Charlevoix county herald., 1907-04-06

| ward AinSlie was aCndrlevOix Yisi-
tor this week.
Mrs. JOS. Zoulek gave rag bee,
Thursday afternoon.
Foreman James Cleary was here
from Deward recently.
Arthur Warne returned to his
studies at the Ferris Institute. Tues
day.
Mrand, Mrs. Ely Montroy were guest
Of Bellaire friends latter part OF last
week.
Alfred Bissonette Of Pinconning Is
here guest of his brother VIM. Bison
cite.
Miss Maud Holt came over from
Boype CITY, Thursday to visit relatives
here
A complete stock Ut Edison Phono-
graph Records at MACK's JEwELRY
STORE.
Frank Votruba was up from Trav-
verse City this week, guest of his
brother j. j.
The Electric Light Co. replaced two
OF their street arc lights the past week
with new ones.
John Boosinger has been quite i'll
the past week with pneumonia, but is
now slowly recovering.
The M. e. Ladies' Aid meets with
Mrs H. Sheldon Wednesday, April 10,
visitors always welcome.
Mrs. o. H. Meyer entertained in
honor of her sister, Miss Parker Of
Kalkaska, Thursday evening.
Walter. Cook left Monday to resume
studies at the Ferris Institute. They
say he carried excess baggage. 3
Miss Edith Ramsey is assisting at
the Telephone Central and Miss Ida
Moore is taking a little vacation. f,
There is still plenty OF time to haveY
a good attack of spring fever before
summer really mokes its appearance.
Miss Edith Church was home over
Sunday from her studies at the Need
ham Business College at Traverse
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dopp and little
nephew, Eddie Mace loan, of Saginaw,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W., An
Stroebe.
S. j. Lanway will dispose of his
French Coach Horse 'Cheneau" at
Auction at the Korthase Auction
Sale next Wednesday.
The fact that a mule caused the
Central American war, is considered
unique because it is generally jack
ASS that brings on war.
A Philadelphia paper wants to know
whether it is wise to let the sleeping
ancestors lie. No, it is wisest to let
the tom bstones do the lying. -
j. ]. Votruba has sold his farm
which he purchased awhile ago Of Mr.. !
Lalondc, to Frank ZOulek of Traverse
City, the consideration being 81, 200.
The pastors subject at the M. E.
church for Sunday morning will be
1.-THE Tongues" evening, 1.-The Value
Of Sacred Song" All are welcome TO
these services.
II am private citizen and intend
to be" says Mr.. Bryan. And there are
several million voters who will do all
they can to help him hold down that
job indefinitely.
Supt. Fuller was on tour OF inspec-.
ting schools last week to get ideas If
how schools are conducted elsewhere.
In his journey he visited Petoskey,
Harbor Springs, Central Lake, Man
celona. Kalkaska. Traverse City, Cad
lilac and Big Rapids.
The Annual Convention OF the
Northern Michigan Bee-Keepers
Assn Will be held In this Village,
Wednesday and Thursday, April 10th
and llth. Sessions will be held in
the OddfelIow's Hall. Prominent
: Bee-Keepers from all over the state
will be present and all who are inter.
ested In this subject should not fail to
attend If possible. Officers of the
Assn are: George H. Kirkpatrick.
Pres, Kalkaska; e. d. Townsend first
Vice Pres, Remus; Ira d. Bartlett,
Secretary-Treasurer, East Jordan
a Convention Rate of S1.00 per day
has been secured at the Russell House.
This is the time to feed your animals
stock food. Buggy Whip free with
, each scot package of CAPITAL Stock
Food,
e. A. LEWIS
Mr.. and Mrs M. II. Robertson were
, nleasantly surnrised at fhair homo On