Charlevoix county herald., 1910-07-09
Bvle4s o4 Me Week


The Str. Hum will run an exenrsio1
to Charlevoix, Sunday, leaving here al
l0:00 a. N. Round trip so cents.
The r. J. e. S. morning train nov
leaves at $40 TO connect with The
early north bound resort train on the
Pm.
BoyRe City Is In the throes OF a
water famine and water from the
river is being pumped into the water.
mains.
The East Jordan Cemetery I'm
provement Association will meet with
Mrs. Dan f. Goodman next Thursday
afternoon the l4th.
An item from A ba in the Mancel-
ona papers state that the East Jordan
Chemical Co. lost 600 cords of wood
by fire on the 4th back OF Sweets
camp in Chestonia.
The annual school meeting for Dis
trlct No. 4, South Arm Township.
will be held at the High School build
ing next Monday evening, July llth,
commencing at 500 O'Clock.
The Steamer Hum carried a large
crowd to Charlevoix Wednesday night
20 bear Hon. Chase 5. Osborn. They
were accompanied by the band which
took creditable part in Mr.. Osborn y
reception.
A large number of people spent the
Fourth at Bellaire and Petoskey.
The day at East Jordan was more
quiet than Is usual, fact which was
much appreciated by those who stay
ed at home.
e.. f. Schneider, director OF the
weather bureau station located at
Grand Rapids, is authority for the
statement that tender plants can be
saved from the frost on cold nights by
sprlnkling them with water.
The funeral OF Oscar Johnson was
conducted by the Masons last Sunday
afternoon. 1t was very largely at
tended; fitting address was given Ivy
Rev. Lamport. The remains were
laid to rest in the Jones cemetery.
Joha Spidle. aged 65 years, died at
his home in Eveline township last
Thursday of acute indigestion. Fun
eral services were from the home,
Friday and interment made in the
Lakeside cemetery. He leaves a wife
and several children.
Mrs. Mary M. Lanway. wife Of Jos.
II. Lauway. died at her her home on
Lhe West Side last Thursday, Of heart
disease, aged "A years. The funeral
services were held Sunday morning
from the L. d. s. church, Elder Dud-
Atey conducting same. Deceased was
q charter member of Stevens Corps
w. b. c., aud that organization at
tended In body. Interment was
made in the Jones cemetery. A hus-
band and three daughters survive to
mourn her loss.
Saturday afternoon Fred Siminaw
procured jug of whiskey from Tray.
erse City and, with three companions
enjoyed jubilee back of Bacot's ice
cream parlors. ending in row In
which Harry Marshall got the worst
of 1t, having his nose broken and
being injured otherwise. Sunday
morning Siminaw was arrested on a
charge Of violating the local option
law and on being arranged before
Judge Collins waived examination
and was bound over to circuit court
for trial.-Charlevoix Courier.
Representatives of local option from
East Jordan, Boyne City, Charlevoi,
and surrounding townships met at Var
Pelt's hall Wednesday afternoon last
to consider the advisability of form.
Ing a permanent county organization
lin the interest of local option. After
full discussion of the subject, it wa:
decided to appoint committee tc
draft articles of organization for a
permanent county committee TO be
submitted at an adjourned meeting
The number In attendance and the
interest manifested 10 the discussion
proves beyond question that the advo.
Gates of local option have lost none OF
their interest ia the cause and the re-
quits thus far attained are fully up tC
the highest expectations of it's ad-
herents. Sentinel
The Michigan Monthly Bulletin OF
Vital Statistics for May report fol-
Charlevoix county IA births and e
deaths. Seven of the deaths were
people of IS years or over and two
were from violence. The bulletin
contains list of Township Regist'
rars, those for Charlevoix County