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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
6
Judith, confined with Ruth in a cliffside cabin, hoards bread and meat and crafts weapons from fir branches and rocks. She intends to stun Ruth and waits for a chance as Ruth leaves at night, hoping to gain freedom before madness overtakes her.
Judith fights Quinnion in a cavern then down the canyon wall to reach the gorge and the stream while Ruth races to intercept. Judith clings to rocks and uses a stone club to fend off her attacker as dawn nears and Ruth closes in on the final crossing.
In Clare Michigan Circuit Court a chancery suit filed by Mary Catherine Swift against nonresident defendant Harry W. Swift. The court orders appearance within three months with publication in Clare Sentinel weekly for six weeks or personal service twenty days before appearance. Notice mailed by registered mail to defendant at last known Cincinnati address. Emma Hoag, Clerk. T Carl Holbrook, Attorney. Clare Mich.
Born to Mr and Mrs A E Burton a baby girl January 5. Harl Burton of Pontiac visits his brother Hmerson and hunted for a week returning home Friday. Chas Burns comes from Alma where he worked during beet factory season. Mrs Emerson Burton joined Mr and Mrs Wm Hileman visiting Oral Somers parents Farwell. Lewis Brown expects to return to Pontiac to work about January 5. A party of thirty gathered at John Pfannes December 31 to ring in the new year.
About twenty five neighbors gathered Monday evening to bid farewell to H. L. Comer. The event featured cards and social time with lunch served. Several local residents visited over the weekend and discussions noted Comer leaving for Lansing seeking new work.
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