Charlevoix county herald., 1909-05-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Coming-''The Wyoming Girl"


sion to Boyne City, Sunday, leaving
here at 1000 am.
The County Sunday School Conven-
tiOn will be held at Charevoix May
26 and 81. An interesting program is
being prepared.
The Bellaire Common Council has
passed an ordinance limiting the num-
Der OF saloons TO one for each five
hundred inhabitants.
Shepard and st. Angmon novelty
comedy act, and Belle Benson, dainty
soubrette, will open the Bijou Pro-
gram Monday night, May II. Prices
10c and &c.
Fentzi Herriwa, aged 70 years, died
at his home in Banks township May
4th and funeral services were held
last Saturday with interment in the
Boss cemetery.
Northern Michigan seems to have
an epidemic of measles and other NAL
aides. East Jordan is remarkably
free from such, considering reports
from our exchanges.
James Cameron will put out an or
chard OF 1000 cherry and $50 peach
trees on the old Coulter homestead in
the northern part OF the village
Central Lake Torch.
State Game Warden Pierce has es-
timated the fire loss in Northern
Michigan last summer at $2,570,446
Charlevoix County's loss was SS9,3l5
and Antrm's Sl20, S75
The barge Grouse was here Wednes-
day to take load of piles and tow the
pile driver John Mayor to Traverse
City where Wilhelm & Monroe are re-
building the Hannah g. Lay dock.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Knner Of Boyne
this week moved their household into
the dwelling recently occupied by w.
A. Stone and family. The property
was recently sold by the Lovedays to
the East Jordan Chemical Co.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Staley died sud-
denly at her home in Eveline Sunday
night from heart failure, aged 81 years.
Funeral services we're held Tuesday
from the residence and interment
made in the East Jordan cemetery.
Call and see Dr. Blender, the well
known German Eye Specialist from
Cadillac, about your eyes. He is at
the Russell House from Friday May
IA, until Monday May 18th. Take the
opportunity of his special offer. Re-
member the date.
The l909-l9l0 issue Of the Michigan
: Gazateer contains the valuable in
formation that Rockford A. Brint-
nails business is "notions" We al
ways knew "Rochie" had notions but
weren't aware they were marketable
They probably meant Notary"
The final adjournment of the state
legislature has been definitely set for
May 10, and the usual closing cere-
monies held by the presiding officers
tives from both branches present, will
take place June End. Closing on this
date make the shortest session Of any
q legislature since 1867. 1t is also be-
lieved that the tendency from now on
will be for even shorter sessions.
Mrs. Anna Zitks died at her home
in Jordan Township, Wednesday,
May 9Th, aged 63 years. Funeral ser
vices were held Friday, the eth at the
home and interment made in Jordan
cemetery. A timor was the cause Of
her death. Deceased was a we'll
known resident of the Bohemian Set
Element and was the mother of Frank
Zitka Of this place, and James and
Joseph who reside at the settlement.
Her husband preceded her to the be-
yond several years ago.
The house on Thursday passed the
Dickinson search and seizure bill
practically as it came from the senate.
Numerous amendments were offered.
oNO SiS5 NCAO hOai - NObNu uOn u
aud the bill will probably become a
law. Much oratory was used in the
passage of the measure. The search
and seizure bill is an Anti-Saloon
league measure. 1t concerns only
''drY" counties and forbids druggists
TO sell liquor except on DOCTORS pre-
scription; forbids doctor 20 refill a
prescription and gives the police the
same right to search for and sieze IL
quor as they now have to search for
and seize gambling paraphernalia.
Prof. Jerome B. Allen arrived Tues
day from his winter home In Trenton,
Georgia. to remain during the sum-
mer. Mr.. Aliens health is vastly i'm
proved since last summer in spite of