Charlevoix county herald., 1914-04-25
SATURDAY. APRIL IS. VA.

Mrs. Philip johnson offThompson-
vile is guest at the home of her brother
Mr., Hoover.
"Potato Scab and Its Treatment, by
Jas. F. Zimmer of Manistee, gives
methods to control the disease.
Mr.. and MESA. M. Burdick OF Char
levoix were guest of E. Burdick and
family Tuesday and Wednesday.
OLD PAPERS-The Herald has a
quantity Of old papers which will be
disposed of at sc per bunch, while they
last.
Father Kroboth spent Monday and
Tuesday Of this week in Cadillac, at
tending special services in ST. AIMS
church Of that city,
Rev.. John Yeager, pastor of the
church of the immaculate Conception,
Traverse City, will take Father Kro-
both's place next Sunday at st. JOS
eph's church..
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
will meet next Friday, May l, at the
home of Mrs. billiard assisted by Mrs.
Geo, Glenn. All members ought to be
present without fail.
On another page we print photo of
the first year class at the Michigan
College of Mines taken just after fin
ishing an underground trip. College
work here is different than at the M.
A. C.,
Through the action Of the recount
committee in Wexford and Ogemaw
counties both have been placed in the
"dry" column ard the saloons will
eose May 1st. In Wexford, according
to reports from Cadillac, the recount
gave the "drys" victory by twenty
votes, and in Ogemaw by fourteen
This gives the 'drys" ten of the twelve
counties which voted on the question
in the recent election.
A widow who says she is tired of the
cold north and wants to live in the sun
ny south has asked Mayor Kiel of ST.
Louis, to aid her in finding husband.
81 am so tired OF the cold, the snow
and winds here in northern Michigan, "
her letter, postmarked Mancelona
Mich, reads: 81 want to 90 south,
where the sun shines and where men
respect good women" The writer de-
scribes herself as IAN educated and re-
fined widow, 40 years DID," 81 know
how to make a happy home" she
writes, in outlining her qualifications
for matrimony.
Fresh eggs are now selling in local
markets from fifteen to eighteen cents
dozen. The consumer is rejoicing,
the farmer is Disguised with il and the
cold storage man is busily engaged in
filling his ware houses with April eggs
which are called the best on the mar
ket for storage purposes, Next winter
the cold storage man will selling eggs
from thirty-five to forty cents. The
consumer will be growing to the stor-
age man and swearing off on the use
of eggs. The farmer when he sees his
fifteen cent eggs passed at thirty-five
to forty cents will think that he is be-
ing wronged.
The Alvarado Players one of the
highest class stock oompanys that has
visited this city in some time will be
the attraction at the Temple theatre all
next week starting Monday. The at
traction comes highly recommended as
being one of the best on the road and
with splendid equipment as to the
scenery and effects. The company is
under the management of Henry and
Arthur Blackaller both Of whom have
been prominently connected with the
leading permanent stock companys, the
plays to be presented are among the
most prominent and have been care
fully selected with view to catering
M tho most aNso ctipo thaaf,.a croa,