Oakland County MI Archives News.....CLARKSTON June 21, 1910
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THE PONTIAC PRESS GAZETTE June 21, 1910
 
  First Two Paragraph's Unreadable
  Mrs Ina Mapes of Pontiac called on 
friends here Friday evening.
  Misses Helen Moon and Mattit
Schoof of Orion attended the party
here Friday evening.
  Walter Green of Detroit visited his
father H. Green, Friday.
  Andrew Bauer of Pontiac was in
town Friday.
  William Howser of Seymour Lake
was a business caller here Saturday.
  Miss Eta Finlayson of Detroit visit-
ed friends here Friday.
 Roger Sweet of Orion was here Fri-
day evening in attendance at the 
dance.
  Misses Henrietta and Katherine
Voorheis of Sashabaw visited friends
here Saturday evening.
  Sidney Miller Jr., of Springfield 
was in town Saturday.
  Robert Trim of Pontiac visited his
parents here Friday evening.
  (Unreadable) and Mrs. Hubble have 
moved into (Unreadable) Mrs. Kerton's 
house on Church (Unreadable).
  G.W. Bailey was in town on busi-
ness Saturday.
  Mr. and Mrs. William Baldwin and 
son Harvey, and Mr. and Mrs. George
White and children were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Jank Sunday.
  Henry Krohn and J. P. Lelberman
of Detroit visited at Mrs. Sarah Joss-
man's Sunday.
  J.P. Dick and Miss Eva McClellan
were Royal Oak visitors recently.
  Otto Benaway of Orion was in town
Friday.
  Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walton and
daughter, Alice, of Springfield were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Beardsly
Saturday.
  Next Paragraph Unreadable
  Mrs. John McMahon was called to
Flint Monday by the serious illness
of her son. Don, who is working there.
  Mr. and Mrs. Frank Teggedline visit-
ed at Lewis Galigan's Sunday.
  Miss Irene Dickson has returned
home after visiting friends in Detroit
for a few days.
  Mr. and Mrs. Floyed Lowery and
sons, Sherman and Ray, spent Sunday
at Groveland.
  Miss Ida Pierce has returned home
after spending several days nursing at
Groveland.
  The Joseph C. Bird chapter, O. E. S.
No 294, will not hold any meetings till
the regular meeting in September.
  Patrolman Frank Smith has returned
to his home in Detroit after visiting
Edgar Dickerson for a few days.
  Jacob Petty and William Knox were
business callers at Owosso Monday.
  A. C. Smith returned to Detroit 
Tuesday after visting his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Smith.
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For Sale - Car of carriages and driv-
ing wagons. Manufactured by Flint
Wagon Works.  E. A. Urch.


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