Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-10-14
Wedding Rings at Maek's.

chicago Trip.
Miss Helen Stone, here from Boyne
first of the week.
For the Largest and Best Variety of
Smokes i'm town. go TO Coy's.
We are carrying large and we'll
selected stock of Confectionery. e.
A. Lewis.
Miss Mabel Malpass is taking a
course at the Mt. Pleasant State
Normal.
Mrs. &. II. Wilmington entertained
Mrs. Edith Hale of Pellston, first Of
the week.
Our entire stock of Wall Paper is
being closed ont at % per cent. Off
G. II. huntington.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Shapton return
ed first of the week from their vaca-
tion trip 10 Chicago and ST. Louis.
Jos. Zoulek was at Deward this
week, where he has the construction
and repairing of some bridges for the
ID. x G. R'y.
For SALE: Ten copies OF Appel
tons Annual Cyclopaedia, bound in
sheepskin and in excellent condition.
See MRS w. G. HARE.
Carl Whiteford, U. S. A., here guest
of his parents, rejolns his company
this month and next month goes will
his regiment TO the Philippines.
Bert l.. Lorraine. foreman Of the
East Jordan Enterprise, is in the city
on an extended trip which will take
him through the west.-Traverse
City Record.
Percy F., son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bolser Of Echo township, died Tues
day Of cholera infantum,- aged seven
months Funeral services, conducted
by Rev. A lien, were held Wednesday
East Jordan NAV not be surprised to
see people here from surrounding
towns to buy Furniture. We certain
ly have got the largest Furniture
Store in Northern Michigan and. &C
cording TO all accounts, the lowest
prices.
G.. w. Sherwood returned from
Kalkaska Monday, having leased his
barber shop there. f.. F., who has
been here for several weeks, left Tues
day for Kalkaska and on his return
to East Jordan will be accompanied
by his wife who has been detained
there caring for her mother, who is
sick.
Members of the Protective Home
Legion. |. o. O. F., and Rebekahs, To
the number of fifty, went down on the
T.. J. & S. to Chestonia, Saturday
evening, to help Mr.. and Mrs. j. II
Kocher celebrate his birthday ami
versary. Plenty OF refreshments were
taken along, all the good old games
were played, and most enjoyable
evening spent.
DEAR EDITOR:-Last "Wednesday
night was Annual Meeting OF the
Board Of Trade-An organization
through which we have already pro-
cured several valuable industries and
whose combined Efforts could bring US
many more blessings. There were
| present three members. Where were
| the other enthusiastic citizens.
Where the ambitious business men 81
our town? Where were the eve
news-seeking editors who are always
anxious and willing TO boost our towr
and lend d helping hand? Where were
the seven absent officers? Was it mo-
their DUTY TO be present? Can th'
enterprising citizens of our prnsperou
little town afford to let pass Dy tn,
opportunities which can be derived b,
such important meetings? Let us al
turn out next Monday night whel
another meeting is called, lend help
ing hand. wake up to take advantag
of our opportunities and reap some o
the benefits gained by our unitet
efforts.-A CITIZEN.
Beautify your complexion, witt
little cost. If you wish smooth
clear, creamlike complexion, ros
cheeks, laughing eyes, Take HOLSTER
Rocky Mountain Tea, greatest beauti
| fer known a cents WARNEi
PHARMACY.
Get Fire Insurance Policy Of f. A
Kenyon and be sure OF prompt settle
mcntS.
Please call for your Framed Picture
al Whittington's.