Charlevoix county herald., 1912-05-11

NehC wednesday ~ "(vean-up-
Day." Doat forget u.
Merrill Musical Co. at Temple
Theatre sext Thursday and Saturday.
May 10 aud 10.
The east annual convention OF tn.
Charlevoix County w. q. r. u. will
be held ct the Presbyterian church in
this city uext Tuesday aud wednes-
lay.
NoTIcE-All accounts due the firm
az b. e. Hubbard & Co. must he paid
On or before Nay Goth. After that
date the accounts will he turned over
90 our attorney for collection. .-B. q.
HUBBARD s. Go.
Rev. Fsyette Thompson. formerly
OF Petoskey and well-knOwn TO East
Jordan residents, died at New York
last week. He was formerly a Metho-
dist pastor but latterly was interest
ed io the Mems Forward Movement.
George Bacon, aged % years, was
instantly killed at Bovue CITY Tues
day evening when he fell from mov-
ing train aud ground under the
wheels. The young man is well known
In this city, his mother residing here.
Tie store building OF Myer & New
bert at Charlevoix was destroyed by
fire Wednesday afternoon together
with the contents-baZaar goods
Loss $500 on building insured:
$1,000 on stock-no insurance.
Boyne City Is preparing to celebrate
the Fourth Ia most beftting man.
ner--commencing the day before aud
continuing two days after. Horse
RACES, aeropiane fiights, automobile
racing and base ball games are among
the many things planned.
Fire Chief Eugene Adams left
Thursday noon for Whiting, Ind, tu
inspect patent hose wagon, aud II
satisfactory our city will purchase
Que. En-route Mr.. Adams will visit
Chicago and visit the theatrical book
ing houses who are la touch with the
Temple Theatre.
The cucumber seed to be furnished
by Williams Bros. Co. to their East
Jordan patrons Will arrive in few
days and notice will be given by mail
TO all holding contracts. Any one
desiring to take pickle acreage and
not having signed contracts can do
so at any time up to planting time.
Politics In Char'evoix comfy re-
ceived their drst Ofiicixl inning this
week when Romeo A. Emery aud w.
w. BOYLE each announced their
csRdidscy for the Office Of Register OF
Deeds on the republican ticket.
Mr. Emery has served efficiently
serveral terms and Mr.. Boyle, who is
q resident of st. James, was a candi-
date for the same o1ice two years
ago.
The Temple Theatre management
OF Adams aud Miles have dissolved
partnership, Eugene Adams continu-
log with the theatre. Mr.. Miles will
give his attention TO electric light
wiring and repair work. Some excel
leut attractions have been offered by
the old tirm, and Mr.. Adams will con-
tiuue to secure these as East Jordan
Is known Ia theatre circles as about
the best show town in Northern
Michigan.
The folders advertising Charlevoix
Couuty, which were authorized at
the recent session Of the Board OF
Supervisors, were printed this week
by the Herald aud are now in the
hands OF the advertising committee
w. A.. Lovedsy OF East Jordan, S. e.
Smith of Boyne City and w. f.
Ham mpton Of Charlevoix-for distribu-
tiou. They will be banded mostly
by the various railroads and transpor-
tation companies.
Harry Webster, died at his home in
Boyne City May End, aged "a years.
The funeral services were held Sun
day at Boyne Citv and interment took
place at the East Jordan cemetery.
Deceased was soldier Ia the Spanish
American war, serving Ia the Philip
pines. He was a member Of the F. Q
E., X. o, T. M. NJ. and 1. L. A. 10
1905 he was united in marriage u
Miss Rachael Trimble OF East Jordan
who, with one son, together with
parents, brothers aud sisters are left
20 mourn his loss.
Meguzee Association of the D. E.
&. neld their annual meeting at Man
celoua Wednesday and Thursday oI
this week. Delegates from East Jor-
dan attending were: Mesdames e
HClagg, Ed Price. r. A. Risk, Charles
Crowell. A. X. Hill, Eliza Bowman
j. II. Milford. Bert Hughes, j. Fl