Charlevoix county herald., 1907-02-09

Grocery.
Fur and Plush Robes of all kinds at
STROEBEL BROS. !.
Go to Richardson's aud get pound
Of Merida'20c Coffee.
Harry McHale was among the sick
this week but Is out again.
Pros. ATTY. Clink was at Bellaire and
Mancelona first OF the week. a
Allan d. Grigsby is clerking In the
East Jordan Lumbe Co.'S store.
Call and see the fine assortment OF
Pictures and Frames at WHITING
TONS. ~
Mrs. A d. Grigsby is confined to the
house With severe cold, but is con-
valescing. 9"
The ground hog could not wee his
shadow last Saturday. According to
the old saw, there will be an early
spring.
Miss Lottie Potter of Duluth, is
guest of her aunt, Mrs, l.. A. Kenyon.
She will probably remain the balance.
of the winter.
Miss Matte O'Brien, former clerk
in the post Office here, is now book
keeper in the Michigan Telephone
Co.'S offices at Cadillac.
Manton had a S25, 900 fire Tuesday
night, destroying three stores and q
hotel The fire occurred at time
when the village pumping station was,
undergoing repairs and a. bucket bri1
gade proved of little effect, q
DR.. H. w. Dicken and family are
, nicely located in their new rooms in
the M onroe block which they have
leased for two years. The doctors
! offices are located on the left side OF
the hallway over Warne's Pharmacy
and day or night calls will be answered
from the Office
A very pleasant evening was spent
ut Mrs. B. e. Waterman's, Friday,
Feb. LIST, the occasion being In honor
of Mrs Poustie. Music by Jennie
Waterman. Finch and authors were
played and popcorn and confectionery
with nuts to crack were enjoyed.
Twenty ladies participated In the fes-
tivities.
The M. f. Ladies' Aid Society will
serve Is cent supper at the home OF
Mrs. B. e. Waterman next Wednes-
day evening from five to seven o'clock.
The menu will consist Of pressed meats
escaloped potatoes, baked beans and
huns, cabbage and potatoes. cucumber
salad, cabbage salad, cheese, cake, tea
and coffee. Turn ont and get good
supper.
While making up their train In tho
yards at Bellaire, engine No. 4 Of the
passenger train on the q. j. q S. r, RI,
left the rails at the switch near the
county farm crossing. The train crew
worked about two hours in an effort to
get the locomotive back OH the rails
but andingit impossible. sent to head
quarters for help and engine No.
with President OF the road, w. p. Por-
ter; and Roadmaster jones Delaney
F.. with crew of men left Immediately
for this place, making the run In less
:. thal 30 minutes and stopping at
D Hitchcock to take on some extra men.
;. After about three hours work OF the
two engines and Grew they succeeded
q in getting No. on the rails again, No
!. 5 returning Immediately to East Jor-
q dan and finished to make up heI
: train and started home about IL o'clock
v over eight hours behind her schedule
q time. The cause of accident could
r not be fully understood at first, some
>. were Of the opinion that ii was caused
, by the spreading of the rails but this
could not have been possible as the
guage was brought into use before the
engine was mOyed and showed The
track to be in good shape. 1t was fin
g the engine and car of bark which they
. were switching around, ia some man
ner slipped by each other, causin the
y front trucks to leave the track. Will,
the engine was of the track. teams
% hauling wood were compelled to wal
% till enough accumulated, about % OF
y thirty in number, to push the traiI
u over the road crossing,-Bellare In
~ dependent.
% It's the highest standard Of quality
!. natural tonic, cleanses your system
reddens the cheeks, brightens the eye
= and gives flavor to all you eat. Hollis
- ter's Rocky Mountain Tea will do thu
for you. 80 cents, Tea or Tablets