Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-11-02

Miss Mary Porter was over to Bel
laire Tuesday.
Sanitary Couches and Davenports al
WHITTIGToN's Il
L. A. Hoyt was a Chicago business
visitor last week.
DR.. II. w. Dicken was at Bangor
Mich. last week on professional work
Pros. Atty Clink and Atty A. b
Nicholas were Boyne City visitors
Wednesday.
Captain George B. Thompson aad
family have moved to East Jordan. :
Boyne Journal.
A bear asleep on the railroad track
was killed by train near Rapid City
few nights ago.
Blankets-Bl ankets-Blankets! See
the fine all wool Blankets at 3. =.
Hubbard & Co.'S.
Mrs. w. A. Stone is at Manistee
this week called thither ny the SER
ious illness of her daughter-in-law.
Leroy Sherman who is in Chicago
purchasing horses for the East .IOr-
dan Lumber Co., expects 10 arrive
home today.
A Halloween party was given in
conjunction with the regular meeting
of the Lady Maccabeps last Monday
evening.
A check for $500 was received by
the Beneficiary of Archie Misenar, he
having been member Of the Nation
al Protective Legion for 8 months.
DR.. F. G. Warne went to Traverse
City first of the week where he joined
a party Of friends and from there they
went to Luther on hunting trip
Tailor G. Fl. Maddaugh and family
now occupy rooms over the bowling
alley. We understand MIR. Maddaugh
intends moving his tailor shop there
also.
Mrs. John Shapton and family left
last Saturday for Aberdeen, Wash.
where Mr.. ShaptOn is located and
where they will make their future
home.
1t would be interesting to know il
the inglOrious end of Cassie Chad
wick made any impression on the
To- ,,f al Enn
Hartman.
Two fellows named Drupe and Ro
Brown wore convicted at Elk Rapids
last week. on charge OF cruelty to
ANIMALS, in mstreating team OF
horses. They were sentenced to go
days each in Jail.
George Hull left this week for Cas-
mo. near Munising where he operates
a shingle mill for while. Whether
or no he will return here to manage
the shingle mill when it begins later
in the season is undecided at present.
Miss Marie Mayne gave an after
noon party in honor Of her friend,
Miss Lulu Babcock, of East Jordan.
who is visiting her. A dozen young
ladies were present and had most
delightful time.-Charlevoix Courier.
Holy Communion next Sunday
morning in the Presbyterian church
at close of usual service, when new
no A ha N1.,n
tor hopes to see all and welcome the
entire membership. Evening worship
as usual.
The beet test shows up great. Very
many tests show Is and II per cent,
and several eighteen per cent crops
have shown up. At l6 per cent beetS
will bring the producer six dollars pei
ton, and at Is the price will be 1854
There have been 20 tests below l6
thus far.-Charlevoix Sentinel.
Mrs. John Runyan, mother of Mrs.
J. f. Chew, died at Norwood Monday
morning aged 81 years. The deceased
had been poor health for number of
years and for the last two years wa:
almost helpless. The lady was bOrr
in Germany and came tn this country
with her parents ia 1851 to Chicago
At Milwaukee in 1861 she was married
to John Runyan and they moved to
Norwood in 1887. Funeral services
were held Tuesday.
The business men of East Jordan
have hit upon a unique schema
to draw people to their city ant
we believe it will be winner
Next Thursday there will be hell
free public auction and trader
exchange at that place. The business
men furnish the auctioneer, clerk
yards for stock, ETC., and invite every