Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-01-27

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Kensington Art Squares at Whiting
tons.
The Central Lake Hive L. O. T. NJ.
M. visited East Jordan hive Monday
evening.
Miss Lydia Cook is assisting at
BoOsinger Bros. store during Miss
Boosingers absence on vacation.
Mrs. III. 1. Mcmillan returned last
week from Dowagiac where she was
called by the illness and death OF her
mother.
The finest and best asserted stock
of Furniture i'm Charlevoix County
will be found at Whittington's.
Take your Watch, Clock and Jewel.
cry repairing to Mack, the Jeweler.
Work promptly done and fully guaran-
teed.
job Jackson and daughter, Mrs,
Joseph Etcher, were called to Logans-
port, Ind, last Monday by the serious
illness Of Mr.. Jackson's daughter.
Mrs. L. Newson has decided TO But
on sale full line of her celebrated
Baked Goods. Those who have sampl-
ed them know that they're the best
made in town-''The kind that mother
used to make"
The January number Of the Four
Track News is rpplete with stories of
travel and interesting information
concerning the highways and byways
of ii world. I'm Lazy Mans Land"
"WInter's Wild Sports" "Where the
Horse is King" and brief sketch of
Battle Creek-A City Warlike Only
in Name '-are few Of the highly
interesting articles. Ten cents per
copy. George Ii. Daniels, Publisher
New York.
1t is not necessary for the voters of
Michigan to familiarize themselves
with all the details of our states new
primary election laws in order to in
diligently take advantage of its
several privileges and requirements
as they present themselves. The first
requirement of the law is that all
voters who desire TO take part in max
ing party nominations shall be enroll
ed as members of their respective
parties on the first Monday in April.
There is nothing to be done until this
April enrolment takes place and only
the simple act of giving to the election
inspectors such information as their
blanks call for Is necessary at that
time The other requirements and
privileges of the law follow at stated
intervals and are equally definite and
direct. Party enrolment on the first
Monday of April. That is the require
ment part to be attended TO and the
only one that need now be kept IN
mind.
Some few weeks ago our local Real
Estate Agent. W. A. Loveday, receiv-
ed a call from Detroit gentleman
who had been attracted this way by
the summer resort possibilities along
the South Arm of Pine Lake. After
looking over the Houghton property
at Munroe Greek he seemed satisfied
that its location was favorable, and
soon after his return to Detroit, he
closed deal for this property of about
65 acres, with so rods lake frontage.
Since then plans have been moving
along until now after being assured OF
the cooperation of r. r.. Companies
in advertising just as soon as accom-
modations for people are shown, he
desires to know If local people are
interested enough In this project, for
the sake of the extra business 1t will
bring to the town for few months
In the year, and for the additional
market for farm produce, ETC., to go
ahead with him and build a few
cottages to get the enterprise moving.
With some encouragement in this
way, he is willing to go ahead, lay out
streets, plat the grounds, build a good
dock, and make other expenditures.
it should prove a good investment for
our people In more ways than one. 1t
Is more than probable that any cot
tages built, could soon be sold at
enough above cost to pay for invest
ment, and until sold would rent at
good prices. Here's your chance bust
ness men and farmers-its a COED
thing.
There Is not the slightest reason to
doubt the truth of the statement made
at the recent conference of democrat
leaders and party spokesman, that
they are sorely disappointed with
Michigan s primary election law. The
fact that such law exists Is the real
cause OF their complaint. They hoped
that a primary law would not be
passed by the republican legislature.
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