Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1904-04-23

iting at the home of his uncle Ar
thony Nachazel.
The new rates on the G.. r. Il l.
makes quite reduction on fares be-
tween here and the south.
Now is your chance; % per cent
discount on Reed Rockers while they
last. At e. ii. Whittington's
Catholic Ladies sewing circle will
meet next thursday April 2Sth at
the home Of Mrs. M. Quinn.
We will furnish your house, from
basement to attic, at prices that will
astonish you, at the New Furniture
Store.
Miss Ruzena Stewart, at Old Mis-
sion Mich, is home again and with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r..
Stewart.
Dennis Rogers, asst book keeper at
the East Jordan Lumber Cos offices.
has rented the dwelling Of w. H.
Marshall.
Mrs. A. M. Haight is visiting Tole-
do friends. Mr.. Haight returned from
that place on Tuesday, where he had
been called on business.
Will d. Meyer, director of Kalkas-
ka Military Band, together with wife
and little son, were guest Of the form
er's brother, Otto H., during the week.
Only a Hat, yet it is the finishing
touch of woman's attire, If you
want something up-to-date call at
Miss A. M, Kneale's Millinery parlors.
FOR SALE: One draw, drop head
Singer Sewing machine. Used short
time. Good as new. Will be sold very
cheap for cash, or on time. Hackett
& Smith.
Virgil Walling Of Jordan Town
ship sold his farm and intends moving
to the southern part of the state,
Mr.. Walling is one Of Antrim Co s
good farmers and we're sorry to see
him go.
Patrons of our popular Opera House
will have treat next week Thursday
night when the Hunt Stock Go. COM
ences a three nights engagement, with
matinee on Saturday D. m.
Prices will be 10, 20 and 80 cents
Box seats 40 cents.
Miss Myrtle Howard left Tuesday
last for Los Angeles, California. En-
route she will visit her friend, Miss
Harriet Hoyt at Chicago. Miss Myrtle
will be missed very much among her
friends. We join in wishing her
very pleasant trip and hearty well
come home at the end of the year,
when she is to return.
Our popular merchant. Fred f.
Boosinger, will hereafter be entitled
to the title of Attorney. At the meet
ing Of the State Board of EXamin ers
for admission TO practice law in this
state, last week, Mr.. Boosnger passed
the examination with honor. He has
always been Of studious nature and
this but attests to the ability OF the
man
A deal went through first of the
week whereby j. j. Votruba retires
from the firm of Bowen 81 VotruDa,
John Kenny, our popular drayman,
taking his place in the firm. Mr..
Votruba's reasons for retiring were Oh
account of his health, which has not
not been the best. latterly. Mr.. Ken
ney is one Of our substantial business
men and we predict utmost success
for the firm of Bowen & Kennev.
Last Thursday afternoon, at the
home of Mrs. ID. Crothers. Mesdames
Cook and Wiesman rendered Mrs. II.
Mitchell-late Of Chicago-a very
pleasant farwell surprise before she
departed for her home in Oddensberg
New York. Some twenty ladies were
present. The ladies through Mrs. &.
L. Lorraine, presented her with an
elegant engraved berry spoon as to-
ken of old-time remembrance. Mrs.
Mitchell gave very happy response.
assuring them that East Jordan
friends would be first and last in her
thoughts in her new home. Dainty
refreshments were served.