Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-04-21

Kenny's.
= Sell your old Gold and Silver I
y Mack. the Jeweler.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Van Steer
burg, a son, Monday.
Sweet peas and nasturtiuDs 4
bulk at Stroebel Bros.
Louis Tess, here from Saginaw thi
week guest Of relatives.
See new Spring line Of Neckwear a
East Jordan Lumber Co.'S.
MSssers Robert and Henry PrIngl
were Boyne City visitors, Tuesday
Mrs. Roy Lancaster and children
returned from their Central LAX,
visit, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Roof were her,
from Boyne over Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Brant.
Stanley Macarthur left Monday fo
the 500, where he expects to ship or
one OF the boats there.
The family of Sandy Dean are now
residents Of East Jordan, moving from
Central Lake this week,
Get your seats reserved for Laugh
lin, Prince Of Magic" at Boosinger's
next Monday afternoon.
The Greatest Bargain of the season
300 Rocking Chairs going at 20 pei
cent of for cash. O. Fl. Wilmington
George W. Kate and Miss Harriet L.
Hunt were united IN marriage Tues.
day by Justice f. E. Boosinger at his
home.
There are some women who can't
say that they saw cow without relat.
ing what dress they had on when they
saw 1t.
What has become of the old fashion
ed man who always asked his tall
friends, Flows the weather I'D
there?"
When woman moves out Of a small
town. 1t Is said In the notice of regret
over her going that she was always a
helpful woman In the church."
r. f. Steffes has moved his frame
dwelling from the proposed site of the
new French dwelling, 10 a lot on
North Main-st and will rebuild.
The word "fuuuy" being exclusively
applied OF late to the colored sheet in
a newspaper, no longer means any
thing that will cause any one to laugh.
Monte Cristo," the lecture to be
given by Rev. George Allan at Love-
day Opera House takes place Friday,
May 4th. Tickets for same now on
sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Smith return
ed first Of the week from Dowagiac
where they have spent the winter.
and will again make Erst Jordan their
home.
Mrs. George Allan IS preparing
papers on Mission Life to be given by
her at the W. F. M. Society meet at
Boyne City and the Bay View Camp
Meetings.
You can ALWAYS tell the mood of the
whlstling fellows; If they are feeling
good, they whistle lively tune. but
II they are feeling tough, they whistle
a slow, sober tune.
The women,s magazines; and wo-
mems departments in newspapers,
treat women as though the, were
Children, and simple minded at that.
A late publication intended to greatly
benefit women, prints an article head
ed: How to wash dishes.,'
A barber advertiscs: "lf you want
your soup strainers pruned. we will
block them out In any pattern lip.
ticker, fantails, blllygoat or peacher.
mos. Haircuts of all kinds, wooley
"illies to ring-arOund-a-rosey. Bars
washed without extra charge"
A stranger In the city who evidently
read of the closing Of the pool rooms
and similar places TO students. last
winter. remarked, Yesterday that he
expected to find this one of the model
cities In the state, and was greatly
surprised to find the boys visiting
these places seemingly without re-
stralnt or fear of consequences. The
spasm OF enforcing the law which was
generally understood to be an out
come from the revival movement. suf-
fered the fate OF 80 many reform
movements unless there Is a deter
mined permanent organization to
keep the matter In hand. -Petoskey
Record
The principal criticism made against
the details of the primary election law.
that II requires the mem bers OF each |
party TO nominate their own can
ddates, is somewhat surprising, to say
the least. When was 1t ever ass umed
that any other requirement or per-