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WAS WELL ATTENDED. Positive Evidence of Improvement Daily The Clinton Independent. VOL XXXI—NO. ST. JOHNS, MICH., THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1897. WHOLE NO.—16< Local Brevities. LEFT THIS MORNING. PERSONAL. A PLEASANT WEDDING, Real Estate. —Mrs. Mary E. Strickland gives mere The following are the real estate WAS WELL ATTENDED. positive evidence of improvement daily. A Dozen Happy Sunday (School Boys For Mrs. Wesley Baughn Is visiting In Fowler. MALOTT—HATHAWAY. transactions for one week ending Tues­ Frankfort, Hsnzle County, for a Ed. Pennell returneJ from Ionia yesterday. day, August 3: —The Michigan pharmacists are in Miss Lodeska Hathaway and Nelson annual convention at Grand Ledge this Week'* OutliiR. Byron 8oule in Ovid Wednesday on business. Mary A. Williams to Michael T. O'Connor, St. Johnsites Appreciate High week. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. DaFoe are visiting at Ovid. J. Molette, of Detroit, were united in -10 acres on sec. 21, Lebanon. S1.0M. Judge Daboll ’s Sunday school class Mrs. Max Blank left for Chicago Monday on John Lenneiuan and wife to Wm Lenneman, Class Music. —There will be a harvest party at married at 8:30 o ’clock, Wednesday eve­ SO acres on sec. 21, Westphalia, $I,0U0. Merle Beach, Friday evening, August left for an outing this morning. Be­ business. ning, July 28,1897, at the residence of Geo. W. Emmons aud wife to Henry D. 13. BUI 50c. 2w yond a doubt there is a certain crowd of Nick Geller, of Toledo, is visiting friends in the bride ’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Smith. 40 acres oil sec. 17, Bingham, M)00. ibis village. Alexander Bingham and wife to Wm. R. THE AUDIENCE WHICH GATHERED boys in this village who firmly believe Balcoin, lot 1 block 1, Walker’s sub , out-lot H, —Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dock • Elbe Averell went to Gayland Monday to Hathaway, of that city, and formerly of TO HEAR REMENYI TUESDAY EVEN­ St. Johns, $12'. • ham, July 28, a daughter. She weighed in attending Sumlay school —the mem­ visit friends. St. Johns. Elisha Perrin to Kate C. Silsbee, lot 2, block 9| pounds on her arrival. ING WAS VERY ENTHUSIASTIC. bers of St. Luke's class in St. John ’s Geo. H. Soule and family are rusticating at The ceremony was performed by Rev. 10, Eminonsville, $292.50 —Married by Justice Severance, July Sunday school. An outsider might Riley Parks to Clarence Parks, et. al., 40 acres hesitate at first to join this class when Crystal Lake. L. Morgan Wood. Tne bride was at­ on sec.Dallas, $200; q. c. 31,1897, Chas. L. {Jheeney, of Bengal, Grant Caruss went to Detroit Monday even- tired in a cream Dutchess satiD, cut en Mrs. Lois Parks to Clarence Parks et. al, 40 Remenyi him I HU Company Gave a Muh I- he hears that the teacher is the Circuit and Martha Vogt, of Ionia. tug to visit friends. train, with pearl trimmings. She wore acres on sec. 96, Dallas. $i$iO; q. c. cul Entertainment Which Will Not Court Judge. He might expect that Thos. Bateman to Thos. H. Hall, Jr., 40 acres —All members of St. Johns band are this stern judge of the law should see Mae Tripp and SusleTucker went to Owosso a veil and carried a bunch of most beau ­ on sec 18. Bath. $1; q. c Soon be Forgotten. requested to meet at the baud room fit to maiuiain his proper dignity even Monday to visit friends. tiful roses. Miss Bertha Lyon, of St. Thos. Bateman to Geo. W. Bateman, et. al., next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Charles Merrltteld was in Owosto Tuesday Johns appeared as maid of honor. She 80 acres on sec. 18, Bath, 81; q. c. sharp. before a class of boys, and that if a per ­ Chas Wlldt to Chas. Albert Wildt, 80 acres fect lesson was not prepared or the pro ­ and Wednesday ou business. was attired in a handsome white silk on sec. 13, DeWitt. $1; q. e. The entertainment Riven by Remenyi —The Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insur ­ per devout air carried etc., etc., that he Edith Dunn left Monday evening for a two and carried a bunch of pink roses. Miss Chas Albert Wlldt to Chas. Wlldt and wife, and his company Tuesday evening under ance Company of Clinton County has would receive some emharassing repre- weeks' vacation at Bay View. Mabel Voorhees, of Detroit, appeared 80 acres on sec. 13, DeWitt. $1: q c. as bride ’s maid. She was attired in Henry D. Smith and wife to Geo. W. Em­ the auspices of the Amphion Quartet, added 77 new members during the iuand. George Hall, of Reed City, spent last week mons, 12 acres on sec. 22, Bengal, $760. mouth of July. white silk and carried a most exquisite was a grand success. The audience was But this is all a dream, as Judge Da- with his aunt, Mrs. Jacob Barr. Laura L. Hammond to Peter Faudel, lot 10, —We invite attention to the annouuc- boll, for he it is, is no such man as Mrs. A. E. Dutcbcr went to Bay View Monday bunck of tea roses. block 13, Fowler, $.'0. large considering the warm evening, Frank Waldron officiated as best man, Edward T. Weale to George E. Weale, land ments of L. J. Calkins, Woodruff & this. The boys have enjoyed his in ­ to spend the rest of the summer. on sec. 29, Mapleton, $500. and made up in enthusiasm what it may Tromp aud Webber & Beck in our ad­ struction immensely, there being a full Mrs. G. E. Corbin and Miss Helen Corbit will and Edward C. Malotte and Alpheus Maria M. Pung et. al. to Anthony Smith, 80 McGraw as ushers, and Master Edwin have lacked in numbers. vertising columns. attendance every Sunday. There were go to Wequetonsing next Saturday. acres on sees. 3l and 32, Dallas, $2,000. but few scholars when first Mr. Daboll Mercer as ring-bearer. John H. Fedewo and wife to Ferdinand H. The company includes besides Mr. —Mrs. Dr. Garter lias changed her Mrs. Ricbard Hayes and child, of Ovid, are The bridal party entered the parlors Geiier, land on sec. 11. Fowler, $400. place of residence from the home of took the class, but the number has tri­ the guests of Dr. Knapp and family. Remenyi, as pianist, Mr. William pled since. These is a class enrollment while Miss Hortense Gillette play led Sauvlet and Louise M. Brehany, so­ Rev. Punches to Mrs. Parrish ’s, corner Mrs. Alice Outwater, of Llndenvllle, N. Y., is Mendeisshon ’s wedding march in her BUSINESS LOCALS of Lincoln and Ottawa streets. now of 18 , but only 12 are able to get visiting her sister, Mrs. O. J. Putman. prano. away. Thev are George Holton, Ed usual tine style. The bride was given Mr. Sauvlet captured the enthusiastic —Mrs. E. M. Smith, who has been Mrs. Ed. Weatberwax and daughter, Elbe, away by her father. Latest things just in in golf and cycle Hogan, Oliver Merrill, Willie Judd, are spending the healed term at Crystal Lake. audience in the urst number on the pro ­ confined to her bed witu fever for sev­ Howard Keeney, John Chick, Charlie The ceremonies were followed by a caps at Mrs. L. Canfield's. gram, by rendering on the piano eral weeks, is improving daily. Her and George Stephenson, Tom Spaulding, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fedewa and Mrs. Boucher reception, and most delicious retresh- Chopin's “Polonaise ” followed by “Cas­ daughter, Mrs. Metcalf, is still with her. and families are rusticating at Crystal Lake. ments were served to one hundred and Seymour Price, Paul Seibert, Claud Where l)o You Dine 1 cade” by E. Pauer. Mr. Sauvlet has a —The manager of the Remenyi con ­ Mrs. James M. Ballou and daughter, of Ot tiftv happv guests. Emmons, Tom and Jack Spaulding aud Persons looking for a good clean place, world-wide reputation and his perform ­ cert company here this week, readily Frank Valentine. sego, Mich., are guests of Mrs. W. W. Peck and The parlors were handsomly decorat­ ance last Tuesday evening has added to saw a bargain in a suit of clothes at family. ed with flowers, ferns and sweet peas, where good, wholesome and well-cooked The secret of Mr. Daboll ’s success as meals may be procured, should keep in his list of admirers the music loving Webber & Peck’s, aud purchased it for a manager of boys is that he always re­ Donald Stevenson is spending a few days of and the presents were numerous, hand ­ element of St. Johns. use. his vacation In the dome of Joseph Cook, some and useful. mind the fact that I have moved to the members that he was once a boy him- next room to my old quarters, which are Louise M. Brehany possesses a mag­ self, and any one who keeps that in mind Fowler. Among the guests were the grand ­ nificent voice of great volume aud A big Maccabee excursion and pic ­ parents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Luth ­ pleasanter, and where I shall be pleased nic is being arranged for at Grand can manage boys. The Judge has told Gen. O. L. Spaulding is expected home next sweetness and was called back several week for a short visit with his family and er Rumsey, of St. Johns. to meet my old friends and new patrons. Ledge early tnis mouth to be participat ­ interesting bibie and war stories each atts times during the evening. friends. The groom, Mr. Mallotte, is the mana ­ VV. II. W .
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