Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-30
Fred Miner was Bellaire business


at the Burleson Sanitarium, Grand
Rapids.
Miss Hazel Cummins Is home for
yaction from her STUDIES at Ypsllanti
Normal.
l.. Wiesman IT Detroit was guest
at the home OF j l.. Wiesman first Of
the week.
Farm 10 let-everything furnished
See NJ. F. Misenar, X. +. ID. No. 4,
East Jordan.
Edison Talking Machines at all
prices up TO 5000. Libera! Terms.
See T.. G. Mack.
w. r. G. ladies' are getting things
ready for their Warm Sngar social In
the near future.
Mrs. Johnston of Green River is the
guest Of her daughter Mrs. Robert
Spence this week.
Miss Florence FIannery and Mamie
Churchill left hrst of the week for
Kalamazoo TO resume their studies as
nurse.
Miss BERTHA Briggs from Deward
who was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Pringle for the last TWO weeks
has returned TO her home.
Circle No 3 OF the Methodist Ladies
Aid Society will serve an Easter sup
per In the church pastors Friday,
April 5th from $500 to 500 Bill 25c
Mrs. Henry Sheldon, Mrs. e. L.
Sheldon and Mrs. Lon Sheldon spent
the first Of the week at the Spidal
farm in Eveline. They report a fine
time while camping.
About Is OF our Mystic Workers
from East Jordan enjoyed visit with
the Mystic Workers at Boyne City on
Saturday night. Boyne City lodge
initiated class OF AZ candidates and
we listened To fine program OF
music, singing and recitatiOns then
we were ushered into the Cining room
where bOuntiful supper was prepar-
ed which everyone thoroughly enjoyed.
After supper the Boyne City drill
team OF the Mystics did some OF the
finest floor work we ever saw. 1t was
surely fine and t. much can not be
said pf their team.
A. G. Delameter OF the arm OF A .
G Delameter and William Norris,
Inc. was for number of years identi-
fled with and largely responsible for
the SUCCESS Of Fred G. Whiiney's at
fractions which Included Nine. Schu-
maan.Heink, Lulu CHASER, Madame
Blauvelt and other noted stars.
Messrs Delamater aud Norris initial
production is Geo. Barr McCuIcheou' s
Beverly" strong dramatlzat OF
the popular novel by Robert NJ. Baker,
which closet a long run At 'he S'ude
baker Theatre. Chicago last spriug
aud will be presented at the Temple
Theatre, April 10th.
Senator William Alden Smith has
recently announced his favor for the
passage OF the NJ miIler-Curtis bill. the
proposed national law which makes it,
impossible for the brewers and distil-
lers of one state To ship beer or whis-
key into the dry" territory of an
other state. 1t ls recognised as an in-
inst ice that when State Or OOunt y
has declared in opposition to the ex-
istence Of saloons and hreweries ship
ments Of liquor from outside dist,ller-
les and outside breweries should be
permitted TO disregard the state and
local option law and the wishes of
the people and make shipments Of
whiskey and beer into such territory
II is this injustice than Sen. Wm.
Alden Smith believes should te pre-
vented. Referring To the fact that
there is widespread and just de-
mand that the shipment OF liquor in
TO prohibition territory ehal be pre-
vented by law, Sepator Smith said ia
letter TO the Epworth League Of the
Central Methodist church OF Lansing.
II have felt that the so called Miller
Curtis bin fully met the situation aud
! am IN favor Of the passage of such
legis Iation as will have this end ia
view.