Charlevoix county herald., 1911-08-19
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Grand Rapids guest OF former chums.
Mrs. Fanny Tillotson OF Charlevoix
was guest Of East Jordan friends this
week.
Miss Isabel Lamport was here from
Mancelona over Sunday visiting
friends.
George TillOtson OF Grand Rapids
is visiting at the home Of DR.. II. w.
DickeD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eber Burdick are on a
vacation trip in the southern part of
the state.
Mrs w. t. Grigsby OF Hastings is
visiting her parents at the Presby-
terian Parsonage.
Mrs. Geo. Anderson and daughter,
Doratha, spent Sunday with her
daughter Mrs Lovina VanHorn, al
Boyne City.
Ladies should not fail to see the
fine exhibit of stencil designs and
materials at the millinery store Of
Mrs. Jay Hite.
We're closing out fine line Of
Curtain Goods, consisting of Madras
and Scrims-Your choice l5c.-B. G.
Hubbard s. Go.
Mrs. M. G. Hurlbert with daughter
Dorothy left Tuesday for visit with
Alpena and Detroit friends before
starting for her new home in Everett,
Washington.
Mrs. Louis Lumburg with son
George left Saturday last for her
home in Seattle, Wash, after an ex-
tended visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Pringle.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M.
e. Church, will hold their next meet
ing at the home of b. E. Waterman
Wednesday. Aug. %. Visitors well
come. Members please attend.
For SALE-Fine l2-room house in
good conditions; extra nice yard.
Small payment down, balance $500
per month. Six rooms are now rent
ing for 1890. The other six rooms
are just as good. only for being up
stairs. Price SlS9O.-A. d. CLINK.
The new state law promulgated bv
the dairy and food department makes
it unlawful for dealers to expose goods
for sale without proper sanitary pro-
lection against flies and dust, particu-
larry meats, fruits, and vegetables.
This law has attracted much attention
throughout the state and there will
be general effort to enforce it. A
penalty is attached tor those who
violate the law.
A freak Of storm took place Mon
day in Echo township in Porter's
camp 81. The men saw the storm
coming up and one Of them drove his
team under some trees to escape the
rain. The heavy wind blew down one
OF the trees they were standing under
The man saw the tree falling and
started to get the horses ont but he
just swung them around enough for
the tree to fall between the horses
All the harness was torn from the
team but they were uninlured .-Cen-
tral Lake Torch.
The editor Of the St. Johns News
gives Michigan the following BOOST:
Granted that man has brains, en-
ergy. and perseverance, he can achieve
In this great fruit growing state as
much or more than he can east, west,
north or south. The laud respond to
intelligent cultivation, the climate is
equable, and, added TO that he has
transportation facilities that mean
Dluch when IL comes TO shipping his
products TO market. Then, his
children have the advantage of an ex-
cellent public school system. and his
family, brought up in a community
where social intercourse is possible,
has opportunities for entertainment
and recreation which might be very
rare in new and comparatively un-
settled country. In fact, every argu.
ment is on the side OF the man who
stays athome, If home is in M ichigan.