Charlevoix county herald., 1912-04-13
Brie1s of the Week

: Get your Garden Seeds OF LEWIS 8
BURDIcK.
The new Spring Rugs at Whiting
toms are good values.
Petoskey has decided TO bond for
new $4,000 high school building.
Our Wall Paper Is here and ready
for inspection. G.. II. Wilmington.
The trouble with some men is that
they're always going TO make good
tomorrow.
For refined room decorations call al
the lite Drug Store and see their
bea Nkpl new line OF Wall Papers and
cut out. decorations ~ith Cretonnes &c
match. ,;.,.
Robert Spence has purchased the
bakery and ice cream parlor OF Nelson
Muma and, with his wife, have taken
<chsrge Of same. They gave a putlic
Napening Saturday evening
The new electric sign in front OF
the Stat Bank of East Jordan is with
out donbt the finest on our business
streets. II is the work OF w. j. Will
lams who is an expert in sign pain
ting.
A tar-paper covered dwelling near
the Furnace Mas burned Monday noon.
The building was occupied by Peter
nd Va In In hai
families. Nearly all the household
effects were DESTROYED.
According to the Michigan Month
lv Bulletin of Vital Statistics there
were -four births and no deaths In the
Gty OF East Jordan during the month
OF February. III the county there
were "a births and 25 deaths.
Uriah Wyant, who was convicted
OF violation of the liquor law some
time ago. jumped his bail and later
apprehended, was sentenced Monday
to seventy days at the Detroit House
OF Correction. Dep'y Sheriff NoraE
took him thither, Tuesday.
"Beverly OF Graustark" played to 6
full house at the Temple Theatre
Wednesday night. The cast was vel
balanced and gave our theatre patron:
one OF the finest productions showr
= here this season. Managers Adam,
and Miles are to be congratu lated or
securing such excellent attractions.
Charlotte Woods Snay, wife Of Jos
eph Suav. died at her home near th'
East Jordan COoperage, Wed nesda'
night. Deceased was aged 81 year
and was daughter nf John Woods o
Deward Besides the husband anC
father she leaves three sisters and on
brother. Funeral services are TO b,
held this Saturday morning at 1870
standard time. from her home, con
Quoted by Rev T. Porter Bennett
Acreage for the new Cucumber salt
ing station is going good, alread.
about half the required amount beinI
subscribed. Farmers who have seei
the contracts but had already con
tracted with neighburiDg firms stat
that the Williams Bros. proposition
is far better than the one thew hold
Blank contracts can be had at eithe
OF the local banks, Stroebel Bros. o
Loveda'y office. you can grow onl'
half An acre this summer, you viii
help that much TO secure saltin
station for East Jordan-somethin
that will be of permanent benefit =
our community.
Lewis L. Fitch, father OF Pros Att
Dwight Fl. Fitch, died at his home {
Charlevoix, Monday, aged rs years
Deceased was born at Nuuds, Ne'
York, and came with his father =
Livingston County in 1913. He wa
ut one time engaged la the mercantil
business at Howell and later owned
fine 2OO-acre fruit farm In Souther
Michigru. He located at Charlevoi
with his family in 1908. He is survi'
ed by.his wife, one daughter Mrs &. Il
TooIey of Buyne City, and three soni
Dwight II. of this city, A. L. OF Oha
ievoix and Homer l.. at Escanaba
Funeral services were held Thursday