Charlevoix county herald., 1907-08-17

Rev. r. M, Corey was oyer from Bel
laire Saturday.
Alabastine color cards free at
STRoBEL BROS.
w. ]. Weikel, here from Charleyoix
first of the week.
Pros. Atty Clink was Q Maacelona
visitor, Wednesday.
Extra Special Line OF Brooms just
received at Hayden's.
Mrs. George Carr entertained Misses
Bessie and Ellen Russell of Indiana
polls this week.
Miss Grace Jack is receiving a visit
fcom her sister, Mrs. j. w. Sibben
and children of Manistee.
Buy that monograph at once Of
Mack and avoid paying the advance
Ia price which will take effect next
month.
Miss Edith Church returned home
from Traverse City, Saturday, where
she has just completed course in the
Needham Business College.
Vernon PaytoD is down from Char
ievoix assisting at Warne's Pharmacy
during the absence OF Louis Lick who
is away on fortnight's vacation.
Miss Louisa LOyeday returned home
Saturday from California, where she
has spent the past year. She will
remain the balance of the summer.
Blanche Palmer who has been work.
ing at East Jordan for several years
came home Saturday evening and
went to Ellsworth Monday.-Central
Lake Torch.
Leonard Thompson, engineer Of the
Str. Hum. had the misfortune to bad
ly crush his hand In the machinery,
Monday. Several stitches were nee
essary to close the wound.
FOR SALE-Severa! duzen ten inch
disc Talking Machine Records that
have been used little. Will sell
them at less than half the regular
price--some good ones among them.
The Electric Theatre.
The Central Lake Canning Co. are
receiving string beans atthe Clark
Warehouse this week, but at present
the receipts are being taken to Cen
trial Lake. Shipping will begin here
next week.
EMPEy BROS. are putting ia their
stock of furniture. They have fine
line Of Extension Tables, 5, and
inch legs. Their Kitchen Cabinets
are not surpassed, their line of Couch
es, yes, you ought to see them. The
prices are what attract attention.
On the wedding tour recently, the
groom got ratified when the conductor
called for tickets aud handed out his
marriage certificate instead The
conductor read it through carefully
"This ticket calls for a long weari-
some journey, young man." he said
"but not over the Pere Marquette. %
Ludington Chronicle.
Uncle Dave Tower, weIl-known
and old time resident Of Jordan town
ship died Friday morning about 7:0(
O'Clock at his home In above town
ship. Deceased was aged about 8;
years. The funeral services will pro
baby take place Sunday Afternoon
from the house and conducted by the
Masonic Lodge and G.. A. RS.
Capt. John O'Neill last Thursda
purchased at marshal's sale the hui
OF the steamer Gordon which is lying
on the east shore of Round Lake
She will undoubtedly be raised anC
repaired and made to do a larg,
amount of service yet. One of tn,
conditions Of the sale was that tn,
hull be removed from It's present 10
cation within ten days.-Charlevoi,
Courier.
Mrs. Clarence Dewey and children
of East Jordan arrived last Saturd a,
for visit with relatives in Bellair,
and vicinity. ~ Mr.. and Mrs. j. G
Blake left Tuesday for East Jordan
after short visit with Mrs. Blake's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Flewell
ing. ~ Mrs. Arthur Watkins left Tues
day for short visit at the home o
her daughter. Mrs. Arthur Hill, il
East Jordan.-Belalre Indepen dent
Mr.. and MIRA Bert A. Dole of Eas
Jordan, who were visiting the home O
+. his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Dole
] during his vacation, treated par t
Of friends to a launch ride down on
beautiful chain of riyera and lakes L