Charlevoix county herald., 1905-01-28
"a Hidden Crime"
G.. e.. Mack, the Jcweler.

LauRu al l'uT uusounu oiu stoI'cs'
Born co Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Randall,
Sunday Iast, son.
sAit'y +. e BOOslnger was Charlie
voix business visitor first OF the week.
Mack. the Jeweler, has complete
stock Of Watches, and at right prices.
What a disagreeable world THIS
would be III people were perfectly can
did.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Wiesman have
returned from visit with Farwell
friends.
Atty A. b. Nicholas was called to
CharlevoiX first Of the week by legal
matters.
Ladies should call on Madd ,ugh the
Tailor for the finest Spring Suits OBJ
tainable in this city.
Some men think the world owes
them living. while some others are
satisfied If IL gives them a chance to
make anassignment.
Atty J. Ernest Converse returned
from Lapeer Monday evening. His
father who was very sick man, is
somewhat improved.
MOUNTING 9oARD.-FOr the conven-
fence Of number OF our patrons who
wish TO use mounting board for Kodak
WORK we have put in a supply to retail
at l0c per sheet size of sheet % by rs
inches The Herald.
George w. Lawhead died suddenly
last Friday OF heart disease. Deceased
was aged 81 years and an old soldier.
Funeral was held Monday from the
Methodist chur h Rev. r. f. Yost
officiating anu intsrment made in the
East Jordan Cemetery under auspices
OF the local Grand Army Post. A wife
and two children are left to mourn his
loss.
The Disturbance club Of East Jor-
dan enjoy ed sleigh ride to Charltvoix
last SATURDAY. aud were royalty enter
tanned by Mrs. Bridge. Covers were
laid for fifteen. A bOuntIful dinner
and supper and Jolly time held and
an invitation was extended 10 come
again as soon as navigation opens.
Mrs Mech. Mrs Nichols. and Mrs.
Paddock OF Charlevox and Mrs Hob
bier Of PelOskey were also guests.
Mrs. G.. A. Sweet and mothpr, Mrs
y. Scott. gave very pleasant after
noon party at Mrs. Sweets home.
wenty ladies b ing present Fancy
work wa' brought nd discussed.
Mildred Sweet played tho violin az
comran'ed by her mother on the pi no.:
Mrs. ID Rogers sang solo; Mrs. G..
Brown played an instrumental: Mrs.
| w. j. Smith recited. A poem was
then given to write and Mrs ID. G..
Loveday carri' d off tn" prize. A very
nice lunch was served.
Mrs Mary Brinkman died at her
home in Chicago Sunday last The
remains were bought here for inter
ment. same taking place Thursday
morning from the Catholic church
Rev FIR. Alexander officiating and in
terment made / Catholic cemetery
Deceased was daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Kcnn0y of this city. Her hus-
band died only a few months ago while
in the west. Will Kenney, a brother
OF deceased, went to Chicago and ac-
companicd the remains home. Two
little children are left orphans.
Alarm Clocks at Mack's.
Judge Frederick W. Mayne Of Char
levoix passed through the city en- route
!, for Manistee, where he will convene
the circuit court OF the nineteenth
judicial district today which. through
the action OF the Manistee delegation,
is at present in deadlock. without a
judge owing to the walkout of the
delegai ion at the convention which
met TO nominate circuit Judge to
succeed Judge McAlvay elected to the
supreme bench. Governor Warner
called up Judge Mayne by phone and
asked III he could ii | the vacancy tenn
porarily until Feb "a. when the con
yention will again make an effort to
place q candidate in nomination The
adjourned session of the thirteenth
judicial district convenes on the 3lst
inst in this city and between the two
courts Judge Mayne will have little
rest from bench duty.-Travers City
Record.
California Prune waters. natures
cure for all bowel troubles. Ac,
promptly without pain or inconveni
ence. 100 for 25 cente. Ask YOU
Druggist. For sale at warne's Phar-
macy.
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