Charlevoix county herald., 1912-01-06
Briefs Of me Wesk


SSdAething everyone likes is "Other
PEOPLES Money
You'll miss ,it II you miss the Janu-
AIRY Sale now on at Hubbard's.
w. p. Porter left Thursday for
Chicago to visit his brother Frank
The latter leaves this week for Cali
fornia.
.Chas. Newton Of Central Lake. has
been arrested on charge of violating
the local option law. and bound over
to the Circuit for trial.
Ard4fSWatsou, druggist, and VIM.
Caldwell OF Boyne City, will have 10
answer at next term OF court the
charge Of violating the local option
law.
=. V. Miles has purchased the cleo
tr6 light wiring business OF Benj.
pats and is ready for orders in this
We, Mr.. Miles has had eight years
experience In this work and IL
thoroughly competent TO handle the
most dinicult job
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the PRESBYTERIAN church invite YOU TO
attend social afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Geo. q. Glenn, Friday Jan IL,
2:30 p m. All members especially re-
Questei To be present, and bring their
friapAo fraa ui IN nfparinU will ha
taken.
The prosperity Of our people oe-
pends chiefly upon the products OF
the farm. Nothing will facilitate
the cultivation OF the soil like The im-
proveneut of our pubic highways.
Therefore, IL Is up TO everybody IN
the state, whether farmer, mechanic,
merchant or banker, TO see that good
roads are built.
Hazel, the thirteen-year-old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Frost died
at~the home OF her parents in Wilson
township, Thursday morning. De-
ceased has been an invalid for num-
Der Of years. Funeral services will be
held this Saturday afternoon at 200
O'CLOCK from the Alton school hUu' e..
conducted by Rev. Il. Porter Bennett
Ma Washington dispatch says: Con-
gfessman D0dds Gays that his bill
Granting second-class postal rates To
fraternal and trades union pu5lica-
tions having commercial advertising
will receive favorable action 10 the
house committee after the HOLIDAYS.
He has found that the srnate commit
tee Is also favorable TO IL. The post
office department was opposed 10 IT,,
but may not be SD vigorous in oppOst.
ion now that it has been decided 10
send much second-class stuff by fast
freight.
The Methodist Episcopal church
has had very successful career since
its organization and large number
have affi lated. but Sunday was one oi
tue red letter DAYS. Although The day
was stormy and walking was bad
ldTkc COukICkdUiOto lCCJSu uuC pucboi
at both services. Nineteen were bap-
tised aud the pastor Rev. II. Porter
Bennett, received thrty-nine into the
church. This is the largest number
that this church has ever received on
one Sunday. There are number
more that have Informed the pastor
of their desire to unite with The
church.
If you get bottle OF medicine at
the drug store with little piece Of
tin rtsem bl ing buzz saw on the cork
you may know that the bottle con-
tains poison. This Is IN obedience u
the new law enacted by the last legis-
lature and recently going into effect
The intention of the law is to have
the bottle fixed ia such way that no
one will pull the cork at any time,
day or night, without having a warn-
lug as to the contents Of the bottle.
So II you attempt TO use a bottle OF
medicine and get your fingers pricked
by notched piece of tin remember 1t
Is a warning as To the contents Of the
bottle. All bottles having such corks
contain poison.