Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-06-03
G. &. Mack. the Jeweler.

At StrOebrl Bros.
Effective, durable, fsvorably priced.
AT Boosingsr Bros.
DR.. f. Fl. Wicks ond wife Of Charlie
voix were East Jordan visitors. Sun
day
Land Plaster makes nice lawns ana
productive gardens. At Stroebel
Bros.
New cement walk going down In
front Of the Unconstitutional
Block.
Miss Isabelle McLeese left Friday
morning for her home In Oivet, where
she spends the summer.
About twenty Lady Maccabees Of
Central Lake paid the local Hive a
visit last Friday evening.
E. A. Lewis Is receiving daily a
complete line of Fruits and Vegetab-.
les. IT YOU want something fresh
along these lines give him acal.
Gail Ward was neither absent nor
tardy the past year from the Chad
dock District School; Karl Heller was
not absent nor tardy for the past three
months.
Don't let the children suffer. II
they are fretful. peevish and cross,
give them HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. The best baby tonic known.
Strength and health follow it's use.
35 cents. For sale by f. G. Warne.
A pleasant surprise party was given
Andrew j. Kline last Saturday even
ing, the occasion being that gentle
mans birthday anniversary. Some
half-hundred friends attended, ice
cream and cake was served, and Mr.
Kline was presented with handsome
oak rocker to remember the occasion
by.
Restful prices to the tired purse.
At Boosinger Bros.
Miss LoL A. Rice finished her term
OF school at South Arm District No. |
last Friday and on Saturday the school
made an excursion to CharlevoiX on
the Str. Hum. Among the places
visited there were the greenhouses
where the proprietor gave each one
of the pupils a beautiful carnation) the
electric light and water works plants,
and were taken through the life-sav-
ing station and to the top Of the light
house.
We are again reminded that we
meet but TO part Our cOngenial
friends and neighbOrs Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
L. Rogers have recently moved to
Bellaire. Their sojnurn with us has
been pleasant to US. Many are the
places that will miss them. More
especially the music circle. On the
eve of their departure friends filled
the pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs, E.
j. Crossman to do them honor. Cards
were played, prizes being awarded to
L. A Hoyt and Mrs. d. L. Rogers.
Delicious refreshments were served
and thus our loss will be gain TO our
sister city -Poinsetta.
Prices are emphatic. At Boosting
e. Bros
The announcement made from the
appropriation committee rooms a,
Lansing that it will not be possible Il
hold the appropriations for the coming
| fxuf. NIT n , hn In 70 nc ho m
preparation total of two years ago
may be somewhat disappointing but
it is not at all surprising. Michigan
has grown and developed as rapidly
} within the past two years as during
: any similar period in It's history, anr
D ii is not to be wondered at that iJ
+. public requirements have increas ed
1t is not SO important from tn
peoples point of view that only Ger
tain number of dollars shall I've previd
ed for state expenditure as that what
ever number of dollars are so provided
shall be economically and honestly ex
pended.
G. l.. Sage, the painter and paps
hanger, will tell you what it will cos
to do your painting; sign writing ant
frescoing a speciality.
If you want one Of those dand,
Folding Go Carts or Baby Carriages a
WhittingtOns come now, they are go
ing like hot cakes.
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