1921-09-02; Clare Courier

              EFORE WE KNOW IT
We'll be Growling Over
the High Price and Slow
Delivery of Coal, and
Summer's Forgetfulness.
According to the    most   reputable
almanacs Fall is ushered in this year
| National Portland Cement Comgany
To Build at 6-oldwater Lake
Mt. Pleasant and Isabella county
I are to have a new industry. This an-
j nouncemeut is authorized by repre-
1 sentatrves ot the National Portland
1 Cement   Company,   a   $2,000,000   cor-
cement ^AANBTE[««iGO0NTY!MAY0R DOHERTY   *   |$,T'6|^" cures
IN  AUTO  COLLISION Victims of TMberculo^'Waste Mon^
"   j For no Riflf "
Two Cars Meet Heart oh And.  ^nsinEr Auc/|TM|ast ?15,ooo,;
OCCUpantS Injured ; ooo is spent oaci year^ the Annji-j
——• Iican   peoi.Jj   *.-. W "-"cures"   torj
Wednesday, afternoon as Mayor A.- tuberculo^i , i.^wri»-ttJ>«rJW Dif H. a. i
J.   Doherty,   accompanied   by   Fred  Pattison,  -medical tieif^ot-tetary  olj
l,    n    , ,    ,        -i  on     w^iporatioii.     'ino    company   has    pur-
at exacOy 9 o'clock and 20 ininutas,lchat.ed   from   ^   RoWns   PorUand
a. m„ on .Friday, Sept. 23rd, or three ( ^       t Holding Company, 236 acres
weeks from this morning.
NEW ROADS
TO^BE BUILT.
Road  Commissioners   Accept
Bids for Grant, Sheridan    i
and Arthur Townships.     i
START FORTY ACRE 'f; 2
!. MUCK LAND TESTS    r
Important Information Sought at New
!     Mich'gan Experiment Static.     i
Kar;t Landing, Aug. 2D.—Information
of value to Michigan mack land far^i
LOCAL
("5$
T. Holbrook to Saginaw Tuesday.
i,*   ajsocia.'    Spectal meeting of the Beard     of
'euros" are  Coun'---'r    Road      Commissioners    of
. QL yeivon..  Clare Count>r- Michigan, held at the
joTia7d bardeVuig'on uou'iwater Laselwas driving a Ford coupe.   This oc-'who have u^il fcem.JPW w*I m j jjujj J™=J J* ^ S^v ^I?S ■ tj8t/on'tl10 "^soacnt aad tor„l Lilpoi.a.
'  • formed doctor knows tfcft JHwe is no. u tonntj, en monunj,    AdKu.t  -.,„*•„„ „, v. _„„. ,.., ^.... *,   „ t
Joslyii, was returning from Mt. Pleaj-1 die NatU».** » uupr-Ml
ant, riding in his sedan, he collided tion. And «.. '*.u...e Xiffl
with Dr. Walkington of that city, who] oacitcd up iiy-"-Vw«>.--**o.lJ
ers will be sought at a fcpselol eape-i. f°sfav  m2e«u& of  fca  O. E.  S.
rlment ffjtion jnct e tablighed a1. M. t*;"*-S:it*
A. C„ according to announcement of      &"'■ • F:v.nk Cornell of Coleman via-
Dr. M. M. McCool, head Of the col-,*1?-* •.riomL Jn Claro Wed is dav.
lege roiu c".epait*i.onr.. x        '|'"'   ;,ir.   and   Mrs.   Chas.   Jackson  loft
Rapidly increaoing need for added ■ Sunday  fur  a  vtoxt with   friends  in
'■■ and has under option IviO acres ad- ■ curred at the bridge one and a q.iar
' j
pies,
is*
Just because the season of red ap-;jaooni    Tiie mant will be located at! tor miles  south cf Rosebush, which■,. ue   t.-.„.  „:<u cm* tm>eculo.ns,: " '        .' ^        ,   ,a
es, shilling rains and    rheumatism. v.oUlw[l-_or L,aK0 a!ld the  general  of-* is nawaw for two cars to pass at this! but moct oi the. people -*•&*..> oM'-j t,^ <        v        *    ° c 10.c*c
scheduled" to open on   Friday, the j flC0s. at Mt. i-.*easant.   It u proposed* Point,   both   diivsrs   endeavoring   to ' testimonial* are entirely, Sinai, e, *u-iMl.   prt^L™. „?,!!.
•>q  1091   „.-,.. , ,,i   w        „    ,AugtlV;t iz*vfion of much coils led Dean R, V.
.9, 1921, was called to oider by   the  shaw to get ^ a„roa       f the M
p. m.   Present:
. .,, . A. C. farm.   Many of the oxp^rimon^
fTiit*nn« °   Ml\Rob-ule;;t' will be of a p3;*inaaont nature, vari-
23rd day Of the month need not nec-( ^"b"m^t *a "railroad from thu cn» to * get there ttivt.    The impact was ot, cording to Dr. Pattisoiw* I chahn*i»n WaS        * temporary ou. pioblem. ot nuch tavmUg mnJ
e*;carlly be.regarded as a warning to    ,ifl coa,piiUV.4 piaut and e.vtjnd the  sufficient force as to cause the cars*    It is a well known ?»<** that *i*ictims   • Z.. ,l, I <■■,,■,-,   tal:en UP in ^eta'.l.
dodge black cactss, avoiding walking''.      ' e n'uect mtil lhli 1.ere 4liar,-to   careen.     Mr,   Doherty   and   Mi.  of  this  diselas-i.-swlllreaponu   **i*i, ' . ™'Tr °',  »   ffief'rf .f„.y "'     Difficulty of obtaining manure for
tindor a ladder *or hoisting an umbrella in Oil family sitting room, but
to some of> us it eorlo' encouages the
M-
i -
juette weot. * Joslyn crawled out, but tho former's  „
A   mouev'n   plant   with   an   in.tial' condition   was  such  t/.at  w^rd  was
.,..„„,,      , .i  capacity  ot 5iv,uao  b.*.rrcla
surmise thafr a Fall thus inaugurated  jau|. cemcat a yQM. M.U1 b(J
is announced thai, tke compa;
to commence tne construction of the      Tlie  Hews as it came to  Una  u      annuals.
hot unit in Nov
,u a.„ WCT^tf **«» W or ^8^, a"d A"euct "'"^ J™ »>•» foi taction of such lands, e-pe-
•lu.ir
lit«» VJi  ie.n.»wi-rea^ an* C51 motiOU of Mr- Robinett
- approved as ieud.
may have in store a number   of   unwelcome  conditions. !
of Port-   lent to Dr. Johnson of Rosebush who  favorably for a short*«me* and it iai    .pi"     ./' ,"     , .„
built.   It; «'ont immediatoly to the KC^ne of the, uoi'.iig inae time "tHat U^ loie inodi       1"° ;?•^l** l':"a ,werf,rQri£l nn''
...y ..opesi accident aud took (.hem to his off.cti.  ciue manu.auuwa B«e»» useir M».w-; f" "i°*'°*1 ° ,     '        WC     W8l'°
* -r ...   '    ti.o  ,s„„r0  „„ u  ,.nmn  tr.  ......  .      : ,,. iioweti .io read.
a^ possible incr
put to bl0,C00
For instance: For duite a   period  pUint jn operatlon
Fail has been tlie Immediate   prede-  umi,tional unit
censor of" winter, and there is   something about that word that this year
carries  more  shudders   than    usual.  ;viH omp*oy faj nidU wheu rdniuiig mil  minds   relieved   to
We read of    hunger    and    suffering. oapacjty. though  badly  injured
throughout tho world, and during   a"    Aln bhiolds states to the Times that  Wr.   Sanford,   Sr,   he   was   brou-jiu ror-ults   of   thia   harmless   inj;*etio:i
season When there should be a min-  the   'nQW   compauy   can   ruanaiacture; home in Jas. DIckneli's car. were    immediately   apparent.    The,    tena
imutn Of such calamities.   Winter ls;cement at lei.s than p.oo per barrel      At  the  present  wnting,  Thurrtltiy' cough lcisi-neci, lever ile-Jr-ja.ied, and*
hardly more than three months awayi!lI1(1 Uve pj.g^gut soiling pr.ee is ovtr  evening, Mr. Dohe
guard
road,
?12.50
35,00
main-
25.12
(ia'ly £-.r_ :ntonsivo crop production,
liiifKes it nocesfsary to find a partial
ub.-.titi.te.    !t is probable that com-
••l.'rcir.l eair:cr=*. of plant it od will, in d.i..  tvr a vi .„
l.irge  ir.e ;8i!i"7, be found practical,  o*,a<!r tiicnd.*.
?,:r. and Mrs, Fred McGuire spent
lact wees euu in iag.uuiV vioii,..-j
f i .ends.
Mr^. L. a MoCulIooh and Mr:.
Altor« w^uVwi' .iivi.- 'ili^.jd../ in i..e.
- ljarant.
"■-.  "Ivl"-"   Woi'r*! loft -"•-.>.-
for Kilamaaoo where  she will visit
.e.atlvcs.
M.os Je.*--ie M;Le)d arrived Thurs-
U tun* p*.rr.it   h .a
and there are few signs of   the   re-  Uvke this amont.
fortably,   though
rives
Michigan   which   will   not   have   to *     Mr- Joslyn escaped with 'a cut hand.
1 transport its raw material, as largo   t™™   the   glars   brokon   aa   tie   car
ovcrtmv.od.
But these paragraphs were not in-  quantlties of both marl and ciay Will
spired so much because of the world's I be at the doors o£ lhG plum>
fiiisfortunes as to supply a   hint   to'-  rp,,„   xt„m.,«qi   qv,..^   nnmmnv   nf
find   him   alive  emphass thac-tliey wore arlmimuter-  ,r   ,,, ,, . , t
i      a. „. i«i   u. /   . t,.u./mi*.,!0   mi.^111-   Walters,  3tone   for    ma nten-
I.    Attended  by  u;g a sure cure lor. luJ$.*ulC3i3. The J nr
e   was   brou-jiu results   of   thia   harmless   inj;*etio:i > '  ,   ,   „        ,     .        , .    "'d
,.,„ „„,. iw iu«i   ">- n,,Ant.onr     m ,,„'Nel-isn * Howard, stone for main,
lis car. were    immediately   appwent.    The,    tenanr.e „n
 ating,  Tburrdhy' cough lcssi-ned, lever ile-Jr-ja.ied, and'  ,     **'-" „„„,.*
^^ST*,*' Wh0,P aPirilhT ?IU inPf ^^"tS coi^a ° ,S^T.50
,i   rutfering   from  the  w»   impioved.    iiut     ^   a   fe.v , Jag We„'mani   sCoops 2„
weeks     c»f^™f J«8omp      t      L fiQat
And that is also the histtny o, i*r [ w
take   "cure*,,"   bat dur,n|  the  br.efj      :J ^
period of improv-jmeut Ue mmufac-,      . * "
.       _«     *u„    tnc»Ir,i^r,,.,1o     i,„        «*"    anl1    SPuoes dd.
turn of plenty before that season ar-j    Thi   ,   the only coment company in1 -hock  and  some  internal   injurisa.      weeks the Improvement Was gone.      ,      '   ' WiUIam_     'h.in„ fionf
•.•vac ■- • ..... ... .. .             i...        M,-     Tnclvn  ac..r.u.io/l   «-tfl> ',.   ,.„f   l,r,„,- . _.,    ...„t   i„   „i„„   H,- lilfttfivv   n>/   iSrl"*   •Ll*     " H"UH1S,    lep.Ulini,    HOai
G.no
■   fiii-sfortunes as to supply a   hint   u*(-  ThQ   NatIonal   share   Company   of^njg PROGRAM N   E
Courier readers that the wise house-, £)L(-tjt a.la Grand Raii.d'-  hascnurgo*
'hold will give much attention during< o£ w;,ie 8ale o£' the J^'^y-., hl0tV.; MICHIGAN FAIR
,. tne n«ct three months   to    stocking. k ,   aU ?10      r vala(; com.; 	
^family .larder and filling the coal-   on gloc!c wWh tne Ctfijanty  rrU8t:    ^^  tho  Kartheastern
• , ■; Company  of  New  York  .;b  transfer; Fair at Bay City opons its gates on
John   Neeper,   clay  for    Garfleld
tvtccrdmg. t) Di, M:*Cool. Ju**t what:
i*. required and the amounti for a.lj
v*r*i*j?  W(il be detjiniineil if po-*«iKe.•
Problcmr of haiaaso and tih-.ge o.
muck laiu1 , ptrti-re productu'n, and,
tho que;!'on of raising; the n*i.i*:t;on.l!
value of araii'o--* giown on mch soil *
will be Inch'dt-d in the eypcrhi'ie.'tal'
program.    Additional   tracts  cf   laud •
r?pre;*.enting tl.o chief type-, oi* lniic" ,
In the rtq.e w*ll he obtained for e. ;
perlnipntal   work,  according  to  pr<; -•
ent plans, while co-operative dom.n
Ftritioiir now m prog.iesr. on fiCienv ;
i«;;ns will  Le  contin-.-cd and otUer.
:*dded,   aconlii'.g   to   the   announce
ment.
turers   rccure   the   testiftionials   by
' means of which they indtttp others to j roftd Nq  1 1QW
^tSottom   fa:t that   „ery!CW« R^1*' !ookln« for «™^ 5-°° ^' PLEASANT MAN MAR-
tuberoulosis    stiKeref   J»t   Michigan!
The Board then proceeded to open
M. ■>. ZIrati.- and Wm. H. Bleltnoll
m   -in \v.liard ipcit cku i.t«t o; u.e
„*c-. m C.i. n~.*.
-Viv, Gejige Ford of Vernon town-
'iip i. in Mount Pleasant receiving
..e .viai uv.;tr..j;ii.
r.::-.ry Cnnf.eld left Tuocday for a
.e*.v day.V vJait with l\is father, A. R.
w.arl;c!d, in Detroit.
Mi ;s Mildred Hickey left Thursday
fjr Curtor vrticro she will teach dur-
.i-S t..e lolljwing year.
Harold Firh returned },o his hone
.n J;;c<!*ou Monday after an extended
vi:it Avith relatives here.
Mis3 Alice Witham of Saginaw ar-
v d --.pea'ay for a visit with her
cousin, Miss Dorothy McNeill.
Miss Ruth  Kratz  is  spending this
.71-""™";      T\««4ai-irV«^«*'1'l consider bids for the   construe-
Michigati^^^^o^.^^'^^^^'tion of roads in Grant, Sheridan and
Michigan Tuberculosis association, is
that there is no mediefite that can
townships.
R1ES   DENTIST S  SISTER Week in Saginaw with her aunt, Mrs.
  iohn Mavei end other friends.
A Poitland pnpor gives the   follow-*    Mr*. Leonard McNeil left Tuesday
needed repairs of the home furnace j
and the winiWr coats for   Mary   and
Johnnie?       *
HOLD • REUNION. lently and in that manner he is able
Moved by Mr. Robinett and carried  ing account cf the marriage of   Miss  for a week's visit with' her daughter,
Saginaw,
Oliver  enter-
Oliver, of
tveelc end.
'   W* have had,a summer filled with  as^;       fc        . .   .„   fhb   September 12 for the annual five-day tuweulois     Thos*  who  have
, delate, §o far as climatic conditions;    ° "««»  ^y0  been  opened   in  the   fajP, the thousands of patrons who at-, f«f   tuberculoid    TUOBy have
' ko,^n& how many of us have permit-: west Pat of the Park Hotel gilding   tend W1il be pleasantiy
ted. those, days-to    pass   without   a'    L°cal busnjess men are interested; the gorgeous line-up of.
■ tmwjsauot'flpt abtVeatere that   are  in.the project and Isabella stockhold-, S!ll0W  and   riding  device
.'aipaMb1*-taoMUSlng-tor  ar   December | ef>vl" be reil?e"ted 0° "V b°ard I besn arralfted far their pleasure on   «"°»| .,   .   ,^^j;   t      ;       m .-.cr.oeu i»  ioiiow«:   wiuhiwubhib    «.  ttoe, ai z:w ociock   mis   auernoga,.    j, E. Frank oC Toledo is acting .13
«aVanc« W*. this   locality?   While,01 directors.-Mt. Pleasant Times.        the big midway.   Instead of booking  «>"«»»• ;,  .'.'TffJ y-. ^ the Eectton corner common to    sec* when her daughter, Mi~s Gladys »oe,;Mcket     ent {n the Ann- Arbor ottieo
you vere ft»lJS«:"Weath thafejiade. pyJ  . j ^e regulation carnival company as is        %%       , u « rroit^l*'      "JF t1*0"3 X an.d 12 -o£   Grant   T<>wnShiP: was united in marriage to   Kalpn.M., (larlng the ab:enco of Paul Bradley
*k-   i*kesi'IeL>AttriBif* A^b«r ^hostoTnoVJC   CAfUtV '."-,:'?    } seea rat, most laira, ltfa,n»gei." blither-}      •      . ; fl AKfS.lg^ZL» ^ aWE'-   i and 6 and 1 of Sheridan   Township, j Brown, cf Mt. Pleasant, in   the   pre-V. '*    '
WwiV tnotnM^dici S^'&mf'to   ttiVt fr^nW-L'T"- ---   ".   H, Cord-^euieS lilfckttnieltoM^aAavMA^f-''- ^■*'«~t-+»?422&f!%r?^.* ^>tliiW!WS*«^-<me^Hb^^
The  Harrison  sehoSfi' Lien Tues- tion 1 and 12 of t»a'.d
i to   arrange   clean,   wholesome   feat-; day, September 6.      / ■ *=i*t-i- for the sum of
! uros that please and satisfy without.    jiias Louite Potter left
Grant   Town
ihip, for the sum of two    thousand
•few frienda of the young cou'ple.'       j »*?*•,*»!  L^IT'?'" l^f0
"Misc Francis Park played Mendel-
!JlisSnSiiSS;5 uf'orvi:,!:-!-^-:'—-^.^^ ?<* ™*»« ^ ^^
rhe has been spending the summer.
Mr.   and   Mrs.   James   Johnson   of
Dollars are not so easily obtaina-'^ni{ " "     held at the j,ome ot   M      neyed  carnival  atmosphere.    Among; here
.  .     .. ...  , .   . ..... lamilj  was neiu ai me iiome oi   itirs.   ..     mlim,. nttrartinnc tiiio cooomi iu       «i
ble just now, as they have been for j R  0rvls in SherlQan.
a few years.   In this section this is      The entire famiiy o£ chii(ien
Wednesday .three hundred   fifty  dollars   (?2,350,-! ssohn's wedding march a« the bridal!     Mr.   and   Mrs.   James   Johnson   of
lg  summer1.CO), said contractor to do all   work, party took their .place, before a bank: Flint were weel: end guests of their
j and furnish all materials required in J of ferns and flowers, where the   cere-  daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gerron.
'•'the construction of    said    road,    in-- mony was performed by Rev.   Floyd'     Mrs. Ed Rucce! of Vernon township
were
entirely explained by the failure    of  nr   ' nt aeven oong and £our    daugh.   tUe Marne." a clever working model   days.
.,...-   *._ ,._. ... .._,.,_■■.   Present,  seven sons dna iour    iirtubu     .        . .       „ont  hnttle nn<i   ahnw.i     »»•.
the midway attractions this season Is      Clarence Gleason left Thursday for
! the   great  spectacle,  "The  Battle  of i Saginaw   to  visit  Wends  for a  few \ eluding gravel,    such    work    to    be' Blewfleld, pastor of the Portland
(completed by November 1, 1921; and.E. church.
M.: went to Flint Tuesday to visit hor
j daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wilson.
farm products \o bring a price which'r"" "7, their ^milip^^Vso man v ~o£. aePictinE the great battle and show-i     m1ss  Mildred  Hoa? returned  from j said" contractor to furnish bonds   in  j     "Miss Helen Roe, a sister-   of   thei     Mre. Edith Hubbard of Boyne Falls
scarcely    returns    the      production  the grand and great graaid children.      illg the .S.reat- el,Si,les .o£ war in. "<-"; Grand Rapids after t few days' visit j the sum of fifteen hundred dollars.    * bride acted as bridesma'd, while the  arriVed Thursday for a rhort visit at
costs.   When our farmers are    with-
During the past year    there    have
' tion,    with    the    wireless    flashing,,   there.
Motion made by Mr. Robinett and, Srooin was attended by his    brother,   the home of Mr. and Mrsi Dan Crou3e.
Austin Merchant of Saginaw spent j carried that this Board acccept    the 1 Howard Brown of Mt. Pleasant.   Lit-
out a surplus in\money other activi-1 h    ~*t'"° wPdrti-mrY Tn    this    familv   shells   £Iying'   sollUers  marching  and      Austin Merchant of Saginaw spent1 carried mat tins noaru ucccept    m*--; wowarci orown ui mt. nedsuu*..   ^.-.-      Mr   and   Mrg   Haro-d   shauble   of
ties  correspondingly  suffer. ! th7eP WrtlY  one  eramlson   and two' *" the activities o£ the- "attlefleld re-, the first of the reek visiting Clarence  bid of and enter into contract   with' tie Mary Isabel and   Margaiet   Roe., g ,,, u at   Wm<   H
  ^ great S£lTaldno deaths.   SS?,duced '? f. "£e-Hke mam,er-   ,Tex; Gleasan. C. M. Fisher for the construction    of niece.- of the bride   carried the rings Blcknell.s home Wednesday evening.
This affords reason for    the    sug-.:S ThoSrSLnS fronT a    dS and hiS COmpany °f cowb°ys      Miss Ruth Helnea of Flint is visit-  one mile of road in Sheridan Town-. In small baskets of flower., the doh-.
gestion  that  the    wise    will    begS, = W^SM' ^ l£,Tb.   wS  ot ?««  !!L?^?^?.!^i!J°„!Iiug .at the h?rae o£ ^ &A ^ R-\s^ *e^be_?.^.to^!; ^^l"^!^1^^^^-   «^.' to their hoS' S^SS7^^.
an extended visit with their psjr-
sug-.;    Those attending from
begin ; were:
their  preparations  for winter NOW,   Canada
even if it requires sacrifice of antie-! Mich
ipated pleasures  or plans    for    ™ j ^d lU^., l^«d    ^  -           i ^ 17"^ R; 2 W., (GlaOwin County).  Gertrude" Roe, Thelma    Bowes,    and
aCUTitieS'   •      i Ind'to dSLi? Mr's fmvif t   Cyde   Dr°me'   Deckwlth'.   Zoological  ^ m"   fM   van Densen went away j Lnce west one mile    between    sec-  Phy,iss  Friend. Tuesday for Saginaw where they Will
However, here is the chief reason  J^^ Mr andMrT John   Johnson   Garden8   w,th  a   great  collection   ot" the first of the week on business to   tions 12 and    13    of    said    Sheridan;    "Mrc. Brown i- one of    Portland's visit    their    daughter,    Miss    Mame
for this advice, if it will be taken as! »r   *nd Mrs  C  A  Welch    Mr    and : w,,d animals- The Astlc Wonder, Sel . a0llth part of ihe state> Township, for the sum of three thou-; most popular young ladies, gaduating 1 O'Grady.
such.   On  or about    December    1st  II'.. "-„U ;, «♦ 'to.II^'.  „„^   »,-■ don's  Big  Vaudeville   Shows,   and  a      Mr.  W.  Hubert  went to  Saginaw I sand one hundred thirty-nine dollars from the high school with the class of      Miss Doris Gerow returned Monday
Mr. and Mrs. James O'Grady left
Mr.   W.   Hubert  went  to   Saginaw j sand one hundred thirty-nine dollars  from the high school with the class of
uesday where he expects to under-|'and  seventy  cents   ($3,139.70),    said,'is, she later attended    the    Central. rr
there will  come  the    announcement • ann m'    L  D *^knS of Aluia dozen   or more  gleat  attractioni--   in   Tuesday where he expects to under-land  seventy  cents   ($3,139.70),    said, -15, she later attended    the    Central. rrom FHnt where she had befen visit-
in every community of the    opening      Tll.f ,ft ' dinnpr thp   _hnl *    '    .  addition to several riding devices of;go an operation this -veek. i contractor to do all work and furnish   state Normal, graduating from    that  lnff  her   sister,   Mr.   and   Mrs.  Wm.
of the tax collector's office and of his'   a"!Bhad their nhrtot-ken all kinds. ,     Mr.  and Mrs. A. ^llard and little  aU   materials,   including  gravel,    re- institution in 1917.   She later went to  Neithercut.
duly conferred authority to seize any-1 M_s 'orvis is 73 vears of a**e is' The lree attactions Include the In-, son returned Wedneslay from a few J auired in the construction of said Newaygo where she spent two years Harvey spaulding, physical director
thing you possess,—from a curly vprv ' tivp aml „,.„„„., hpr^if^n Pn ' ter1111"011811 Auto Polo teams, John-; decks' visit In the south part of the'*-r0ad; such work to be completed by as teacher of drawing in the schools 1 o£ Saginaw Y. M. C. A., visited with
tailed pig to the family fliver to sat-  Jertaining hostess to her 125 guests • Robinson's   Famous   Elephants,   The!state. i November  1,   1921;   said  contracctor  0f that place and two   years   in   the  c   j Holbrook on Monday.  He has a
isfy his demands.
MRS. WILLIAM BLACK
And his demands this year will ex-j
ceed   any  hertofore   experienced    in;
Sc monpf w^ Ella Amelia  Bncner  wa3   born  iniMIle*   Marguerite   and   her   dancing, turned from Ann Arbor Tuesday.  Mr.
don  and "n a slason 7t felUng prices * Van Buren County, Ohio   (54 years    | horses anfr LaBelle Flora in a daring   Gri„0n is very much improved with
fnr fivprvthinc   we   have   for    sale 1 seven m0Hths and  tw0 days)  and in I slule for h£e- ! the treatment received there.
tor everything   we   nave   tor    saie., girlhood came to Michigan with      One of the biggest sensations of the j  ,^__	
True   the   expenditures    hf«    Jee° • her parents. entire program  will be furnished by' ~ '7^7DT
S^0rrSSSindto7iJS! ^ ^ *» of * — ■*» -l«» *«**"* ^^ ^ s^]     schull-bruckart-
Eight    Lunatic    Chinks,    Johannes      Mrs. Geo. Breeze of Detroit visited j to furnish bond§ in the sum ot eigh-, schools of Lowell. " " ' camp o£ boys at Lake George.
, Josephson's Inlander's famous wrest-(her husband and sons who have been  teen hundred dollars. "Mr. Brown is also a   graduate   of,      . Arthur  Marxhauson
Motion made by Mr. Robinett au-\ , the Central State Normal    and    two!     Mr.   and  Mrs.AituurMarximuso
carried tliat this Board    accept    the;years ago was athleLic director    and.and da-s-^   Jean,  of oa0maw, a.e
lers, The Lamont Duo of wire walk-' camping at Arnold Lake for the past
! er,    The    Cottrell-Powell    troupe    of  tew ^yeeks. "
j equestrians,   Capt.   Flory   the   diver, **     Mr.   and   Mn.   George  Griffon   re-
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„   t.„f  ti „ ^„„   „,„   married  to  Wm. -Black  of  Sheridan.   Company who present Capt. Edward
of progressiveness, but   he day   we. Tq unJon who dr       from f
must PAY is too near    for   comfoit, tWQ daushter8 and thre(J SQns> ^^
j Byron, Dewey, Laura aud Clarence.
If the winter's provisions are in j She leav.es to mourn her death, her
the family storage, the coal supply | husband, one daughter, Mr3. Jess
in the bin and the innumerable little: Cotton, Hying near Clare and three
repairs made to keep the chilling; sons residing at home; also father,
blasts on the outside you will be in I mother, one brother and two sisters,
better humor to face    the    demands 1 and a host of friends and neighbors.
of that servant of the law, and   who
possesses   such  arbitrary  powers.
K. OF P.'S ATTENTION
1
All K. of P's wishing to go to Evart
Monday and having no way to go will
register themselves at Thompson &
Wilkinson's. All persons driving
cars and not loaded, kindly register at
the above place.
All cars and people will assemble
at K. of P. uaiL at 7:00 a. m. sharp.
Remember, Evart i3 ene hour faster
than Ciare time. All available cars
needed. Kindly register.
Daughter Laura died nine years
ago on the 27th day of August, the
same day of month that her mother
died.
The funeral service was held Sunday afternoon at two o'clock at the
Colonville church, being conducted by
Rev. Mr. Teed of the Church ot God.
23RD INFANTRY REUNION
At the home of the bride's parents
ing aeroplane at the height of three ] jn Sheridan township, °n Wednesday
thousand feet in a parachute. | noon,  August 24,   occurred the  mar-
  j rlage of Miss Ertie, daughter of Mr.
' and   Mrs.   Wm.   Bruckart,  to  Ralph
EDWIN STEARNS CALLED I Schull, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
  j Schull   of   Arthur   township.     Rev.
Word has been received of the i Bates . officiated and the ceremony
death of Edwin Stearns, former resi-(was witnessed by George Bates and
dent of Clare, at Grass Lake, Sdaday { Mrs, Wesley Teal, date* o£ ^f.8 .brVP-
evening,. August 28. He is the uncle I Immediately after * ve^°L»n£;
of Mrs. C. G. Brewer of Vernon town- nor was served W only lmmeoiaxt.
ship. friends,   and   on   Thursday  morning
The  Courier extends sympathy  to  the happy couple left for a few days
i outing at Houghton Lal«.. They Will
1 make  their home witli «»  Sroom 8
\ parents in Arthur township.
The  Courier extends best Wishes
for a long and happy wedded life.
NOTICEI
All students of all grades, includ*
ing the high school, should report at
their various places when the last
bell rings at 8.30 next Tuesday morn*
ing.
J, P, JQNJI& SjiftJ>Kch.f Secretary,
The 56th Annual Reunion ot the
23rd Mich. Vol. Infantry Will be held
in the City of St. Johns, Mich., Thurs.
day, September. 22, The old veterans,
wives and sweethearts are to be the
guests of Oliver Spaulding and citizens of St. Johns. Van Wormer's
niartial band of Flint, members of
the association, will be on hand with
a good supply of music.
Oliver Spaulding,' St. Johns, president.
Robert   Anderson,   Maple   Rapids,
the bereaved family.
CLARE FAMILY IN CALIFORNIA
bid of ann enter into contract with; science teacher in the Lowell schools.
Warren C. Alwood and Stephen'pie is now taking a dental course at
Holler for the construction of one* the University of Michigan. After a
mile of road in Arthur Township de- two weeks' trip, Mr. and Mrs. Brown
scribed as follows: Commencing at Will locate at Ann Arbor until Mr.
the section corner common to sec-'Brown lias completed his studies,
tions 14, 15, 22, and 23 of Arthur j Those from out of town who atlend-
Township, thence thence west ones ed the wedding were: Mr. and Mrs.
mile between sections 15 and 22 of'ciiailes Brown, Howard and Olive
said township, for the sum of two'Brown of Mt. Pleasant; Dr. B. D. Roe
thousand six hundred eighty-five dol- j and daughter and Mrs. Lillian Van
lars ($2,685.00), said contractor to ■ Aiken of Jackson; Dr. and Mrs. J. B.
do all work and furnish all materials' Roe of Clare; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
including  gravel,    required    in    the« Christenson of Newaygo.''
consruction of said road;  such workj	
to be  completed    by    November    1, j
1921;  said contactor to furnish bonds;
in the sum of fifteen hundred dollars, j 	
A communication from the clerk of!    The many friends of Ralph Dodge
DODGE-STORY
Freeman   Townshib,   relative  to  taking over certain roads in that Township, was read by the clerk.
On motion the Board then ad
On  motion  the    Board    then    adjourned
ship, were very much surprised when
visiting   his   brother,   Mr.   and   Mrs.
Alfred Marxhausen, of Wise township.
Mies Hilda Dunlop has moved hor
millinery from the second floor to
the first floor in the Dunlop block,
next to McNeill's Cafe on West 5 th
street.
Clyde Raymond and Wayne Brech-
cnbury of Saginaw arrived Thursday ■
from Saginaw for a visit at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Lewie Thayer of Vernon township.
Mrs. J. A. Reeder, Mrs. Louisa
Gheck, and Miss Frances Davy are
guests of wir. and Mrs. James S.
Bicknell at their cottage at Lake
George .this week.
Mrs. C. D. Harvey went to Battle
of Detroit, formerly of Vernon town-[the second operation Tuesday for l:or
Mrs.   Christy  Wood,  who  underwent
announcement was made of his mar-  the second opeation Tuesday for h2r
riage to  Miss Dorothy Story of De-1 eyes.   Sne is slowly recovering,
troit,    at   Mount    Pleasant,    Friday,
August   19.   Rev.   Hanthorn   of   the
Mr. and Mrs. Will Neithercut, Mr.
i and Mrs.   Chas.  Neithercut  and  Mr.
Robert Hutchinson, Tem'y Chairman. Methodist     Eliscopal     church    Per-jand Mrs." Lee Coulter, together with
The pleasant news has come from
California that Mr. and Mrs. Frank
LamOreaux, formerly very well known
residents of Clare and vicinity, have
purchased a beautiful home on one of
the nicest streets in Pasadena, California Mr. Lamoreatix's health is
Improving very rapidly and they appear to be enjoying that beautiful'
country to the best of their ability,
Seymour Andrus, County Clerk,
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FRUIT
Save all the fruit this year and save
it in Queen easy sealing Fruit Cans.
Clare Hardware & Implement Co.
JACKS0N--R0DAPAUGH
On Sunday, August«» # the hbme
of Rev. Bates of Sheridan township,.
Mies Violet RodapiWJgli and Castle
Jackson were nniteS j« marriage,
Rev. Bates performing the ceremony,
They were attended by Mr. and Mrs.
Russel Alwood. .   ,m     .,
Tho bride is a resident of Sheridan
township while the grc^ w-one of
Chfta-BihteMy respected, young men
They will make their home in Clare.
* Their many friends extend con.,
gratulattyns.
formed the ceremony.   They were at-. ^^ families> are in cjBre ttla Vflak
FRUIT
tended by Mr. and Mrs. Russel Bush
of Detroit, cousins of the groom. #
Mr. and Mrs. Dodge left Saturday
for  Detroit  where   they  will   be  at
Save all the fruit this year and save home tQ ^^ frteiul8_
it in Queen easy sealing Fruit Cans.     The   Gourier   extends   congratula
Clare Hardware & Implement Co.. tiong
YOUNG couple desire, at once, two or
three furnished rooms for housekeeping.     « 15-lti.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 13 is the date'
when J. Leahy the Optometrist will
.visit Clare again, see adv ia this
Jseue. " .     15-2t
NOTICE!
from Flint visiting their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Doherty rid
daughter of Saginaw and Mr. a*.id
Mrs. Fred Doherty of Lansing, were
called from their homes Tuesday on
account of the injut-ies of A. J,
Doherty. Also Joseph Doherty of
Coleman, brother of the mayor.
Mr. and Ivirs, George Anderson and
daughter Octavia rpent la^-.t week end
Will  tho. parties having hair left
at Mrs. Geo. H. Brown's please call^witk friends at Wall Lake and Gull
and claim same at once? G. H. Brown.! Lake and Kalamazoo.   Mr. Ander.*oni
  j returned to his  duties Monday .and
Norman Lockwood to Saginaw Sat-.Mrs. Anderson and Octavia went to
urday.   . • Garry, Indiana, for s* week's visit.
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