Taken from, "The Tuscola Advertizer," February 21, 1895. Contributed by Debbie Spencer - Axtman

	Gagetown is afflicted just now with German measles.
	N. C. Monroe, of Caro City, was a caller in town Tuesday.
	_____ Hennessey is laid up with inflammatory rheumatism.
	Mrs. John Etherington died Sunday morning of heart disease.
	Our dramatic club is to be reorganized on a more stable compact.
	Leslie Purdy and Will Carr Sundayed at the formers home in Caro.
	R. S. Brown and wife were the guests of I. Waidley and wife on Friday.
	Mrs. J. L. Purdy visited at her parents at home at Cass City Wednesday.
	A. J. Palmer was in Detroit Wednesday attending the state convention.
	Dr. W. E. Lathrop, of Sebewaing, was in town Monday on a professional call.
	Mr. Dickinsbeets, of Caro, and J. W. Davis, of Detroit, were in town Tuesday.
	Mrs. A. Klein and Mrs. S. Johnson were in Cass City on business Tuesday.
	The Gagetown dramatic club will give the G. A.R. boys a free entertainment in the near future.
	Henry Webber, of Cass City, was in town Tuesday in the interest of their ___ elevator enterprise.
	Dr. Morris was called to Oliver Saturday to set the broken arm of the ten year old son of Spencer Gerome.
	Lewie Fournier has a big contract getting out lumber in Columbia swamp for J. C. Liken and Co. of Sebewaing.
	Wm. McKenzie, of Cass City, has the contract of building the office to the McGeorge Elevator and has the structure about completed.
	Comrad Theo. Burden has offered the G. A. R. boys the use of his house for their meeting until they can secure quarters more convenient.
	The No. 2 mail train did not get released from the drift at the Pigeon Monday afternoon, and No. 5 freight and No. 3 Passenger north bound, had to lay up all night also at the Pigeon, but got released about noon Tuesday and No. 1 passed south at 12:30 p.m.

July 1998

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