Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-06-24

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Screen Doors and Window Screens
at Stroebel Bros.
Mrs. III. G. SwafrOrd is guest of her
daughter in Kaska.
Atty A. B. Nicholas is at Lansing
this week on business.
Miss La Verne Crossman is guest of
Grand Rapids and Lansing friends.
A. Couturicr salesman at Sherman
g. Sons. has been quite i'll the past
fortnight.
The Maccabees of East Jor Ian and
Boyne have extended their MEMBER
ship contest so days.
VIM. Harrington and j. " Rogers
attended the G.. A. r. encampment
at Traverse City this week.
Miss Cora Lorraine returned latter
part Of last week from fortnights'
visit with friends In Southern NJ ichi
gan.
Play ball on July 4th or else be pre-
pared TO yell for your favorites-there
will be something doing at the Base
Ball Park.
Charles Bush and family moved
their household goods To CharlevOiX
this Friday, where Mr. Bush has en-
ployment,
A new delivery wagon is what
Bowen & Kenny are sporting this
week. It was built at f. Korthase'S
factory and is a credit to that lnstitu-
ton.
The ID. & G. R'y change TO their
summer schedule July End. Trains
will then leave East Jordan at $40
a, m. and 2:2O p. m. Leaving Fred eric
at 200 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
The M. E. Ladies Aid will give a
lawn social next Wednesday evening,
June 2Sth, at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robertson. Ice cream and cake
seryed. All are invited TO attend.
Jake Fielstra, aged l3 years, was
drowned in intermediate Lake near
Ellsworth. Sunday. Burial took place
Tuesdayin the Boss cemetery, Banks
township He was son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Frelstra, formerly of this
city.
Frank NOvess OF Rose City has been
here for some time buying up barrel
hoops. Quite little industry has
been started on VIM. Benefits farm
where force of six TO twelve men are
employed turning out the above
article
n. BOosingPr, here guest Of his sons
and daughters, returned to Lansing,
Tuesday, called thither by the death
Of c. Hurd. son-in-law Mr.. Hurd
was formerly associated with Fred f..
Boosingeri in the mercantile business
! in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Allen, parents of
Mrs. A. b. Nicholas, returned from
their winters visit in Georgia, Friday
evening last. Mr.. Allen finds that
President Roosevelt is intensely pop
ular throughout the south and. IN
talking Of the matter. predicts that
in the dear future the southern demo-
Gratis and northern republicans will be
united. So mote II be.
Robert Neill was up before Justice
Botsinger on Monday charged with
assault and battery upon his sster-in-
law. Harriet NELL. They got into
an altrecation over pasture and the
lady claimed that Nell attacked hel
with an ak, bruising and cutting her
quite badly. The Justice fined him
$40 and costs, amounting altogether &c
$l3.35.
Mrs. Lucretia Dahn died at hel
home near here Saturday last, aged
81 years. Funeral services were held
Monday, Rev. Il. K. Yost conducting
same. Interment was made in the
East Jordan Cemetery. Deceased has
been sufferer from heart trouble AND
dr0psy. She leaves husband and TWO
children.
Henry G. Renard Of Mangum, Ok
lahoma. arrived in town Thursday
and Is guest of his parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Reason Renard and sister, Mrs
MA. McHale. Mr.. Renard is former
well-known business man of our city
and has been absent eleven years. HC
Is accompanied by Mr.. aud Mrs. L. s
Noble-a banker of that city. The
party intend staying here for couple
Of months.
The Two Kentucky Girls "Sweet
Singers from the South" who have
been featured as one Of the best high
Class singing acts playing the high
class Vaudeville Houses of the Keith
Proctor and Castle circuits i'm the
largest cities have been engaged as
special feature with the Snider &
Nella Speciality Company. At Love.
day Opera House next Friday and
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