Charlevoix county herald., 1909-12-11
Brie4s Of The Week

THE Better Treasure"
Christmas Gifts at Mack's.
You'll do better at Mack's."
Read all about Hally's Comet in
the next issue of The Herald
Remember the chicken pie supper
nesday, Dec. l+th, in the Miles Hall.
THE Firemen are making arrange
ments for their annual New Years
Dance.
The p. L. A. :. will hold their
Annual Bazaar on Tuesday afternoon
and evening, Dec, Ii, la the Miles
fHal.
LII yon want to select your Christmas
gifts from the largest assortment and
newest designs. 20 TO Mack's Jewelry
Store.
Next weeks issue Of The Herald
will contain the opening chapters of
new serial story-"THE BETTER
TREASURE" by Mary RAYMOND Ship
man Andrews. Don't miss It.
County Commissioner of Schools ].
Fl. Milford and Truant Officer VIM.
f. Bashaw took trip around the
County last week In which they drove
over }25 miles and practically circled
the butter edge Of the district over
WRch they hold sway.
The E. ]. & s. K. r. will sell round
trip excursion tickets on the follow
ing dates at one and one-half fare:
Traverse City State Grange Meet,
Dec. l4-l6. return limit Dec. 18th.
Regular Holiday Excursions, Dec "a
% and Dec. 3l-Jan. 1st; return limit
January 3rd.
Another book OF poems by Rev. w.
Lamport is being prepared for the 10
Cal holiday trade, similar to the one
put out last year entitled East JOr-
dan In Verse" 1t will be entirely
new. however, in its make up, and
those who found the former such
delightful Christmas gift will be glad
to know the new is forthcoming. 1t
will be on sale at +. q. GdnnetJ Co.'S
drug store the latter part OF next
week. Price 25cts.
The father Of Erastus Warner died
at Pellston, yesterday. The remains
will be brought here today and fuuer-
al services will be held from the
Methodist church Sunday afternoon
at 200 o'clock standard. Interment
W be made in the cemetery here.
Mr.. Warner was pioneer citizen Of
this locality, being well-known to all
the old time residents. He was liv-
ing with his son, Erastus, at Pellston.
The grangers OF Charlev0iX coun ty
have taken over Thursday, December
Is, as their day at Traverse City and
the state grange FIVE hundred Char
leyoix patrons with 80 large hand.
some badges and 1900 nicely printed
folders telling about the beauties and
resources Of the Charlevoix country
expect to take possession Of Traverse
City on that day and TO make every
body they meet believe that Charlie
voix reaches from Manistee to Mack
inaw CITY.
An important business change took
place in our city the psst week when
A.. N. Haight, Manager OF the East
JAdan COoperage since its location
here number of years ago, resigned
hiss position, to take effect January
first. o. d. Cleyeland Of Harrison,
Clare Co., Mich. has been appointed
Co fill the vacancy. Sir Cleveland
was here this week and has rented the
Frank Crowell residence on Man-st
aud with his family will occupy same
in the near future. The Co0perage
here is one of the many owned and
operated by the Grief Bros. OF Cleve-
land, Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. Haight
have decided to continue TO make
East Jordan their home. They in
tend to make an extended trip through
the West, leaving here in January
and returning by springtime.