Charlevoix county herald., 1911-05-27
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r. II. Gleason is assisting in Sher-
mans market.
Harry Curkepdall was Boyne City
visitor, Tuesday.
Gall Churchill is here from Flint
for little outing.
{ J.G. Blake was over from B"yne
City first of the week.
w. J. weikel was up from Charlie
soix for part Of the week.
Walter Taylor Is up from Charlie
yoIx. this week visiting friends.
George Cook Of Boyne City was an
East jordan visitor, Wednesday.
Miss Winnifred Maddaugh was
guest OF Charleyoix friends this week
Frank Bender and family now oc-
cupy the Burdick residence on Gar
field 81.
Jack Neikel came home Monday
from Wassa, Wis, for a visit with
his parents.
County Fair'' next Wednesday
and Thursday at the Town Hall.
Don't miss the fun.
e. V. Madison Of Charleyoiy was
guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
G. Madison over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Crossman re-
turned home SATURDAY. from their
months outing in California.
Coming, coming, coming. The II
year locusts. Count 'em, II years.
They have red CLAW and the letter
'.w'' on the wing. Chew tobacco, and
take good standing Jump.
John P. Suler Of Hillsdale, Mich,
bought the l6O acre farm from
Thomas Clark Of Evelin township and
Will plant the place to fruit. Mr..
Suler has recently taken course in
fruit raising at the Michigan Agri-
cultural college and understands the
bpsiness thoroughly.
People In country DISTRICTS are re-
minded that they must file notice
with their home school board before
the fourth Monday in June, giving
name Of pupils they wish to
send to high school, and the name of
the high school they wish to attend.
The school named must be one Of the
three nearest high schools. Tuition
must be paid for all who apply, il
they have passed the eighth grade, no
matter how long ago. Application
must be made each wear for each
pupil.
Miss Nina Thurston the chief Qper-
ator Of the Michigan State Telephone
Company has resigned her position
and gone 70 reside with her parents
ON farm near East Jordan. Price
Brothers of East Jordan have a good
sized forge Of men at work on the neY
hotel site. a large tool house is be-
ing constructed, a water hydrant ppt
in and gravel sifted for the founda:
ton. 1t will NOT be long now until
the walls will begin to grow and take
shape, than we Gan watch the con-
struction of the new building with a
feeling Of pride that Boyne City
should have such a neat and commod-
Gus STRUCTURE .--Bovne Journal.
We try to be patient under adyer-
sity, but we are forced to express our
disgust with this Bellaire electric
business. When the lights go out we
gan worry along By digging up the
lamps or lighting the candles; but
when machinery is depending upon
electric current aud, at a very heavy
rain storm the motor is thrown out Uf
commission, forbearance ceases to be
a virtue We are told that the trouble
Is due to improper insulation, and
that water which gathers about the
insplators short-sircuits the wires and
sometimes burns off the top of pole
The trouble is becoming very annoy
ing and very expensive TO those whose
business depends upon uninterrupted
current. If there is any binding force
in contract the city should take
such action as will remedy this defect,
for it is certainly very aggravating.-
Charlevoix Sentinel.
The Evening News of Sault ste.
Marie protests against the proposed
action on the part of the city council
there to license four or five additional
wholesale liquor stores, The News
says that "such proposal is simply
one way Of evading plainly worded
and perfectly well understood state
Law and city ordinance. The grant
ing of further LICENSES for wholesale
liquor places canupt be justified on
any good grounds whatsoever. With
- A Il l.