Charlevoix county herald., February 24, 1912, Image 5

About Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953

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( A sleigh load of our telephone (Iris
were o"ver -to . Bojue City, T.ueeday
evening, and took In the local talent
play there that evening.
Sereral republicans of South Arm
township met pursuant to call Satur
day afternoon last and elected Murtln
RUnllng,' II. L. Olnev and Jos. Whit
Held township committee.
V
?ohn McSauby and Otto Stewart of
Boyne Falls were arrested by Deputv
Hme Warden Stanford was fined
i$ bQ each In Justice DavollV court
for shootlnp black squirrels.
.The Juniors of our Hijrh School will
plve a Supper in the Monroe building,
next to Spring's Drug Store, this Sat
urday evening, from 5:00 to 8:00
o'clock. Supper 2Gc. Everybody wel
come. Dr. Montague and Will Tleath had
a hard time Wednesday morning in
getting their team ul of the water,
after breaking fb rough the Ice while
on their way to East' Jordan, but fin
ally succeeded without, ranch damage
being done, except the'shorscs being
illghtly cut and brused. Charlevoix
Courier.
; A lady from East Jordan accident
ally lost a very valuable Jewel here
Saturday. While waiting at, the de
pot she took some worthless article
from her purse and put them Into the
stove, not discovering until l iter that
the box containing the jewel was gone.
:A thorough search among the coals
vand ashes proved of no avail. Alba
'correspondent in Mancelona News.
Sheriff Ford P. Ilobbins went over
Ho La Grand, Cheboygan county Wed
nesday morning at" the request of E.
? L. Stanford and brought to this city
Ephram Hrock, who was wanted for
ehootlnu black and fox squirrel near
Camp Nine. M p. Brock was taken be-
) fore Judge Hammond and paid a tine
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Rovna Citv Journal.
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. 11 tl.. IV . . f T - r I l,U t Tl ..
inoaa iox auu Anuur him aiienoeu
, the meeting ortne Li. t . I). Carriers'
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ij .i t n r.k orftrni nPAffint Af n numr.Av .1 f
!. C1U DIJII 111 UII'ULLU UUIUULI UL"
Lennini irom various narLS. or liio
I riiatrmt. Tim ririxrrsrt rrlvon KK-aa fini
IX. A. Brintpafl, was-eictd delegate
to the State Ass'o meet, with' F. A.
Butler alternate. ? N,et inting will
be held Labor Day at Mancelona.
After four wetks of suffering George
W. Blake passed away at his home in
the wetit part of this village last Sat
utday 'moriitrrg. Deceased -was loru
in Dekalb county, Illinois, in lfc50 and
with his parents came to Michigan In
1862. On December 2, 1877, he wan
united in marriage with M iss Gertrude
M. Fish of Covert, Van Buten county,
. Michigan, . .Fen years ago they came
to Charlevoix countv. where thev re
sided until last Juue'when thev came
toJJellaLns and nurchased a home in
.Vt'rTft wpsr."'narthf 'th villa to'. TjpSlrlpM
ins wire otiw son. James u. or uovne
v.ny. is iert to mourn, i no runerai
' services were held at the home M ou
tlay afternoon Rev Dewltt Nye of-
Lake View cemetery. Dellaire Inde
pendent. " j-
Sec'y Ira D. Bartlett la sending out
this week programs for the annual
convention of the Northern Michigan
Bee-Keepers Ass'n which meets at
Traverse; City, .March 13-14. Among
those who take part In the program
are E. M. Hunt of Lansing, S. D.
Chapman "of Mancelona, Mrs.G. M.
Morrow, of Central Lake, Ellas E.
Coveyon of Petoskcy, E. D. Townsend
of. Remus, and Daniel S. Kltson of
" Ewt Jordan. Officers of the Assocla
. ti(w ate:, .
Prestdent, C. F. Smith, Cheboygan;
,i..VJce Pres.. H. D. Chapman, Mance
lona; bccy-Treas., Ira D. Bartlett,
East Jordan.
Officers i -W.
P. PorttV President
W. L French. Vice Pres
T Geo. G. Glean, Cashier
Directors W. P. Porter. W.L. French.
T Chat. M. Scbtffer, V. II; Set cranes.
M. II. Robfrtion, Ctrl Strotbel. Fre4
-Saritb, B.E.Witerraea, Geo.G.GIeno.
WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS,
t
t C-pit.l $50,000 ' Sarpl.t 54500 -
I' PER
; Lj J CENT-
I PAID ON deposits: I
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E. J. Cross man was a Grand Rapids
visitor this week.
Miss Nina Geary was gueet of Bel
lalre friends this week.
Miss Eva Lewis was guest of Char
lcvolx friends thla week.
Chris Taylor was at Northport this
week visiting his eon, Will.
O. D. Cleveland returned Saturday
last from an extended trip to M Usourl.
Miss Minnie Bernhardt left recently
for a visit with her brother at Bay
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Goodman
were guest of Boync City friends tills
week.
Att'y E. N. Clink attended the
Firemen's Banquet at Belialre, Mon
day night.
Gall Churchill, who has been taking
treatment at Ann Arbor Is convales
cing nicely.
Ed. Bellinger left Monday for De
troit to see Mrs. Bellinger who Is at
Harper's Hospital.
A. MMore left Wednesday for
Traverse City. From there he goes
to Portland, Oregon.
F. II. Hubbard was h city visitor
over Sunday, guest of his patents. Mr.
and Mrs. E. V. Hubbard.
Mrs. George, Carr was a Charlevoix
visitor the past week attending the
annual Historical Society banquet.
Miss Flora Simmons has been ill
the past week and unable to attend
her duties at the East Jordan Cooper
age.
Mrs. E. V. Haimon, who has been
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Gay, left for her home at Manton,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Daniel Mac Donald of Central
Lake was guest at the home of her
son, Konert 1., also Tnomas Joynt s,
the past week.
Mr. and M rs." Wilbur Eccleston, who
have been here guest at the Imnie of
Miss Mary Dewltt, left Monday for
their home at Nowak, Conn.
Drs. Ramsey, and Montague of
Charlevoix, performed an operation,
Monday, upon Thomai, the 9-vear-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelser.
who has been quite low with pneu
monia.
The Presbyterian Ladles Aid Society
will hold their next meeting at the
home of Mrs. James Malpass,, Friday
afternoon, March 1st. Mrs. Gibbon
will assist Mrs. Malpass in entertain
ing. All are welcome.
One of the most peculiar deaths
which has been reported In this local
ity In a long time. t(xk place on Wed
nesday of list week. On the previous
day Joe, the 7-year old son of Frank
Kvvapls, put his mouth over the spout
of a tea kettle and Inhaled the steam
He died as the result. Gaylord
Herald..
Mrs. Charles H. Stevens, a well
known resident of 'Marlon township
died at her home Saturday, Feb'y 17th.
Deceased was born In New York city
Nov. 12, Itffift, and moved with her
parents to Elk Rapids when still a
htld. In 1873 she was united in
marriage to Charles n. Stevens. She
was the mother of seven children, six
of whom, together with the husband,
mourn tier iosa. . Mrs. Rolland Mad
dock of this city is one of the daugh
ters, and Mrs. E. A. Lewis la a sister-in-law.
Funeral services were held Tuesday
morning. Among those attending
from this city, were Mrs. n. G. Hipp
and Agnes O'Nell.
One year ago, at this time, the
Michigan Brewers Association was
s nding out circulars to the distiller
l s an 1 breweries and to representa
tlves of tthe liquor Interests generally
in other states urging them to send
traveling men to Michigan forthe pur
pose of going about the state in be
half f saloons and brewery extension.
In the circular sent out to the brew
era arid distillers of otberstates, Arth
ur E "Gordon, secretary of the Mlcni
gan Brewers Association ald: If we
can have the services of your travel
ing men who are familiar with Mlchl
gan conditions during the two weeks
Immediately preceedlng theelection on
April 3rd they will be of real value.
Our plan Is to use them for organiza
tlon work In various counties after
they have been thoroughly Instructed
In our methods." The people of Mich
Igan nave come to well know what It
means to Instruct men In Brewery A
sociatlon methods. It means to buv
and to bribe and to increase liquor
traffic domination through any cort of
denperate means. The Michigan state
Brewerg Association Is doing Its work
tcalthly and quietly at the present
time but it should not bo forgotten
that an organization that promises to
Vliistruci men In its methods,' and
then. to end them out to work In be
half of Valoons will not be silent or
Inactlre so long as Its peculiar tactics
and unworthy schemes give promise
of any sort of vicious socompltshmcnt,
Leave your laundry at Mack's.
Buy Tour Musical Instruments at
Mack's.
Don't forget Hubbard's Leap Year
Sale next Thursday the 291 li. Our
entire stock at One Quarter Off for
One Day Only,
If you would like some real, live,
up-to-date testimony oh the best cor
set manufactured today "Spikella"
call up Mrs. J. II. Mombergerat the
County Farm and she wIlLtell you
that "Spirklla" Is the only one she
Lever wears since she has known IU
merits. Before adopting vSpikella"
she paid ten dollars n year for corset,
since then It docs cot cost her one
half as much. Mrs. M. E, Heston Is
too "Spirella" Representative.
Miss Agnes Detlaff and Mr. Fred
Nachazel were united In wed-lock at
St. Joseph's church on Monday last,
In what was. without doubt, one of
the season's prettiest weddings. The
church was tilled with admiring
friends as both are well-known voting
people. Miss Emma Nachazel assist
ed the bride aod Julius Nachazel at
tended the groom. After the cere
mony a sumptlous breakfast was serv
ed at the home of Mrs. Anthony Na
chazel, and In the evening a reception
was held at the new home of the ma
rled people, which Is .cozily situate;
on ttie west side. v
The Michigan State Telephone has
Just recently completed plans for the
purchase of thh Swaverly Telephone
Company property between Pcllstop
and Manton, including exchanges at;
Pellston, Petoskey, Boyne Falls, Man
celona, Kalkaska. South Board man
and Fife Lake. This deal will enable
these subscribers to secure connection
with a large number of exchanges and
subscribers of the Bell system that
they have not had in the past, includ
ing a large development In Antrim.
Charlevoix. Cheboygan and Emmet
counties. Heretofore these subscribers
have not been in connection with the
Antrim county system and Boyne City,
Charlevoix, East Jordan, Cheboygan
and other important trlbu'arv points.
The consent of the Michigan Railroad
Commission Is necessary, and applica
tion has been made to them for per
mission to merge the property.
It will be recalled that attention:
was recently directed to the fact that
the Goebel Brewing company of De
troit Js an institution largely owned
by English stockholders. Dividends
and 'profits for one year to the amoun
of $00,000 were sent from Michigan to
London to the foreign stockholders of
the Detroit brewery. At a meeting
held in LuAloi'i the English capitalists
returned . $lo,000 of that money to
Michigan to assist the brewery lnpro
vidfnir "favorable conditions" for the
Increase of its business. The presid
ing otlicer at the meeting of the Lon
don stockholders of the Goebel Brew
ing Company boasted. of the fact that
the opponents of brewery domination
In Michigan were not likely to do
much harm to our company because
our amalgmation Is of such a charac
ter that It can easily contend with
their opposition." The people of
Michigan through which the $10,000
sent from London to Detroit-asa brevf
ery defense fund Item will tie expend
ed It Is further especially Interest-
!ng Just now to have it in mind that
1
an important purpose in seeking Iq
compel the return of saloons to many
Michigan counties in which they are
now forbidden is to provide for iq;
creased dividends to the English
stockholders of Michigan breweries.
Attention! Matrons and Maids!
The. Woman's Christian Temperance
Union and Local Option Society will
hold a "Temperance Rally" at the
TempIeTheatre (orK.uf P. Hall) next
Thursday afternoon Feb '29th at
2:00 sharp standard tlm'e,rto devise
means toward helping in J,he Jight for
'Local Prohibition" and we "want to
see every womau who will he glad to
help roll up the greatest majority of
ballots for 'God and Home and Native
Land" that the township ;of South
Arm ever reported. Farmers wives,
mothers, sisters aod daughters are
urgently invited to rje with us. All
teams coming In Trtnti ihe country to
bring interested women to the above
meeting will be stabled arid cared for
without expense to the owners. ' .
Committee.
No Chance for a Poor Man. ;
1 tell you It's getting mighty hard
for a man on a salary to make ends
meet I don't know where I'm going
to get the money to pay for my coal
thla fall."
"You told me a couple of weeks ago
that you had $75 aaved up for It" '
Tes, but I had to use the money
for my wlfe'a winter hat and my tick
eta to the post-season ball games."
A Great Man.
"Ever read Victor Hugo's . descrip
tion of the battle of Waterloo ?"
Tou bet That fellow put eome en
thusiasm Into his work. Wero he alive
today he'd make a cracker jack base'
Uai writer,
Business Men Meet.
The last business men's meeting
held In the K. of P. Hall Monday,
Feb. 12, was quite largely attended
and many Important matters were
discussed. Several knotty problems
came before the meeting aud were
thoroughly threshed out.
The members however, were entirely
of one mind on several particular sub
jects, aud the conclusion was reached
that among the Important objects of
the Association should be the regula
tion of credits.
Every one recognized the haphazard
way in which credit is extended.
Many who ready deserve credit being
turned dowu, and others who are un
deserving, receive credit, and a couse
queut loss results to the merchant
who has become the victim through
this extension of credit.
It is believed that a system can be
perfected whereby every , worthy per
son can. receive the credit which he
Justly deserves, and .that the risk
from the uuworthy ones can be almost
eutirely eliminated -
Committees will be appointed who
will confer with those wish log credit
or those who have received credit aud
where' misunderstandings are liable to
arise or nave arisen, ana everyone
who gets credit In town will have an
opportunity to bring his case before
the Association where both sides of
the case can be thoroughly, discussed
to our mutual advantage.
It is also the desire of tho Associa
tion to work -In harmony with the
armers and they are requested when
visiting the stores, to talk over the
association matters with the mer
chants, and the merchants will be
only too glad to receive suggestions
from any one who has the welfare of
the community at heart.
A copy of the By-laws will be pub
lished so that every one can see more
specifically the objects to be attained.
HOW COLD AFFECTS THE KIDNEYS
Avoid taking cold if your kidneys are
sensitive. Cold congests the kidneys,
throws too much work against them,
and weakeus their action. Serious
kidney trouble and even Brlght's
diseasa may result. Strengthen your
kidneys, get rid of the pain and sore
ness, build thera up by the timely
useof Foley Kidney Pills. Toulc In
action, quick in results. Ilites Drug
Store.
WeHaveThem
VBAT? W'hj
Brown Velvet 1
Shoes
and
PUMPS
the very ones you have
been asking for. . Also the
BLACK VELVET
PARTY PUMPS
hand turned. Just what
. you want.
Where Did You Say?
Why, at the Pioneer Shoe
Store where only Shoes
and Rubbers are sold.
C. A. Hudson
Foley Kidney Pills will cure any case
of kidney or bladder trouble not be-
vond the reach of medicine. No
medicine can do more.
J
I We are now in
the market for
all kinds of
Such as Beech, Birch. 5
Maple, Elm and Ash.
For prices enquire of
East Jordan
Cooperage Co.
M. Snoci, Mgr.
t
Heading
Timber
For Early Spring
Wear
-4
We have one of ' the most beautiful lines at
reasonable prices that you can conceive. New,
chic models of striking dash and style; Paris inter
pretations. Representingall that goes to make a
woman's Dress or Waist a success. Their style,
distinction, the quality of the materials and work
manship, stamp them unquestionably as the best
values we have ever put forth.
U WIESMflN
Financial Statement
For the City of East Jordan, Month o! January 1912.
General
RECEIPT8.
Jan. 3 Peoples State Suvio;s Baak,
Loan 11000.00
21 Co. Treasurer. Dollnqueat Taxes 1 10 ZJ
Total tUI0
Highway Fund.
.RECEIPTS
Jan. 1 Balance on hnnd ...................f ISMfl
21 Co. Treasurer, delinquent tateiy 4.f0
Total..,.,..-. tlou.7tf
Water Works Fund
RECEIPTS
1 Balance on hand-... - tlA8.?l
Water Taxes for Jan.- ... t36.i2
Total. 1395.53
Jan.
Interest and
RECEIPTS
Jan. 1 Balanee on hand ...t40.J4
21 Co. Treasurer, delinquent taies 0
Total - 6JH3.74
Summary
General Fund
Highway Fund
Water Works Fund..
Interest and Slnkln
GutfttanritDKOrders..
Cash on hand
The Season for
Buckwheat Cakes
is here again. This years crop is of fine quality
and wo are making the same old-fashioned 8tone
Ground Absolutely Pure Flour. Don't let your
dealer substitute any of tho mixed com
pounds that the Pure Food Law still allows; in
sist on the PURE 8TONE GROUND its cheap
er in the end.
Made by the
ARGO MILLING CO.
at Mill D., East Jordan.
Fund.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Jan. 1 Overdrawn.... ........
.-S 73S.34
- 25.04
1.09
.... '
1 Httnry Uoolc Salary .... .
3 Otis J. Smith. Salary...-.... M
3 R. Dlngham, dray inf..
2 TL Bingham, drayiug
3 K. J. PUniog Mills Co., window
g lass................
3 J. U.Shulta, police clubs....-
3 E. J. F.lec. Light Co.. street
lltfhtinf ......... ...
3E.J. Klc. Mich t Co.. goose neck
3 lxmleux & Lancaster, repair
work ............
3 Q. A. tlsk, printing-... .
14 James Gldley. funilgators and
material .
lSSirotbel Bros., mde.
28 J. H. Hhulta, bal on acet. Fa.
1910..
16 Kupene Adatna, iz zuontlu
iadftry -.-.v. -. -
16 Mlch.tftaUBTtfl.Op.. ran tal, (Jock
aad Mill A .
16 II. V. IMcfcen, Taee case and
water rebale..-...-.. -.. .
31 Balanee on hand
1.00
ieo.es
.7
8.10
llti
T.W
IU
771
Total... .
mio.2
DISBURSEMENT
Jan. 3 Bert Scott, team work-..-... tM
3 City Treasurer, yayment atreet
labor .... .- 3X
3 J. II. Lanway, rebate on walk.-... 9.M
16 Thorn Smith, reparlog walk. .&0
16 Alonco Grares, team work.. -. t.Oo
SJJobn Nachaiel. grarel and re
pairing tank - . 4J3
S5 Geo. Spencer, labor on sewer, etc M.M
, 31 Balance on baud-... 37I.D3
Total- ..tKXJ.m
DISBURSEMENTS
Jan. 3 Malpass 114 w. Co., water rebate...l 7.Q6
3 R. A. Brlntnall, colL water taxes 4 09
' 3 Klec. Light Co., pumping, Dee Sl.tt
3 Turner ic Son, repairing tank...- tt.Vt
16 E. J. Dose Ce . Porter fire..-. 16.M
S3 Stanaard Oil Co . cylinder oil . 1
tl Balance on hand.. ....,..- . 0
Total - - tt'.U
Sinking Fund
DISBURSEMENTS
Jan. 3 Peoples State Savings Bank. tat.
on loan.w 53.00
30 Oily Treasurer, tot. on Park Bond lOO.Ou
31 Balance on hand . 44.1
Total Z&xZfi
1 Ti.76
S71.W
........ 214.00
fund. . . M.74
UM7.4M
- ...,... - X38
- l7J.76
OTIS J. SMITH, Citr Ckrk.