Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1908-08-15


Frost nipped the crops up the Jor-
dan valley last Saturday nipht.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work; no washing. Inquire at this
office.
Rev. George Allan will occupy the
Methodist pulpit next Sabbath morn
ing and evening.
Several OF the Ellsworth people at
tended the show at Loveday Opera
House Tuesday evening.
School girls should avail themselves
OF the bargains offered in fine Dress
Skirts at Miss Genevieve Senecals.
PIANO FOR sALE-A Wing piano,
practically new. will be sold cheap
For particulars inquire at this Office.
Lemieux & Lancaster's blacksmith
and woodworking shop received a
coat Of paint this week and now carries
sign-"The Hub"
DR.. Donald Mcdonald, the we'll
known specialist OF Detroit, is at the
Russell House today Saturday and to-
morrow.
LOsT-Black silk umbrella with
white border and natural wood handle.
Will finder kindly leave same at the
East Jordan Lumber Cos. offices.
An Excursion will be run from
Charievoix next Fy day night in con-
nection with dance at the Town
Hall. Hiram Ensign is manager.
A peculiar monument was placed
in the cemetery here the past week by
George Peck In memory OF his wife.
1t Is of stone, and fashioned after
stump, showing the bark, etc.
Complaint was made in Judge Har.
ris's court Monday IN the case of Abby
Rehbein. On investigation County
Agent Madison decided to take her
to East Jordan. -Charlevoix Courier
The annual Equity Farmers Picnic
will take place ia the Jos. Lanway
gE be near Nettleton's Corners, Aug.
9th. A band will be engaged for the
occasion and good time promised to
all.
The Common Council met Monday
evening and audited a batch of bills.
Sidewalk permits were granted to d.
q. Loveday and Dan Kale. The time
for collecting village taxes was extend
ed thirty days.
Mrs. JAS Heller of East Jordan was
rather seriously injLr in runaway
near the tannery. She 10 now under
the care of DR.. Boice at the home Of
her brother-in-law, Mr.. Lou Heller.
--Boyne Journal.
Mr.. Benjamin Lloyd Severance and
Miss Mary Jenette Macfarlane were
married last Saturday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Hare. Rev. A. d.
GIigsby. pastor of the Presbyterian
church officiating.
Taking advantage Of an opportunity
of securing them while Ia this terri
tory 1.-The Geo. Seaburn Hail Concert
Company" one Of the finest company
of entertainers of the kind travelling
may be seen at Loyeday Opera House
Monday night, Aug. oath.
Sunday. August 2srd, the Michigan
Central 4. r. will run an excursion
from Bay CITY to East Jordan, leaving
Bay CITY at $50 a. M, stopping at all
principal intermediate stations forpas-
sengers, and arriving at East Jordan
at III 80; returning leave East Jordan
at 6 p m.
when the sentiment OF the news
papers is overw helmiDgly one way
says the New York Tribune, 1.-THE
sentiment of the people Is not apt to
be overwhelmingly the other" In
other words. newspaper sentiment is a
strong indication Of public sentiment.
The sentiment Of the press of this
Congressional district Is oyerwhelm-
tngiy for Francis ii. Dodds. So Is
that of the people.
Geo. Baxter, editor Of the Boyne
Citizen. and DR.. Shaver OF Boyne City
we're the victims Of serious railroad
accident on Monday. They were driv-
ing to Boyne Falls when their carriage
was struck by b. G. q. & A. passen-
ger train that was running very fast,
and demolished. Baxter was thrown
so feet and struck on his head, suffer
ing a fractured skull, while Shaver
escaped with slight body bruises.
They heard the whistle but thought
1t was from q train on another rail-
road, the thick bushes preventing a
sight OF the train that struck them.
Our Board OF Trade has received ad-
vice from the Michigan Passenger as