Charlevoix county herald., 1912-04-13

Will Muma is assisting at Myers
Confectionery.
Call and see the two wheel Sulkies
at Whittington's
Miss katherine Hsire Is guest Of
friends In QUE city,
| Miss Bertha Shier is home from her
studies at Ann Arbor.
sMrs r. T. Mcdonald wa guest OF
Central Lake friends this week.
Mrs. 81. e. HestOn was guest OF
Charlevoix friends over Sunday.
Mrs. A. Weatter Of MsncelUna was
guest OF East Jordan friends recently.
Mrs. j +. Homer OF Central Lake
was guest Of East Jordan friends the
past week.
Cashier r. o. Bisbee was guest OF
his parents and friends at Bad Axe
the past week.
A. r. Cross was at Reed City this
Republican Convention.
John Grover, a former East Jordan
resident, was here from Allegan this
week guest of old time friends.
The new seasons Wall Paper with
on display at the Hite Drug Store.
Mrs. Charles Webster OF South
Bend, Ind, has been guest at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Roy Z. Webster.
Miss Eva Taylor returned to her
home near Chestonia, Saturday, after
spending a few days with relatives 10
the city.
Miss Mary Miller, who is attending
school at Boyne City, Is spending the
spring vacation with her parents la
this city.
Miss b. Dunlap Of Winnipeg, Man
! is guest at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
John Mollard. Miss Dunlap is for
mer East Jordanite.
Miss Blanche Zoulek entertained 4
number Of her young lady friends
Tuesday evening 10 honor of heI
friend Miss Mary Miller.
Rev. Maurice Grigsby and his
brother, W. T. Grigsby, both OF Has.
tings. who have been visiting at the
Parsonage returned home on Wednes-
day.
Miss Addie Howe returned to hel
home at Charlevoix, Saturday, and
started for Silverton, Oregon, We'd
nesdav. where she will make her fut-
ure home.
EMPEY BROS are the only people
In East Jordan that carry a reRulaI
line OF TRUNKS and GRIPS OF all
kinds Their line is complete ano
not surpassed.
Mrs. Suleeba and daughter, Marian
arrived from Grand Rapids on Wed.
nesday on a visit at the Presbyterian
Parsonage, and to assist in looking
after "motheP" ib her sickness.
Moses Mlsenar and wife, Duncan
Misenar and wife, Mrs. Thomas Mise
nar and little grandson. Cecil Parks
left Wednesday for Detroit wher
they will make their home this sum
mer.
The Wellman can't hook factory a
South Boardman was completed
wrecked by the explosion Of the stean
boiler last FRIDAY afternoon. VIM
Larkin, the engineer, was seriousl
Injured and died after great snfferin
% hours later. Five other men wer
injured, but all will probably recover
The loss is estimated at $40 900. Th
factory was the villages only industry
and prospects are that it will be re
built.
The question OF woman suffrag
will be submitted to the voters Q
Michigan next fail. While it locke
very doubtful about the proposed con
s,itutional amendment getting a two
thirds majority in the house las
week, when the matter came TO vot
75 answered yes and the bill was pass
ed with few votes to spare. Th
Republicans have been heartily 1
favor Of woman suffrage for years.
is interesting TO note the forces tha
oppose women voting; every saloo
J keeper, every gambler, every brewe
and distiIler. every keeper Of dis
orderly house-snd why9 Becaus
they are afraid that the wives an
mothers aud decent women OF thi
state will put them out of business
given a chance To vote. That alone
reason enough why every man inte
ested in the highest welfare OF h
state should vote TOR woman suifrag,
There Is no good reason why the
should not be given a right to vot'
The refusal In the past To grant tn
right Is a survival OF the days of ba