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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
2
Performances at the Liberty Theater will begin at 8 00 p m eastern standard time on Saturday evening marking the start of the weekend program.
Edwardd Muir's Store News lists double disc harrows, clipper and fan mill items, kerosene, gasolines, and farm equipment. Purchases include vanbrurt drills, clipper mills, syracuse drags, and John Deere tractors. Farmers urged to buy now before price increases as stock showcases Linoleum patterns and fencing materials.
Central Lodi reports a flurry of visitors and family ties across Ann Arbor Saline and Port Huron. Raymond Blaess buys a new auto while relatives including the Kress family Davenport and Lindemann travel for visits and Easter gatherings with Arthur Drake and kin.
Wanted individuals with legal printing needs for estate settlements to use this newspaper. Rates are universal for such notices, and interested parties should request the probate judge to send their notices here.
Herbert Knorr is home from Hello Mrs Frank Kelsey is sick with grip Evan Esery visited Oak Grove school Friday Conrad Birdsall and family moved to Madison NY Marshall Montonye of Nebraska visiting friends Lee Miss Mabel Bible was home from Birdsell Friday to Sunday The Alphas held a Haster social at the hall in Stony Creek Friday evening Mrs Annie Canine of Detroit guest of Mr and Mrs George Kelsey Priday Mrs Thomas Applegate and children living in Claude Applegate's tenant house Mrs Nora Clark and daughter staying with the former's father Aaron Canine Miss Helen Craig of South Saline assisted Oak Grove school last week Wednesday Mrs William Orr sick at the home of her daughter Mrs Charles Tower in Stn Mr and Mrs Fred Orr and son of Plymouth called on cousin Mr Kelsey and husband Saturday Mr and Mrs Myrl Murray on Friday night with his brother Dan Murray and gin near Mooreville Mr and Mrs Frank Kelsey entertained Mrs deme Ganine of Detroit and Mrs Josephine Var Housten of fa line Thursday Mr and Mrs Reuben Rogers and Mr and Mrs Alger Allison attended a party at Amos Miller’s home Thursday evening A shower for Mr and Mrs Aether Geddes at Sibert Richards on the ridge road last week Wednesday ev Mr and Mrs Andrew Murray entertained their children Mr and Mrs Marion Murray of Dixboro and Mr and Mrs Dan Murray and daughter near Mooreville Miss Hazel Richards of Milan visited from Saturday to Monday at Max Richards’s Miss visiting Ypsilanti relatives The Farm Bureau township meeting at York Baptist church Saturday afternoon Osler of Ann Arbor was the eneqkeri Divergence noted delegates Sibert Richards Walter Coe and Andrew Kazmatier
The April PTA meeting will be held in the school hall on Monday evening April 12. The program includes a debate by the Ypsilanti State Normal debating team, a squad expected to compete in state contests later. Miss Lucy Cobb visited relatives in Ypsilanti Saturday.
Clinton Reeves of Moroe called in the vicinity Saturday. Walter Mellett owns a new Ford truck and hauled cream to Ann Arbor. Charles Wolford and family visited Harley Welsh. W J LeBaron entertained guests from Detroit and Milan Sunday. My and Mrs W D Richards of Rochester visited Max Richards Friday. Mr and Mrs William Gregg dined with Mr and Mrs D Richards Monday. Schmid children returned to school after two weeks sick. Florine and Paul Richards visited sister Leela at Guy Richards home Saturday and Sunday.
Local items report John Lamb returning from Detroit for the weekend and Mr and Mrs Edward Denny back from Hillsdale. Charles Wolf hosts guests including Mr and Mrs Eel Pfuoss. Civil War veteran Langint-Bleses B Parker receives a bounty warrant now treated as part of his estate. bounty grows to 644 dollars. Johnstown tornado shocks Lew Phillips family with injuries, fire, and structural destruction. Lansing notes savings of over two million dollars since last October and the State Purchasing Agent plans a large warehouse with added legislative support.
An auction sale will be held on the George F Richards farm located five miles northwest of Millin, thirty four miles southeast of Saline, four miles north and one hundred thirty four miles west of York. See details on date and terms at the farm site.
A farm sale lists mules horses hogs and chickens including two 1200 lb mules and a bay gelding 9 years, plus brood sows and shoats. Also offered are bindings, seed drills, wagons and carts, harnesses, hog equipment, grain sacks, crates, barrels, tools, and various farm implements and pasture stock lines. Several crates of seed and feed items, potatoes rye straw oats timothy and clover seed are included.
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