Charlevoix county herald., 1906-04-28

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Jerome Smith is assisting In Kim
balls Barber Shop.
Sweet peas and nasturtiums II
bulk at Stroebel Bros.
See new Spring line of Neckwear a.
East Jordan Lumber Co.'S.
This business Of having Last Days
seems TO have become a habit with
Pompeii.
Seat Sale for the Lecture Monte
Cristo) by Rev, George Allan, will be
at Mack's Jewellery Store.
The Greatest Bargain of the season.
300 Rocking Chairs going at 20 pei
cent off for cash. o. II. Wilmington.
Mr.. Wiley says that much of our
olive oil Is adulterated. In other
words, olive oil is not upto standard
Oil.
Sewing rockers have gone down
not in the basement of Empey Bros.
but In price, and will be sold at cost
| IOr the next week.
For SALE:-House and Lot on West
Side on road to Ironton. House In
good conditions; good we'll. For par
ticulars inquire Of VIM. BRANT.
DR.. G. A. Sweet and George Glenn
purchased steel canoe from Grand
Rapids parties this week and after
May lst trout will begin to get scarce
in Jordan River.
The first barge of the season came in
Monday. IT. was the Robert G.. Wente
and loaded with white pine at the
Ward dock. Several schooners are
loading with hardwood lumber.
Miss Louisa E. Loveday graduated
this week in her course at the COlum-
bia College of Expression Of Chicago
and will visit with friends in southern
Michigan and Canada before returning
home.
While at East Jordan recently, Sam
HAYDEN experienced the pleasure of
haying large tumor cut out Of his
back. And still we can't help wonder
ing why he likes that town so WE'LL
Central Lake Torch.
The returns of the recent vote on
the question Of calling d constitutions
al convention have been received by
Secretary of State Prescott. and show
that the proposition carried by a
majority of 69.59l. But eight counties
returned majorities against the pro-
position -Clinton, Kalamazoo, Living
ston, Montcalm, Oceana, ROsc0mmon
and Sanllac, Osceola.
"Where To Go Fishing" is the
name Of an exceedingly attractive
booklet just issued by the general
passenger department OF the g. r & l
Railroad Co. The first thing TO greet
the gaze inside OF the cover is page
showing prettily colored reproductions
OF the brook and rainbow trout and
the small-mouthed black bass. Fol
lowing are some thirty two pages OF
decriptive matter and half tone illus
trations of the best fishing beds in
northern Michigan and several scenes
of camp sife. In the back is very
useful map of the northwestern part
Of the state showing all the lakes and
rivers. One Of the half tone sllustrat.
ions pictures scene on Maple River
with two men casting for trout.
Mr., A. k. Cross. who has been con-
nected with d. M. Ferry & Co. fol-
eleven years. has been offered and has
accepted, the position as manager OF
the East Jordan Branch of the f. B
Clark Co., with headquarters at Mil
ford, Conn. This company has never
grown seed peas in this vicinity, but
has branch in Wisconsin, and has
arranged to erect seedhouse in Easl
Jordan, similar to the Ferry seedhOust
here. They are extensive growers OF
seeds, making specially however OF
seed peas and seed corn. They Will
contract i'm this section for peas and
beans exclusively. Mr.. Cross will
make them good man. Before taking
a position with Ferry & Co., he wa:
for two years with N. B. Keeney &
Co, and has had over thirteen years
experience in the business here il
northern Michigan. During the time
that K. w. Coulter was with the
Sugar Co., Mr.. Cross acted as manager
for the Ferry Go. here. He is wei
qualified to fiji the position Offered
him, land while we regret to have hin
leave Charlevoix, we congratulate hin
} on his new position He will assum,
his now duties July lst. A cargo o
seed Is expected to arrive from Wis
consin soon, and he will see TO the dis
, tribution of that. For the present h,
, will retain his residence here,--Char
levoix Courier.