Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-05-13
G. q. Mack, the Jeweler.
Good weather for grasses.

Regular Rugs ana Rugs mace 10
order at WhittingtOns.
Mrs. Walter Flye of Central Lake is
guest Of relatives In our city.
Nj. M. Burnham wants 20 Horses and
Cows to pasture. No wire fence.
Go to Traverse City May Goth and
root for our High School Athletic
ASIA.
Miss Bertha Votruba is here from
Petoskey called by the illness OF her
sister.
Alabastine puts the finishing touch
on housecleaning. For sale by Stree
bel Bros.
Mrs. NJ. r. Heston Of CharlevOix
visited friends in East Jordan over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zitka spent a
week with friends in the Bohemian
settlement.
Miss Isaballe McLeese was the sue
cessful winner OF the 'Old Arkansaw"
Prize Puzzle.
Henry A. Mann of Boyne has pat
ented an expansive and contractive
pulley devise.
Miss Grace Keenholts, teacher at
Deer Lake school house, spent Sunday
with her parents.
Ed. Seaman and wife Of Bellaire
hays been guests Of East Jordan
friends for several days.
The owner of a spotted yearliDg
heifer can find it by paying for this
notice and her board bill.
Jesse Allen caught nine good sized
trout first of the week and placed
them i'm the tish-tank in display
window of his saloon.
Charles Farmer is here from Hor
tons Bay guest Of his sons Erie and
Arthur. He has leased his farm and
intends making East Jordan his flu
ture home.
Harry S. Otis has signed with Nor
ley Bros. OF Saginaw rs house manager
in the saddlery department Mr.. Otis
is well-known here and has share in
the Otis Bros. Harness Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Milford Of
Springvale have been guests Of friends
and relatives in our city the past
week. Mr.. Milford is prospecting
nicely in his business at above place
W.. Fl. Lanway has number of
Second Hand Organs which he wishes
70 dispose Of at once. They are in
excellent condition and prices are
right. See him at his siOre-the Jep-
son Building.
Dr. G.. A. Sweet is reno rating. re-
pairing and adding new furniture to
his suite Of Office rooms in TIL" East
Jordan LumberCO's block. DR.. Sweet
is a student Of the microscope and
intends to fit up place for profitable
study along that line during spare
moments-if he gets the moments.
The General Passenger Department
of the Grand Rapids & Indiana R'y
have issued handsome folder entitled
michigan In Summer" Beautiful
half-tones embellish its half-huhdred
pages and the cover is one OF the pref
tiest designs we have seen in many a
day.
Quite a crowd WAS out to the scheOl
meeting Monday evening. The mem
bers tie old school-boards were
practically unanimously chosen tO
succeed themselves, as follows: w.
p. Porter, II months; l.. A H"yt, A.
NJ Murphy, 26 months: :. G. Rogers,
w. E. Malpass, 38 months
The report comes from the fruit belt
of Michigan that all fruit buds are
uninjured, thus insuring for thu
coming season the largest crop ever
known All vine and small fruit has
had ample protection to insure an
enormous crop Of strawberries, rasp-
berries and blackberries.
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Mrs. Fred A. Murray died at heI
home near th,s citv, Monday, aged q
years. Deceased was eldest daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lanway and
was one Of he popular girls Of this
vicinity. Funeral services were held
frem the house Wednesday afternoon
and interment made in Jones GENE
terv. Before her death, Mrs. MURRAY