Charlevoix county herald., 1910-05-28
Sew Sheet Music at Mack's.

VlslJOr, MONDAY.
Fishing Tackle Of all description at
Paytons Pharmacy.
Gifts at all prices for graduation at
Mack's Jewelry Store.
Henry Barker has sold his West
Side residence to Wm. LaCroix.
You will always find 20 to 30 rugs to
select from at Q. H. Whittington'a
If girl marries, and does poorly.
the other girls are discouraged for
months.
Empey Bros. have some very fine
Rugs. QnalitV apd price is what
makes them attractive.
The new Edison PhOnograph Rec
ords for June are now on sale at
Mack's Jewelry and Music Store.
When girl goes to % house to stay
all night, ana helps with the dishes,
she wipes; she doesn't wash them.
The Stewards of the Methodist
church will serve Ice Cream in the
Electric Theatre tent Monday after
noon.
have some bargains In farms, city
property and business blocks. also
have some farms to trade for city
property.-Joel Johnston. 1852
Society may suit some people, but
so far as we are concerned 1t consists
OF nothing but an uncomfortable chair
TO sit on, and dab of something in
digestible to eat.
A southern Michigan editor refused
to publish death notice OF . nom
subscriber. "People who don't take
tue home paper" he said, "never
were alive. and their passing away
has no news value"
When woman's memory fails her,
she doesn't do worse than put TOO
much baking powder in her cake, but
a man runs off and claims when he re-
turns year or so later that his men,
ory failed him, and for that length of
time he didn't know his own name,
For SALE: 2 Hot Air Furnaces. 80
squares OF Rock Face Steel Siding,
some in good condition, and some
more or less damaged; a quantity OF
Heavy Rods with nuts and washers,
for use in large building construction,
also tive thousand brick. All or any
part OF the above can be had at low
cost. Enquire of w. A. LovEDAY.
Miss Katherine Myers, Field Secre-
tary Of the PRESBYTERIAN Board of
Missions of the Northwest, will ad-
dress d meeting in the Pres oyterian
church on Tuesday evening, June I,
at 1880. This will be rare Opportun-
ity of hearing this talented lady. and
it is hoped the church will be filled.
Note the date, Tuesday, June 7,
Little Margaret, age five. was al
lowed to attend the Ladies' Sewing
Society for the first time last Wednes-
day. AS usual the meeting was open
ed with the Lords Prayer. At the
completion Of the prayer, Margaret
looked up at her mother and said:
What are they going to do now, ma
ma, are they all going to bed?"
Next Monday the four counties
Emmett, Antrim, Otsego and Char
levOix, all being now Ia the dry col
umn. will unite at Petoskey ia a
grand local option rally. Governor
HanlY OF Indiana, who Is one Of the
nations foremost orators. and promin-
ent business men from the four cOun-
ties will speak In the afternoon and
evening, on the benefits of local op-
tion.
o. X. White OF the horticultural
department Of the Michigan Agri-
cultural college is in Western Mich
igan visiting the fruit growers for
the purpose Of inspecting the orchards
and giving instructions in the care of
fruit. During the past few weeks he
has been working in Charlevoix, An
trim, Grand Traverse and Leelanau
counties. 1t is expected that he will
reach the other counties in the early
future.
The body OF Simon P. Rowley was
brought here, Friday, from Van Vert,
Ohio, and interment made Ia the East
Jordan cemetery. w. A. Rowley of
Boyne City, son Of the deceased, ac-
companied the remains. Deceased
was aged 80 years and was for years a
resident Of this Village, holding the
Office Of Village Clerk several terms.
He removed to Ohio some ten years
ago. where he died on Monday last.
Rev. A. d. Grigsby conducted short
funeral service at the cemetery.
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