Charlevoix county herald., 1907-05-18


John Monroe vent to Big Rapids
Saturday.
Arthur Warne was Bellaire visitor
Thursday.
, Mrs. Warren Meyer visited Monday
In Frederic.
Goto HAYDEN's for Extra Choice
Chicago Beef.
Handmade Lumber Harness at
STRoEBEL BROS.
Dentist LehDer was a Kalkaska
visitor over Sunday.
Arthur Warne and Jay Hite took a
trip To BOyne City Sunday.
Mrs 4 V. Madison of Charlevoix
spent Sunday In Fast Jordan.
Ernest Handy and family have
moved here from Central Lake.
Mrs. M. &. Hesuon here from
CharlevOix latter part of week,
Maude Crowell has accepted six
weeks school term near Boyne Falls.
A Large Stock of Iron Beds at
WHITTINGTONS and the prices are
right.
j. j. Pagan and r. L. Lewis of
CharlevOix were East Jordan visitors
Tuesday.
o. II. Meyer and family left Thurs
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their home.
Bert Scott and Joe MOntroy moved
their families into the .Lewandowsky
dwelling, Wednesday.
Use Hygenic Kalsomine for your
walls 1t don't fade or rub off Sold
by MALPAss HARDWARE Co.
Reader-Please bear in mind that
the old soldiers Of the 6. A. r. Post
will meet on Memorial Sunday, the
10Th, at ten O'Clock Ia the Presbyter-
ian church when the pastor will
preach. He would he glad also to well
come the ladies of the W. r. c. and
the younger soldiers of the Spanish
war. Don't forget Sunday morning,
the Goth.
Mesdames Palmer, Kenyon, Walstad,
Bowman and Coulter attended the
Meguzee Assn of the Eastern Star
Lodge at Kalkaska the past week.
The next meeting OF the Association
will be held at East Jordan the second
Wednesday in May, 1908. At the cleo
ton Of officers, the following were
chosen: President. Mrs. Lou Human
Of Bellaire; First Vice President, Mrs.
Alice Palmer of East Jordan; Second
Vice President, Mrs. Nellie Harris of
Boync City: Secretary, Jennie A.
Bacon of Kalkaska; Treasurer, Jennie
Worden of Petoskey.
John Il. FitZgibbOns, we'll known
and pOpu ar.turfman of our little city.
died Wednesday eveningof pneumon-
ia. He was taken Ill FRIDAY last with
pluresy and seemed IT, recover being
up and around Sunday. Pneumonia
set in and he quickly failed. Funeral
services will be held Saturday morn
ing at ten o'clock from the home and
interment made in the Catholic GENE
terry. Mr.. FitzgIbbons was born in
ST. Lawrence County. N Y. June
22nd lS43. and was united in marriage
Jan'y 20, 1873. He came here with his
wife and family some eighteen years
ago, locating on the West Side, where
he h rs since resided. For the past
ten years he was interested In horses
and has been for years valuable
member of the Speed Committee of
the Agricultural Society. A wife and
seven children remain to mourn his
loss, the children being: Mrs. James
Bisnett and Mrs. Charles Curkendall
of the West Side, Mrs Peter Bangs of
Chicago. John of this place, William
Of Boyne City, and James and limo
thy of Duluth.
F. Walsh of Duluth and J. G. Web
ster of Grand Rapids. travelling
for Minneapolis concern, started out
for good time together at Traverse
City Tuesday evening and as result
paid fines aggregating $3.50 next
morning. Going down the street
they spied two women standing in
front of a building waiting tor the
rain to cease. They were Mrs. Joseph
Wyckoff Of that city and Mrs. Jerome
Smith Of this place. Their hns bands
had just crossed the street to d
confectionery store. Stepping up
behind the women each of the two
men threw his arms about one of
them. Wyckoff turned back as they
screamed Smith had entered the
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