Charlevoix county herald., 1921-04-08
Alabastine does not rub off. adv.

DIOo. doNs
Miss Reva Wood left last Friday for
visit at Detroit
Richard Malpass left Monday for a
visit at Lansing.
Mrs. G. E. Woolf was a Traverse City
visitor, Saturday.
Frank Zoulek was Traverse City
visitor this week.
VIM. Moore of Bay City was here
over Sunday visiting friends.
Mrs. A. r. Van Husan returned home
Tuesday from visit at Philadelphia.
Mrs. Martin Decker and children re-
turned to Pellston, Monday, after a
weeks visit with Mrs. Frank Decker.
Mrs. F. j. Ranney, who has been
visiting at Hastings, returned home
Tuesday.
Miss Ida Price, who has been home
for visit, returned to Dayton, Ohio,
Saturday.
Mrs. r. V. Somes of the 500, is here
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Barrie.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Brooks returned
home Tuesday from visit with their
son, at Clare.
F. M. Luther, piano tuner, will be in
East Jordan in May as usual. Leave
orders at Herald Office. adv.
Mrs. = Thomas Gunson returned to
Lansing, Monday, after a visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Isaman.
Mrs. Lyle Fenner and son, returned
to Detroit last Friday, after visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Wood.
MIR. and Mrs. John Ruff returned to
Romulus, Tuesday, after two weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Aldrich Townsend.
Mrs. Charles McAllister returned to
her home at Suttons Bay, Monday, after
an extended visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Zoulek.
What is the use of paying express
charges on your Radiator to Grand
Rapids, when you can get it repaired
at the Overland Garage, East Jordan.
adv.
Special meeting of Mark Chapter No.
275 o. E. S., this Friday evening, April
Sth. Pot luck supper at 600 o'clock,
followed by initiation of candidates and
installation of newly elected officers
BY order Of Worthy Matron.
Pine Tree Seeds-Timothy 1925 per
bu; Medium Glover $14.OO per bu; AL
sike Clover $500 per bu; Mammoth
Glover $500 per bu; White Blossom
Sweet Glover $3.50 per bu.-Argo Mill.
ing Company. adv. j
Traverse City voted Monday to bond
the city for $3.50, 100000 for erection Of
hydro-electric plant on the Boardman
river. The voters of the city also de-
feated a resolution to adopt eastern
standard time. The proposition to hire
county agent in Grand Traverse lost
decisively when the rural vote against
overcame strong city vote for the
farm agent.
Farm Bureau wool department grad
ing warehouses will be located in every
county of the state, several in some
counties, says the department in an
nouncing that graders will begin work
in some sections on April /. Field men
are still making recommendation for
the 100 or more warehouses which will
dot the state, and the complete lists will
be announced shortly, says the depart
ment.
Petoskey Portland cement was placed
on the market Monday for the first
time, work of sacking this new Petos-
key product having started Monday al
the plant. Work of sacking is handled
in the big storage house and is handled
largely by machinery. The cement is
conveyed to the sacking machine and
then through small tubes into the sacks.
The sacks are of the patented automat.
ically sealed kind which require no ty.
ing. The sacks are stamped with the
Petoskey Portland Cement company
trade mark.
Culbert Lafriniere, who is making his
home with his son, Eugene Lafriniere
1 A L H-I. IL
ebrated his one hundredth birthday
Wednesday, March %. He is hale ant
hearty for one of his years, being a.
active on his feet as many half his age
Mr.. Lafrinere was born in the Province
of Quebec, Canada, where he took uE
his calling as timber newer, which hi
followed for many years. He came tt
Cheboygan fifty-four years ago las
| Dr;I and his first work wos IN hau ths