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

	NORTH GROVE
	Mrs. Chas. Shaw is seriously ill.
	Mrs. Wm. Sweet has been very sick.
	Geo. Beardsley has moved into the old Sheppard house.
	Rev. Moffatt, of Fostoria, filled Elder Walker’s place here Sunday.
	The infant child of A. Beardsley and wife was buried last Sunday.
	The young ladies aid gave an Easter supper at Irving James’ last Saturday evening. The proceeds amounted to $3.

	PRAIRIE GLEANINGS
	People are beginning to plow and get ready for spring crops.
	Mrs. Libbie Hemstreet visited her brother in Bay City over Sunday.
	Scott Graham has moved from the Zuehlke farm to one near Caro.
	One of Will Meads cows hooked three of his horses, causing the death of one of them.

	ELVA
	Mrs. Spears is still very low.
	Mrs. John Dennis is still very low.
	Wm. Sweat was in Vassar last week.
	Mrs. F. French is among the sick ones.
	Ira See was in Millington on Monday.
	Mrs. Jas. Ketchem, of New York and Mrs. John Curtiss, of Owosso, and Mrs. V. Carl are visiting their parents James Spears and wife.

	ARBELA
	Rev. John Lounds is conducting services.
	Mrs. Emma Hall entered into rest on Wednesday, after ten years of suffering.
	Miss Bertha Ash will begin teaching her summer term of school on Monday next near Millington.
	Mr. J. B. Garland fell against the manger while milking a frisky cow and injured his side quite severely.

Contributed by Bonnie J. Petee

September 1998

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