Charlevoix county herald., 1907-03-16
Old papers sold at this Office.
TRY Rich ardson's 20c Coffee.

Go to Richardson's and get pound
of Merida zoe Coffee.
l.. c. Madison was a CharleyoiX yisi-
tor first OF the week.
Handmade farm and driving Har-
ness at STROEBEL kRoS.
= Charlevoix is to have Sand Brick
Plant this coming season.
The most complete line Of Canned
Salmon in town, at SAM HAYDEN'S.
/ Anything In the Rug and Carpet
line can be found at WHITTINGToN's.
George Spencer and J. w. Empey
were Mancelona business visitors this
week.
] Misses Ida Moore and EDNA DIM
forth are Bellaire visitors today-Sat-
urday.
r.. H. Steffes left Tuesday for Den
yer, Colorado, called thither by the
death of a sister.
Teachers Institute at Boyne City,
March % and 23. A feature of the
evening program will be spelling
match.
Eugene Ward has resigned his pos
ition with Gass & Canda and accepted
a like position with the Bo, he Fails
lath mill.
Harry Curkendal was a Charlevoix
visitor this week. During his absence
Dan Mckinley had charge of the
smoke shop.
VIM. r. LOade Of Boyne City and
Miss Lillian Anderson were united in
marriage at Charlevoix, last Friday,
by Rev. Wright.
Mrs. FL. Il. Roy and daughter, Mrs.
Jean Hubbard, left FRIDAY for Man
celona where they spend few days
visiting friends.
Quilting Bees (hOw home like it,
sounds) are again in order and the past
week Mrs. e N. Clink and Mrs. p. X.
Winters gave one.
One of the best bargains in mprov =
ed farm land. ever offered in this
locality, is now with w. A. Loveday's
Real Estate Agency for quick deal.
The Honey-Ya met with Samanthy
Allen Saturday evening and were roy
ally entertained. The lunch consist
ed of welsh rarebit. In spite of this
offset however the Club all reported to
the Russell House Sunday for dinner.
The Maple Flooring Plant at Trav-
erse City was burned Saturday night;
loss about 100000, partially insured.
| Tuesday evening the Creamery was
burned, loss $1,000. The latter was
probably of incendary origin. Both
! plants will be rebuilt.
Circuit Judge Davis, Of Jonia coun-
ty, has decided that farmers own the
sunken ,deadhead sawlogs lying 10
rivers next TO their farms, and that
other parties who have been raising
sunken logs from river bottoms have
no legal rights thereto. If this holds
good law. many farmers have been get
ting rich unbeknownst, so to speak.
The Literary Club met with Mrs.
M. III. Robertson, March 18th. Music
instrumental was rendered by MIS-. Lou
Otto and Miss Bessie Warpe, duet and
solo. Mrs. NJ. II. Robertson read
about the New YORK subways. An
article on the scientific investigation
of the weight of the soul Mrs. Stone.
The home Of Adam Bpade, read by
Mrs. e. N, Cink, Paper on Ralph
Waldo Emerson. his life, Miss Mary
Porter. For roll call, quotations from
Emerson and American Philan-
thropists. Meet March twenty eighth
with Mrs. j. w. Empey
b g. Hubbard and Co. arrived
here this week and are opening up
their stock In the Empey Block.
They will be ready for business next
week but Will reserve their opening
until about Easter time. They carry
a complete line of Ladies Furnish
ings with the exception of hats and
shoes. Ready-made goods special
ty. The firm has been in business at
Corbin, Kv., for the past eight years
aud did thriving business there.
Mrs. Hubbard will have charge of the
store, and Mr.. Hubbard, who purchas-
ed the former Chas. Hipp farm, will
engage in farming.
1t Is given out that Third Assistant
Post Master General Madden was re-
quested through Postmaster General
Cortelyou.to resign. Madden has
been denounced by every Press AS
ISOLATION in the United States and on
account of his strenuous efforts to
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