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y:' ;u---<rl^ GWTTfi'. The Clinton v VOL XXXIV.—NO. 12 ST. JOHNS, MICH., THURSDAY. JANUARY 4, 1900. WHOLE NO.-1731 BREVITIES. JimGE GEORGE P. STONE AFTER THE BALL KEEP COOL. A PRETTY WEDDING. BUSINESS LOCALS. Notice. Clark & Ilulse have found their lost Under the Auspices of the Knights of Succeeds Judge 8. B. Daboll and Enters The Product of H. A. Sage ’s Spring Brook J. Robert McCall—Belle Gertrude Baldwin. The annual meeting of the Farmers’ dog. Pythias, For the Benefit of Edward Upon HU Dutlea as Judge of the Ice Plant Is Fine. By far the prettiest wedding St. Mutual Fire Insurance Company of A patent has lieen granted to T. F. Naumes. Clinton county, doing business in Dewitt, of Ovid, for a farm gate. VOth Judicial Circuit Hiram A. Sage, who has never been Johns has seen for many a day took The ball and card party given last place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton and Gratiot counties, will be Jesse Sullivan has opened a stock of Judge George P. Stone, who was sparing of his time, money and ener elected last spring for the full terra of Monday evening, unoer the auspices gies in the production of those things Albert J. Baldwin, on Oakland street, held in Fireman ’s Hall in St. Johns, clothing in the Clinton block, this vil of the Knights of Pythias, at Ken last evening, when their daughter, Michigan, on Tuesday, January 9,1900, lage. six years to succeed Judge S. B. Da- which add to the comfort of the hu boll as Judge of the 29th Judicial Cir ton ’anew hall and The Steel, was large man family during the heated term, Belle Gertrude, was united in marriage at 1 o,clock p. m. for the election of Married, January 1, 1900, by Justice cuit, composed of the counties of ly attended by the barppiest multitude exhibited to the people on Tuesday with J. Robert McCall, of Knoxville, three directors, the adoption or re Woodruff, Joseph L. Casey and Lena Clinton and Gratiot, entered upon his of old and young people we have seen morning last a specimen of his coming Tenn. jection of a proposed amendment to Lutz, all of Bingham township. official duties January 1, 1900, and will assembled In St. Johns for many a day. ice crop, which was then 7i inches The house was gracefully decorated Article 3 of charter making insurance Israel M. Bray, who has been men hold his first regular term in his own This grand mass party brought out thick, and as pure and clear as can be with holly and ground pine, and the on live stock against lightning read tally wrong for some time, died at his county in February. two grand things in our lives, viz: Joy reduced. Last summer and fall Mr. lights softened by red shades. At five “in the counties of Clinton and Gra home in Bengal township, last night. Judge Stone was born at Wheatland, In well doing. And the lessons were Sage expended several hundred dollars o'clock Dewitt Hunt began the wed tiot ” instead of “on the premises,” Monroe county, New York, a little aptly and strongly set forth—as we In deepening his reservoir down to ding march, when M. and Mrs. Bald and for the transaction of such other There will be a public installation business as may come before said of officers for the ensuing year at better than 51 years ago. He has been live we may enjoy, and as we sow we gravel, and was successful in securing win entered the parlor, where the may reap. Right living is always a flowing well in white gravel, which ceremony was to take place. meeting. Woodman hall, next Tuesday night, a resident of Michigan since 1856, and Dated this 1st day of December A. January 9. received his education in the pub noticed and always rewarded in a filters every Impurity from the water. Theofficiating clergymen were Rev. young man, especially. The right Mr. Allen from Salem, Mich.,and Rev. I). 1899. Chas . B. G iffels, At Lansing, Saturday, a marriage lic schools of the state. At the age of Mr. Sage has been to a considerable 17 he began teaching in the public living of this young man, Edward N. expense in the purchase of wagons, Mr. Binkhorst, of the Congregational Secretary. license was granted to Allie Moan, of Naumes, who was recently deprived of Church of St. Johns, who took their that city, and Lizzie Haraman, of schools of Kent county, which he con building storehouses, sinking wells, Annual Meeting. tinued until he arrived at the age of his sight throughly physical ailments, etc. In some seasons he has lost places. After these came the four South Riley. is a strong illustration of the feelings The annual meeting of tbe People ’s 23, at which time he commenced the heavily In supplying the people when bridesmaids - the Misses Grace Hunt, Mutual Fire Insurance company of Much satisfaction has been made study of law and was admitted to the of the people for the young men and the ice crop has been a failure here. Florence Wilson, Leah Fowler and manifest by the peopie who ate of the women, who are livinc, or trying to Ionia, Montcalm and Clinton coun bar in 1873. He has been a resident He has ever given the people a prompt Helen Wheelock—all dressed in white ties will be held atjthe city hall in Ionia Christmas meats from the market of of Ithaca and vicinity since 1885. He live, true and upright lives. and gentlemanly service, and always and carrying immense bouquets of red Johu Pflegharr. This demonstration of love and true Tuesday, January 16, 1900, for the now resides upon a small farm just at prices as low as the lowest. Do not roses. They marched down stairs by election of president, vice president, Horace Sherman and Miss Hattie outside the corporate limits of Ithaca, friendship will do much to lighten the place your orders until you have con twos, then separated at the parlor en affliction which our young friend, Mr. secretary and three directors and the Atkinson, both of Bengal, were mar where he has one of the most complete ferred with Mr. Sage. He has shown trance and Jstood facing each other, transaction of such other business as ried January 3, 1900, at the parsonage poultry plants in that section of the Naumes, has been called upon to bear. himself worthy of your patronage. two on either side of the ministers. It seems as though these severe lessons The groom and George Baldwin, as may properly come before It. by Rev. Laufman. state. His family consists of a wife, T. G. Stevenson , Secretary. Read Geo. H. Chapman’s advertise and four boys. One of the sons is en- must be illustrated in the best of man Part low-Wells Wedding. best man, came in from the library. ment on another page of this issue. gagee in the mercantile business at kind. From the Eagle Clarion. The maid of honor, Miss Ripley from Merchant Tailoring. It contains some statements which Ithaca; one a farmer and the two Every person who contributed to On Wednesday evening, December Chicago, entered alone, as did the bride. Having again decided to locate in will be profitable, if heeded. younger ones are in school. this noble act in life .appeared to deem 27, Jennie L. Partlow and Frank C. The former wore a gown of yellow silk St. Johns in the Merchant Tailoring Judge Stone will do all in his power It aprivllege instead of a duty. There Wells were married at the home of and also carried red roses. business, I have located in the rooms Next regular meeting of the Anti fore, we say there was more joy mani the bride. The bride is one of Eagle Miss Baldwin ’s gown was of white Trust Club will be held at the office of to dispatch the business of the court over Chick’s grocery, near the post- and to do justice to all persons. Give fested in that social gathering than township’s most respected young liberty silk and her roses the regula office, where I will be pleased to meet Justice Lvon next Monday evening, at we have witnessed in any for many a ladies and the groom is principal of tion white. As she came in the groom 7:30 o ’clock. A full attendance desired. him your hearty support and assist all persons in want of tailor-made ance. day. Mulliken schools and a most respected stepped forward and led her to their men ’s clothing. Repairing and re The cash balance in the state treas The new hall, while It was not fully young man. Promptly at 7:00 o'clock place before the ministers. modeling a specialty. Call and see ury at the beginning of the new year completed, was rendered very pleas Mrs. J. Holts, of Grand Ledge, com After the ceremony the seventy-five goods and prices. was $301,134.47, which is about $113,500 HUSBAND AND WIFE DEAD ant and was given an air of patriotism menced playing the wedding march guests in attendance offered theircon- Jay W’illiams . more than was on hand one year ago. by the heavy decorations and drapings and the bridal party, preceded by the gratulations, then partook of a very Don ’t fail to see the great comedy, of the national colors. minister, Miss Revah McCrumb and dainty and prettily served supper, and Store Ewes For Sale.

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