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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-01-20
WILSON.

Our January thaw began Monday
with rain and ended up with bliz-
Znrd.
Mrs. George Hayner and Mrs. IT..
Ensign Of East Jordan were guests at
Charles Hudkin one day last week.
Earl Henderson has gone to work
for G.. Haynor in East Jordan for the
remainder of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert SEYMOUR are the
proud parents. Of young son that
came to their home last Thursday.
There will be another dance at the
Grange Hall in Wilson on the evening
Of February 22nd for the benefit OF
Wilson Grange.
A load of grangers from Wilson at
tended Pomona meeting at Boyne
City last Thursday and report very
enjoyable time.
Charles Hudkins'and family visited
at g. Hayner's in East Jordan the
lTSb VI JuC WSCh. NIsS Oidbyo IC-
NAMED for a short visit with her
grandparents.
Edward Brintnall, who has been
very deaf for several years, has recent
ly procured pair of patent ear-drums
bv which he is enabled To hear very
distinctly any ordinary conversation.
Olin d. Smith, our Township Treas
urer, wishes 10 announce that he will
be in East Jordan at Bowen & Kenny S
market every Saturday during Fcbru-
airy to receive taxes for Wilson Tow u.
ship. Tax payers will please remem-
Der the dates.
The officers of Wilson Grange were
Installed last Saturday evening.
Nathan Liscum. one of the delegates
to State Grange, acted as installing
officer, and gave an interesting talk
on State Grange. Later ia the even.
ing visiting members were present
from South Arm, Peninsula and Deer
Lake Oranges. During the lecture
hour the subject Of patronizing home
merchants was discussed with much
interest by the members.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-01-20

Ferty years ago Robert r. Lee was
offered the presidency of the Northern
Life Insurance Company at a salary
large enough for those days. He
wrote thatNSe hadn't the ability. or
tho experience to command such a
salary He was told that his name
was worth it. "What influence 1
have with the Southern people is not
for sale" said Lee. That ended the
negotiations.
Rev. Father Alexander DoreDkem-
per o. f. NJ. who has been the
missionary pastor here for several
years, has been granted six months
leave of absence. owing to III health,
and is at the Franciscan hospital at
Peoria. Ill. On several occasions dur
ing the i'll health of Father Alexander
Rev. Fathor Ewald, o. f. M. assistant
pastor at ST. James, has otficiated
here. he was so well liked that the
church petitioned the Provincial for
his appointment TO this mission,
which includes East Jordan. Last
week the committee was notified by
Father Cyrlac. head of the Petoskey
Monastery, that the petition had been
granted. Father Ewald is "a young
priest, Of pleasing address and good
ability. He is now at St, James,
CharlevOix Sentinel.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-01-20
MASONIC HOME Day.

The Eastern Star Of the State are
desirious Of adding a hospital 10 the
Masonic Home at Grand Rapids and
In accordance with their desire the
Grand w. M. OF the O. e. s. has re-
|quested each local chapter to observe
the 29th day Of January as "Masouic
Home Day" and hold some sort OF an
entertainment TO raise money for that
purpose. The o. e. s. OF East Jor-
dan invite the members of the Blue
Lodge an6 their wives TO meet with
them on that evening for general
good time. Don't forget the object
nor your pocket books.-CoMMITTEE.
Each guest is requested to come rep
resentfng the title of some we'll
known book.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-01-20

Leave your Laundry at Mack S
Jewelry Store. Satisfaction guaran-
teed.
1t invigorates, strengthens and
builds up: 1t keeps you in condition
physically, mentally and morally.
That's what HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea will do. 30 cents, Tea or
Tablets. At Warne's Pharmacy.
A great fall and still no one has
been hurt, excepting Empey Bros ,
who are Strengthening children's Cut
tiers and Sleighs. All at cost.
PInesalve is the best Salve for sores,
burns, bOils. letter. ecZe ma, skin dis
eases and piles. Sold by Warne's
Pharmacy.
Try our Emblem &C DDS, Flour,
Buckwheat. Tomatoes, Baking Pow
der, Coffee and Tea. f. A. Lewis.
1t is difficult to cure cough or free
yourself from the disconforts Of a
cold unless You move the bowels.
Bees Laxatiye Iknev and Tar acts
on the bowels and drives all cold out
OF the system. For Group, Whoop-
ing ough, Colds. and all Lung and
Bronchial affections, no remedy is
equal TO the original Bees Laxative
Hopey and Tar. A LiquidCold Cure.
Sold by Warne's Pharmacy.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-01-20

Attention is being called TO the
fact that the question of calling a
convention TO revise the constitution
of our state will be voted upon at the
coming April election. This is one of
the NEST important matters that the
voters OF Michigan have recently act
ed upon, or will be called to act upon,
and it should receive the attention
which It's Importance deserves. That
the registration of voters preliminary
to further use of the new primary cleo
tion law will occur at the same time
and place, is further fact that gives
added interest and importance to the
coming first Monday in April.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-01-20
Coy's for Chocolates.

Coy Tor CnocOldJeS.
Mrs. Mortimer Hite is cnnvalescing
Loren Button, here from Finkton
Thursday.
1t takes bat minutes to serve q
first class meal at THE Inn.
We are in the market for a quantity
ST Corn Fodder. -Malpass' hardware,
about 10 a. m. or p. m. take cur
OF hot Coffee and Doughnuts at rHr
INN.
Bellaire has organized Board OF
Trade, with an initial membership OF
fifty.
Mr. and Mrs. George Frost intend
spending the balance OF the winter In
California.
Leave your Laundry at Mack's
Jewellery Store any time before Wed
nesday noon.
They are going to cut salaries on
the Panama canal commission. Why
not "cut the canal" for change?
Rojestyensky has been telling how q
British feet waited to give him the
final blow If Togo failed. Rojestyen-
sky, it will be remem bered, was
wounded In the head.
Miss Matte O'Brien relinquishes
her work at the East Jordan post
office, to-day. She goes TO her horne
at Charlevolx fer a fortnight, and
thence TO Detroit where she takes uI
the study of stenography.
The funeral of M. A. MCIIale, whose
death was reported in last issue OF
The Herald. was held Monday morn.
ing from the house. Rev. George f.
Allan conducting the services and
interment was made IN tho East Jor-
dan Cemetery.
NJ. M. Burnham received letter
from the Seed Company %ho propose
to build warehouse here, in which
it is practically settled that the ware
house will be built Their agent
Messrs. Stroebel Bros, have been hard
at work securing contracts and the
outlook is very encouraging.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church
on Sunday next, Jan'y Dist, the Rev.
George e. A Ian will discourse on the
following topics: Morning 1890,
Studies of the Life of Jesus Christ.
Sermon No. 6. 1.-THE Return to This
World" Evening 7 o'clock, "By Be-
ing Controlled by Unseen Powers OF
Evil" Everybody invited.
George w. Allan died Saturday last
of pneumonia, aged So years. De-
ceased was we'll known citizen OF
this vicinity. holding several offices
Of trust He was an officer in the
Forester's which lodge, together with
Rev. George K. Allan, had charge OF
the funeral services, same taking place
at the South Arm Grange hall with
intcrment in the Jones cemetery.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-01-20
HOW's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
F.J. CHENEY, & CO., Toledo. o.
We. the Undersigned have known +. J.
Cheney for che last is years. and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transac-
tons and financially able TO carry out any
obligations made by his firm.
WALDING. KTNEAr & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent
free. Price 20 cents per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation,
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-01-20
Brie3s Of me Week
Montayille Flowers.

Montayille Flowers.
Merchant Of Venice"
Leave your Laundry at Mack S
Jewslry Store.
Frank Martinez was here from
Central Lake this week
Considerable sickness is prevailing
here abouts. Principally lung trouble.
The heavy snowfall the past few
days caused some trouble TO the rail
ways.
Go to Coy's for Candies Of any de-
scription. A full line of the best on
hand.
We do not serve Chop Suey, but we
use Chopped Suet in all our Soups at
THE INN
A series Of entertainments are to be
given under the auspices of the High
School pupils; full particulars next
week.
Bowen Il Kenny are minus safe.
They wanted to use some valuables in
IL at once; couldn't yet it open. so had
to tear it TO pieces. 1t cost about
$500 aud sold for $l.00.
"a pillar of cloud by day and pill
lar Of fire by night" will not lead the
children OF Russia into the promised
land of freedom as long as they are
lighted by the torch of anarchy.
The County Auditing Committee
j. II. Graft ChaIrman-are in com
munication with several regularly
organized Auditing Companies and
expects to have an accountant engag.
ed in the near future.
On Monday A. M. Haight purchased
the lot on Main-st.-just south of
Mrs. Perry Bowman's-of Leroy Sher-
man. We understand Mr.. Haight in
tends to build him O home there
which will have ali the latest i'm
provements and to cost about $4,000.
Central Lake Lady Maccabees OK
pect TO visit Seronisn Hive at East
Jordan, FRIDAY, January Goth. The
ladies are TO meet at Mrs. Cryderman' IS
I at 1:30 in the afternoon, and whether
members Of this hive or not, all Lady
Maccabees are invited TO GO along
Central Lake Torch.
The South Arm Township Board
met Monday at the Clerks Office
Goodman's Hardware St0re-and, to-
gether with the Highway Com'r., re-
ceived bids for the reconstruction of
the Dufore bridge across the waters of
intermediate lake. Seven bids were
received ranging from 1905 TO over
$1,000. The contract was let to Henry
Clark for 1868, Mr.. CLARK begins work
on same this coming week and must
have the job completed on or before
March 10th. The Board meets this
Saturday afternoon to complete the
contract.
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Fair View.

Health is good at this writing.
Farmers are in good spirits after
the many good rains.
Mrs. Walker and son, o. Brentwood.
Tex, are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. X. Brown.
People Of this community are abou,
through threshing wheat.
PRAYER meeting every Wednesday
uight at this place.
Bro. Wilson Of this locality. is con.
templating -vooving soon. We regret e
see him 20 but the best Of friends
must part.
Mr.. Manuel Beard and wife was Wis.
iting G. r. Browns family Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs Charlie Ramage visited her pa.
rents last week, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W.
Wilson.
Singing At Bob Browns Sunday nigh,
and a good time was reported.
Mrs. Molhe Kirk and Miss Hadie
Damron made a flying trip to Tyners
Chapel Sunday, They were welcomed
with much joy.
The people Of Salem say this neigh.
borhood must be a splendid place for
blaekberries as well as other fruit
IL Is becoming very popular for the
boys and girls Of this place to drive
out To Marion and have their pictures
made.
Mrs. A. b. Childress Is visiting +. p.
Pampy Of Dyeusburg. who Is danger.
ously III.
We are expecting a protraeted meet.
ing to begin at this place soon.
Mr. TldOn childrcss and wife visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs n. G.
Howard. Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Wiring Is visiting her son.
Tom Wiring. Of Marion.
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Mrs. Fanny Ward. wife Of Lloyd
Ward formerly Of this place. Is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Shouse.
Tom Thompson has quit blacksmith.
ing and is now engaged in musselling.
Mr.. Claud Short, Of ILL.,. Is here visit.
ing his sister. Mrs. J. W. Hutchinson.
Mr.. A. Babb, Of Marion, came down
Saturday and expects TO stay a few
days with friends and relatives.
Attys. w. |. Clark and Chas. vii.
son, Of Smithland, and A. c. Moore.
Of Marion, were here on legal business
this last week. Mrs. Brown. Of Pa.
ducah, did the typewriting for them.
Mrs. Fanny Denny. Of Madisonville.
came in Friday TO visit her brother.
Mr.. o. S. Denny. cashier Of the Cit.
Eens Bank.
Miss Bessie Smith. who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. Newt Cow.
sert, for some days, returned 10 ST.
Louis last Friday. Her brother. Clar.
enee, who has a position In the stree,
car service, left a few days before
she did.
Mr.. Eugene Greer, who has been at.
tending a medical school in ST. Louis,
after spending a few days in our town.
left for Berry Ferry last week.
Willie Mahan and Yulcc Radcliffe.
our liverymen are doing good bust.
ness. The boys are ever at their places
and being accommodating insurcs them
success.
Miss Barbara Ruttcr after spending
a few days visiting Miss Addie Dunn.
Of Birdsville. returned home Friday.
Quite number Of people from here
attended the barbecue at Joy Saturday.
Miss Mamie Campbell left for her
school district, Hebron. Saturday.
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DIR. Lee Dorroh moved into his Office
in Kelsey last Friday and has had sew
eral calls already. DR.. r. c. Farris
who he bought out, will leave Saturday.
W. d. johnson and family talk Of
going to California in the near future,
instead Of to New Mexico as they first
intended.
Several went down TO Eddyville last
Saturday to hear Bob Taylor, as his
train was delayed not many stayed UNI
Ill he arrived. which was four instead /
p. m.
Mrs. 7. NJ. Keller, Of Louisville. Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Sam Howerton.
Between seasons Is a good time to
buy goods. Anything you want out Of
this big stock can be bought very low.
Cash buying and cash selling makes
hfe's walk easy at this store.
Sam Howerton.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmore. Of Louisville
are visiting relatives here.
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Carrsyille.

Roy Thompson has a good position
with a Chicago Flooring Company.
Mr.. Guy Irvan, Of Hardin, a partner
Of your old friend II. d. Rutter former.
y Of this place, is visiting Mr.. J. II.
Rutters familytl) Cupid has begun
his work and Madam Rumor has il 20.
ing that Miss +. is soon to change her
home and name.
Porter Garrett, Of Louisville. Is here
visiting Mrs Capt. Ellis and family.
o. L. Foster. Of the firm Of Boyd 4
Foster, left on the packet Sunday for
Paducah. He expects to return BY the
way Of Smithland on some business
+. NJ. Boyd and family visited Mr.
Dan Shouse's family Sunday.
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Fredonia and Kelsey.

Mrs. Annie Threlkeld and son. RAY.
mond, returned Sunday from a visit Of
several weeks to friends and relatives
In Indiana.
Miss Isabel Howerton is visiting Miss
Martha Hardwiek In Hopkinsville this
week.
Oscar Gray, Of Evansville. was in
town Tuesday.
Miss Lcnnis Tucker got her arm
broken las, Friday evening while play.
ing with Miss Isabel Howerton.
John Gray and family and Charley
Dobbins, Of DogwOOd, were shopping
in kelsey Monday.
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Mattoon.

Most of our people are attending the
protracted meeting which is in pro-
gress at Rose Bud.
Cassie Walker, of Baker, was gues3
at the home of Mr.. Tom Ring Sunday.
Miss Vienna Roberts, of this place,
began school at Weston Monday.
Mrs. Charley Dempsey, of Bells
Mines, visited Mrs. John Summers
Thursday.
Miss Nola Newcomb, of Rodney,
visited her sister Mrs. Martin Smythe
last Saturday.
Ethel 0'Neal, of Baker, was here
Saturday.
Miss Elva Hatley, of Gladstone,
spent Saturday and Sunday in this
vicinity.
Newt Thomas and family, of Pleas
ant Hill, visited here Sunday.
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We had a fine rain Saturday.

We had fine rain Saturday.
A party composed Of Ace Sullenger.
Allie Highhl. Elite Hoover. Henry
Sullenger, Lawrence Tackwell and J..
Highhl wept to Sunday school at Lib
:, !, ~. ,'.''.. ID. r...., Sun
Miss Ethel Funkhouser is at the
Crittenden Springs.
Miss Pearl Sullenger had a horse "a
run away with her Saturday. but es-
capped injury. The buggy was eonsid-
erably damaged.
Eu Temmen, Of Evansville, was
here last Saturday.
Z. =. Harden went to Fairview,
Illinois, Monday.
J. White is In Indiana.
Luther Morgan, Of Salem. was here
Saturday.
The Ice cream supper at W. L. Hoo
ver's Saturday night was well attended
and enjoyed by all Watson Bros.
made some fine music.
Lawrence Tackwcll and Miss Elite
Hoover attended services at Oakland
Sunday.
Curtis Hardin returned from Mar.
on Friday and Is confined 10 his bed on
account Of a gunshot wound received
some months ago. The doctors say
another operation Il necessary to ex.
tract the shot. which viii be done soon.
Mr.. Chas. Perry Is right sick.
Miss Necie Sullenger Is SICK.
Allie Highfl and Henry sullenger at.
tended services at Liberty Grove Sun.
day.
Farmers Of this county are through
with their crops.
W. A. Taekwell has the finest crop
Of melons in the county.
Miss 0cie Sullenger attended the ice
cream supper Saturday night.
I. T. Hoover and wife visited at
Lola Sunday.
W. +. and L. T. Hardin were in
Carrsville Monday.
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Crooked Creek.
Health is good here.
Tobacco looks fine.

Health is good here.
Tobacco looks fine.
Our school will begin at Browns
school house Aug. 9Th. Albert Fritts
as teacher.
Mrs. S. B. Holoman is very sick
with typhoid fever.
R. II. Butler talks Of going to
Indian Territory shortly.
Josiah Conger will move back to his
old place near Memphis Mines.
Hugh Wilbon left Monday for
Indian Territory to see his brother,
John, who is sick.
A large crowd was at church Sun
day.
Harry Vaughan left last week for
Missouri.
George Murphy. Of Tennessee, was
visiting his brother. Anthony Murphy.
last week.
Rev. King Solving spent Sunday
night with G. W. Arflax.
Lonnie Paris and family, Of Hebron,
spent Sunday with G. W. Horning.
Protraeted meeting will begin at
Crooked Greek church the fourth
Saturday in August.
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LOCAL NEWS
Iron Hill.

''The mists have cleared away" and
1.-THE sun shines bright in our old
Kentucky home"
Prospects for crops are fine. Our
farmers are not yet through cutting
hay.
Bid brennan sold two calves last
week, to Mr.. Dunn, of Crayneville.
Jim Campwell has moved his saw
mill to the Chimney Rock spring,
T. M. Dean will move his saw-mill
TO Webster county. soon.
Henry Butler is operating a saw-mill
for Bill James on Curg Travis place.
Mrs. Rose Stewart and children, who
have been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Linnie Thomas, Of Uniontown, for the
past week, returned home Sunday.
Ed Dean is building a new house.
Tom Kemp is digging a well on his
farm.
Tom Ed Walker has taken charge
Of blacksmith shop at Tribune.
Alice Walker is visiting friends in
Webster county this week.
Mrs. Fife Porter, of Marion. is visit
ing friends in this vicinity.
Bro. Oakley filled his regular APP
pointment at Sugar Grove Sunday.
Old Folks service will be held at
Sugar Grove Saturday before third
Sunday in August.
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Cali Meeting.

There will be called meeting Of
Princeton Presbytery Of the Cumber.
land Presbyterian Church. at Dawson
Springs, Ky, Thursday. August 9Th.
1906, at p. m. for the puToee Of
receiving and granting letters: ioinvcs.
tigate and correct troubles said 10 have
arisen In some Of our congregations
over The late proposed union with the
Presbyterian Church, q. S. A., and 10
transact any other business, that may
legitimately come before Il.
G. l.. WOODBURY., Mod.
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For sale.

A splendid farm near Crayncville.
containing about 70 acres: also. about
% acres Of fine growing corn and about
10 acres Of fine tobacco: and a good
dwelling house in Crayneville. Ny. A
special bargain will be given to those
desiring to buy. Call on or address.
Gao. NJ. TABER. Crayncyille. Ny.
Cat
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She is TO begin her fall and winter
school there today. July q MISS
Mamie Ia one Of our best teachers and
We are sorry To lose her good work
from this county. Hebron u blessed
In having the services Of so excellent
a teacher.
Mr.. W. II. May and Owen May. Of
Oak Grove ncighborhood. were here
Saturday.
p. c. wAyland, Of Joy. was here
Saturday evening.
Courtney Kiebler visited his brother.
DR.. VIII Kiebler. Saturday.
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The Continued Story
of Current Events

J. P. Sullenger is done cutting hay.
F. White spent Sunday with VIM.
Hardin.
Will Hardin is in Illinois.
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Tolu.

Rev. L. ID. Boggess preached three
excellent sermons Saturday night,
Sunday and Sunday night.
W. Hugh Watson made a trip to
Livingston county Saturday taking in
Lola, Joy and Carrsville in the trip.
Rev. Boggess is now in a revival at
Sloan.
Little Virginia Moore and Hugh Ivan
Watson have been seriously III for the
past week.
The work on the new hotel goes on
steadily. When completed il will be a
decided ornament to our little town.
J. P. AdcOck, Of Joy, author Of the
meritorious volume Of poetry Heart
Whispers" spent a night in our city
last week.
Mrs. Clemens, Of near Carrsville.
spent few days this week with her
daughter, Mrs. Hugh Bennett.
W. Hugh Watson began his school at
Barnett July 18th.
Rev. Andres preached at the Pres
byterian church Sunday night.
Attorney Joe Ben.Champion, Of Mari.
on, spent a day or two here this week.
Mr.. Perry, Of near lrma, was in
town Tuesday.
Eb and William Sullenger were in
town Friday.
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