Charlevoix county herald., 1915-03-06

at Boyne City.
Mrs. Alice Meade, residing on Maple
st. is reported quite ill.
Frank Durand went to Manistique
Tuesday, where he has employment.
A CLEANUP Sale on Skirts and
Furs. Come to-day.-M. K. ASHLEY
G. CO.
Imagination is responsible for half OF
our troubles-and our fool actions for
the other half
l.. G.. Madison went to Lansing
Wednesday, taking boy to the In
dustrial school there.
Edwin Wilson and wife OF Churchills
Corners visited their daughter Mrs.
Chas. johnson this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Helfrich of Ira
verse City visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Zoulek last week.
If census of boys under fifteen who
smoke could be taken, we know of
several parents who would not like the
statistics.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Ruhling return
ed Monday from an extended visit with
friends and relatives al Buffalo, Cleve-
land and Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bucken of Ira
verse City visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Zoulek over Sunday,
returning home Tuesday,
The Sand Farmer has a new idea.
Read the department on another page
of The Herald and learn what he is
offering. 1t may interest you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix McElroy of Whit
ing, Ind, were here this week to at
1 tend the funeral of Felix Green. Mr.
McElroy is brother of Mrs Green.
The Marsh Company will be at the
Methodist church next Tuesday even
ing Do not miss these Entertainers,
Impersonators and Bell Ringers. The
entertainment begins at S:15.
Editor Blett of the poultry depart
ment says: Don't force feed while
breeding" He gives the reason why,
and tells some other things in his
Poultry Pointers, that are helpful.
Mrs. H. S. Price, assisted by Mrs. Ed
R. Price and Mrs. E. I. Adams enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon with a
thimble party, and, Thursday afternoon
and evening with cards. The events
were held at the formers home and
proved pleasant social events.
Among the relatives here to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Geo. II. Anderson
were Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Anderson of
Milwaukee, Mr.. and Mrs. C. VanHorn
of Petoskey, Mrs. Lillian Loader of
Toronto, Ont, Mrs. Maude Andrews of
Traverse City, Mrs. Ardilla Minor of
South Boardman, and Vernal Ander-
son of Adrian.
On Friday last the matter of the Rock
Product Co., came before Judge Mayne
again, the stockholders being well
represented. d. S. Payton, former
county treasurer, was appointed re-
ceiver, with authority from the court to
continue the operation of the plant.
So long as it can be shown that the
plant can be operated at profit, and is
prospectively in condition to liquidate
its obligations, the present situation
will be continued. r. F. Sloan con-
tinues as general manager of the plant.
Prominent stockholders express the
opinion that there is no question about
the successful operation of the plant.
Charlevoix Sentinel
Breeds OF Draft Horses" by G.
Arthur Bell of the U. S. Department at
Washington, d. c., holds great interest
among our horse lovers and this week S
article tells about the Clysdale.
This old world, of ours has queer
people in it. They seem to get
prejudiced against a fellow that has
never harmed them bat has really done
them favors. Now we know of a young
man in our home town who can never
see us. He. never speaks to us. He
thinks we must be his enemy The
only thing that we know of doing to
him was that when he was hard up and
had not the money to get a suit of
clothes, we gave our word to the
clothier that we would see it paid. Well
the fellow evidently knew a good thing
when he had it and after paying few
dollars on the suit concluded to let us
finish the job for him. We did. Well
that fellow has not spoken to us since.
He must be of the opinion that we are
his enemy. Well, we guess we ere.
It never helps young fellow to pay
his debts for him. He does not seem
to like it and then il makes him loose
his selfrespect. When this is gone the
fellow is on the down grade. He must
regain his self respect in some way if