Press enter after choosing selection

Rawsonville

Rawsonville image
Parent Issue
Day
17
Month
March
Year
1899
Copyright
Public Domain
OCR Text

Rawsonville.

Wm, Prince has moved on the Worden farm.

Willis Oliver has moved on Benjamin Covert's farm.

Most farmers have hired their help at prices ranging from $16 to $18.

This and next week closes the winter term of most of the country schools.

The Rawsonville school closes with a social for the benefit of the library.

Messrs. Dovie, South, Whitman & Hales have moved from Rawsonville.

Robert Fell has left the woolen mill and gone to work for Mr. Russel on the Peter Dickerson farm.

The Stony Creek school closes next week Friday night with an entertainment. Proceeds to go towards a library.

Mrs. Sarah Slaght and niece Nellie Whipple, of Northville have been spending a few weeks with friends in this vicinity.

The roads which in some sections have been impassible save by improvised by-roads and temporary bridges are improving much to the satisfaction of the public.

Mrs. M. E. Freeman had a horse killed Monday afternoon. It became unmanageable at the approach of an electric car and threw itself so that it hit its head against a post. It was driven by the hired man who should have been home several hours before.