Charlevoix county herald., 1914-02-07

w. H. Mathews OF Boyne City was In
the city this week. -. 40
Miss Grace keenholts was home from
Clarion this week.
Atty E. N. Clink is at Bellaire this
week on business.
Mrs. R. L. Lorraine of Bellaire Is in
the city this week.
Ladies DRESSES at one-half off.--M.
E. ASHLEY & co.
H. H. Cummings was in Traverse
City this week on business.
Mrs. Jennie Riggs left Monday for
her home at Grand Rapids.
Boyne City is getting ready for an
other year of professional ball.
Geo. johnson of Grand Rapids is in
the city this week on business. i
d. Clause of Grand Rapids is in
the city this week on business.
John HART was at Alba this week So
Letting pickle acreage for his firm.
Mrs. May Jackman, who has been
very i'll is reported as some better.
A Pleasant Suite of Rooms FOR
RENT.-Apply to Miss A. M. Kneale.
Just few more of those $4.9S COATS
left. Get one.-M. E. ASHLEY & co.
Cadillac's night school has been
closed on account Of shortness OF funds
H. B. Hipp attended meeting OF the
County Road Commissioners at Charlie
voix, Wednesday.
Those desiring to grow Cucumbers
for Williams Bros. can secure con-
tracts at Stroebel Bros.
Reported that the Elk Rapids furnace
and chemical plant will resume opera
ton the coming spring.
Pros. Atty Fitch and Atty Clink and
Williams were attending Circuit Court
of Charlevoix first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murphy OF Mon
tana are visiting his parents MIR. and
Mrs. M. Murphy for an extended time.
A. E. Cross was at Charlevoix We'd
nesday, attending the regular monthly
meeting of the Superintendent OF the
Poor.
About twenty people were over from
Boyne City Wednesday night to attend
"Within the Law" at the Temple
Theatre.
The High School Basket Ball teams
boys and girls, will play with the High
school teams on Saturday evening a.
Boyne City. - -''''
Dell Hinkley, OF Clarion, is alive de
spite a fall of Is feet from the top OF :
lumber pile. His cant hook gave way
and he landed on his neck on railroad
track.
How the Weather Bureau Fore
casts Storms, Frosts and Floods is tolC
on another page and will be especially
interesting to the younger readers
of our paper.
NJ. E. Ladies Aid will be entertained
by Mrs. B. E. Waterman and Mrs. Der
Fuller at the home of the former OF
, Upper Main-street Wednesday p. m
Feb. 18th. Full attendance is desired
) Cadillac is to have an election OF
Tuesday, Feb. 10, when mayor, fou
, commissioners, and four members o
board of education will be elected t
E serve under their recently adopte
: commission form OF charter.
Six couple drove from here to Eas
Jordan last night and witnessed "Witf
: in the Law" which was presented to
r large audience in that city. The pla
S was reported very good and much en-
loved by those who attended from her
, They are the Misses Blanchard, Coz
}, rigan, Hare, Anderson, Carey, an
|. Cross and Messrs. Collier, McGillivar,
Rowan, Lewis, r. Baker and q. Baker
n -Boyne journal.
- isst-u..
S According to late reports Alpena
II to settle her postmastership fight b
ballot at the spring election. There al
u so many fellows out after the offic
If that those with pull do not care
:. swing their influence to any one
them for fear of the hard feeling
~ might create. The matter is to be lie
Il up to the people and the man recei'
! ing the highest number OF votes WI
also receive the support OF the polite
, ans with the pull at headquarter
y The other candidates will drop out
= the race and will also support Wi
: their influence the winner.
Through the efforts Of the Westel
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