Charlevoix county herald., 1907-05-11

CHlcdkO beei.
HI Mcmillan was down to Charlie
voix Monday.
Orzo Mcintyre was guest OF Bellaire
friends Monday.
Hand made Lumber Harness al
STRoEBEL BROS.
X. Flagg and family were Frederic
visitors one day this week.
l.. G. Rogers Of Mancelona was an
East Jordan visitor recently.
Mrs. p. X. Winters. who has been i'll
for some time, is now cOnvalescing,
A Large Stock OF Iron Beds at
WHITE NGToN's and the prices are
right.
Leonard Swafford received bad
hand wound Saturday. while working
a planning machine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Fay were called
to Quincy, Monday, To attend the fun
eral Of the formers mother.
M ISIS Lydia Cook is on the sick list
this week and Miss Josie Bartlett is
taking her place at Boosingers'.
Mrs Louis Moore returned from
MantOD, Wednesday. where she went
to attend the funeral Of a grandchild.
The town man is always figuring on
retiring to the farm, while farmer
expects TO spend his idle days in town.
j. w. Goats, who has been suffering
from failing eyesight for some time
past, went to Ann Arbor for treatment
Wednesday.
Does that Bicycle of yours need re-
pairing or cleaning? If so take it to
g. w. Roy in the Nachazel building
and have it put in tim at reasonable
cost.
1t is SAID that 1t was a Virginia vet
Gran who proposed to Carrie Nation.
The Virginia veterans were noted for
their bravery in the late unpleasant
ness.
A meeting in the interests OF the
American Society Of Equity will be
held at the Miles School House next
Tuesday evening. JAS. IIowey. county
organizer, will adt ress same.
Arzela and Vera Mcmillan daugh
ters of IL 1. Mcmillan Of the Argo
Mills at East Jordan are visiting
Misses Lillian and Gertrude Durgan
for few dayS.--Charlevoix Courier
Mr. and Mrs w. A. Stone were cal
led TO Chase. Mich, Wednesday by the
serious illness of sister of Mr.. Stpue.
Mr.. Stone returned Thursday evening
but Mrs. Stone will remain for some
time.
Have you sampled any of the good
things at Ben SchrOeders Restaurant?
Mrs. Schroeder is an excellent cook
and they are serving A Lunches
Give them call next time YOU get
hungry. Open at all hours.
Although the present season in
Michigan from field, crop and fruit
growing standpoint is not less than
two weeks late it is not yet certain
that any large degree Of loss will fol.
low. Michigan crops are mostly OF
the hardy variety and ii the remain
der OF the planting and growing season
will give them far chance another
fair harvest will he added to our
states other causes for gadDess and
and gratitude. Most other matters
which effect conditions in this state
and elsewhere are So satisfactorily pro-
crossing just now that moderate or
even poor harvest would not be at
tended by the serious results OF some
other years, but at this time there
seems u be no reason to posses any
fears even in the crop failures direc-
tions.
An irate citizen says that hereafter
he wants the editors to mind their
own business. Did he ever reflect, in
his contemplative moments, when the
moon is beamng, when the whip poor
will sings in the tree, when the hired
man snores in the loft, the yellow dog
sleeps on the lea and the mosquito gets
in his work-did he ever reflect in
such times upon the idea that a paper
containing only accounts of The
editors own private business would be
apt to prove monOtonous TO the general
public? They might stand it for
awhile, but in the end 1t would be
thorn in the side and WEAKNESS to
the flesh and all that sort nf thing
No: the true editors business is to
make everyDody's business his busi-
ness. That's business. So there no
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