Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1908-04-25
Arbor Day next Friday.

Arbor Day next Friday.
The market for potatoes was pretty
sharp in town, Thursday, some selling
as high as GO cents per bu.
The May attractions at Loveday
Opera House start in with the great
musical success The Yankee Doodle
Boy"
The Devoe Paint has stood The test
and Is one of the few fine paints sold
i'm the U. S.-W. K. MALPASS HARD
WARE 90.
The w. r. &. will give another
warm Sugar Social at their hall this
Saturday afternoon from 300 to 900
o'clock. Bill l5c.
The Str. Hum was at Boyne city
and Horton Bay, Wednesday with a
consignment or seed peas and beans
from the f. b. Clark Seed Co.
The IA. l.. Is. of E. hold a Maple
Sugar Social at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Bennett in Echo township
next Thursday evening. April 30th.
Marriage licenses issued past week:
Bert Claspell, 25, Hudson township,
to Jennie Sweet, 81. Hudson town.
ship; William G. Hull. q, Charlevoix,
to Mary Epifanoski, 10, Ely, Mich.
DR.. Oven, we'll known through
out this part of Michigan died at his
home ia Petoskey, Saturday, aged 81
years. He was only sick two days
and death was caused by an ulcer per-
forating the bowels.
The Council met Monday evening
and granted the petition Of w, p.
Squier and others FOR an extension of
the water mains to the Willow Brook
Addition. Applications for cement
walks presented by E A. Ashley, +.
J. Porter and Clark Hare were refer
red to the Street Committee. The
petitions for cement walks presented
at the previous meeting were granted.
Fire Chief Otto and Eugene Adams
CONCEIVED the idea that the old fire
whistle didn't sound just right, SD
they made new one. First OF the
week they Installed it on the Electric
Light Co.'S Power House. The bell is
Sx3O inches and the noise twice that
amount Ia miles. AS the whistle is
of brass it must have cost the boys a
few cents.
VIM Bauldry of Pontiac, Mich, has
taken charge OF ALBANIAs, a Draft
Horse owned by r. E. Pearsall.
Terms OF service and route will he adj
vertised in bill form by May lst.
This Horse was imported from Bel
GUM last August and took First
Prize at Detroit State Fair last Fall;
is sound and will be five Is, years old
the 18th day OF May, 19OS.-R. E.
PEARSALL.
Under Sheriff Horton left Flint
TUESDAY for his home ia Charlevoix
with prisoner in the person of Ed
ward Cooley, and the prospect of
strenuous trip ahead OF HIM. Cooley
broke Jail at Boyne City two years ago
while awaiting trial on the charge of
forgery, and was recaptured at Flint a
few days ago. He objected vigorously
to accompanying Under Sheriff Hor-
ton on his homeward journey, and it
required the combined efforts Of three
officers to lead him onto car. The
prisoner INDUCED in the threat that
he would make trouble for Horton be-
fore they reached their destination.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Harper are clos
ing out their stock of bazaar and mil
linery goods this week preparatory to
moving to East Jordan. where they
will engage in similar business. 1t
T. with regret the Independent records
this fact. Mr.. and Mrs. Harper have
for several years been identified with
the husiness, religious and social
affairs in such a manner as to make
them most acceptable citizens, in a
religious sense Mrs. Harper being pres
ideht of the Latter Day Saints society
of this place. They leave Rellaire
taking with them the good wishes of
many friends for prosperity in their
futnre home -Rellaire Tudenendent