Charlevoix county herald., 1910-07-30
Clarence Bowman is home from the

500 visitors this week.
Jerome Smith was Traverse City
visitor first Of the week.
DR.. G. A. Sweet and family now &C.
cupy their new residence.
M iss Ethel McRae OF Mt Pleasant is
guest of Miss Fay Nicholas.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Cleveland are
entertaining Mrs. l.. Fl. Cleveland OF
/ Saginaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Clevering of
Pittsburg, Pa, are guests OF Miss
Jessie Fay.
Otto Hubert Meyer was over from
BOyne this week, saying Hello" to his
friends here.
The Herald is indebted for a fine
bouquet from the fiOwer-garden Of
Rev. Lamport.
Miss Jennie Moore of OIL City, Pa,
is guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. q. Glenn.
Mrs. Ruth Ellis Of Elk Rapids was
guest of the Lovedays and Boosingers
the past week.
Miss Anna Neimark, who has been
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Wiesman,
left Friday for Chicago.
Dep'y Collector A. l.. Coulter and
wife were guests of Atty and Mrs. ID.
1 Il fnh Hrcf nff ho
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Muma are enter
tanning the latters sister, Miss Rose
Mac Donald of Tucson, Arizona.
/ Miss Violet Wilhelm of Traverse
City was guest of her brother, Bert
Wilhelm and family first of the week.
Mrs. j. G.. Fortune accompanied
her daughter Margaret to Pellston on
Tuesday, and will remain for few
days.
Seventeen young ladies are spending
the week at the Wilmington cottage
at Terrace Beach. Pretty nearly a
houseful, that.
In order to give the laundrymen
more time the laundry basket will
hereafter leave Mack's on Tuesdays
instead of Wednesdays. 49,
The Annual Excursion to n iagara
Falls, Montreal and Toronto via the
Pere Marquette, will be Aug. 9th,
with return limit August 10Th.
For particulars enquire OF E. j. & 5.
r. r. agent.
We are constantly getting 10 new
furniture. Our line is very complete
to day having just received large
consignment OF cOuches, dressing
cases, buffetts, chiffoniers, sideboards,
library tables and extension tables In
fact every thing to furnish home
Empey Bros.
Bring the news to The Herald office.
We are always glad to have our sub
scribers send or bring us items of
news. II each one Of our large list of
readers would give us one item each
week what grand local paper we
would have. Send IN anything but
politics and we shall be thankful.
Small men with small purpose do
not help to make town lively and
progressive. The man who never con-
tributes to public enterprise or volun-
tarly assists in supporting any of the
public enterprises is not worth coax
ing to remain in town, and should he
decide to move out it is matter of
congratuation. It's units and not
mere ciphers that count for some
thing. "be unit"
Seven yioatOrs Of local option law,
four of them former saloon keepers,
have very recently been given impris-
onment sentences Of from twenty tU
ninety days in Michigan. The occu-
pants of quite number Of cells ia
the Detroit House of Correction and
at the Ionia Reformatory could give
very positive assurance, il they cared
to, that local option laws In Michigan
are being stringently enforced. The
same fellows who were so mistakenly
certain that local option couldn't be
and wouldn't be enforced are now
fighting mad over the zeal and the
success Of city and county officers in
catching and convicting law violators.
What answer in behalf of the sa-
looms can there possibly be to the
statement recently made as to the
comparative results Of one month IN
Oakland county under local option as
compared with one month of saloon
affection. There were but ii arrests
in Pontiac for all offences during the
month of April. Twelve OF these ar
rests were for drunkenness. In May
under the inhunces of saloons there