Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-10-08
Bvie4s Of NE Week
&C ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 333 ID e&& ,


The Str. Hum will run to Boyne
City, Sunday, leaving here at 1890
a. m. RoHnd trip SOC.
The new Peoples State Savings
Bank is receiving the finishing touch:
es preparatory to the opening latter
part OF next week.
County Clerk Payton has received
his supply Of deer licenses. f. M. and
Miss Grace YANG lder OF Clarion were
the first ID procure same 10 this copn-
), ty this fan.
The farmers OF this locality should
not overlook the picking station prop
osition published in the Herald last
week. All those interested should
call on or write w. A. Loveday as
soon as possible.
w. r. Sqpier left Thursday for De-
troit where he will spend some time
on work connected with the d. & @.
r. r, He.expects TO return for the
opening II the new Peoples State
Savings Bank next week.
The annual meeting OF the School
Officers OF Charlevoix Comfy Will he
held at the Court House in Charlevoix
next Wednesday, Oct. 18th, COM
mencing at 1000 a. m. Supt Wright
OF Lansing will be the speaker.
The state supreme court has revers4
ed the decision of Judge Lamb in re-
gard to the local option law in BenIie
county, which he declared null and
void odSaccount OF insufficient legal
notice. The supreme court orders
Lamb to show cause why the viola
tions of the law should not be punish .
ed.
Monday deal was put through at
Traverse City whereby George Smith
has traded the Minnie S. to Capt. K.
n Emory Of Traverse City for boat
called the Onekema The Minnie s.
will be used as a passenger boat at
that city and the Onekema will be
used by Mr.. Smith on the lakes here,
--Charevoix Courier.
M. G. Coyle, Supt. of the ID. G. r,
B.. was an East Jordan visitor this
week. The former general Offices OF
the Company on the West Side will
hereafter he used as headquarters for
train work IT, NJ. Bennett OF Bay
City il the newly appointed train
master and he will make East Jordan
his home. The train dispatching will
be done from here as usual.
f. N. Clink OF East Jordan passed
through Rellairs yesterday on his way
home Nm Mancelona, where he had
been Investigating the evidence on
she part OF the plaintiff, Prof. McCor-
mick. in his suit for libel against Mr..
o. E. Hawkins, editor Of the Nance
Iona Herald. Mr. Clnk is associated
with F. r. Williams prominent at
torney, of Elk Rapids ia looking after
Prof. McCOrmick's interest in the
case.-Bellaire Independent.
Mgr Waterman of the East Jordan
Planning Mills Co., was the victim Of
an accident on Monday which might
have proven pretty serious. He was
working on a small circular saw when
the saw caught the edging and threw
1T against one of his legs near the
In fnH Ia
was taken to physician at once
where the wound was dressed. He
is now able to be out by the use of a
cane.
One of the most important grange
meetings ever held in this comfy
took place at Ironton Tuesday, several
years having passed since the grange
has nseC ia a county convention. The
meeting was largely attended and a
good delegation present from each
grange. Mr.. and Mrs. John Bugbee,
District No. ]; Mr.. and Mrs. James
Nice, Dist No. 2; Mr.. aud Mrs. Orlue
D. Wilson, District No. 8; were sc
lected as delegates to represent this
county at the state grange at Trav-
erse Gty 10 November.
WI extend our congratulations to
the Freshman class in managing to
do what our enemy, the Juniors
failed to do last year, viz. administ-
erlng a fair, and square defeat upon
the cl ass of 1913. However, the year
has just begun. We are going to
have good time in our own countri7
fled way, by gum. anyhow, rush or
no rush. Our officers are: Presi-
deut, Oral Misner; Vice President,
Miss Hooper; Secretary, Miss Brode'
rick; Treasurers, Miss Hewitt and
Ralph Yonker.-The Weekly Altman