Charlevoix county herald., 1911-05-27

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wjnsstons
,s45N Thursday.
Born to MF. and Mrs. Y. s. Paytou
2 daughter, THURSDAY, at Cbarlevoix
Graduation exercises Of the Eas,
Jordan High sc6oql will be held June
9th.
The annual state convention OF the
w. q. T. q. will be held at Petoskes
June 60.
II all goes to show that it's pretty
hard to make 4 MeSlcep fsvolntionist
stop revolving.
Str. Eioneer cleared this week with
~ load Of pig iron from the East Jor-
dnn Furnace Co.
p. c. Loveday is now driving a 20
j. p. Hupmobile. Its one Of the hand
soonest cars In town.
The Bellaire Independent was this
week sold to w. D. Harlow of Chi
cago, who viii take charge of same
thjs coming week. =
4Ire destroyed the mill Of the b.
gardAs Lumber compsny mile east
OF Pellston, Friday night, entailing q
loss over ten Thousand dollars.
A feature Of the Memorial Day
parade next Tuesday will be the
automobiles OF our citizens who baPe
kindly turned these over to the w.
r. @. for the OCCASION.
Don't forget the Ice CREAM SOCIAL
this Saturday evening. given by
the High School Junior Class on j. F.
Kenny's lawn. Pineapple and Lemon
Ice will also be served.
Orchard demonstrations and the
illustrated lecture "a farmer for
Every Forty" are to be given at the
different points in Charlevoix county
during the week ending June Is.
Bert Solly. aged 35 years, and Mrs,
Mary Eliza lHoward) Solley. aged 81
years, were united in marriage by
Justice F. E. Boosinger last saturday
evening. They are both residents Of
East Jofdap.
The West Side School will hold an
exhibit Of school work In all rooms
next Friday afternoon June 2. The
Primary Dept will give program at
two O'Clock. An invitation Is extend
ed all to attend.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian
fhprch, assisted by Miss Marie Rosen-
field az instrActor. are working on
the cast for the County EaiY to be
given at the Town Hall next Wednes-
day and Thursday. A.ddlmHissaion Am ea and
SO cents.
Pharmacist Charles Mcnamara re-
turned home first of the week and has
resumed bis position at Springs Drug
Store. He was called away the mid.
Ole Of JanHary by the serious illness
OF his sister, who died at Arizona lat
FER part Of April.
e. II. Wilmington returned home
from Bad Age Monday evening.
where he purchased a 30 h; p. e. NJ.
touring car. He started h0Me with
It, buo the heavy rains forced him TO
leave it at Cadillac aud finish his
Aomeward trip by rail.
Henry Sissons brought to this Office
Yesterday q sample OF the gold which
he had panped 9p his spn's place.
There was about ! Of an ounce in the
bottle and it required about 2 hours
work to get IL. Mr.. Sissons estimates
the value of what he had at ABOUT
sI.50.-Central Lake Torch.
Our Board of Trade held a meeting
TUESDAY evening to discuss ways and
means for the new buildings at the
County Fair grounds. Z. B. Ward
of Charlevpix addressed the citizens
assembled. FOLLOWING this a sub
scription paper has been passed among
our business men. who contributed
literally to the project.
A fatal accident happened on the
farm of Lyman Cobb near Central
Lake, Tuesday, while Mr.. Cobb and
Ills son Charles we're hltching up
their team. While Charles was en-
gagged back of the team one of the
horses bit the other which kicked and
iatruck Charles in the bwer part of
'che abdomen. A physician was sum-
moned, hut the pnfortunats young
nan died Thursday.
The heavy wind and rain storm Of
last Monday made considerable trouble
for our citizens. A box car on the p.
g. g. tracks was dumped into the lake,
the steeple on the Presbyterian church
which was struck by lightning last
week---was demolished, and number
Of outbuildings were overturned. The
heavy rain dug up freshly planted
gacdo and warn hiu onllie4 in the