Charlevoix county herald., 1908-06-27
Skirts at cost at Miss senecal's.

| CnarieVOlx county FAIR, SepU. Zz-Z3-
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House to Rent in good location.-E.
A. LEWIS.
Mrs. A. L. Hillard was a Deward
visitor this week.
L. z. Madison was Traverse City
visitor this week.
A fine line Of table linen " Ill go at
cost at Miss Senecal's.
Baby Go-Carts, Folding and Reclin-
ers at WHTTTINGToN's
Muslin Underwear at popular prices
at b. G. Hubbard & Co.
A bargain on Hay Rake at w. E
MALPAss HARDWARE co.
Some fine Refrigerators at the W.
MALPASS HARDWARE Co.
Fred Wilmington, u. of M. stu
dent, il home for summer vacation.
We keep bread and large assort-
ment Of baked goods.-E. A. LEWIS.
We are right in line on Rugs, Wall
Paper, Mattings and Curtains.-C. IL.
WELLINGTON.
Atty +. f. Boosinger was Lam
sing visitor this week, combining bus
iness with pleasure.
Oneida Community Best II Dwt.
Knives and Forks-l2 pieces for S. so
at MACK g JEwELRY STORE.
Miss Ruzina Stewart com pleted her
term of school at Cheboygan the past
week and is now the guest Of her par
ents here.
Percy L. Holiday, student at Hills
dale, is home for the summer. He
will assist his father at the Electric
Theatre,
John Owney, an inmate of the
County Farm, fell and broke his hip,
Sunday. The man Is over eighty
years OF age.
The Lena KnObloch will on the
Fourth leave East Jordan for Charlie
turning after the fireworks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Otto are receiv-
ing visit from the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bell. and sister,
Florence, Of Cleveland. Ohio.
PUPILS WANTED.-Willg give Water
Color and Piano Lessons 70 those de-
string to take same during the sum
mer months. Miss Mabel Monroe,
phone 81.
Jerome Smith has leased the Peppin
building on the corner of Main and
State Street and will move his tonsor-
ial parlors In the new location first of
the coming week.
Allan Grigsby is expected home for
the summer next week. At present
he is attending IA Y. NJ. &. A. conven-
tion at Strathcona, Niagara-on-the
lake, as delegate from Ypsilanti.
Miss Lillian Bosanko for some time
past stenographer at w. A. Loveday IS
office left Tuesday to accept position
as stenographer in the office of the
Great Lady Commander of L. o. L. NJ.
NJ. at ST Louis, Mich.
The Reys. II. A. Putnam of Charlie
voix, J. ). Young OF Elmira, Frank
Blair of Boyne City, g. A. Weaver of
Petoskey and Clark of Barnard were
here attending the Convention of the
\ County Sunday School Association.
Manager Loveday has secured for
the Opera House Thursday night July
End, "a Texas Ranger" play pro-
claimed by competent critics to be the
best western play since Arizona and
"The Squaw Man" Mr. Geo. Goodale
uf the Detroit Free Press says, "a
Texas Ranger" is the best western
show seen in Detroit since "Arizona'
and a competent cast is one of the
many good features of the play" The
show will be the same here as played
in Detroit and gives the theater 60 ers
Of East Jordan chance to witness a
real metropolitan production. Watch
for the Cowboy Band.
x-President Stephen Grover Cleve-
land died suddenly at his home at
Westland, suburb of Princeton, NJ
Yesterday morning, aged IL years. He
began life as clerk in country
store, was assistant teacher in an in
stitute for the blind, assistant district
attorney of Erie county, New York,
praticed law, was sheriff of Erie coun-
ty, mayor of Buffalo, governor of New
York, twice president Of United
States and defeated in his third can
didacy for that high honor. Mr.. Cleve-
land was In many respects remark
able man and his death at this time