
for his return.     - 25t2
W, 0. QosxtVfwfn »*gia»*»
Co., in the city today.
See"Zeke" and "Daisy""-at
opera house tomorrow evening.
Rev. J.   Grinneil will preach
Sheridan on Sunday afternoon.
Percy Grigware, ..of Harland, Is
now baggageman at the A. A. depot.
A_ J. Lacy w»b in the north part
of-the state this week on business,
Mr. and Mrs. R. G._ Jeffries, of
St, Johns, in  the  city' this  week.
Nelson Bloom, of Detroit, was the
guest of' Mayor Benner over Sunday.
. Th'e L. A. S, will meet with Mrs.
John McDonald next Friday afternoon.
Miftt Mao. Moulton, ot Saginaw,
is visiting her parents^ Mr. and Mrs.
John Cunningham.*
J". AfCimmeirer and farnllyv of
Saginaw, spent yesterday with the
formers's parents In Vernon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Clark, of
Greenville, have been visiting their
pareuts in. this city this week.
Fred and Josephine Wing down
from Germfest this week, visiting
their parents and, other relatives.
Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Wagonlander,
of Montrose, spent Thanksgiving
with their daughter, Mrs, V. E,
Warren.
Mrs. Cooley to Coldwater on Monday, taking to the state' school a
nine year-old girl, sent there by
Judge Gray.
Mr, and Mrs. E. D. Palmer up
from St. Johns this week visiting
at the home of the latters, parents
Mr. and Mrs. R. Masco tt.
Aid. G. A, Mater and Geo. Hinoh,
Who went to Alcona oounty for deer
hunting, are home with fourj* the
number allowed in the license.
Wm, A. and James McLacblin of
Detroit is visiting W. J. and David
Jennings, and L. M, Converse tbia
week. The formers little daughter,
Ardeli, accompanied them.
?j,^he'i|qturn of the "Missouri Girl,r
to this city, will be hailed with de-
Iightby all Wko saw this popular
play upon its previous visits, Doherty opera house tomorrow evening.
Doctors Maynard and Reeder performed a successful operation on
Edward Page for hydrocele last
Tuesday^ and" the * patient is ' pre-
gressing favorably under their attentive and skillful treatment.
Elta Davis, of Charrlotte, has
been here thiEf week looking after
his Arthur "farm. Mr. Davis contemplates selling his property here,
but should the sale not be perfected
he wiii return to the same in the
spring.  _..__.__
Highway commissioner Gilmore,
of Grant, has this year expended
$502,34 for tile vahd plank, $300 for
labor, and the result of his efforts
to better the roads ot his township
have been appreciated hy all who
traveled his township.
Adjutant Keeler and Capt. Trucker, of the Salvation Army will commence Evangelistic services at the
Baptist church on Saturday of
next week, Dec. 7th. They recently closed a very successful mission
atJEvart, and report-that..a good
work is being done at B^ron, where
meetings are * now   in    progress.
Mrs. E. Broc?ks and daughter narrowly .escaped'1 .serious injury\ on
Saturday by the runaway of a fractious horse'. Both ladies, leaving
the city Wf>re thrown from the carriage because of a collision with
another conveyance, and the daugh£
terreqqired medical attendance to
return her fo consciousness. The
damage was slight.
"Prayer for :the' Restoration Of
the joy of Salvation," will be the
subject of sermon by Rev. J. Grinneil at the Baptist church next Sun-
dny morning at 10:30, Sabbath
school at noon. Young peoplb's
meeting at 6.*30 p. m. Regular
preaching service at 7:30; subject,
"Launch out into tbo deep, and let
down the nets." All heartily invit-
e#. Prayer meeting Thursday
i^fght, 7.30.
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1 lie Engineer's Gate.
A certain successful engineer- who
was noted for making every part of
his work fit into another "part; go Hist
no energy would he wasted, had established himself in a handsome country place. One day he was visited by
a friend who complained that the big
gate leading Into the grounds was too
.hard to move, ,.
"You ought to fix that gate," said
le. "A man .who likes to have everything 'just so' Bhould not havet a gate
that Is so hard to open."
"Ah," said the engineer, "you don't
see it with the, professional eye! That
fate is a part of my system. It is connected with my waterworks, and ev-
*ry person who copies through it pumps
ap four gallons Into the tank on my
roof."
For Salb—Five room houaa,
barn and lot, also household goods.
Reasonable. C. F. Ballkr.
Quieting Way*--.
Yon have allheard no doubt that oil,
If poured on the wftter, Ms the effect
of quieting jt he waves. The reason Is
that the oil forms a floating film,
which protects the surface of the water from the currents of a,ir. This
greatly diminishes the friction between
the wind and the waves, just as oil
diminishes the friction between solids.
It was recently discovered that «oap-
suds also bave a quieting effect on
waves. When soap ia mixed with water it greatly increases the cohesive
power of the particles, and,the suds
therefore form a thin film, Just as oil
does, with a similar effect
so
Savfa* Time.
"You sboulda't treat your boy
harshly. You'll break his spjglt."
"Well, he'Jl probably get .married
some time, and he might as well have
It broken now!"
The more violent the storm tie gOon-
ir It Is over,—Seneca.
TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL. CIRCUIT
K__R__S OS* BOI/DINO CO-TBI,
State of Mtobifran, 1 „-
Twenty-^irst Judicial-Oirouit. f ss*
1 do hereby fix and appoint the times for
holding-tbo several terms of Oourt withla
said Oirouit for the years 11)07 and MOB as
follows: • >
ISABELLA. OOUNTY.
Second Monday l» Januilryj
Fourth Monday la March. ■
Third Monday in June.
Fourth Monday In Ootober,
MIDLAND OOUNTY
.. Foqrtb Monday In January.
Second Monday la April.
Third Monday in September,
T,_.rd Monday in November,
OLABE OOUNTY.
Fourtbr Monday in February,
Third Monday in May.
Fourth Monday In September.
- First Monday -in December;
mted, October. 31,1007.
EgvPES F.JD01.DS. Oircuit Jadge,
21st Judicial Oirouit.
New Cider—Going at 12%o. per
gallon *by the barrel.
* J.D. McLakKN dsCo.
BUSINESS  CAFDS
MODERN WOODMEN
OedarOamp. No. 1368, 01*re. Mioh.. meets
!« K. ot P. ball on the Sn< and 4th Tuesday
of each month.   Visiting neighbor* alwaj
welcome. ~        ■
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T. H, MAYNARD
PHTSI0I43 J-K_> AOOOBOHB-t
QrMo.6 at Brainjbno-s,
Professional calfs~attent-6a night or daj.
C.  A.   READING
ATIO-tNEY   AT" LAW
Savings  Bank Block
CLARE
MICH,
JAMES A. EEEDES
PHYSICIAN    AND    BtmaEON
Glasses Fitted and Work Guaranteed
New OrFiqB—Fifth Street       "   .
Union phone 78 Bell phone 22
Two Doors west of Oalkins Hons<j   '
DR K A GBAY DB F B GBAY
Removed to Jackson Block
Office Hours
8 to 12 a m
l to 8 p as
EOBERT MCCANN
DENTIST
Graduate of the University of Michigan
U_0   KINDS   OB*   KKNTAI.   WOBJC
Office over
.TATMAN ft  MCKEEYBB'S
Olare Mloli. -.     Union Phone Si
IN HABBISOH T-V^KTr TOKSDAT
MAYNARD
And Plate Glass Insurance
Eebsi-senting the
reliable companies
ioiiowmg  prompt, i.u«
The Eoyal of Liverpool, Eng,
The Palatine of Manchester, Eug.
The-"Western, Toronto, Canada,
The Lo__do_3- & Lancashire- Liverpool. - .
Liverpool, London & Globs,-N. Y..
--Thuriagia of J__r£art;.Qarmany,
The Orient. oil-Hartford, Conn* "   -
The ^Pennsylvania, of Phil'a, Pa.
The Fire Afesooiation; of Phil'a,, Pa
Fidelity Mutual Life of Philadelphia Pa
Travellers Life and Acoident,   Hartford
Metropolitan  Plate  Glass, New York
Notary Public, Oonveyaneihjj. Desirable
loans negotiated on oity and improved farm
property, Beal estate of all descriptions for
sale. If you want Ito buy or sell list your
wants with me, V -wi.il give your inatters
strict attontion. Office under OJure Oounty
Savine-t'l-ank. A. E_   MAYNARD.
DB "M A BOWER
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VBEEKINABr 8t.BGtE0N AI*fD DENTIST
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Office a* Lloyd's Livery Barn.
Clare, Mich.       - Both 'Phone*
H E NEELANDS, D D 8
MECHANICAI. AND OPBBATmi
DENTIST
Graduate ot tho University of Mlohlgaa
Office in Citizens Bank Block. Phone 69
CHAS. STERLING
VETEBISAEV SUKGEON|AND DENTIST
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary Collet;*
Toronto
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Both Phones. Clare, Michigan
A E MULDER, D D 8
PBACTICiAIi DENTISX
Graduate of the. University of Michigai
Gold billing and Plate Work a 8peoii.lt)
Satisfaction Guaranteed,
Office in Dunlop Block. .   C_ubs, Miow
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4 NEW HOPE IN THE FUTURE
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Start a Savings Account with us—any amount from one dol.
iar up,~at the end of six months you will have a new hope in' tb©,
. _f u'ture.   Every dollar you save will earn you interest.
Save something systematically.
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Deposits ox $1.00 and upwards received in the Saviiigi
Depai-tment. '
per ueni on saving deposits.
Safetr Deposit Boxes $2.00 per year-
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