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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
4
Prices on tools and carriers in an old ad warn buyers of five new Linol Grade Kerosene patterns that do not smoke and are safe for chimneys. Offers Argoyle Mobiloil in all sizes at 26¢ per gallon and 33-barrel lots. Place orders before prices rise.
Mrs. Lewis Daniels spent Friday with sister Mrs. Edward Wahr in Pittsfield. Miss Gertrude Bohnett of Ann Arbor visited cousin Miss Louretta Sehaible Sunday. Mrs. Julia Sauer and son Karl of Ann Arbor visited Mrs. Anna Sauer and daughter Barbara Sunday. Gertrude and Margaret Miller came from Hastings for Mothers Day. Several couples from Ann Arbor and nearby towns visited Amos Miller Sunday. Miss Bertha Wilcox and Miss Sadie Campbell of Ypsilanti visited Mrs. S. A. Fitzgerald. Air and Mrs. Herman Wagner and son Carl along with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Larher and others from Ann Arbor and Sandusky visited Fred Layher.
Rev T B Leith of Milan filled the pulpit in the Federated church Sunday Mothers Day and Rev Hoffman preached in the Presbyterian church in Milan. Mr and Mrs Christ Braun entertained Saline relatives Edwin Braun of Detroit and Benjamin Waltz of Ann Arbor at Sunday dinner.
P H Rowse and son Willard traveled from Sacramento to visit friends in town on Wednesday before returning west Saturday. Mrs W H Barr planned a Hill date Friday then returned Monday. Delegates to the East county federation of Women’s classes met in Ann Arbor at Barbour’s gymnasium. Wallace Foot, once aided Mr Rose at the station, visited the Rose family. he now lives in Jackson and recently took a wife. Dr Morden bought the Rentschler property on Michigan Avenue, and Fred Wieman purchased the brick house recently bought by Everett Davenport. Mrs George J Stollheimer celebrated a surprise birthday party May 2 with sixteen relatives and guests amid flowers and cake.
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