1914-01-23; Clare Sentinel

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FARMERS' INSTITUTE
Allen-Henderson.
ULAK1-:, MICHIGAN   FRIDAY MOKNINGh JANUAKY 23,  19.il
ENSARY MEETING
New Series:  Vol. 22? No, il
TAKE THREE GAMES.
Radical Change In Trains.
At Lapeer on January 5th occurred
At   the   Congregational   parsonage |
on Wednesday  al   1:30   p     m.   Miss   Fairly Well Attended   All    Hope-   the marriage of  Charles  J*»   Grill  of   Basket     Bali      Teams     all    Win
Interest  Manifest.
FINE ADDRESSES
Delivered To    Full   House
Monday livening.
Attendance Good   And   Much; Josephine Allen was united   in   marriage to Mr   Will   Henderson   of   Da-
] rand, Rev. Geo. O. Lyiord officiating.
i Tho cer, mou> was performed quietly,
'theonlj  witnesses   being   Miss   Ellen
j VanConant mid Larl Henderson.
On '    The bride and s*r.>om left at o*ice on | plained the outlook and prospects as
i tbe south bound train, a   largo   nnui- | he understood the situation and  then
j ber of friend-and relatives being   onloiib.i on    A"m.    11.   Caple,   who,     in
The Farmers' Institute was a great j baud to give  then,    a   .end   off.    We | company with ('. C.   Harris,   had   re-
suc-eps Dirouvhout and for tbis grent j understand they  wil<   .o   at   once   to , cently culled upon   Mr. Towar,   head
credit   is   due"   Pres     Kennedy     and j Durand aud begin housekeeping. j of the    Towar   Creamery   Co., which
See't Lamoreaux for tbe tr.orou,..'. j Mr. Henderson is tiie son of Mr j is casting about for location* lo. one
prenunain work do: e bv them, j and Mrs. Jim Hen.'- r-on of Sheridan j or more creameries. This company
For weeks' u,..i Lavo been "on the I twp audi- a oiui'i: -nun of exeiff-I has ample means, being rated at
job'' co'Wa'itfv determined that \ pUry habits lie at-nded school at I 8150,000 or better. He thought
tbis should b- ta- vers  best   institute ! » * It     Rapid*      « or     a o m e      time; only question is to be able   to    as*
lu the jij. land bas for tb** past year ; tbis company that 2500 cows can
tbe Agr;- I been witb the Grand Trunk at Da-
\y. nt- I rand. Miss Allen is well known here,
having acted as boob keeper for J. F.
Tatman & Son. s»n.l later for tbe
Mich. Produce Co., which position
she just now leave?. Her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong Allen reside
at Dover.
ful  Of Success. ' this city to   Mrs. Anna   E.   Lyons  of
  .Lapeer Countv, the  ceremony   being
The meeting called at tbe City Hall   performed at the home of Rev.   Eng-
oi*. Friday evening was very   wel!   at- j land.
tended for the short notice given, i Mr. Grill is well known here hav-
Aid. Lamoreaux presided and ex- ing acted as joint operator for several years and was also in the jewelry business for some time. Mrs.
Lyons is spoken of as a high!) respected resident of that community.
They expert to reside in Cl;
March 1st.
Over Coleman.
WOMENSMHJNGRESS",
been unset with   *! u   .,     , *
ime tables went in-! Holds Interesting Meetfng At
n   both   the   P.   M. I Rantitf  f^nrr-h
The  train    service on   both   roads j
through Clare has been upset with   a
Capital U.    New time
to effect Sunday o
and A. A. which will seriously incon
Baptist Church
The    crowd    at    the   basket    nail -
games last Friday evening   got   more venience the traveling    public   with-
than their money'b worth- they were out doubt,
promised two games  and   saw  three      The changes are mostly in   the   na- I
instead.^     Perhaps    the   first   teams ture of taking off trains, and it seems | And    Papers    And     D'SCUSsions
they to be in line    ivith   the  policy   of   re-: Very Credirtfeie.
GOOD ATTENDANCE
from   Coleman    realized    that    they   to be in  line   with   the
didn't haee much show and   thought   treuchmeni     wnicb     has      been    an- |
by bringing along t'ceir second team,   noui.ced by many of the railroads   of
PUBLIC DEBATE
ev r held in i le- count
senee of Mr    Kennedy
cultural College,    Vice    l\**s
worth called the institute to order at
tbe   opening   Monday   forenoon   and
J. T.    Brown   waa   chosen  chairman.
After prayer by Rev. Lyford, State
Veterinarian Ouupby was introduced
and discussed ''Contagious Diseases
of Live Stock," taking ud, however,
onlv two, influenza or "distemper"
in horses and cholera with bogs.
Through carelessness, one horse thus
affected may pollute a public drinking fountain so that 40 or 5U horsea
may become infected. Few cases
are fatal but a horse affected should
be promptly isolated. The difficulty-
is more apt to occur in tt>6 spring
and horses become weakened so as
to be almost useless    fo:   some  time.
Hog cholera is now prevalent in
sever.-,! counties of the state and it is
So met
C iref .
rais. r
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found
try   on toe
contagious,
by dogs wit
jar.I O' Upoi; the shoes
similar circumstances,
in marketable conditio!
dispose cf them at once if cholera
appears in the vicinity. Hogs may
be rendered immune to cholera tor
a limited period by the injection of a
Berum furnisaed bv t.'i> Agricultural
College. Permanent immunity may
be secured by the injection of virus
from a diseased hog, coup.ied witb
the serum which causes the disease
to be had in a mild form. The disease is indeed one to be dreaded i
and is  tbe   source   of   more   loss    to I
stock raisers than anv   oiiier.      Over I
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High School   Room   Tuesday
Fveninig.    Good Subject.
The Women's Congress met at   tha
e   after   they  might surprise us mto a   defeat, late, and by some oi her   big   eorpor- [ Baptist Church on Mouday aPernoon.
liut most all teams seem to look alike atiens to a lesser degrep.    The   early .There were li-5 or thereabouts,  <o   at-
to the championship timuer which   is morning trains both south   and    east   tendance and the interest good     Tbe
: being    turned   into    atu etes   at   the are discontinued, also the   late   train ! meeting opened with   the   sir.g
High School   now-a-days    and   three north    on   tbe   Ann   Arli"r,   and   the i "Arnerica"    bv   the
victories were won that *vening.      It evening    train      to     Harrison.      The i pra    *r, |edb.   Mi-a
Hue tiie scores in two of   the   con- "Stub" crew will now be "laid over" I am
of
audien ■".     avtl
Morzo    Tatman
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Convention At Disciple Church,
Gilmore.
On Thursday of next weak. Jam
29tb, the Tri-Township Sunday School
Association of Surry, Garfield and
Gilmore will hold meeting at the
Disciple Church in Gilmore when
the following interesting program
will be carried out :
SunTim*   - Son g S ar vi ec.
!)'_ v otioi-.als.
".\  Standard of     Kffic'i-
P.urn >  -'■. S .''     pev
followed   by    duet,    "Gates
tests wen-   mighty   close       But   that   at Beaverton, running a mixed   train   Ajar,"   bv   Mrs.    Frank   Lamo-eaux
Harri-jand   Mrs.   Waiter  White.    After   tbe
be j reading ot   minutes  of   last   meeting
superior. honored with   a  visit   Tuesdays   and [ Mrs. Harvey* Noecker   of  CassapoUs
Ths     game   between    the    second   Fridays.     In place of the Ann   Arbor j was   introduced   and   discussed    tbe
up to a debate between   two  sections   teams was   puiled   off   first,   and   re-   train south at 6:11   a.   m.,   will   be   a! matter   of   healthful   cookim?   in   tbe
At the regular meeting of the Lit. r-
firy Society of the High School last
Tuesday evening, the time was given
oniy adds to the int^rest, and doesn't   to Mt   Pleasant as well as
make   the   winners   ft el   a    bit     less   son   at   12:20    noon.     Leota   will
secured within the radius demanded.
Chairman Lamoreaux called individually upon all present for an expression of opinion, nearly ail responding. A few seemed to think
tbore might   be   question   about   gets   of the   senior   class   on   the   subject, , suited in a score of 16  to   15.     While   motor at  9:12,   returning   at   3:52   in j family.    She   stated    that
cently was present and gave a statement of the results obtained by furnishing milk for the Mt. Pleasant
condensary during a period of several mouths.
she had
"Resolved that tbe city of Clare | the visitors were quite handy with the afternoon. It will take some ! studied the subject solely for its an-
sbould adopt tbe commission form of j tbe ball, and had tbe best of l_0e time for people to accustom tbem- j plication in her own family and with-
government." The affirmative was | argument in size, yet our lads had a ! selves to the new conditions, and I out a thought at the time of its dis-
iu charge of Mildred Davy, Harold i little more of the fighting spirit, and anyone starting off on a trip by rail eussion before others Women
Poulson, and  Faye   Thompson   while j squeezed out ahead. would   do   well   to   cousult   the   time | mostly  buv   for   the   table   and   thev
Peter A. Oman,   Anna   Macklem   and I     The game between the girls'   teams   card which appears on the back page | must study food values   and   how   to
Frank Holmes upheld   the   negative. j was an even affair,  neither   side  giv-   of tbe   Sentinel    every week,    before j save in expenses.    Tbe  buildine of
I good body depends on proper food
j andthe subject of "balanced rations"
j applies to the human as well as to
j animals.    The water   supply   is   very
ting the number of cows demanded
and that many farmers are not able
to buy more. Several felt sure that
the business of those who are baying
cream would not be materially injured as many would still prefer to
sell cream. Mr. Ferris whose statement appeared   in   tbe   Sentinel    re-   The subject was handled in excellent \ ing an inch until they were forced to. ' starting to put on his bonnet.
shape, some of the   speakers  having ! It hardly seemed as though tbe bome ! 2	
spent considerable  time  in   studying ; team   was    playing    quite  np   to   its | TUT   I       ("1     T     II     11
up on tbe matter, and in   getting   in- \ usual   standard,    but    perhaps    they | ! IIL   Li   U<    ft    nit    mi
formation from cities where tbe plaD   were    more    nearly    matched,    and!
had been tried
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Cla.-i .
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miitees. Music, Di:
al handshaking.
Dinner in  basement of tbe   church.
1 :15 p. m.    Song    Service    led    by
Norris Elden.
1:25 p. m.    Devotionais.
Business  Session.
Solo,   Melbourne    Wei-
re
G.
one billion dollars annually   tells
story now.
Dr. Cba3. Stirling wac called upon.
end advised farmers to take the best!
possible care oi stock and thus pre- |
vent as far as possible any outbreak j
of contagious diseases. Some simple I
matters like sulphur, charcoal, etc. !
tend to keep bogs in beaifn and ward j
on" diser-tses.
Howard t'oiton told of some shoats j
that died and a post mortem showed i
thera badly infected witb    worms,   in I
1: :50 p. ro
2-00 p. re
ble.
2:05 p. m.     "Liabilities      and
sources of tbe Rural   S.    S..     Rev.
R. Crawford, Flint.
2:25 p. m.    Solo, L.   M.     Converse.
2:30 p. m.    Recess.
2:40 p. m.    Music, Girls' Quartette.
2:5 i p. ni.    Teacher Training, Rev.
! A. R   Atwood.
3:1" p. in. A word froroour county-
Departments, Mrs. H. Kirschbaum,
Mrs. I. W. Knight, J. T. Brown,
Frank Bates. Enoch Andrus, Norris
Elden, Mrs. C. G. Page, A. B. Gibba.
Announcements, Song, Benediction
Supper in basemect of tbe   eburch.
7:10 p, m. Song service led by L.
M. Converse.
7:40 p. m. Devotionais. Rev. A.
R.  Atwood.
The question was asked as to   how
I heifer calves are   to   be   raised   with
the condensary plan,  thus    obviating
anv future cow famines.     Mr   l.tino*-
• eaux seated that at   Ho well   wb**re   a
■ condens.trv      had   !>•-*. n    in   operation
several yea"*, calves   were   fed    nv'i"
' for    only     a   bri*-f     !•• riod   and    :   .   i;
same of the "<_■■•• if  !..    •!•" substituted.
":'»    reis   no   tr.v-hle   in   making   '.'.   -
. plan a s.,, ,-.-ss.
j Dr. it" .!.-r .. a'le.i attention to th-
(value of sni'b an enterprise from the
standpoint of soil conservation,
which indeed is tbe greatest problem
confronting t:i<* farmer. Mr. Lamoreaux spoke ot th* farms around Howell, many of wnicb were naturally-
poor, yet bave been rendered fertile
by the dairy business.
As to plans of practical work, Mr.
Caple suggested that any wbo had
persona! trienda in Detroit who would
be likely to have any influence with
Mr. Towar should write them requesting that such influence be used.
For the canvass to secure cows, he
suggested that two men go with each
rig, a half dozen such rigs being suf
ficient to cover the surrounding territory in three or four days.
A committee consisting ot Wm. H.
Caple, Dr. Reeder and C C. Harris
was appointed to arrange for such
canvass.
,
important and ao analysis by compe-
| didn't appear to so good   advantage, j /V-eef   And    Install   Officers   Jan- j tent authority should be bad if  there
Mr. and Mrs Frank Lamoreaux
aid Seymour Andrus acted as judges
gi.ing the decision to the affirmative
by a srnai! margin. Ina- much aa two
ot the judges happen lo be cc. nc-terl
•ith   the
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Kev. Irwin Has Bad Fall.
j     While   walking   on   the   street     at
I Harrison    Wednesday,    Rev.    W.    11.
j Irwin slipped    and   fell,   striking   on
I his head ar.d shoulders and  suffering
quite severe injuries.       He   was   carried to the hotel ar.d put under  medical care, being able to return    home
yesterdav.
MUTUAL AGREEMENT
Tbe score at tbe   end   of   the   second
half was 2 to 2,   but   in   the   play   off |
after the    audience    had   left,    Clare'
made   t >'.'a     more     giving   tbem     the
game,     (.-orgi.i Hood threw the   ba-
kets. nil of  which   were   from   fouls.
But it was the     onl>   original"   bo; ■;'
iirst team which really   captured   the
... nors.      They   cai;*.a!     all   around
i.heir opponents, aud got better as the
game    progressffj.        The    value    oi ;
team    work    was   here     displayed   to
proper advantage.    As one fellow put '
it. tbey   just   tapp*d    a   few    signals1
with    their   toes,   grabbed   tbe  ball,
and tossed it through the ring,   then I
btarted   over   again.    Their   work   is j
strictly first  class,  and  later  in   the]
season,     we   wouldn't    be   afraid   to j
have them   clash   with   some   of   the j
good ones.    No one could be pointed j
out as the   particular   star,   but   eer- i
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tainly no one failed   to   keen   up   nis
uarv    8th. i is   anv   d°ubt   of   its    purity.    Girls
  | "njoy.cooking where tney understand
Tbe Ladies of the Maccabees eeem i that there are reasons back of eve.y-
to be alive and flourishing. On tbe tb'ng thev do in the lice of cooking.
s*h inst. the   following   officers   were;     After a whistling solo Dy T. I". Fui-
'ilSOD
utait-
i'ts'aiied  by Dep.  Great   Commander   ler
Liliu S.   La iley : jt-a
I'nrcii'.'JEil   r,     Mrogare*   Derby.
l-nst Commar der. Zana   Hirt.
Lieut. Cc!7iuiai.i.ie!'., Mary i-.ump.
R. K ., i't-ar! Kratz.
1".  K  , Ida Biown.
Chaplain, Ethel Kirkpatrick,
M. at A., Sada Brown.
Sergeant,  Hazel Tingle;, .
Sentinel, Anna Mooney.
lni.
of    Farwell.
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in ad van
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end.
The   hail   was   tilled   almost   to   its | "
j capacitv, about twenty three   dollars
That     Promises     To      Promote ' being taken at the door.    The people | Francw M. Higginsiof Clare^ Mich
are turning out in large numbers to i took place at Sacketts harbor, Jan.
see these games and the exhibitions I IB. The ceremony was a quiet one
are well worth an evening off.    Sum- ;a°d took place at the future   home of
the bride and bridegroom   witb
Better Feeling.
Mrs.   J. i{.
.   luntry   Liie,'
of   many    idea:
ciR-'i tarn:   homes   she   Lad   se.
known.
Mrs. T. L. ruiier of Farwell then
read a paper on   Temperance   in   the
.Home." Next week we wiii publish
the paper in full and so refrain from
any extracts this week.    We are sure
i all our readers wiil profit by its per-
usal.    The   paper   drew   out   quite   a
j full discussion participated in by
Mesdames McKay, Lamoreaux. Nor-
i ton, Irwin, Knight, Dyer, Wilson aud
perhaps others. Attention was called
to the fact that many men are offering high taxes as an excuse for the
return of the saloons.
After k soio by Master Edward
White, the following officers were
elected for tha ensuing vear:
Higgins-Neidholt.
i Times will interest many   here.     The
| Sentinel    extends      congratulations:
"Tbe marriage of Sergeant   Claude
Neidholt   of   Company   G.     Tb'rd
Religious  Ser\ice.
On   January    2W   a   service    will
held   bv   Rev.  C.   Waideiich   at
Clare, Mich., Jan. 17th, l!«14.
It is hereby understood that tiie
bringing about of this agreement
hereto signed came from no one faction, but ali wbo hereto attach their
names do so for the reason that they
believe it to be for the betterment of
the community at large.
!     We the   undersigned   Doctors   and
be !
the '
mary of last game: Score, tirst half,! lne Dr:ue auu "<-iuoKru-.-ui »i.u Mrs.
Clare 27, Coleman 9. Final score ,! Frances Masters, mother of Mrs.
Clare 56,   Coleman    15.     Goals   from i "'8g'ua-
the field — Waller 3. Wyman 7. Poul-j Sergeant Neidholt is a promising
son 5,   Clute   1,    Mooney    iJ.      Goals ' young non-commissioned officer   and
President, Mrs. T. U. Fuller.
Vice President, Mrs. J. D. Allen.
Secretary, Mrs. F. Lamoreaux.
Treasurer, Mrs,  P.  M. Loomis.
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from fouls —Poulson - in 10   triais.
'hool house in   Lake
■eorge,   corn-
Druggists    of   the   City   of   Clare   do i
hereby agree tbat we willnct issue or!
No Tango.
Rev. Father O'Connor ofMt. Pleas-
addition to   other
lings. Dr. Dun- i
phy gave it. as bis opinion that worms j
were the primary cause of death.
In discussing Modern Orchard
Methods, Mr. Karrand especially j
cautioned his hearers against falling j
iDto the common error of our fore- j
fathers in planting too many varie- i
ties of apples and in setting them too j
close together. Some mistakes can ;
be partially remedied in after years, j
Trees should be pruned to avoid  the I
later.
m.
and
! mencing about 7:00 p.
:50p.m.      "The Temperance | dents of Lflke   (;eorge
luse."    Lev. Crawford. I rounding countrv   are
s-2ii p. m.    Solo, NitaStincbcombe. j to :U.,.n,i this service.
s:a0 p. m.     "Evangelism,   and   the!  	
' Church's Obligation,  and    Opportun- inntt    ODTII"'
;ity        Rev. Dunkel. LUUAL U" IluN
Closing Song and   Benediction.
Three Great S. S. Workers.
Three Men with Messages.
Three Great Sessions.
Free enterte-tainment   bv   Giimore
All
the
resi- i
sur-
kindlv    a-.ked
Election Now   Certain
County.
in   This
i rill any more- prescriptions for   intox- j ant declares war   on   Tango   and   in-
lcation liquors, except it be at the ', forms bis parishioners that it will not
j bedside of a sick person or persons ' be tolerated in any of tbem. Pres.
I or equally extreme cases of necessity j Grawn of the Normal does not seem
! nor will we furnish any liquor to   any i to be   encouraging   any   Normal   stu-
persons  except     on   prescription   as ! dents to indulge therein.
stated   above,    and   we    request   the j
prosecuting attorney that   all   prose- |
cutions growing out of or in any way
K OF P LODGE
connected with the local option   vio
lations shall be discontinued and   no  Has   Sumptuous    Banquet   And
\ came from Missouri.    The bride   has
! been   staving    with   her    uncle   and
jaunt, Corporal   and   Mrs.   M. C.   Pe-
I tree of   Madison    Barracks.    Follow-
i ing the ceremony. Sergeant and Mrs.
■Neidholt   will    make   their   home   at
the   home    ot    the    bride's   mother,
which   is   haing   furnished   for   their
occupancy."
If you    have   a   want,   don't   use   a
lollar's worth of time trying to    supply   it   in   some   less   effective    way. i
way.    L'se ten cents' worth of    space
in our Information   column   and   get ;
results quickly.
FARMERS' INSTITUTE
Re-elects    nearly     All    Present
Officers.
At the close of the forenoon session
en Tuesday, the following officers
were elected lor the ensuing year.
Secretary Lamoreaux positively refused to serve aDy longer as secretary :
President, Hale Kennedy.
Secretarv, Norris A. Elden.
Treasurer, L. M. Converse.
Delegate   to     Roand     L'p,     J.    T.
Brown.
hosts.    You   are   invited.    Free
rigs
to take and   return   you.    Notify  the
president.    Volunteer to take a load.
Take Vacation Trip.
crotches that are sure to split
Too often the mischief is done at the j
nursery. The matter can be remedied, in a large measure at least, by I
twisting together small limbs on op- j
posite sides of the crotch and these | T xo well known residents ot Clare,
will soon grow together and form an j fi A. White and Perry Brown left
effective    brace.     Success   in     fruit   „. - ,_ . ..  - ,,, n   .,
raising is simplv out of the question th'8 week for a trip to lexaa' Both
without spraying and thinning is ai- bave been planning such a trip for
so necessary many years to produce j some time feeling that they would
the best fruit and only  the   best   can ■ ___je to forget business cares and also
In common we think with   a   large | more _ooai option prosecutions   insti
majority of the peopie of this county, j tuted       against    tbe    under- j
we had hoped that no attempt wouid j 8jgned so long   as   the   above   agree- j
Surprise   Last Week.
OUR   TEAMS.
ensure success. In raising peaches
a high elevation must be chosen,
tbe ground should be thoroughly cultivated in tbe early part of tbe season. Late cultivation may kill tbe
trees.
In answer to questions, Mr. Farrand recommended tbe Dutchess
and Wealthy for fail varieties and
tbe Northern Spy, Snow, Steeles
Bed Winter, Grimes Golden and
Johcathan aa winter. The Baldwin
also a desirable variety bat not so
Bardy. Beware of new varieties that
have not been tested.
J. S. Snider of tbis city showed
specimens of a potato which be originated and which he claims Is a
very desirable early variety. Mr.
Snider is a Lather Bar bank on a
small scale and seems to enjoy aucb
experiments.
Tbe session closed witb a sons
"Get right with God" by the audience
led by Norris A. Elden, Mrs. T. U.
Poller presiding at  tbe   piano.
(Continued Next Week.)
look over the new country. They
will remain perhaps three weeks
visiting Houston, Galveston and
various other points, and expect to
stop at Danbury and call on Fred
Stanley and wife. A trip to the
Mexican border may also be included
in tbe itinerancy.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
be made to bring on a local option
election the coming spring. After
striking off names improperly on the
petitions and allowing for errors,
tnere remained only the insignificant
number of three names more than
the law demands for such submission.
Yet this was sufficient to warrant
the action of the board and hy a vote
of 20 to 2 the submission bas been
ordered.
Any Brother Knight who   failed   to I
ment is lived up to in good  faith, but j respond to the invitation to be   pres-J Two B. ii. teams our High School has of which tbe city should be prond,
if any of tbe   undersigned   shall   wil-   ent at Castle Hall for one of the   reg- I The girls and boys are mannerly, and none of them are load;
fully break tbis agreement tbe   eases j u.ar   meeting   on   Thursday   evening   And if the town support them in filthy   lucre  would.
now pending  against  such   an   indi- j jan. i5th hac_ pienty of reason to feel  We know that they will do the town a "mighty lot of good."
vidual or individuaisshail be revived. . ij>j8 a defeated   politician   afterward. | Our rooters for tbe home team behave in noisy   manner,
And we desire tbat all   ioeai   person- j it waa stated in plain language    that j And cheer us on to victory with loud and hearty clamor.
alities and iil   will    be    discontinued   a "surprise" was in   store   for  those i _ , .        ,,   ,    „..
, Our teams are playing dandy ball, to this you must  agree,
wbo  came,   but   of  course   surprises    ,     , ., .     . .     „.   . „. ,
And if among you donbtors are   tust let them come and   see.
are rot alwavs as agreeable   as  tbey I ..,
, '   Oar teams are mostly open, engagements good to fill,
are otber times.
Glare Co. Sunday School   Association.
Will hold a meeting at Farwell on
Wednesday evening, Jan. 28. All
members and department superintendents are invited and expected to
be present at a 6 o'clock dinner and
conference with three state workers.
Purity meeting, for men only at
8 p. m.
No county in this state that baa (n brin
banished the saloons for four consecutive years bas voted tbem back.
It remains to be seen whether Clare
will be tbe first to do tbia. We do
not believe such will be tbe case.
It remains now for those who believe
tbat saloons are an evil and against
tbe best interests of tbe community
to wage an aggressive campaign tc
keep tbem oat.
Card of Thanks.
We sincerely thank all onr friends
and neighbors for their kindness and
assistance in oar recent great bereavement in tbe deatb of oar beloved mother, Mrs. Minnie Walton.
We also wiefa to thank the Gleaners
for the floral offering, Rev W. N.
Yonnslove for bis comforting words,
and the choir for tbe motto.
Mrs. K. Beale.
Gertie and Grace Walton.
and a spirit of good fellcwsnip, harmony and friendliness feign in its
stead. And we also oxtend our
thanks to Mayor Cole for his efforts
iging about this mediation.
Thie agreement is to be published in
the connty papers.
Arthur R. Musstjill M. D.
F. C   San ford if  D.
Dr. W. F.  Clut«*.
Dr. Jobn W.   nLniop
Anna E. Mnsseli.
E. A. Anderson!
We   tbe    investigating,   committee
hereby agree to tbe abovi* conditions.
W. H. Irwin.   I
I. W. Knight. /
M. W. Csrtwrfebt.
J. F. Tatman. T
A. S. Rhoad.
J. A. Allen.
But when the gallant Knights
found tbe doors of Duncan's ball
thrown open and their wives and
other friends all gathered and ready
for dancing, there was no fault whatever to be found witb tbe nature of
tbe surprise.
At an early hoar of the evening a
very elaborate inncb was served and
enjoyed by tbe large number present.
All are united in praising the excellent manner in which those in charge
carried ont tbe arrangements.
If yon have an articl
to dispose of, if yon h.
any kind, tbia colum
business for yon.
t
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of  any   kind
a   want  of
wiil  do tbe
Guild Social.
The Ladies Guild of tbe Congregational church will hold a box social
at tbe farm bome of Joseph Hudson
on Wednesday evening, Jan. 28.
Teams will be at Rhoades' store at
8 p. m. Ride 10 cents, box 16 cents.
Everybody invited.
If any wish to meet them, juat say tbe words "we  will."
They do not play with "scrub" teams for they'll not waste their  time
Just send along your best ones, we'll string them on our  line.
Now if a team you have, tbat wil!   give us   exercise
Just send them oat to Clare and we will put  you wise.
Oh! no we are not blowing, just getting rid  of   surplus   steam
Of wbicb we have a plenty, so bring along yonr  team;
Fine treatment we will give yon, tbis fact you'll   sorely  see.
And when tbe game is over, we'll  take you   bome  to tea.
Now if yon wish to see some games that  are  worthy of defence,
Jnst come around to Davis Hall and pay yonr  twenty cents:
Just bring along your lady, I'm sore she'll  spare tbe time,
And let tbe cbildren come   along,   they'll only  cost a  dime.
Now good people come along and  bave  your  parse  string loosed.
And make tbe old hall crowded with tbe folks wbo try to  boost.
Hip! Hip! Hurrah!   for the  teams  that play  so  well,
Hurrah!   Hurrah!   Hurrah!   Hurrah!   don't forget to yell;
Onr town, it should  support  tbem tbe very  beat it ©an,
And every person in onr town,  should be  a basket fan;
Oar eity is a banner town, although  a little small,
Bat its not so very very small whan it comes to Basket Ball.
Georgia Hood.
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