Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-12-22
Bvlefs 81 the Week.


FiIemen's Dance, Dec. 3lst.
College Students coming home.
Judge Mayne is at Cadillac this
week.
The Petoskey Record OF this week
|, has pretty holiday cover.
A hot water system is being installed
IN w. L. Trench's new resieence.
The Kalkaskian issued a handsome
holiday number OF 20 pages, last week.
The automobile akers claim that
the next years models will be sure TO
make hit" No doubt or that.
Congress il asked 10 pass bill reg
ulating cod storage. Next we may
sea bill introduced abolishing cold
feet.
Alpena will hold ESPECIAL election
on the question OF bonding for $4,000
To secure the extension Of the Boyne
r. City railroad.
HORSE FOR SALE Black mare.
seven years old, weight about ZOO lbs
Sound. Cheap for cash or good paper.
s. A. HAYDEN.
The Clark Seed Go. completed sort
ing peas and beans this week. They
furnished employment to about twenty
five for some time.
sSct50i closed Friday for the Holiday
vacation. During tn. t time the new
boiler for heating the High School
building will be installed.
BY order of the Postmaster General
the following rates are established for
p, O. boxes at the East Jordan Office
from Jan. LIST, 1907. Call boxes per
quarter zoe. lock boxes per quarter Acc,
rge lock boxes per quarter 6Gc.
The pastor Of the Methodist church,
R,y. John Bretts. will preach Christ
mas sermon on Sunday morning. The
subject will be Lessons from the
Cradle" The evening subject will be
"Solomon's Morning Constitutional,
or Lessons from the Fence and the
Field
Two BARRIERS won two telephone girls
IN Kalkaska, both marriages taking
place last SUNDAY. The contracting
X parties to one OF the marriages are G,
w. Sherwood proprietor Of the leadir g
barber shop in the city, and Miss .les-
sic Ryckman. The other are James
Borst, a barber, and Miss Mamie Nc
Niel.-MancelOna H2rald.
Christmas services in St.JOsephCatl'-
Ollie Church will be held on Christmas
Day instead Of the fifth Sunday Of the
month. First Mass at 500 a. III high
mass; second mass at 500 a. m, low
mass; third mass at lQ:00a. N high
mass. ~Afternoou. as-s yc-instructiOn
yespers and 'benediction The follow
Ing dav--26th, mass will be held al
500 o'clock. Rev. Z. Rlndermann.
pastor.
Az their annual election held We'd
nesday OF tn Is week the Knights Of
Pythias elected the following ottieers
for the ensuing year: r A. Kenyon,
q. c.; w. p. Squier, V. c.; Samuel
Richardson, p; VIM. Supevnaw. X. of
r. and S.; Grin Bartlett, NJ. OF F.
G. Glenn, NJ. OF e.; Milo Fay, M A.:
!, James Gidley, NJ. OF W.; George At
kinson, |. c.; Mark Chaplin, o, G.;
e. Fl. Wilmington, Rep f. j. Por-.
ter, Alternate; Harry Curkendall and
f. j. Porter, Trustees.
A recent issue OF The Luding ton
Chronicle contains a page write. up Of
the pew Bank building at that place,
part Of the caption being, Triumph
in Building Achievement for Con-
tractor Fl. s. Price" The block is
three stories high and Is of solid brick;
1t Is the first modern building ia that
city. Besides a handsome illustration
Of the building the page also conta ms
picture labeled "H. s. Price" 1t
might have been Harry when he was a
school boy but now that he has be-
come contractor of state reputation
he looks altogether different.