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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1921
Page
4
Edward J. Muse advertises fifty 12 quart galvanized pails at a Saturday sale with a special price of 30 cents, plus a free Alddin Lamp or 30 day trial. He promotes low prices on gasoline, kerosene, Mobiloil products, auto supplies, paints, glassware, stoves, and Winchester tools, and invites Farmers to shop and view offerings in Saline.
Local retailer Edward J. Muir advertises hardware plumbing heating tin work implements and related services. Contact via phone 101 for supplies and repair work.
One mile from Saline on main road with good buildings rich soil timber fruit two wells electric lights in house and barn. 137 acres of level black clay loam land with fine barn furnace water new 100 foot long barn new tile silo. Everything in A-1 condition. Owner anxious to sell at right price.
Acres of rich soil located incorporation suitable for gardening and poultry raising. Large hennery and several small buildings now 6a property also some desirable building lots. A bargain if you are in the market for something along this line.
Fank Riedel was in Ann Arbor on business Thursday. Mrs Riedel and Maynard Kidd are on the sick list. George Blum and Frank Riedel were in Manchester Wednesday. Mrs James Grey ill with diphtheria improving. John and Mrs Vowels visited Thrasher home. MacCormas Business College Chicago enjoined six pupils. class day held at Delia Reed's Tuesday. Burglaries at Bergader brothers store yielded money orders war savings bonds and valuables. Bridgewater Cooperative elected new directors Otto Buss William Keubler Jacob Lambarth Walter Luckhardt John Staebler Charles Alber Charles Weidmay er. organization met naming officers: President John Staebler, Vice President Otto Buss, Secretary Treasurer and Manager Jacob Maurer. Auditors Jacob Layer William Sautter Leo Gruner. Regular monthly directors meeting set for second Monday evenings.
Brandis Gould was in Detroit on business Monday and Tuesday. Fred and William Schmid spent the day at Pleasant Lake Sunday. Mrs. William Sunday of Ann Arbor visited relatives here the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Jordan entertained the post office force at their home Monday evening. Co. D. Finkbeiner is in Lansing this week attending the institute This is Farmers Week. Miss Julia Hartman has returned home after two months in Ann Arbor. Mrs. Olive Howe has resigned from the Ypsilanti Press to resume duties at Standard Printing Company. Delegates to the county Republican convention in Ann Arbor February 7 include A. J. Warren, O. C. Wheeler, B. S. Osborne, Henry Bredernitz, CC. F. Hildner, Mrs. Gertrude Lutz, Mary J. Eccles, Mrs. Louise Cotton, Edward J. Mitty.
A car of Crystal Black White Ash Coal offered at $10.00 per ton and $11.00 delivered by Edward J. Mair.
The Sun argues toll gates as the solution to road repairs, noting idle workers could be employed as toll keepers. It calls for user-funded maintenance, condemning bonds and high taxes while stressing the moral duty to provide jobs and sustain road infrastructure.
Mrs. Mary Wolf visits Ann Arbor as guest of her daughter Mrs. Grover Gillen. A red letter day at the First Methodist church in Ypsilanti on Sunday February 6 features Bishop Theodore S. Henderson of Detroit preaching at morning and evening services. A 3:30 pm young peoples rally is expected to draw delegations from nearby towns followed by a luncheon for late attendees.
Auction notice for Chris Rentz selling his farm 14 miles north of Pleasant Lake and 1½ miles west of Thomas church on Thursday February 1 at noon. Items include four horses, cows and calves, 9 month old sheep and sows, farming implements, wagons, harnesses, corn and oats, and various tools. Bidders should expect usual terms. auctioneer GHO. J. Klager and clerk Henry Bredernitz.
Edward J. Muir delivered water and left his coat behind with items including a kid gloves and cigars. He requests a chance to exchange for the owner Charles Scheurer. The note lists Max Fosdick as treasurer and mentions $11.00 delivered.
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