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              H»utin.li
Volume XXVII
CLARE,  MICHIGAN,  FRg#Y,   FEBRUARY  24,  1922
' .-___ , 	
No. 40
CITY HELPLESS
iFARM SHORT COURSES
! TO OPEN AT M. A. C.
: fee   Cream   Makers   and   Tractor
I    Schools to Close Year's List of
Special  Winter Courses.
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w.v_J\v.^^1_vwv-vv^vd^w__v,_^
...
LOOK "EHJlffER     .'•    \*™*l meeting of ,     iCOLEMAN H
Til p TO OUREJ   C0U^IL ™ comiERCEj      mm mimm MichiganNews .5
.     ^|r; iTuesday Aflernoon at One  O'clock—;   : _      *y- #7*  I,J      5*
Says Editor Ijftirfield In N. -EJ     Every Citizen Urged to Attend    -Six   Business Houses Wiped;]:     I erseiy I Ola ^ $
Micl.igd$Folder. ■"      j j       out in a Few Hours.       ! WAPWrtrvvw.^vwrV?
Where  the an
Untold  Damage  Done   to   Telephone £ S£
East Lansing, February 21-—A two
weeks course for ice cream makers, .
to open on March 6; and a four weeks water is-pure, tli
(course in truck and tractor operation,
to begin on March G also are the last
t of special winter courses
-_. j    The City Council of Clare has -re- j 	
.is   bracing,   tbe J'H'estcd th it all members oi the Clare,    IS irly Monday morning   tha
roads inviting, t|]e'Chamber
farms prod-ielis e, \<\
Note,   the N.>rip*!-stc-rn  Michigan
ulture given under the direc- Development Howl's oqtl.ine   ma
at the Michigan. Agricultural College
this winter,
Nearly 100 farmers' and others from1
. .       j    Lansing—Unanimous    approval    of
,   ., .,_>.■.! , "t,iWns*;t"ie  ?14,000,000  highway construction
of   commerce   meet with, or Oolemau  were aionsed to hnd  tho:program for 1922 outlined  by Frank
ithem on Tuesday, February SSth, at •<xw™ business section in danger of I e IF. Rogers, highway commissioner, was
one o'clo.'k in the afternoon at Duu-''"■"■"dest;royod by a"a An(^it; is almost [voiced by the state association of
r..<n*cr i,.,i.    .    ,i; „.  . -i     ui    i        ' a miracle that an entire block  was m11 supervisors at    their    meeting   here
■ on*, .mil, u, discuss the telephone Uvi[Jt,d  oufc.     s,.millf< in  the fcecond j Feb. 15.
>*<■*■''.
and at the extreme southwest corner
von will locate Ch'-'e'coun
. and Electric Light Service
L\WNS,-WALKS UNDER DEBRI
  ' !-s nie l'-vr...   	
e , _, .,   ,   ._, i --.Hilar coiii-ses given at the college1 ty is in almost   IM,exact  center  o.
Clare Presents borry  Spectacle as* lieauuhil    irees   Go This  year.   mttre-t  in  operation of ' \ower Michigan. E^imine a in'Hnvav'
tion of tho Short Course department j of tiie territory wj|h$ iis jurisdiction electric situation in Clare, and ..r.,ry of th. Mrs. 0. P. William* bmld  {    Grand Rapids—The   Grand   Rapids
ilso to discuss the question of a sys- ing occupied by Mrs  L   Reploge  from i Century club has adopted resolutions
I all parts of the state are expected toj^^p ;l map 0f tlie Lower
:s the forth and last of a series of' ~   "
;-o.vw'er for tha tractor course, which j"   V -n   i, _*.:.«• .i„i. m.,,._ .„.,..   i!,re "''iiif-ted to lie present anil any
i/nul vou will obM*¥'*,'< tiiiit ciure coun-; r
..jothera who are in teres! edare invited,
J. S. MeASli-Her,
,.,.        teniatie trimming of Irees that their"■ (1'feetive chimney tho occu nut* hare- j opposing any form of federal soldier
Uie-tutv iiifiv he o.rm-rvf-.l      "Tf mhf»r<-'lv ^^-U'"1 with  thoir lives so   rap o"y j bonus, but has declared itself in fav-
PrninsuJ.i, *       'V,'       h-'vtu-    "'""""^.ndtho Bimoshprea. owing to the hi„h!or of aU Possible relief to ex-service
men in need of medical and financial
assistance,
Muskegon—Alfred Sanders,   95,   of
Down Under Heavy Lc adj
General   in   State
Storm
iCdaoui-e :iuu,"inu.ij' on the.farm _s o»i , .,i rfcn,..,-.!. .*■   t..„. i   -
t _.,      . ■    \T. , • .   _     map and von will lif-nri  iliat   Irnrik ,
j the   increase   in   Michigan,   and  the;      H i! , „ '
, -truck'' s,_ur.e. are drawing heavy er.-; Line 11- (CeiitraV^ul -runl.- Line _(l
  ,' '-;ll*v.ent. .i(Sa-rinaw-Bu*> Cit.vT^-dington)  have;
.!     ,, ,. , , :    .Vfnst  of  the   entrants  for the  ic-c:.,   .   .      ,.,_ ,„ .urfViii- .. pi.,„„    Al
Commeneins. Tuesday evenin-v and; well as takinp;   down some poles t.., t:Peam  lnakPrs  POur!3e will represent I*'1011' Junot,on m .*.n|_°'5' .'" L u "*  A,
1
See. of C. of C.
continuing for two days   and
ni"-hts": relieve the others,  and endeavorin< ; di-Verr-nt   creameries   and   iee   cream, "'ailroad mi
.. to contribute to the satetv* of pedest-i"'!-nufa<.-uue"s of the state. The work j of the main
the city of Clare and vicinilj has e\- -        | --.f thid cnii'!,e Is of a practical nature,      _,..    , „A
peri -need   the worst   storm of   wind
■ rians.    The centre   of   the citv ha.'|
quette and Ann Ar!
suffered the most damage in nun-bei
and sleet ever known   by   its   oldest ()f poleg .md wir_s (]own<     Soutfa (jl
inhabitant.    Little did   our   citizens: the oily on road   M- pole   after -ml.
think as they arose Wednesday morn- He on the road side and the local of
ing to find the electric current   turn- fice is cut-oft" from adjoining towns,
off as a matter of safety that it would The   Light and Power Company on , X*[j_.
be days and   perhaps   weeks   before; their line east of the city have lev ; vi..-._ty
they   would   again   have   this   gr
blessing of modern civilization,     jpor[commission. !
all    day   Wednesday   the   elements      While there lm\e be.ti sonic nar-
were in control and futile seemed the row escapes from accidents very lur-
effbrts of man to contend with   them, tunately no one   has    been    injured
a-   they   destroyed   the   splendid  thus far through falling poles or tree
achievements of years of labor.   Tel- limbs.    With no light or power ser-
np will/.r'eaUh'-t crossing,'      latk! n'
in lines o-ll)C   Pere Ma.-; Amm'k> M'»-
*r is in the same:
spread owing to the high
: wind which was blowing, I
Help was summoned from Midland,,
the city sending nn engine which made J
the run in thirty four minutes,  only to Whltoha"' wll° dle(1 in the Muskegon
a   , ,,   . .. ' .      county home was one of the few re-
find th«ir apparatus ot no  re^l  service I mainjng   ex.slaves,    He   was   trans.
as the.ColBm.m   hydrants  were not of !f(>rred as a chattel Beveral t,meBf es-
  ^ramlard  si-^n and, they ceuldn't. couple j oaping from'the south by the "under*
: to thorn.   Several cisterns   were, how-1 ground" route.
Mali.  11,    Mckinley  was  born   it) ever, soon pumpe-i firy,  and  with the j    Ironwood—An endeavor to have one
will-county,   Michigan ! rff'-rts of a bucketbrigade  the fire was! of the proposed state fish hatcheries
laniuu'v LS, 1S(U) and came to  Clare- '"^OP"0'-1 ■"■hunt the confer of the block,     located in Iron, Dickinson or Gogebic
MRS. WM. N. Y0UNGL0VE
uuial process.* of manufacture being r*--~ "'"""" ;"' \  \~; ;;_" ~-;~ : county ]n IS7l ,vJth her faexUg „.,„,;    &* buiKliogs in ail were destroyed as
g-.xv througli by the clas.
counties will be made as a result of
a meeting of representatives of those
WILLIAM  C. POPPLE.
i city, and that a Uvu-li  or .the   Pcre; """""•' ■ *  """ "**' i'""-"l;> »'*'' follows:   Simmons Bros.,  general raor- -
i MiiKioette crosbi-s  Ci.u-e  eountv-   via  settlcd  in   ^''M™   township,   and ; .bandit, loss on hnildi ngs at,d con ten's  thms ueounties, here- A representative
'the   eountv  seat—Karri«.m—to  the t,,ere slu*   R^'- to   wor.nnhood.  In , ..bout Si3 1)00; C Haley, groceries, shoes  ot each county haa been appointed on a
tne.  county   suit---ivarn.on—to  tne «.,.., ,       ,        . .      _   _„ .^.    committee to  lay the matter  before
' north border. * the w"lU'r of ',SHi' s,,e W;IS converted and "'eats, occupying firdt (i„or of Ons|Htato authorities.
,in the old schoolhouse at Herrick and : Whitehead bkek, loss  .8,000.    Secordj
Clf! >,' rP*WP»!ts_of Care co;-nty w r!     N()W ym hww wbereC,Bre e0UHty
is, how to reach il bystcain, gasoline;
Houghton—Only 20 per cent of the
: HHMil-t}''   Wliliaia   C.   Povipt
a«
united with the M. K. church.    At-',,oor 0CttUl-icd **  M;»onic ^e and j t01.inul. Borvlce men ot Calumet) the
and   lambor   operator  in   the
01
Teat poles down   but raahv cables out 0f|T.wnshIp in the eighties.  A-to le.**
,.„,. .   . " I ing Claie County Mr. Popple was h
:\I--redith   and   in   Frost or horse power.  Hfrrt are a few  rea-
- tending tlie  Clare   high   school
contents eonnumed.    Win,  Howe, Rbc
sl,e- i.-eb store, less $1300,   occupying   the
v
*}■
periods located  in  Ohio and sevo a!
u  the   Western   Stnt-s.  On  January
20t:ii. he was  sti-icken with apaple::;
v.'siil-;) wo"'kl**g near Los Aiig^les, C.I.,
dyin;; within  i few h-.»nrs.
sons why you should;investigane further:
; graduated with the class of 180...  En-; Edith Steinple building valued atS.12,-
.tering Albion college she graduated in 000;  the postoffiije building owned b)
.18.511).  Being appointed to the foreign t'o-'tmastoi- Simmons, all mail and con-
•     Her dcveloped.farming area is «n-:mission;irv -jeW   irl um she wcnt t0 '***** *ffltroy.'Ji the Williams building,
excelled in fertility, . isc of   coltiva-,'c..i..utt.   Ind,-   ,ln(1 Wl... .tnt,nn„i .,, ; lower ,llW""sed b>' Ui Fisher as a shoe
.... , i-aituti.i. India, .ind «»,, stationed at_ rop.lir shop aml aIs0 by Rov A* j 3,
tion, natural drainage, and possesses n„r.P„<c   tT;ll     ft,,-.-   *_„/i,._.i   „,iinc    •     ■        , i- .   .      .      , -.
,    , , ' *     -     ' .-..ueen s   tiiii,   roi.i   iiuiidi-ea   nines  ns who published a church paper.   The
■v\'lJr^\-^int^m{^U^ "   l-",J--llon ™c°rt equ-«I to tlmt ol i north oF the  fornier (.|t_    Aftei. five other building owned by Renner Bros
., I,-  . c„r.«-» ,n* .Wl,-!,  lio-hi   «,    ■     ,     • .       , . ,, '■,-:<* act-mpan^.tl from Los Angeles «"}■ similar acreagd In Michigan. .,„„ of mhM sepv,ce .,.. wu_ _„__.. and occupied by  Lloyd   Wrisley as an
ephone service and electuc  light, w. vice business has been partially sns-iby  Porie).   a  0 ,„,  and  wil0SQ home      Ninety per cvnl of In* undeveloped      1|ed to retum  to the   hoae ,and electrical shop,   though   the contents
territory   has  the  jutae  advantages-bec„,.^  of MUnrr ,,„„,.,,     -.'were nearly all saved.
T..o   other   surviving  children   are.                ...       ,     ' "                          .Because  ot t-lluig Health,    Leaving,    The loss is covered by insurance but
Mis. Demi-. Marsh, of Bay City, anti;«na-possiDiiities.                                      hcr membership with   -the Calcutta jit i„ a hard Dlowto our sister city.
iM'----d'imes Ida G.oss and Ollie Knack,'     Thousands ot acres  of these lauds c).u,.ci) she  kept in 'touc'i   with  thel	
B:;_ Jri^^^iSilS t^l^lf^^r^:are now in  ^V **\™*«> \^n *_* tluoo«h _« ^7«».     | WILLIAM HATF.ELD
necessary in these days   of progress  pended,   the stores closing early in; is" in Uetr'oit.
and   business   enterprise,   which   we the   evening.       A    few    lortunutely
have   become   so accustomed to, are have ga." and.   therefore   have   good
taken from us   so  suddenly   that   to; light service
find   ourselves   without them, seems: dependent upon the Light Company! passed^away about ten years a.o. Ms\;ttnd th_ natumj nr„_ _5'
like waking out of a dreani.    As tbe J for power, like the other industries of} Po]fB'S ^t, at death waB °S year8'
,w . j» j 213(1   SX  III Oil EI. s
storm continued pole alter pole went the city, and this   week's issues are' 	
foil
^
down   under   its weight   of ice, and delayed in consequence of the powei
this   evening  (Thursday)  scarcely a^nd .irghfc. turned off. ..The   <>,fl*r**_r!\«
^•street of our. Air city, b\£&&i&^^
quickly and lu.umnUy'j
pissqss     tlipie   iv'ttenii;
. iwl)ich»never ftil -to
*_rj*"*f* t_«  .v. .-*■-. .t   ,
"John'Finch, son of Thomas „nd Eli~% f
JOHN FINCH
.t*  ,,,•<, »i ^v» j-. 'i**.*:^--SrfSStf- -t_J^i_it<>*__
ranchers
j.jun_[ beth  Finch  was  born in   Lesteishire,
England, July 11, 18."50  and  died at hisj
home in   Gilmore  township,  Febru
II, 192-J, aged 71  years, II   months
lowing a brief psriod of serious  illness!;l ]j-'etj,r!e
following years cf poor health.
its quota uncross the icy pavement.      [abled to print this edition.
But not only has untold damage'composition being necessary The.
been done to the telephone and light Courier will not present its usual ap-
companies, with the great inconven- pearance.
ience to everybody, but the splendid What information is obtainable in-
maple and elm trees which so beauti- dicates that other sections of the
fully shade our streets during the .state has also suffered from the storm,
summer months* and which were the Train service has been continued u'n-
pride of our citizens, present a  sorry der great difficulty   in   despatching was married to Maria  Wanty  in' in7-l.
spectacle   bringing   sadness   to   the and trains have run late. i Two children were born to this  union,
heart.  Branches have broken oft' and
Kr"-"\    On June 29, 1 DOG she was united1 	
eason'i„ niai._.ge w\i\x yy. N. Younglove at!    Wm   Hatfield was born February 18,
yaltin„   tj,oir  18-10, in Northern Ohio,  ana died Feb
-took an active, hurt in the work in the
church there.  Taking a  special hit-1 whence ho had gone from Farwell only
These lands are not held by specu-j rest in the Society for the Prevention (about five weeks ago.    His death was
uary^altrs,   lying in wait for bomeseekcrs j of Cruelty to Children she soon  be- j unexPeoted and doubtless from a stroke
■ fol- whom they may place in bondage for j came known throughout Contra Casta !   ,f    rra(H'i,],n „,
ialiti-s
forth
Los  .Angel. s_j_Cai.
*._
81 years;IS m.q,nths» and "24 -'d.yifc\,Bej idl*
,' had been gone from here to Florida,
They can   be   bought at county as an angel of mercy.
),
Mr Hatfield's early life was all spent
in Ohio and Indiana.   He was married
At the age of four years be came with
T..,•,;..Li- „.m, *•_!.-«.   ..   j. i      . Albert L., of Antiiro, Wis ,  a:id  Verne
tonight with the temperature close  _,     .„ .       ... ,      ...   . .     ,
someHmes  whole trees   have   fallen    _    ,i i   _t       .       ,    ,    , E , of Bjaverton, Mich     He is survived
sometimes  wnoie tiees   nave   f'UILn'   to the zero mark the stars look down   by his faithful
and   country* have upon city   and   countr.vside
Orchards in city
also been seriously damaged   and   in n,an"|-]e 0f jce.
many instances completely ruined.
fur prices  and upon  terms easy to I     Leaving   the   work   in    California ; in l.'IU to May A. Barfoll, who preced
hisparentsto Milan,   Michigan   where|»,eet* i ^  «f"»-d   to Clare county and ] e"T"'Jeajh April 8, 191P.     Tothis
he lived for some years with his parents!     Schools   and churches are  within , purchased a farm two miles east and : n«on  a™<*,ld™" were. bo^_ T^e
. ,  _    .     . . r .     ,      „    i ; ., .,     .„, . ..      ' family came to Michigan   in  18s3 and
on a farm  in  Augusta  township and  ca.v reach. one mile north of Clare, where   theyj_auled  afc Wi        from   whenca th
More gravel surfaced roads, built ■ „ved unt„ th(ry canle to tllis city, .clun0 t0 the farm near Littlefielcl Lake,
according to state specifications, tra- residirij!? at 409 East Fourth .trect. lonir occupied by them. Eight years
verse Clare county than any other; After foar years of declining he ;ith •*(?-ho moved to I _rvve!l, and since the
eountv   of equal assessed valuation. jh-je an!l,verud the call of Iici-'m-I-'v daath of ***** w'fe ll6 has llvetl amot)S
Two flouring mills and several well! ]iist Momhy evenin„   iinisilini.  U'D  ., ■ *,H «h"dpen' ,Mr* Hutfiald served iu tbe i ferv,icf   chapters.   Two   nurses   are
,1.13c Aionu.ij evening, mnsning up >i; Oivll War and was a member of the lo-  l«Pt  busy  here,   2,925  nursing  calls
metropolis of the copper country, lav-
ar a cash bonus from the federal government. The remaining SO per cent
would accept some one of the other
Lour options proposed. This was decided by a vote taken by the American Legion post.
Fentou—Dreaming the house was
afire, Leslie Lockwood, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Burt Lockwood, jumped from his
bed through the upstairs window, 12
feet, carrying the window frame with
him. The shock of striking the ground
dispelled his dream. He was uninjured except for slight bruises to the
bottom of his feet.
Iron Mountain—Announcement that
the Aragon.mine at Norway and the
Chapin mine at Iron Mountain would
be re-opened as soon as possible was
made her.) by the .Oliver Mining Co.,
which ou
.i_-4iiWi-<,.AMirox-f- ■•;   ■ ■-
managed grain elevators are   access!-1 wen roumie(i  Christian   life,  one of;CJ,iG. A R. Post.
and devured  wife and
in    its both sons with families and two broth
The streets of Clare  era-
are   covered  with  the shiny   surface.    Tbe f»ner?-1 «as hsld »* tbe  Farwell ble   by   way    of   the    good    roads; love and   ,,ood   W01.,{S   {m    Hjm  shei    The oldest child, Eliza aied in infan-
With the dawn of Thursday hearts from   door to door, and the   ttees,'^-^^^^:^^0^ ^'j already noted.                                       isen.ed.  Leaving to mourn  her going :<=J*, the other eight with their families
longed for the sun to shine   and   re- poles and wires glisten in their icy cemet6rVi   Rev-   Whitney  officiated at Farm orgnnfeonion and   individual;is her  husband,    also four   brothers, l*!""1^ .^ mourn the loss-they are
lieve trees and poles of their weight mantle.     How long we will be with- the service. stocker buyers are always ready t«! Archie of Detroit,   Dan   and   James j J^J   %f™7■ ^fn*' JeSS0 f  of
of ice,  hoping   that   complete   ruin out light,    power   and telephone is     The family moved to   the farm  inVvthe  best   prices for  marketable j H. of Traverse  City,   and   Allen   of*,- Mrs Rose Yonmw's ofMt Pleasant
I'ce, theTmlnes "Were closed
more than eight months ago will be
employed. I
Iron  Mountain—Doctors   stand  the
best chance of getting into heaven, in
the  opinion of Dr.  George  W.  Moll.j
fornier county physician.    In a talk]
before Delta   county   supervisors   at!
Escanaba, he declared that "when the!
roll of those  seated  next to  the Al-1
mighty at the throne   of   heaven   is|
called, nine out of 10 of those responding will be doctors."
Ionia—After one year of public
health work, Ionia county chapter
Red Cross is convinced that it pays
and will continue it, although many
communities have discontinued home
might   be   stayed.      For a while it  hard to say.       It is certain no new ' Gilmore township in the spring of 188!*,; l>nU]e   s|K.epand ho"s
seemed that this might be   realized ' poles can be installed until  the frost whicU lhey hava ever t"!lC8 <-w-"Pi^'-   '
but   after   dinner
dropped and-*sno\v began to fall.   As porary repairs cannot be made   until: 	
night   came   on   everything had its we have warmer weather and the ice i CARD   OF THANKS. of th«- most progressive farmers
j Flint, with one sister, Maggie   Calk-j Mrs    Ethel   Rawson,' Mrs,   Florence
He was a very honorable  citizen and '     Dairying has   been   developed   in !_,_   of  Hastings;   also   two    nieces, | Scofield and Earl all of Farwell, George
the   temperature is out ol the ground and even tem-, hisbly respected by all who tnew him. ■ Clare eouHty to ft point that it is now J Edith   MxSberry   of  Rosebush    and !of S^rr' Pla'* wlth. wuof°^ .tho  iAti™T
heavy coating of ice and it is felt is gone. If it was our city alone the1
that many more trees and poles will Michigan Telephone .Company with ,
fall.  .
Mayor A
J.    Doherty
.    , .   , ii      j     i   i *     .     .i. ,1 o ,       . , i was located at the time of his death,
extensively earned   on  by  hundreds  Jessie  Cndlev of Lansing,  and  one;    .„, a „B_,,,   ,„„.. t„ _, ,„ .,    .     .   .
J j . Ira oconeld wont to Florida to  bring
I nephew,    Floyd    McKinley,    all   of [ the remains to (Michigan, arriving in
No more desirable merchants   and'whom   were   present.  Besides   these j Farwell, Monday A.  M,    The funeral
To the pastor Rev. E.   W.   Davis for -,nnkers are to be found  than those (relatives there are friends unnumber-j was held from the M, E, church at 1:30
 " "  J --..i--.......... <■ P, M. and the remains  buried in Gil-
more cemetery.
of  Clare,   Harrison,    and    Farwell ied where she lived and worked, who
its prompitude would repair d,iman-es : hls services and help; to the trustoes for
W11 ,„     f f      ilnd;Al'  -d resume service,  but   other   sec-;^-^ tlp^ _\'rn^Lr^' ^e They are ever alive to the upbuilding |-1,1 r„iSS Ler.
Wellman with a force of men have t.ons claim their attention and Clare]01are and Herrick church. the Ladies of the county and satisfactorily meet! The funeral service was held on
been busy the past two days opening will have to take her turn with the; Auxiliary and all oth--< who gave t|ie demands' of the -rowin- and pros-(.Thursday afternoon, Rev. Davis offi-
Sutkers for the water to   flow off   as rest. jfl.wers; to the many  friend, -wasting tl0Ticultural districts by which  dating, in the M. E. church,  where
  ——— ,.       I m the home and who kindly remember- " " I    , i        ._••__•  ■
—~ - ~~*    ; ,j ... ,, ,, „     . .    ,. , . t hev are surrounded. j a Jitrge number or friends -and neigh
ed tbe loved one from time   to timi ; al '       •) -uiiuuuueu. i     .    _ a
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
AUCTION SALE.
No Sunday evening services at the!
Baptist church until further notice.       j
„ .,     .     . ...      ., . ,       ■    A. J. Doherty returned Monday from!
Mrs. Hether is visiting this  week  at Rj,.,„ r,„ „, . .       . •   , , ■   '
' tJ.ttle Creek where he accomyanied his »
Brown City. brother J M. D„-herty of Coleman,  for;
Mr' Cook of  Toledo,   was in  Clare  midical treatment.
on business this week. ; . !
M,rs. Fjinni. Reed of Flint   went  to I
Rev Father   Flannig-m    to   Grand  Farwell Monday after  visiting  at tbe!
Geo. W. Easier will sell  afc  Auction
Sale Saturday,  February Safch,  at his
>io to the singers.
Ha
arrison-
-the county seat   is  the^'0l's assembled to pay their last re-j old stand 115 East -ith street,    Com-
•spects to one well remembered.
\V. N  Yonnglovo,   Archie  McKi.nley center of the coun_j-, and nestling up
Diniel McKinley, Maggie Calkins ., .   , _r>   ut   i      -i      i       - 	
t w    v:  v i»    ah      m  ,-   , on the west shore of Budd Lake, than
J. H.   A'/cKmley. Allen Mckinley. :    ...    .         .                      ,      ,           VII LAGE OF FARWELL
.  wind there   is   no   more handsome  ■">■-««". ur rHnvvcu.
sheet of water within Wolverine eon- NOMINATE OFFICERS  the date
fines.
Clare—the largest of the   three—I   Oltiaans caucus for village officers of
meacing at 2:00 o'clock  sharp,  rain or
bine.   Consisting of household  furniture,  rugs, carpets, stoves,  store fixtures and other articles.     Remember
DANCE POSTPONED
Jtapids Monday on business.
To Monday evening, February S7tb'
boaies of Martz Detuiler and   Forest j in   Doherty's   Auditorium.      Dancing; on the south   border. Growing every
The Kings Daughters will meet next Shumway the past'week
Wednesday with Mrs John Greer. ■
.„_,,.               ,,  . . Jas. Bieknell and son, Nathan,   Wm, I
Mrs. O    H.   Burdsall  was called to i R;,,i,__u    , „   -         _  .      ..    .    .    11
, 7  ,    .         i    u     .u    -ii          c o'CkneH   and  Tony   AchurcT returned:
Bivardale last  week  by   the illness of «_..,,„__,,      .         ,   ,     ..              .       I
-viv^.o,                         . Wednesday from  Lake  George  where
her mother. they had b0fja on a &Mug,._.__             ,
G. W. E vsler is  holding an  auction
firm 8:'30 to 12:b0
Bill $1.5'J.
GRANGE DANCE
«ale on Saturday of his household goods • ,.eductio_ „f ^^ ^ ^ q£ ^.j,^ .
n   •      ,r     i   „., .... .        i    Grant    Grange   v/ill   give  a danct.
During March V\ hitlcck is makin* a Wednesday evening, March first.
and store fixtures. ,  ^ °, VZ ^ °* °£ lnil'nery ' * Si<ned.       Committee.
ana score nxsm... ,_.„„ pape_ and _the_ g_odg t_ purchases,
Mrs. E. A. White was called to Shep- >of $1 00 and over. )
iherd Tuesday  by   the  death of  her i    ..        . .. '    At the meeting of the Chamber of j Built fifty additional homes last year,
*»•■ and Mrs. A J   Freed entertained. C mmerce a  resolution  was  passed in 11J as the most modem water system
Ryan's Orchestra.  _„y and without time   to   wory over I
  the financial pinch. Now   building a
;Sl75.000 school, a§100,000 hotel, a
>S-iO,000 banking house and driving
! stalces for several new industrial enterprises in the spring. Last year her
, Chamber of Commerce landed three
! industrial concerns .whichare thriving.
•mother, who passnd away Monday eve-
as week end guests tha following:   Mr. \ which attention was called to children
<ninK. 'onriMra  Wn.-,v„ i -, *"   ,        '   ■ *      ""-u Iin central Michigan, nearly complete
S Aad Mrs' Harry Rumsey and daughters p' lying on McEwan street and request- L        ,. , „i_ . ■     -  u«
The Ladies'Aid will   meet tbiswrek  Arlinoand Elythe,  of Corunna;   Mrs. |ed tbe city Council to take action |sewer system, 2-1-hour electric light
-with Mrs. Perry Brown.    Next   week lUvmond lUmsoy and dinsrhter,. Rnth,' _.. ■ and power service, gas tor illuminat-
■withMri. Dr. **M_-.7u,U-u\    L'-iuch  wil'  andN  D   It imsey,  of'(^rand   Rapids; |     Rci'able Battery Service at Clute's !''*g-nd domestic uses,motor fire ap-
iali'j J.-u -Freed of Clara, j Garage, East _ ifth Street, Clare, Mich. I (Continued- on Page Eight;,
I Farwell nominated tbe  following  tic
ket Monday night:
President—J. L, Littlefleld.
C^erk— Jas. Stanley.
Treasurer—Allen Graham.
Assessor—-G. E. Lamb.
,    Trustees—Clyde Masten, Jas. Stinoh
} comb, B Nickerson.
Ah no other ticket is in the field the
nomination virtually means election
and we venture the prediction that not
half as many will vote on election day
as voted at caucus, it being a very
largely attended caucus.
HORSES AND COWS WANTED.
Jay Nichols- will  be in  Clare about
February arth   to    buy   a carload of
j horses and cows.   Cows must be springers and horses must be large.    For information call Chas. Stirling,
FOR SALE—-Man's long black fur
coat, good as new. Also incubator
and oat sprouter. Inquire A, W. Herrick. 39-ltj-j
TWENTY PER CENT off on millinery
wall paper and other stocks,   during
March on ?1,00 or over purchases.
C. & N. Whitlock.
Wanted—to bear from owner of farm
for sale. State prices. Mrs, W. Booth,
Bjx D, liipark, Des Moines, Iowa,
SPRING SAMPLES in gentlemen's
made to order suits at country
.prices.   Giles A, .Ross, 2S-lt
having been made during the year.
Most of the work of the chapter is
among rural school children.
Pontiac—Robert Garner, former
highway commissioner of Oakland
county, must serve his term of two
and a half years in state prison on
charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor girl, following refusal of the state supreme court to
grant a hearing of his case. Twice
convicted in circuit court here on the
charge. Garner again appealed.
Cheboygan—John and -Joseph La-
Prairie, and Charles Wilson, crossing
on the ice from Bois Blanc island to
this city, in a blizzard, for a time lost
their way and came near freezing to
death. Only by the aid of their compass were they able to make shore
here after several hours of perilous
wandering on the windswept frozen,
humps which impeded their walking.
Ann Arbor—Professor C. P. Wagner of the romance languages department of the University of Michigan
received notification from Madrid,
Spain, that he had been made a "commander of the Royal Order of Isabelle,
the Catholic." Later he will receive
his title, with the signature of the
king of Spain. Professor Wagner has
been thus honored because of his
work here in Spanish literature.
Detroit—All possibility of the recent sale of the assets "of the Lincoln
Motor Co. to Henry Ford heing held
up by the action of the IMaware federal court has been removed, Ralph
Stone, president, of the Detroit Trust
Co., receivers of the automobile company, announced that differences of
opiftipn ha,d been ironed out. The appraised value of the patents, trade
marks, accounts and other assets held
by the, Delaware receiver is placed at
not more than $50,000. These assets
will he. sold Feb, 28 and it Is believed
Mr, Ford will be the only bidder.
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NOTICE—Plain and fancy dressmak-    *
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Title	1922-02-24; Clare Courier
Date	1922-02-24
Publisher	A. R. Canfield
Description	Friday, February 24, 1922 issue of a Clare, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication in 1895. In 1923, was absorbed into The Clare Sentinel.
Subject/Keywords	Clare (Mich.) - Newspapers; Clare County (Mich.) - Newspapers;
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Title	1922-02-24; Clare Courier
Date	1922-02-24
Publisher	A. R. Canfield
Description	Friday, February 24, 1922 issue of a Clare, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication in 1895. In 1923, was absorbed into The Clare Sentinel.
Subject/Keywords	Clare (Mich.) - Newspapers; Clare County (Mich.) - Newspapers;
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Transcript	H»utin.li Volume XXVII CLARE, MICHIGAN, FRg#Y, FEBRUARY 24, 1922 ' .-___ , No. 40 CITY HELPLESS iFARM SHORT COURSES ! TO OPEN AT M. A. C. : fee Cream Makers and Tractor I Schools to Close Year's List of Special Winter Courses. ■mm--»":'^W^t----M.rw»i^aauwaMM« w.v_J\v.^^1_vwv-vv^vd^w__v,_^ ... LOOK "EHJlffER .'• \™l meeting of , iCOLEMAN H Til p TO OUREJ C0U^IL ™ comiERCEj mm mimm MichiganNews .5 . ^ r; iTuesday Aflernoon at One O'clock—; : _ y- #7 I,J 5* Says Editor Ijftirfield In N. -EJ Every Citizen Urged to Attend -Six Business Houses Wiped;]: I erseiy I Ola ^ $ Micl.igd$Folder. ■" j j out in a Few Hours. ! WAPWrtrvvw.^vwrV? Where the an Untold Damage Done to Telephone £ S£ East Lansing, February 21-—A two weeks course for ice cream makers, . to open on March 6; and a four weeks water is-pure, tli (course in truck and tractor operation, to begin on March G also are the last t of special winter courses -_. j The City Council of Clare has -re- j .is bracing, tbe J'H'estcd th it all members oi the Clare, IS irly Monday morning tha roads inviting, t ]e'Chamber farms prod-ielis e, \<\ Note, the N.>rip!-stc-rn Michigan ulture given under the direc- Development Howl's oqtl.ine ma at the Michigan. Agricultural College this winter, Nearly 100 farmers' and others from1 . . j Lansing—Unanimous approval of , ., .,_>.■.! , "t,iWns;t"ie ?14,000,000 highway construction of commerce meet with, or Oolemau were aionsed to hnd tho:program for 1922 outlined by Frank ithem on Tuesday, February SSth, at •<■■''. and at the extreme southwest corner von will locate Ch'-'e'coun . and Electric Light Service L\WNS,-WALKS UNDER DEBRI ' !-s nie l'-vr... e , _, ., , ._, i --.Hilar coiii-ses given at the college1 ty is in almost IM,exact center o. Clare Presents borry Spectacle as* lieauuhil irees Go This year. mttre-t in operation of ' \ower Michigan. E^imine a in'Hnvav' tion of tho Short Course department j of tiie territory wj h$ iis jurisdiction electric situation in Clare, and ..r.,ry of th. Mrs. 0. P. William* bmld { Grand Rapids—The Grand Rapids ilso to discuss the question of a sys- ing occupied by Mrs L Reploge from i Century club has adopted resolutions I all parts of the state are expected toj^^p ;l map 0f tlie Lower :s the forth and last of a series of' ~ " ;-o.vw'er for tha tractor course, which j" V -n i, _.:.«• .i„i. m.,,._ .„.,.. i!,re "''iiif-ted to lie present anil any i/nul vou will obM¥','< tiiiit ciure coun-; r ..jothera who are in teres! edare invited, J. S. MeASli-Her, ,.,. teniatie trimming of Irees that their"■ (1'feetive chimney tho occu nut hare- j opposing any form of federal soldier Uie-tutv iiifiv he o.rm-rvf-.l "Tf mhf»r<-'lv ^^-U'"1 with thoir lives so rap o"y j bonus, but has declared itself in fav- PrninsuJ.i, * 'V,' h-'vtu- "'""""^.ndtho Bimoshprea. owing to the hi„h!or of aU Possible relief to ex-service men in need of medical and financial assistance, Muskegon—Alfred Sanders, 95, of Down Under Heavy Lc adj General in State Storm iCdaoui-e :iuu"inu.ij' on the.farm _s o»i , .,i rfcn,..,-.!. .■ t..„. i - t _., . ■ \T. , • . _ map and von will lif-nri iliat Irnrik , j the increase in Michigan, and the; H i! , „ ' , -truck'' s,_ur.e. are drawing heavy er.-; Line 11- (CeiitraV^ul -runl.- Line _(l ,' '-;llv.ent. .i(Sa-rinaw-Bu> Cit.vT^-dington) have; .! ,, ,. , , : .Vfnst of the entrants for the ic-c:., . . ,.,_ ,„ .urfViii- .. pi.,„„ Al Commeneins. Tuesday evenin-v and; well as takinp; down some poles t.., t:Peam lnakPrs POur!3e will represent I'1011' Junot,on m ..n _°'5' .'" L u " A, 1 See. of C. of C. continuing for two days and ni"-hts": relieve the others, and endeavorin< ; di-Verr-nt creameries and iee cream, "'ailroad mi .. to contribute to the satetv* of pedest-i"'!-nufa<.-uue"s of the state. The work j of the main the city of Clare and vicinilj has e\- - --.f thid cnii'!,e Is of a practical nature, _,.. , „A peri -need the worst storm of wind ■ rians. The centre of the citv ha.' quette and Ann Ar! suffered the most damage in nun-bei and sleet ever known by its oldest ()f poleg .md wir_s (]own< Soutfa (jl inhabitant. Little did our citizens: the oily on road M- pole after -ml. think as they arose Wednesday morn- He on the road side and the local of ing to find the electric current turn- fice is cut-oft" from adjoining towns, off as a matter of safety that it would The Light and Power Company on , X[j_. be days and perhaps weeks before; their line east of the city have lev ; vi..-._ty they would again have this gr blessing of modern civilization, jpor[commission. ! all day Wednesday the elements While there lm\e be.ti sonic nar- were in control and futile seemed the row escapes from accidents very lur- effbrts of man to contend with them, tunately no one has been injured a- they destroyed the splendid thus far through falling poles or tree achievements of years of labor. Tel- limbs. With no light or power ser- np will/.r'eaUh'-t crossing,' latk! n' in lines o-ll)C Pere Ma.-; Amm'k> M'»- r is in the same: spread owing to the high : wind which was blowing, I Help was summoned from Midland,, the city sending nn engine which made J the run in thirty four minutes, only to Whltoha"' wll° dle(1 in the Muskegon a , ,, . .. ' . county home was one of the few re- find th«ir apparatus ot no re^l service I mainjng ex.slaves, He was trans. as the.ColBm.m hydrants were not of !f(>rred as a chattel Beveral t,meBf es- ^ramlard si-^n and, they ceuldn't. couple j oaping from'the south by the "under* : to thorn. Several cisterns were, how-1 ground" route. Mali. 11, Mckinley was born it) ever, soon pumpe-i firy, and with the j Ironwood—An endeavor to have one will-county, Michigan ! rff'-rts of a bucketbrigade the fire was! of the proposed state fish hatcheries laniuu'v LS, 1S(U) and came to Clare- '"^OP"0'-1 ■"■hunt the confer of the block, located in Iron, Dickinson or Gogebic MRS. WM. N. Y0UNGL0VE uuial process.* of manufacture being r--~ "'"""" ;"' \ \~; ;;_" ~-;~ : county ]n IS7l ,vJth her faexUg „.,„,; & buiKliogs in ail were destroyed as g-.xv througli by the clas. counties will be made as a result of a meeting of representatives of those WILLIAM C. POPPLE. i city, and that a Uvu-li or .the Pcre; """""•' ■ * """ "*' i'""-"l;> »''' follows: Simmons Bros., general raor- - i MiiKioette crosbi-s Ci.u-e eountv- via settlcd in ^''M™ township, and ; .bandit, loss on hnildi ngs at,d con ten's thms ueounties, here- A representative 'the eountv seat—Karri«.m—to the t,,ere slu* R^'- to wor.nnhood. In , ..bout Si3 1)00; C Haley, groceries, shoes ot each county haa been appointed on a tne. county suit---ivarn.on—to tne «.,.., , , . . _ _„ .^. committee to lay the matter before ' north border. * the w"lU'r of ',SHi' s,,e W;IS converted and "'eats, occupying firdt (i„or of Ons Htato authorities. ,in the old schoolhouse at Herrick and : Whitehead bkek, loss .8,000. Secordj Clf! >,' rPWP»!ts_of Care co;-nty w r! N()W ym hww wbereC,Bre e0UHty is, how to reach il bystcain, gasoline; Houghton—Only 20 per cent of the : HHMil-t}'' Wliliaia C. Povipt a« united with the M. K. church. At-',,oor 0CttUl-icd * M;»onic ^e and j t01.inul. Borvlce men ot Calumet) the and lambor operator in the 01 Teat poles down but raahv cables out 0f T.wnshIp in the eighties. A-to le.** ,.„,. . . " I ing Claie County Mr. Popple was h :\I--redith and in Frost or horse power. Hfrrt are a few rea- - tending tlie Clare high school contents eonnumed. Win, Howe, Rbc sl,e- i.-eb store, less $1300, occupying the v }■ periods located in Ohio and sevo a! u the Western Stnt-s. On January 20t:ii. he was sti-icken with apaple::; v.'siil-;) wo"'klg near Los Aiig^les, C.I., dyin;; within i few h-.»nrs. sons why you should;investigane further: ; graduated with the class of 180... En-; Edith Steinple building valued atS.12,- .tering Albion college she graduated in 000; the postoffiije building owned b) .18.511). Being appointed to the foreign t'o-'tmastoi- Simmons, all mail and con- • Her dcveloped.farming area is «n-:mission;irv -jeW irl um she wcnt t0 '**** ffltroy.'Ji the Williams building, excelled in fertility, . isc of coltiva-,'c..i..utt. Ind,- ,ln(1 Wl... .tnt,nn„i .,, ; lower ,llW""sed b>' Ui Fisher as a shoe .... , i-aituti.i. India, .ind «»,, stationed at_ rop.lir shop aml aIs0 by Rov A j 3, tion, natural drainage, and possesses n„r.P„ \^n _ tluoo«h _« ^7«». WILLIAM HATF.ELD necessary in these days of progress pended, the stores closing early in; is" in Uetr'oit. and business enterprise, which we the evening. A few lortunutely have become so accustomed to, are have ga." and. therefore have good taken from us so suddenly that to; light service find ourselves without them, seems: dependent upon the Light Company! passed^away about ten years a.o. Ms\;ttnd th_ natumj nr„_ _5' like waking out of a dreani. As tbe J for power, like the other industries of} Po]fB'S ^t, at death waB °S year8' ,w . j» j 213(1 SX III Oil EI. s storm continued pole alter pole went the city, and this week's issues are' foil ^ down under its weight of ice, and delayed in consequence of the powei this evening (Thursday) scarcely a^nd .irghfc. turned off. ..The <>,flr_r!\« ^•street of our. Air city, b\£&&i&^^ quickly and lu.umnUy'j pissqss tlipie iv'ttenii; . iwl)ich»never ftil -to _rj"f* t_« .v. .-■-. .t , "John'Finch, son of Thomas „nd Eli~% f JOHN FINCH .t ,,,•<, »i ^v» j-. 'i*.:^--SrfSStf- -t_J^i_it<>__ ranchers j.jun_[ beth Finch was born in Lesteishire, England, July 11, 18."50 and died at hisj home in Gilmore township, Febru II, 192-J, aged 71 years, II months lowing a brief psriod of serious illness!;l ]j-'etj,r!e following years cf poor health. its quota uncross the icy pavement. [abled to print this edition. But not only has untold damage'composition being necessary The. been done to the telephone and light Courier will not present its usual ap- companies, with the great inconven- pearance. ience to everybody, but the splendid What information is obtainable in- maple and elm trees which so beauti- dicates that other sections of the fully shade our streets during the .state has also suffered from the storm, summer months and which were the Train service has been continued u'n- pride of our citizens, present a sorry der great difficulty in despatching was married to Maria Wanty in' in7-l. spectacle bringing sadness to the and trains have run late. i Two children were born to this union, heart. Branches have broken oft' and Kr"-"\ On June 29, 1 DOG she was united1 eason'i„ niai._.ge w\i\x yy. N. Younglove at! Wm Hatfield was born February 18, yaltin„ tj,oir 18-10, in Northern Ohio, ana died Feb -took an active, hurt in the work in the church there. Taking a special hit-1 whence ho had gone from Farwell only These lands are not held by specu-j rest in the Society for the Prevention (about five weeks ago. His death was uary^altrs, lying in wait for bomeseekcrs j of Cruelty to Children she soon be- j unexPeoted and doubtless from a stroke ■ fol- whom they may place in bondage for j came known throughout Contra Casta ! ,f rra(H'i,],n „, ialiti-s forth Los .Angel. s_j_Cai. ._ 81 years;IS m.q,nths» and "24 -'d.yifc\,Bej idl ,' had been gone from here to Florida, They can be bought at county as an angel of mercy. ), Mr Hatfield's early life was all spent in Ohio and Indiana. He was married At the age of four years be came with T..,•,;..Li- „.m, •_!.-«. .. j. i . Albert L., of Antiiro, Wis , a:id Verne tonight with the temperature close _, .„ . ... , ... . . , someHmes whole trees have fallen _ ,i i _t . , , , E , of Bjaverton, Mich He is survived sometimes wnoie tiees nave f'UILn' to the zero mark the stars look down by his faithful and country have upon city and countr.vside Orchards in city also been seriously damaged and in n,an" -]e 0f jce. many instances completely ruined. fur prices and upon terms easy to I Leaving the work in California ; in l.'IU to May A. Barfoll, who preced hisparentsto Milan, Michigan where »,eet* i ^ «f"»-d to Clare county and ] e"T"'Jeajh April 8, 191P. Tothis he lived for some years with his parents! Schools and churches are within , purchased a farm two miles east and : n«on a™<,ld™" were. bo^_ T^e . , _ . . . r . , „ i ; ., ., .„, . .. ' family came to Michigan in 18s3 and on a farm in Augusta township and ca.v reach. one mile north of Clare, where theyj_auled afc Wi from whenca th More gravel surfaced roads, built ■ „ved unt„ th(ry canle to tllis city, .clun0 t0 the farm near Littlefielcl Lake, according to state specifications, tra- residirij!? at 409 East Fourth .trect. lonir occupied by them. Eight years verse Clare county than any other; After foar years of declining he ;ith •(?-ho moved to I _rvve!l, and since the eountv of equal assessed valuation. jh-je an!l,verud the call of Iici-'m-I-'v daath of ***** w'fe ll6 has llvetl amot)S Two flouring mills and several well! ]iist Momhy evenin„ iinisilini. U'D ., ■ ,H «h"dpen' ,Mr Hutfiald served iu tbe i ferv,icf chapters. Two nurses are ,1.13c Aionu.ij evening, mnsning up >i; Oivll War and was a member of the lo- l«Pt busy here, 2,925 nursing calls metropolis of the copper country, lav- ar a cash bonus from the federal government. The remaining SO per cent would accept some one of the other Lour options proposed. This was decided by a vote taken by the American Legion post. Fentou—Dreaming the house was afire, Leslie Lockwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Burt Lockwood, jumped from his bed through the upstairs window, 12 feet, carrying the window frame with him. The shock of striking the ground dispelled his dream. He was uninjured except for slight bruises to the bottom of his feet. Iron Mountain—Announcement that the Aragon.mine at Norway and the Chapin mine at Iron Mountain would be re-opened as soon as possible was made her.) by the .Oliver Mining Co., which ou .i_-4iiWi-<,.AMirox-f- ■•; ■ ■- managed grain elevators are access!-1 wen roumie(i Christian life, one of;CJ,iG. A R. Post. and devured wife and in its both sons with families and two broth The streets of Clare era- are covered with the shiny surface. Tbe f»ner?-1 «as hsld »* tbe Farwell ble by way of the good roads; love and ,,ood W01.,{S {m Hjm shei The oldest child, Eliza aied in infan- With the dawn of Thursday hearts from door to door, and the ttees,'^-^^^^:^^0^ ^'j already noted. isen.ed. Leaving to mourn her going :<=J, the other eight with their families longed for the sun to shine and re- poles and wires glisten in their icy cemet6rVi Rev- Whitney officiated at Farm orgnnfeonion and individual;is her husband, also four brothers, l!""1^ .^ mourn the loss-they are lieve trees and poles of their weight mantle. How long we will be with- the service. stocker buyers are always ready t«! Archie of Detroit, Dan and James j J^J %f™7■ ^fn' JeSS0 f of of ice, hoping that complete ruin out light, power and telephone is The family moved to the farm inVvthe best prices for marketable j H. of Traverse City, and Allen of,- Mrs Rose Yonmw's ofMt Pleasant I'ce, theTmlnes "Were closed more than eight months ago will be employed. I Iron Mountain—Doctors stand the best chance of getting into heaven, in the opinion of Dr. George W. Moll.j fornier county physician. In a talk] before Delta county supervisors at! Escanaba, he declared that "when the! roll of those seated next to the Al-1 mighty at the throne of heaven is called, nine out of 10 of those responding will be doctors." Ionia—After one year of public health work, Ionia county chapter Red Cross is convinced that it pays and will continue it, although many communities have discontinued home might be stayed. For a while it hard to say. It is certain no new ' Gilmore township in the spring of 188!,; l>nU]e s K.epand ho"s seemed that this might be realized ' poles can be installed until the frost whicU lhey hava ever t"!lC8 <-w-"Pi^'- ' but after dinner dropped and-sno\v began to fall. As porary repairs cannot be made until: night came on everything had its we have warmer weather and the ice i CARD OF THANKS. of th«- most progressive farmers j Flint, with one sister, Maggie Calk-j Mrs Ethel Rawson,' Mrs, Florence He was a very honorable citizen and ' Dairying has been developed in !_,_ of Hastings; also two nieces, Scofield and Earl all of Farwell, George the temperature is out ol the ground and even tem-, hisbly respected by all who tnew him. ■ Clare eouHty to ft point that it is now J Edith MxSberry of Rosebush and !of S^rr' Pla'* wlth. wuof°^ .tho iAti™T heavy coating of ice and it is felt is gone. If it was our city alone the1 that many more trees and poles will Michigan Telephone .Company with , fall. . Mayor A J. Doherty . , . , ii j i i * . .i. ,1 o , . , i was located at the time of his death, extensively earned on by hundreds Jessie Cndlev of Lansing, and one; .„, a „B_,,, ,„„.. t„ _, ,„ ., . . . J j . Ira oconeld wont to Florida to bring I nephew, Floyd McKinley, all of [ the remains to (Michigan, arriving in No more desirable merchants and'whom were present. Besides these j Farwell, Monday A. M, The funeral To the pastor Rev. E. W. Davis for -,nnkers are to be found than those (relatives there are friends unnumber-j was held from the M, E, church at 1:30 " " J --..i--.......... <■ P, M. and the remains buried in Gil- more cemetery. of Clare, Harrison, and Farwell ied where she lived and worked, who its prompitude would repair d,iman-es : hls services and help; to the trustoes for W11 ,„ f f ilnd;Al' -d resume service, but other sec-;^-^ tlp^ _\'rn^Lr^' ^e They are ever alive to the upbuilding -1,1 r„iSS Ler. Wellman with a force of men have t.ons claim their attention and Clare]01are and Herrick church. the Ladies of the county and satisfactorily meet! The funeral service was held on been busy the past two days opening will have to take her turn with the; Auxiliary and all oth--< who gave t ie demands' of the -rowin- and pros-(.Thursday afternoon, Rev. Davis offi- Sutkers for the water to flow off as rest. jfl.wers; to the many friend, -wasting tl0Ticultural districts by which dating, in the M. E. church, where ——— ,. I m the home and who kindly remember- " " I , i ._••__• ■ —~ - ~~* ; ,j ... ,, ,, „ . . ,. , . t hev are surrounded. j a Jitrge number or friends -and neigh ed tbe loved one from time to timi ; al ' •) -uiiuuuueu. i . _ a LOCAL AND PERSONAL AUCTION SALE. No Sunday evening services at the! Baptist church until further notice. j „ ., . . ... ., . , ■ A. J. Doherty returned Monday from! Mrs. Hether is visiting this week at Rj,.,„ r,„ „, . . . • , , ■ ' ' tJ.ttle Creek where he accomyanied his » Brown City. brother J M. D„-herty of Coleman, for; Mr' Cook of Toledo, was in Clare midical treatment. on business this week. ; . ! M,rs. Fjinni. Reed of Flint went to I Rev Father Flannig-m to Grand Farwell Monday after visiting at tbe! Geo. W. Easier will sell afc Auction Sale Saturday, February Safch, at his >io to the singers. Ha arrison- -the county seat is the^'0l's assembled to pay their last re-j old stand 115 East -ith street, Com- •spects to one well remembered. \V. N Yonnglovo, Archie McKi.nley center of the coun_j-, and nestling up Diniel McKinley, Maggie Calkins ., . , _r> ut i -i i - t w v: v i» ah m ,- , on the west shore of Budd Lake, than J. H. A'/cKmley. Allen Mckinley. : ... . . , , VII LAGE OF FARWELL . wind there is no more handsome ■">■-««". ur rHnvvcu. sheet of water within Wolverine eon- NOMINATE OFFICERS the date fines. Clare—the largest of the three—I Oltiaans caucus for village officers of meacing at 2:00 o'clock sharp, rain or bine. Consisting of household furniture, rugs, carpets, stoves, store fixtures and other articles. Remember DANCE POSTPONED Jtapids Monday on business. To Monday evening, February S7tb' boaies of Martz Detuiler and Forest j in Doherty's Auditorium. Dancing; on the south border. Growing every The Kings Daughters will meet next Shumway the past'week Wednesday with Mrs John Greer. ■ .„_,,. ,, . . Jas. Bieknell and son, Nathan, Wm, I Mrs. O H. Burdsall was called to i R;,,i,__u , „ - _ . .. . . 11 , 7 , . i u .u -ii c o'CkneH and Tony AchurcT returned: Bivardale last week by the illness of «_..,,„__,, . , , .. . I -viv^.o, . Wednesday from Lake George where her mother. they had b0fja on a &Mug,._.__ , G. W. E vsler is holding an auction firm 8:'30 to 12:b0 Bill $1.5'J. GRANGE DANCE «ale on Saturday of his household goods • ,.eductio_ „f ^^ ^ ^ q£ ^.j,^ . n • ,r i „., .... . i Grant Grange v/ill give a danct. During March V\ hitlcck is makin* a Wednesday evening, March first. and store fixtures. , ^ °, VZ ^ °* °£ lnil'nery ' * Siof $1 00 and over. ) iherd Tuesday by the death of her i .. . .. ' At the meeting of the Chamber of j Built fifty additional homes last year, »•■ and Mrs. A J Freed entertained. C mmerce a resolution was passed in 11J as the most modem water system Ryan's Orchestra. _„y and without time to wory over I the financial pinch. Now building a ;Sl75.000 school, a§100,000 hotel, a >S-iO,000 banking house and driving ! stalces for several new industrial enterprises in the spring. Last year her , Chamber of Commerce landed three ! industrial concerns .whichare thriving. •mother, who passnd away Monday eve- as week end guests tha following: Mr. \ which attention was called to children :_ ___.___.___. _--&Sv ^ fK .-* * • jj .mip'.au.musi -.-,4y ar^^" 3g=_Trr it-wMjiDt™-.-..•!■» .^Ww^iS.p.&tf.-JcuV'K' ■»/

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