Charlevoix county herald., 1911-04-01

Hite's next Friday and Saturday.
GIRL WANTED For general house
work. Small family. Good wages
Mrs. A. DANTo.
For RENT:-Two dwelling houses
on the West Side Good Garden plat
and good water. Rent cheap.-MRs
JAMES Cox, East Jordan. West Side.
A Western Michigan Apple Show Is
announced for Grand Rapids for the
fail OF 1911. This exposition will be
under the auspices Of the Evening
Press Of that city.
A license for real estate dealers is
the novel idea advanced by Land
Commissioner HunLley Russell, and
he saws there is posi- Hlity OF It's be-
ing written into law at this session.
The twenty-fourth Of March was
the l.. o. II. M. Ms silver ami
versary. Soronian hive celebrated by
having a masquerade party. The
ball was prettily DECORATED for the
occasion. The evening was heartily
enjoyed by the many guests and men,
berS.
At the Wilson township caucus
held last Friday the following officers
were placed in UminatiOn:-Ticket
No. l-Supervisor. Charles Hudkins:
Clerk, John f. Quaye; Treasurer,
Charles Knop; Highway Commission
er, Elmer Hayner; Highway Overseer,
Max Ostenburg; Justice. e. S. Brint-
nall; Board OF Review. 0. ID. Wilson;
Constables, Stephen S.oan. Louis Mar
win. Fred Griffin. James ST. John.
Ticket No. 2-SupervisOn, Thomas
Shepard; Highway Commissioners, A.
II. Nowland; Highway Overseer, John
VOndrun; COnsta bles, John Crozier,
John Ingrahm, Charles Brooks, Ii. &.
Barber.
Mrs Aldrich Townsend died at her
home in this city Tuesday last OF
heart trouble, following brief i'll
ness. Mary Jane Freeman was born
in Dearborn, Wavne county, Mich.
gan Y wears ago aud was married
tifty-four years ago To a ldrich Town
send, To this happy union was born
ten children three Of whom are living,
Mrs. Cretta Clark Of GAINESVILLE, Wis
consin. A lder in the West and Miss
Ina at home. While Mr.. Townsend
served in The Civil War the deceased
remained on her fathers farm with
hel children. She has been a
member of the Methodist Episcopal
church OF this city for years, aud also
member of the w. II. e.. The
funeral took place on Friday from
her late residence and was conducted
by Rev Il. Porter Renuett, pastor OF
the Methodist Episcopal rhurch.
At the meeting Of the executive
committee Of the Western Michigan
Development bureau held at Traverse
eiminate the show at the National
Land AND Irrigation exposition in
Chicago nexL year. in its place two
field men will be put 10 work on the
orchards. demonstrating proper meth
DDS of spraying, pruning, etc. as well
as give Illustrations, lectures in the
evening after the method adopted by
John |. Gibson, the present. secretary
of the bureau. John L. Gibson will
conduct an advertising campaign
throughout southern Michigan, Ohio
and Indiana, during the coming sea-
son by giving illustrated lectures
throughout that territory. 1t was al
so decided TO make displays at the
West Michigan fair in Grand Rapids
and at the Michigan state fair in De.
troll. 1t is believed that these will
be of greater benefit To the region
than the exhibit at the Chicago land
show.
The Brotherhood Glass of the Meth
odst Episcopal church held a banquet
at the OddfellOw's Hall, Wednesday
evening, in which about forty of its
mem bership and their friends partici-
pated. The feast vas the result of a
membership contest, Harry Sloan's
cohorts being the victors over Arthur
/ Vance's troop Of trust les. Poor. lone
man, however. did not dare tackle the