Local Residents Keep Busy With Visits and Work
Lake George Stehie of Clare made a business trip to Lake Tuesday of last week. Eva Finch, from Flint, visited relatives and friends Tuesday of last week. Peter Maiosb is under Dr. Clure of Clare. Don slowly improving. Frank Melvin of Farwell painted the Grange Hall interior and window frames, finishing in four days last week. H Sullivan of Seare visited John ONeill. Paul Finch of Detroit came Tuesday to visit family and friends. Joe Rawson of Gilmore and wife made a business trip to Lake Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stehie
Clare
Lake
Eva Finch
Flint
Peter Maiosb
Dr. Clure
Frank Melvin
Farwell
Ontside
H. Sullivan
Seare
John O'Neill
Paul Finch
Detroit
Joe Rawson
Gilmore
Clear Creek Ranch Social Notes From Clare
Clear Berry and Cosgroves visit and travel details frame a Clare town week. Frank Cosgrove in Temple on business. families and neighbors tour, entertain, and travel between Clare Hastings Owosso and Akron Oakie with illness and recovery updates.
Sunday Visits and Local Notices in Eagle
Mr and Mrs Gibbie and family spent Sunday with Frank Bates and family. Mr and Mrs Herman Rank visited Dover with Arm Allen family. Alfred Roe and son Kenneth visited Mt Pleasant relatives. James Thompson called on Fred Allen. Mack Leeth visited Garver family. Rev L J Teed left to visit relatives at Carson City. Ladies Aid meets Mrs Geo Hematreet October 12 all members requested. Visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Gibbie
Randall
Frank Bates
Herman Rank
Dover
Arm Allen
Alfred Roe
Kenneth
Mt. Pleasant
John Allen
James Thompson
Clare
Fred Allen
Mack Leeth
Local Notes From The Phelps Area This Week
Phelps and mother were loading wood for shipment on Tuesday Ed Kilbourn expects a car soon Mr Graves is building a garage for him Frank Littlefield and his mother visited Sunday William Garehaw served on a Harrision jury Barbara Stirling is ill with whooping cough P L C C plans a future event Updegraff and Bursten were seen in the region last Tuesday Ladies will meet at Kilbourns to finish a quilt Sunday School continues at the school house until cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aud Cash
Mother
Ed. Kilbourn
Mr. Graves
Frank Littlefield
Wm. Garehaw
Harriaon
Barbara Stirling
P. L.C.C
Measra Updegraff
Bursten
Local Social Notes From Owisso And Saginaw
Chae Herrick and Morden couple visited relatives in the neighborhood last week. Fred Babcock attended Farwell on Sunday and purchased Fred Church’s forty. A student play Friday night drew a crowd and netted the young group forty dollars. Joe and Mrs Thomas have moved from London to Saginaw. Mrs Thomas and son Robert visited her parents the Maxwells last week. The W F M S met with Mrs McJames last Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chae
Morden
Owisso
Fred Babcock
Farwell
Ora Merrihew
Weidman
Elmer Merrihew
Fred Church
Joe Thomas
London
Canada
Saginaw
Thomas
Robert
W.J. Maxwell
8. McJames
Maple Grove trip notes and local callers visit
Elmer Schofield made a business trip to Lansing and Portland last week in the interest of gravel screens. He erected a gravel screen near Beal City for Mt. Pleasant Sugar Co. Mr. Leithwaite and Will Saginaw were callers in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Schofield
Lansing
Portland
Beal City
Mt. Pleasant Sugar Co
Leithwaite
Will
Saginaw
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saunders’. Bakery the
J. A. Allen & CO
Clear Creek Ranch
Clear Berry
Frank Cosgrove
Temple
Chas. Wagner
Berry
J. Burns
O. Campbell
F. Cosgrove
E. F. Achard
Sazinaw
Olare
C. Bohnar
Enverteia
Heaband
Akron
Okie
Saglosw
Hilda
Oare
Bernice Sprague
Harrison
Martiniets
Owoseo
Alanson
E. White
J. Tiedeman
Alma
Charlie Sanborn
Clark
Illnees
Lawrence Finch
Joe. Stanley
Annie Schofield
J. W. Moore
Suanday
Roy Root
Clareccs Davison
Bert Root
James Fi. Reeder
WM. H. Gaple
Howard W. Jones
Fine Merchant Tailoring
Clare, Mich
Phelps
Herrick
T. A. Fuller
Clare Farwell
Maple Grove
Binder Deering Mower
McCormick Bay
Oliver
Parker Bean
Bryan
Sterling
Rachels Cate
Carl Langworthy, Thos. Groves
Brand
Hardwood
George Cooper
Thos. Groves
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