Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1911-09-23
Leave your laundry at Mack s.

Go To Nack's for your China-both
fancy ana plain. Prices reasonable.
There's nothing original about ind
ing fault with Others or concealing
your own faults.
When you are Ia need of Rugs call
at Empey Bros. for they certainly
have got the prices.
The Boston Store closed last even
ing for the Jewish Holidays. VIII
reopen Monday morning.
The Ladies' of the Modern Macca bees
will hold Bake Sale Saturday, Sept.
23rd, at A. Danto's Store.
Empey Bros. have just received and
they are now on the floor. a large con-
signment OF Solid Oak Leather Rock
ers they are great values.
j. Leahy the Optometrist will be
at the Russell House Wednesday. Oct.
4th one day only. He makes special
ty OF fitting children's eyes.
The second annual banQset of the
Charlevoix County Republican Club
will be held at Charlevoix Oct. 10th.
Governor Osborn and other leading
republicans of our state have signifed
their intentions Of being present. An
excursion will be run on the Steamer
Hum for this occasion.
Methodist Ladies Aid will have
their Annual Apron Sale and Chicken
pie dinner at the church parlors,
Wednesday Sept. q. hours five to
eight. A large crowd Is expected.
Price for dinner 25c. Menu: Chick
en-pie, mashed potatoes, cabbage
salad, pickles, cheese and cake, tea
and coffee. pumpkin pie.
Attorney General Kuhn, is an opin.
ion blasted the hopes Of township Of
ticals and county school commission
ers who expected raises in salaries as
the result OF the law passed by the
last legislature. The act provides
that salaries Of such officials may be
increased in case the voters approve,
but the attorney general holds that
there is nothing in the bill which pro-
vdes for the submission Of the quts-
ton. therefore the law is valueless.
In another opinion the attorney gen.
eral holds that school commissioners
who assumed Office July lst, cannot
secure increases in salary under the
new graded salary law. based on the
number Of schools Ia the county.
The law makes it impossible for cleo
tive or appOintive officers to receive
decrease or increase OF salary during
mis- tenure Office. The new law did
not take effect until August 2.
While returning home from the
East Jordan fair last week To their
farm in Wilson township, Mrs. Fred
Behling and two children, Herbert
and Ella were thrown from their bug
Ky by a collision with runaway team
that was owned by Mr.. Hite. Mrs.
Behling received few cuts and bruis-
| es about her face aud one limb white
the boy had an arm Injured in the
same way. The girl practically escap-
ed unhurt. The runaways continued
on their wild course, colliding with a
team owned by John Flannery but
doing no injury except to tear the
clothes Of some Of the occupants of
the buggy and then winding up their
mad career by smashing a rig driven
| by John Zoulek. This was the second
time the team had gotten away from
its driver on this day, as earlier in the
day while Mr.. Hite was driving home
from town with load Of boxes, they
became unmanagable, throwing Mr..
Hite to the ground, but being caught
before during further damage, they
again broke loose with the above re-
suit. 1t WAS fortunate indeed that in
the general mix up, caused by their
run, there was no broken necks or
limbs TO chronicle. -BOyne Journal.