Charlevoix county herald., 1910-02-26
"The Toymakers," Wednesday.

"The Toymakers," Wednesday.
Saturday Post and also Sunday
papers at Hamilton's.
Village election, registration and
caucus notices on eighth page.
II you want TO laugh go to 1.-The
Toymakers" next Wednesday evening
at Loveday Opera House,
Why pay zoe per pound for candy
when you can get the same kind at
Hamilton's for l0c per pound?
The Charlevoix County Fruit Grow
ep'Ass'n will hold its regular month
meeting next Tuesday, March LIST.
at CharlevOix.
A change took place in the store Of
Richards & Cummins this week,
when Mr.. Cummins sold his interest
TO f. b. Richards, brother Of Elmer
the other proprietor. The firm will
be known now as Richards Bros.
A pleasant line from Supt. Fl. II.
Fuller to The Herald indicates health
and prosperity Of the Fullers at New
berry. Mrs. Fuller recently returned
from the hospital at Big Rapids
where she underwent a successfuf
operation for long standing trouble.
E. l. Smith and family, who re-
Gently removed from here to Boyne
City were unfortunate enough to be
burned out again Wednesday fore
noon with no insurance on their
household goods. Considerable furni-
ture was removed but that in bed
room was ruined.
Lxiester A. Thompson of Elk Rapids
andl Miss Edna A Danforth OF East
jordan were united in marriage at the
Methodist parsonage in Boyne City
last Thursday evening, Feb'y 18th
The pastor, Rev. j. Bready officiat-
ing The young people have host
OF friends in East Jordan who extend
congratulations.
At the annual meeting of the Rural
Mail Carriers Assn held at Ellsworth
Tuesday, iJ was decided TO hold their
next meeting at East Jordan on La
bor Day. In the election OF officers,
II. A. Brintnall Of this place was
elected president, E. Mclean vice
president. III. j. Trail secretary
treasurer, and e. S. Carroll represent
alive To State Association
Allan Grigsby. teacher In the city
schools, has rented one Of the Johns
houses on Dresser street, and will
soon take unto himself housekeeper.
in the person Of Miss Clara Hurd, of
Lansing. The following item from
ARtansing Daily Journal of recent
day viii explain the reason for Mr..
GrlgvOy's furnishing home and max
ingrmaDy preparations for house keep
ing that he has been INDUCING 10 in
the past couple of weeks: 'Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan Boosnger, 703 Walnut
St.. announce the engagement Of their
granddaughter, Miss Clara Hurd, to
Mr., Allan ID. Grigsby of Cheboygan,
the wedding to take place the last
week in March. "-Cheboygan Demo-
Graf.
The residence of Rev. L. S. Mat
thews and family was burned to the
ground last Monday morning. Some
of the household goods were saved
Mr.. Matthews had just built the
morning fires when fire was discover
ed in the attic, probably iguiting
from the stove pipe The building
was valued at 81 900, with insurance
Of 5000 in the Farmers Mutual Of Pc
toskey The household goods were
insured for $500, music 5000 aud lib.
rary 800. The deal whereby Alfred
Tindale purchases the property will
be icompleted; we understand Mr.
Tinkale intends rebuilding in the
sprHg. Mr.. Matthews and family
will leave Ia a couple of weeks fol
Chestertown, Md, where they will re-
side and give the young people the ad
vantage of college education.