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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1907
Page
4
Local residents share visits and travel news with Emma Kelsey visiting Saline and Harold McLachlan returning from Detroit. Mail Carrier Pullen rides a new wagon. Several families host relatives from Hastings Milan and Chesterfield. A Halloween social is planned at Maccabee hall on October 31. Frank Moore had a serious apple-picking accident injuring rib shoulder and hip.
Lake Ridge reports include Little Wiltrude Forsythe on the sick list. Mrs. Arthur Carter and daughter visited Mrs. R. Westfall. Reuben Westfall and Arthur Carter attended Clinton races. Mrs. Abe Davenport of Hastings called on Mrs. Azuba Warner. Wm. Gauntlett and wife stayed with Edgar Forsythe. Edgar Forsythe and Clair Bradley fished at Pleasant Lake. June Warner of Elk Rapids visited A. J. Warner’s family. The L. A. S. plans a social at Mrs. BR. Westfall’s next Wednesday. Merle Montonye visiting grandparents A. J. Warner and wife. Mrs. Fred Lewis and Elva visited Ann Arbor with Isreel Hale and wife.
Bridgewater notes Miss Clara Sautter spent several days in Detroit. Rev and Mrs Vollmar hosted Detroit friends on Monday. Mrs Schmidt visited Detroit friends from Friday to Sunday. Mrs M Teufel and Miss Lydia Wackenhut were in Saline Thursday afternoon. Mrs Wm Kosbbe of Manchester spent Thursday with sister Mrs Chas Brennion. Oscar and George Blum of Adrian visited Phillip Blum and others. Miss Traub and Mrs Leeman of Manchester visited Jacob Schumacher and wife. Rev Albert Schoen and sister Pauline of Chelsea and Mrs C Rentschler of Pittsfield were here Friday with their brothers.
Chas Guthard sells his farm at auction at his home east of Saline Village on the townline Wednesday October 30 at 12 o'clock. Items include 6 horses 6 year old bay mare yearling colt 3 four year old colts 3 year old colt 3 head of cattle two cows one milch two year old steer 40 breeding ewes 90 lambs 2 brood sows 16 shoats mower eight wagons hay rake hay loader side delivery rake hay ted der drill corn planter two horse cultivator roller spring tooth harrow two spike tooth harrows clover seed seeder Wizard plow Surrey nearly new cushion the road wagon plus new implements and 40 bu Swedish seed oats 10 ton Clover hay 10 acres corn in shock. F D Merithew auctioneer.
Auction bills and job printing offered by the Observer office. Items include for sale goods at Henne's Store such as butter and ranges, two 11 month-old Short-horn bulls, a bakery confectionery and ice cream parlor with house and barn, and several stoves and jewel base burners. Ram and wool rams offered by A O Hood, two litters of pigs by R W Mills, a second-hand top carriage by W L Sturm. Lost fur collar seeks finder at office. Alfred Bond ticket range at Henne's. Contact J A Alber Saline Mich for particulars.
Mrs Forest Goldsmith visited Mrs GC Hobbs Tuesday. Paul Neacre of Detroit spent part of last week with Chas Ellis Tr. Arthur Millage and wife hosted relatives from Ypsilanti Saturday. Mrs M Miller visited son Lois and family of Stony Creek last week. Miss Lena Miller visited sister Mr C Rendel near Cone over Sun. Mrs Walter Cotton of Macon visited aunt Mrs Mas Hendershot Tuesday. Miss Bertha and Carl Miller of Stony Creek spent a few days last week with grandparents M Miller and wife. Mrs Gus Goldsmith and mother Mrs Annie Haslick returned Tuesday from a three week visit with relatives in Caro Breckenbridge Ithaca Detroit and Ypsilanti.
Macon residents update on weekly domestic matters with several trips to Ann Arbor and Tecumseh. Geo Harriott plans a new furnace installation at his house while Grace Kuder returns from Ann Arbor, and Florence Kuder visited there over the weekend. Edna Kleversant and daughter spent Sunday with Hugh Craig, and Prank Stilts with wife from Ypsilanti visited Parl Rutler and family at Wm Haslick’s. Roy Collins and Burt Osborne families hosted gatherings in Tecumseh and nearby communities.
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