Charlevoix county herald., 1907-12-07

PASS HDwR Co.
Sanitary Couches and Davenports at
WHITTIGToN's.
Special Prices made to cash custom
ers at Hanson & StefYes.
There were 1000 people trying to sell
a Horse to Hanson & Steffes,
Fine Corn Fodder for sale at the
". e. Malpass Hardware Co.
Who will he the next To get one of
those Talking Machines at WHITING
TONS.
Having common sense and having
command of it are two different
thing.
The members OF an East Jordan
family are SO lazy that the family
clock hasn't been wound in six
months.
Mesdames &. L. Sherman, John
Kenny. E. Barrie, e. Brabant and d.
e. Goodman were Mancelona visitors
recently,
The true and noble way to kill a
foe IL not to kill him; you with kind.
ness, may 81 change him that he shall
cease to be foe, and then he's slain.
Having secured a first class watch
maker. Mack. the Jeweler is now pre-
pared to do your Watch, Clock and
.Iewelry repairing just when you want
it done.
Empey Bros. have certainly got a
fine line of carpets. They have some
thing new in the way of fibre Mating
Just spend a few minutes in looking
over their stock.
1t must be a great strain to
wOman's powers of self-restraint to in
vest eleven dollars in switch, and
then keep quiet about in the effort to
prove 1t grew there.
The Trout Lake correspondent of
the ST. Ignace Enterprise says: There
are four girl here who are hunters.
Every train that comes in they take
their guns, cartridges, belts and
hatchets aud 60 to the depot. exhibit
ing themselves as curiosities. Then
they go back and sling hash at the
table. That's great game.
Soronian Hive L. o. T. M. NJ. will
hold election Of officers next Monday
evening and all members are request
ed to be present. District Deputy
Mrs. Catherine Seymour of Saginaw
was here this week and special meet
ings we're held Monday and Wednes-
day evenings. AS result, dozen
new members were taken in.
The Mississippians were highly APP
piauded for their excellent work at
| the Methodist church. Their second
night found the auditorium crowded
and several numbers of the proceed
ing night were repeated by request.
They were unanimously invited TO
visit East Jordan again on their next
years itinerancy.
Mr.. Philip Pryor Of the "Mississ-
ippians." whose recitations of his
own poems formed pleasing part OF
their entertainment here, is poet Of
no mean ability. While his dialect
pieces were heartily encored by the
audience, they do not represent his
entire work. In the realm Of pure
English he is producing work Of tx
cellent quality and Is not unworthy
to be classed with Paul Dunbar whose
personal friendship has been de light
and inspiration to him.
A Young fellow living north of town
brought watch to A. B. Large's
jewelry store for repairs one day last
week. He had purchased bhe 'tur-
nip" from Chicago catalogue house
at bargain price, and couldn't I'M
derstand why it stopped running.
Upon opening the case, A. B., found
a dead cock roach in the works.
Turning 10 the owner OF the timepiece
he said: mo wonder the thing would
not run--the engineer Is dead. BEL
laire Independent.
/ 1t Is with sympathy we announce
the passing into another room of Mrs.
Kate Smith Madison of Charlevoix.
She had always lived in our sister city.
One year ago she was united In mar
rage to Ernest Vincent Madison, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. Madison of this
village. In her departure she left a
little son three weeks old, Vincent
Smith Madison, her husband. parents,
sisters and fond relatives, with many
friends In both cities. Many beauti-
full floral pieces testified to the es-
TEEN In which she was held. Her