Charlevoix county herald., 1911-04-29

we nave uuc sclcCbiOt VI kdiuCu
seed, Northern grown. Il. A. LEWIS.
Go to the Family Theatre tonight
and see the film "Dr. yeykeli and Mr.
Hyde.
Byrney Schwab of Minnesota Is
here guest Of bis daughter. Mrs. Bert
Lorraine.
Our canned fruits and vegetables
make variety for the table this time
OF year. 4. A. LEWIS.
Wednesday, MAY 3rd, is the date
when }. Leahy, the Optometrist, will
be at the Russell House. One day
only.
"Say John. l wish yop would call at
WFITTINGToN's and look over his
stock OF wall paper, he has the largest
and finest stuck 10 toYn."
Don't fail TO see Empev Bros dis
play OF beautiful Rugs just received.
They were bought right and we are
able TO sell them at q very low figure.
"Mary, where did you get this
beautiful wall paper? You must
have paid 35c roll for it," II got
it at WHITTINGToN for l5c. a roll" F"
A fire caused by carelessness caused
one death and the destruction OF S20,-
900 worth OF property In the business
district at Lake City Saturday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Atkinson left
Monday for JACKSON where they will
make their future home. Mr.. Atkin-
son being affiliated in business with a
cousin there.
You had better have that parlor Of
yours repapered this spring. Tear of
the old faded paper that has done
service so many years aud replace IT.
with new. You cannot do better
than to let Meyer figure on your next
job of paper-hanging.
The Northern Michigan Poultry
association has been organized at
Petoskey with the following officers:
President, DR.. George Reycraft; first
vice-president, Dr.J G. Wilde; second
vice-president, Geo. Cox; third vice
president, Gilbert Hicks; secretary,
A lbert Gruler; treasurer, Harry Gates.
A locomotive on Mitchell Bros.
narrow gauge logging railroad seven
miles south OF Kalkaska, in trying to
make steep grade with so loads OF
/ logs. jumped the track and turned
turtle into ditch last Friday night.
Engineer Robert HeIsel 46 years old.
and Fireman Herbert Parker, 80 years
old, were both crushed TO death under
the logs that piled upon the wrecked
engine. Hesel is survived by vic
ow AID five children at Lake City,
and Parker by widow and four
children at Jennings
Trout fishing season apeng next
Monday, Nav /, in this state and
fishermen here are making prepara-
tions. The season does not close un-
I'll Sept. /. Landlocked salmon,
grayliug, speckled, California, Loeb
Leven and steel-head trout over
seven INCHES can be taken during the
season. The open season for bass Is
from June Is to Feb. |. and any over
ten inches, limited to ten in catch
can be taken. Strawberry, white and
calico bass. over seven inches are
limited to 20. The trout season twt
years ago opened on April 10, but th'
law has changed. going into etfec,
last year.
The last issue of the Weekly AL
manian- contains an account Of a de-
bate between team representing
Alma College and Hope College, tht
question being the commission form
of government. Alma had the affirm
ative and won. Oral NJ. Misenar wa'
one of the three representing a lima
and the Almanian has the following
To say about him: 20 NJ. Misena
opened the debate. After defining
the question and dwelling upon it,
practical Significance, he pointed ou
that reforms failed to reform, citing
the gases Of Pittsburg and st. Louis
He then showed that the commission
form Of government had worked will
success in large number of Ameri-
can cities, correcting the evils Of TIL,
present system"
Charles A. Bavliss, for many years
resident of East Jordan, was fount
dead in bed at his home in Elk Rap
ids on Sunday last, April %, He had
been sick most of the winter, but his
death was unexpected. Deceased
was born 10 Toronto, Canada Janp-
) ary IL, lSi3, aud came to Michigan
when he was thirty-fve years old
locating fist at Lapeer, and later at
} East Jordan. For many years he