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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1923
Page
5
Acre farm with clay loam soil and a 36 by 60 barn, good well, 8 miles from town on trunk road. Another farm 3 miles from town with frame house and 40 by 80 barn, good orchard and well. 80 acres improved, rent or sale. Farms 434 miles from town on a main road. 60 acres improved, new and modern. Pasture land in lots to suit purchaser. For details write Fred Hudson.
Georgina seeks guidance on a lie to protect a dear friend. Alexander insists on honesty, warning that deceit harms all. The day clouds with a threatening letter from Burcupe and a looming family judgment at Jervaulx.
Mrs. G. Bierly of Lake George spent Friday at the N. J. Billgren home. Sprague and Town visits, Newsom and Lamberteen host. H. Wellman left to work near Norway Lake. Rau visited Mrs. Sparka, and Bertha Sprague went to Clare for dental work. Kilbourn called on Billgren, while Mildred Dunkie visited her parents Dunks.
L. M. Lawson’s large house in Dover burned to the ground last Saturday around noon. The daughter Margaret heard crackling in the southwest walls and notified others, but the blaze could not be stopped. Only a few household items were saved, with beds and bedding lost. some furniture and the dining set were saved. The family and community extend sympathy to the bereaved Perry family.
Thurman Robinett hauled hay from Oaple farm to Southeast Sheridan farm on Wednesday. March brings mild weather with crows croaking. Mrs. Acre and Olive visited Mrs. Abbott Friday. Adah Rhodes of Springer farm sick. Granddaughter born to Ken and Mrs. Kleinhardt. congratulations. Charley Perry’s death noted. Bryan Miller visited from Flint. Orin and Lorin ill but improving. Guests with Frank Cotton in Southeast Sheridan. Elmer Miller has the grip. H L Comer sick but improving. Juddie Blystone leaves Spranger farm for city work. Leo Spranger Katharine left for Saginaw. Mrs. Spranger not well. Leo and Thos Rhodes ill last week. Pry a classified ad next week. Classified ads cost little and help a lot.
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