Miss Donovan Arrives in Heskeh as Tensions Rise
Miss Donovan arrives in Heskeh with Jim Westcott escorting her through a rowdy mining town. A telegram from Farriss hints at intrigue tied to the Cavendish affair as Westcott confronts Beaton and a vigilant marshal clears a path toward the Timmons hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heskeh
Miss Donovan
Carson
Jim Westcott
Timmons House
Jim
New York
Timmons
Westcott
New York Star
Scribblers Magazine
Haskell
Ats Saloon
Westegrt
Dan
Stella
Pete Timmons
Peter
Marshal
Westecott
Pete
Ned Beaton
Beaton
Ataying
Bebelu
Westcott Surrenders as Players Signal Final Move
In the tense scene Big Jins Westcott clutches his pipe and accepts defeat while the others prepare to move on. The moment hints at a strategic continuation next week as the outcome remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jins Westcott
Beston
Westcott
When Every Move Hurts Kidneys Remedy Felt By Vernon City Resident
Mia E J Whiting of Vernon City Clare reports severe back pain and dizziness from kidney problems. After using Deans Kidney Pills purchased at Andersons Drug Store she says her condition improved and she could work again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
E. J. Whiting
Vernon City
Clare
Dean
Anderson’s Drug, Store
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and New Baby
Mr and Mrs Bert Cleveland and son from Frankfort spent time with A Munson and Bir. Apd and Mrs Charles Sweet and Miss Lila Hagen visited here this week. Mr and Mrs Ben Carpenter drove to Lansing. Miss Gertrude Richards taught in Mt Clemens and visited her aunt Mrs Frank Morrissey. Walter Roodes of Flint is home briefly. Mrs Sadie Wilson Dile of Lima accompanied her mother Mrs Gertrude Wilson home Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Jess Allen entertained relatives from Saginaw. Mr and Mrs C A Welch and Mr and Mrs Miles Darling drove to Alma Friday as two ladies joined the White Shrine. One hundred eight candidates attended. Roy Darling and wife welcomed a baby boy born Saturday June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Cleveland
Sone
Frankfort
A. Muncon
Charles Sweet
Lile Hagen
Flint
Ben Carpenter
Lansing
Gertrude Richhardecao
Mt. Clemens
Frank Morrisey
Walter Roodes
Sadie Wilson Dile
Lima
Gertrude Wilson
Jess Allen
Saginaw
C. A. Welch
Miles Darling
Alma
White Shrine
Roy Darling
Order For Publication In Probate Court 1920
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders a hearing on June 29 1920 at ten o clock for the will of Sophronia J Davy and granting administration to W B Davy and L B Davy or others. Public notice will be printed in the Clare Sentinel for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Dorsey
Sophronia J. Davy
L. BE
Davy
W. BR. Davy
L. BE. Davy
Clare Sentinel
Local Graduations and Marriage News Amid Wet Weather
Mr Indra Roy Barton of Hadsey Indiana visits with patients Mr and Mrs Joel Presley. Mary graduates this year and a wedding last week unites Mrs Frank Carr and Mr Wallace. Farmers face delays from rain while two McKinley farm buildings burned including a barn and tool shed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indra
Roy Barton
Hadsey
Indiana
Joel ‘Presley
Mary
Frank. Carr
Wallace
Thomes Harris
Warren Harris
A. Fuller
Cadillac
Clare
Mies Marlin
Mt. _ Pleasant
McKinley Farm
McNeil v McNeil Chancery Order in Clare County
State of Michie Circuit Court for the County of Clare grants judgment in favor of Phineas McNeil against Cederlia McNeil. The defendant, residing state unknown, must answer within three months. order to publish in the Clare Sentinel weekly for six weeks. Ray Bart, Circuit Judge. June 6, 1920. Jos Bowler, Atty for Plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Michie
County of Clare
Chancery
Phineas McNeil
Plantiff
Cederlia McNeil
Jos
F. Bowler
Atty
Aboive
Ansswer
Clare Sentinel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cavendish
By Randall Parrish
My Lady of the North
Randall Parrish
Fimmons House
Bear Creek
Terotem
Het Donovan
Stella Donovan
Waal
Ton
Avith
East Side
Beatin
Joe
Irrok
Lacy
Moore
la’ Rosita Mining Company
Eastern Capital
Brim
Edson
Wenggott
Aenty
D, DunLee
Br. J. W. Dunlop
Clare, Mich
Ray Bart
Clare and
Farwell
Douse Brothers
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Thompson & Wilkinson
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