Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1909-07-17
Brie1s Of me Week


Read the Madison Drug Store ad.
elsewhere and profit thereby.
Ask for tickets on the photograph
at Wilmington s with every cash pur-
chase.
The p L. A. S. hold a bake sale at
K. A. Lewis Grocery this Saturday
afternoon.
The Str. Fannie NJ. Rose brought In
party of excurslonists from Bower e
Harbor, Sunday.
Edison Photograph Outfits, CON-
plete with records. sold on easy pay
ments of one dollar, by Mack, the
Jeweler.
Tue w. c. T. U. hold their next
monthly meeting with Mrs. r. w.
Barnette next Friday afternoon, July
23rd.
Fire Friday night totally destroyed
the residence and contents Of William
Woods in Charleyoix township. Loss
about $4,000, partially insured.
The ladies of St. Joseph Catholic
church will give an ice cream social
at Freiberg's Tailor Shop Saturday,
July "a. Everybody come and bring
your friends.
Jake Reichart and Bert Wilkinson,
of Boyne City pleaded guilty before
Judge Shepard of that CITY, OF steal
ing linoleum and each drew fine Of
ten dollars and costs.
The Str. Hum runs an excursion to
CharlevoiX, tomorrow, Sunday, July
18th. Boat leaves here at 1000 a. m /;
returning, leaves CharlevoiX follow
ing the arrival of the $50 train from
Petoskey. This affords an opportun-
ity for East Jordan people to visit
Petoskey. Round trip to Charlevoix
SOC.
You will be amply rewarded by
dropping into Empev Bros aud look
ing over their mamoth stock OF old.
ancient pictures, it being late pat.
ent process by some great German ar
tist. They are certainly worthy OF
your consideration. Since the guam
tity is somewhat limited we will sell
them while they last at $l.35
Have you heard the Columbia In
destructible Cylinder Records at Ham
ilton's? Their tone Is incomparably
purer. clearer and more brilliant than
any other cylinder record made. And
they won't break no matter how
roughly they are used, and they won't
wear out no matter how long they are
played. Will fit any cylinder machine.
One Of the enactments OF the last
legislature places all the steam and
power boats carrying passengers ply
ing on the inland waters OF the state
under the supervision of the labor de-
partment, and making them subject
to inspection as TO hull conditions,
boiler, life boat and pre'ervers and
other important points that relate to
safety. The law does not 60 into
effect until Sept. End.
Last evening the Congregational
church was packed at the entertain
ment given by Miss L. Ninita Mayne,
reader, and Miss Madge. Nicholas Of
East Jordan, musician. Miss Mayne
is a graduate Of the Chicago School OF
Expression and delighted her Charlie
voix friends by her mastery of her
art. Miss Nicholas is another char
levoix county girl who displayed tai
ent of high order. Miss Elizabeth
Putnam also assisted in the enter
nment.-Charlevoix Courier.
The National hoy City at Charlie
voix opens next Friday, July 23rd and
closes Aug. l4th. The Special Chau-.
tauqua Entertainments commence
Sunday, July %. and for that date
the program is: afternoon, Boy Baud
Concert; Judge Willis Brown, "Man-
ufacturing a Man." In the evening:
Dixie Jubilee Singers. Vesper ad-
dress by Rev. w. II. Mcpherson, as
sociate pastor st. Paul g Church, Chi
cago. Further program next week.
Alvin Freeman was badly injured
while making coupling at the e. j..
s. S. round-house Monday night. He
was employed as hostler and two Of
the locomotives were being taken to
the water-tank. In the darkness he
attempted to couple the locomotives
and was caught between the two.
His back and hips we're badly crush
ed. Drs. Dicken and Sweet were
summoned and the injured man re-
moved To his boarding place on State.
st, At present he is improving nice
ly.
G.. d. Woodbury., president Of the
Capital Savings and Loan Assn, Of
Lansing, and Prof. L. h. Taft of the
Agricultural College, paid East Jor-
dan a visit on Thursdav the former