Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1908-07-18

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Manley Win
ters daughter. Tuesday.
4 w. A. Loveday was Ia the southern
part OF the State ssveral days this
week.
Read Wiesman's adV. on the last
page Of this issue and profit by the
bargains offered.
The Exchange Hotel changed man
ayers again this week, MIR. and Mrs.
Charles Roach Of Be,laire taking pos
session.
The e. B. Clark Seed Co have
force OF twenty five men Ia the fields
hereabouLs ''roguing" peas-which
consists Of pulling out all the In ferior
and wrong plants.
Electric Theatre patrons have
noticed and spoken Of the improve
ment Ia the picture service Of late.
bright. clean pictures, smooth rum
ning films, interesting subjects-See
Them.
The Central Lake Canning 60. have
made arrangements with the Clark
Seed Co. to again use their warehouse
to 'snip" string beans in. The seas
on will commence latter part of this
month.
]. NJ. Clifford OF Petoskey, Dist.
Mgr. of the Michigan State Tele-
phone Co. was In the city this week,
going over the local branch. AS soon
rs material can be purchased and ar
rangements made the system here will
be thoroughly rebuilt.
TIE American Steam Laundry. G..
g. Gfiffiith proprietor. has an adv in
this Issue aud the attention Of our
readers Is called to same. Mr.. Griffith
has Invested considerable money Ia a
first class local laundry and Is desery-
ing Of home patronage.
ASquantity Of advertising matter
for East Jordan was turned out this
week by the Herald for our Board OF
Trade. 1t consists of half-tone view
OF our town, a map OF Northern Mich
tgah, and a succlnct description OF the
Biggest Little Town In Michigan
alex Ferguson became disorderly
Monday night and Marshal Johnson
intArfered. Ferguson resisted, and
Justice Boosinger bound him over to
the Circuit Court for resisting an
officer. Bail was fixed at 800 and In
default the prisoner took the Charlie
v0ix trip.
The Hum runs an Excursion to
Charlevoix, Sunday, leaving here at
$50, and connecting with the Petos.
key dummy" Returning will leave
Charlevoix at $50 and the Railroad
dock at $40. This will give excur-
1yeists over half day in PetOskev,
and give them opportunity to attend
ths Bay View assembly meet.
The Village Council held special
meeting Tuesday evening. Several
bilis were audited, petitions fol
ceSent walks from q. A, Brabant.
John Monroe, Mrs. Heston and Frank
Cook, were granted. A commit
teG was appointed to appraise the
damages of Curtis and Hubert Pinney
ca1sed by the water tower falling
TIE time for collecting Village Taxes
were extended 30 days.
The annual school meeting was hello
at The high school building last M on
day evening and brought out goot
sized crowd Of our citizens who arr
interested. Atthe election of officers
W, p. Porter. w. p. SQuier and S. G
Rogers were elected members Of the
Board of Education for ensuing year
1t was voted to raise the sum of 90, so
by direct tax to meet expenditures 70
the coming year.
Two aged residents of the Bohem
ian Settlement passed away this week
yoseph Hawk, father of Mrs. Franz
Martinez, died Friday, the 10th inst.
from apoplexy, aged 80 years. Funer
al services were held at the Bohem
ian Settlement Catholic church, Sun
day, conducted by Rev. FIR. Sigfriet
and interment made in the cemeter
there. Mrs. Anna Wsnek died Mon
day last at the advanced age Of 8
years. Funeral services were helC
Tuesday at the Catholic church con
Quoted by FIR. Sigfrisd, and intermen
In the Cemetery there.
Last Tuesday The Herald Edito
started on progrinatiop and fnall
landed up on Willow.BrOok Addition
It's a'peach" OF location, com
manding view OF Pine Lake and tn
Jordan valley. Streets have bee