Charlevoix county herald., 1907-02-02

Grocery.
Go to Havden's when you want some
genuine Palacine Oil.
Editor Lorraine was among those on
the sick list this week.
w. A. Loveday was down the line
latter part OF this week.
Traverse City has a p. 1. p club.
OF course it's a.hen party.
Call and see the fine assert ment o
Pictures and Frames at WHITING
TONS
Geo. w. Hoffman, Dist Mgr. Of the
l. c. S. was an East Jordan visitor
this week.
There is Il shortage in the peanut
crop, out peanut politicians still glut
the market.
Mrs. Thomas Cornell and children
were here from Alba over Sunday
guest of friends.
The Kaiser Is building four dread
naughts behind screens. He is afraid
Teddy will see them. -,
Frank Phillips had touch of the
grip which put him on the hummer
few days the past week.
Frank Green became tangled with
the business end of a herse, recently,
and was laid up few days.
The M. E. Ladies Aid will serve n
l5c supper at the home Of Mrs. B. E.
Waterman week from next Wednesday
Feb'y 18th.
The senate Immediately withdrew
from the limelight, the farce "Till-
man as Burnt-COrk Artist" 1t was
bowling but not success.
The Herald Square Moving Pictures
at Loveday Opera House next Wadnes-
day evening are guaranteed to be alb
sOlutely rock steady and flickerless.
Gaylord school ma'ams advertised
"bloomer" social and some bald heads
figured that they were gold bricked
when they found said "bioomers' to
be only flowers.
An Illinois man who Is being sned
for divorce and alimOny, simply denies
that he Is married. His wife certain
neglected her duty If she permitted
him to forget it. ~.
Next year, we are told, determined
effort is to be made, TO give husbands
and wives equal rights. Wonder
what rights the wives will give up in
| order to e IualiZe matters.
Gov. Hughes of N. Y, is said TO
leave the door Of his Office wide open
with his desk in plain view, while he
is working, 1t must be quite treat
! for the visitors to see real live COVER
nor earning his salary.
WANTED:-A hustlinR yong man, to
solicit Sick and Accident Insurance.
No previous knowledge required.
Wages from SO 90 to SO 90 per day
Addr. SIS, r. H. e. 3O7 State Bank
Bldg. Traverse City. Mich.
Mrs Charles Chaddock is receiving a
visit from her son, G. X. French Of
Peoria, Ill. He was here some time
ago andfOund the climate beneficial to
mis- health and IL it still agrees with
him he will move his family here.
The funeral of Clara F. Reaglet, who
died last Thursday, took place Sunday
conducted by Elder Dudley of the L.
d. S. church. Deceased was aged Is
years, a daughter Of Mrs. Odeil, and
was a sufferer from general tubercu-.
losis.
Jas Votruba was Grand Rapids
visitor Monday where he purchased
stock and intends to open his store
building about the first Of March. He
will conduct same on a strictly cash
basis, and the stock will consist Of
groceries, harness and other goods
Supt. A. E. Cross of the Clark Seed
Co, informs The Herald that they
have so far written one and a half
times as many contracts for growing
seed peas and beans as they did last
season. This is certainly gratifying
and shows that our farmers have con-
fdence ia its being paying invest
ment.
The East Jordan Literary Club met
with Mrs. EN-. Clink Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Clink read very inter
esting paper on the blind musician
Handel; Mrs. Sherman and Miss Lewis
rendered in pleasing manner "Sleep
Lady Sleeps" Mrs. Plank read an arti
Gle on the Humorous Side of Club Life;
Mildred Sweet rendered two violin sell