KINTNER

Contributed by Bonnie J. Petee. Extracted from the, "Tuscola Advertiser," Thursday, April 18, 1895.

	KINTNER
	Mrs. John Hunter returned home after a visit with her son Will, who has been very ill.
	Cards are out announcing the marriage of J. C. Purdy to Miss Anna Kirk, both of Unionville.
	Mrs. Phoebe Kintner returned from her two months stay in Sturgis, where she has been receiving treatment for internal cancer. Her many friends hope for her speedy recovery.
	On Thursday, April 11^th, at the home of the bride, Elmer Jamieson and Miss Sarah Kirk were united in marriage by Rev. S. R. McClerkin, of the R. P. church of Fairgrove, of which bride and groom are both members. Robt. Kirk, a brother of the bride, acted as groomsman, and Miss Sadie R. Kirk, as bridesmaid. The wedding march was played by Mrs. O. Jamieson. The bride was dressed in white silk. Only the immediate relatives of the bride and groom were present. They will at once commence housekeeping near her father’s home. The young couple are among the most respected in Fairgrove and all join in extending congratulations.

	SILVERWOOD
	April showers.
	Mrs. M. Corliss now occupies her own house.
	J. D. Arcy is build a house on his south 40.
	H. Calkins has enlarged his blacksmith shop.
	R. Wilson has his new house nearly completed.
	H. Chapin is building a house south of the church.
	Milton McLeese and family have returned from Montana.
	Married on the 10^th, John Seyforth to Maggie McPherson.
	Mrs. Wheelock and Mrs. Hubbell are both on the sick list.
	George B. Smith has sold his farm to a Mr. Lush of Lapeer.
	J. Merrills is teaching the spring term of school at this place.
	The Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs. L. Merles April 24^th.
	The Regular review of the L. O. T. M will be held Friday, April 26^th.
	The Regular review of the L. O. T. M will be held Friday, April 26^th.