Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-05-05


visitor over Sunday.
Mrs A F. Bridge was an East Jor-
dan visitor over Sunday.
Miss Blanche Robertson has return
ed from her Southern trip.
Miss Sophie Shetfels was Charlie
voix visitor recently, guest Of Miss
Maggie Zeither.
James Howard is building veranda
and making other nice Improvements
around his home.
Co. Com. of Schools, J Fl. Milford has
been busy this week visiting various
schools in the County.
Base Ball, Echo VS.. Deward, at De-
ward, Sunday, May 6. Excursion on
the D.&C., $3.50 a. MO cents.
New cement walk going down in
front OF A. M. Haight's new residence
on Main-st. VIM. Brant is doing the
work.
The waters of the Jordan must have
some OF the attractive features Of
ancient days. 1t cures all ills.-Alba
Sentinel.
For SALE:-HoUse and Lot on West
Side on road TO lronton. House in
good condition; good well. For par
ticulars inquire Of VIM. BRANT.
The most popular poem OF the day
Is Lines to the Trout" Buy a copy
and carry it with you on the ID. & G.
Excursion next Sunday. The Man
istee River is the best ever when 1T
Games TO good trout fishing.
Out at Wilson they say that boy
belonging TO family noted for bor-
rowing, appeared at neighbors' house
lately, and said:'.Mr. Jones, pap wants
to know If you will loan him a horse,
buggy and harness; we have whip.
The Str. Fanny G. Hart brought in
a load of the Everett B Clark seeds,
Sunday, and unloaded at the public
dock. The consignment consisted of
9s3. bags of seed peas and beans. Farm
ers, rho have contracts, have beer
calling for them and they are prac-
tically all distributed.
DR.. f. G. Warne has purchased the
automobile recently owned by Drug
gist Large Of Bellaire and will use it
in his practice. 1t is 10Th. p. and
was made by the Manceona Motor
Works 1t is the same machine that
won the automobile contest at our
County Fair last Fall.
At the Ericks Hotel one evening
this week a prominent business man
of Charlevoix who is well known as q
successful angler, stated that the finest
trout fishing he had ever found was
the upper waters of the Manistee
The D.&C. will drop you off on the
Manistee River bridge next Sunday
morning and pick you up in the even
ing If you care to try it.
The Maccabee excursion to Boyne
City Tuesday evening on the Str. Hum
was a successful affair. Quite a
crowd went over together with our
orchestra, enjoyed d program and a
couple hours dancing 10 the new Mac
cabee hall there. and returned home
in the early morning. The excursi on
was conducted by w. P. Squier, Com
mander OF the East Jordan Tent.
All Spring Jackets off regular
prices.
-Boosinger's.
The Old Folks from the Hans Glad
denbergsen UNDERESTIMATE Bureau
were in the city Monday evening at
the Presbyterian church and gave al
Ode Tyne Synge. Their costumes
were elaborate and their voices well
preserved considing their age. The
choirister Epaphrodistus Snibs, with
his tuning fork and baton kept them
in tune. Goodwife Matilda Tender
year Desire gave a recitation. The
Shaking Quakers were there and sang
The selections sung by Ye Ode MEME
and Wimmen, Young Men and Maid
ems, "Old Handred," Annie Laurie.
"Auld Lang Syne." 1.-THE Cat and the
Fiddle" "Juanita," America,
and "Three Blind Mice" Dia-
logue in song, enid and Nod" by thu
Misses Deliverence Higgins and Jeru
sha Hopkins was very amusing. Tn,
Webster Orchestra entertained tn,
Old Folks with several selections o
up to-date music. B. A. Dole san,
cold Black Joe," and Miss Harrie
Hoyt 1.-The Last Rose of Summer
The Misses Mildred Sweet, Emily
Malpass and Bertha McCalmon will
their violins, Miss Bertha Shier &c
companist, gave one selection. 1t wa
an evening OF delight to all who wer
there, and those who were not, missed
feast of the Old and the New.