Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-07-08
@. q. Mack, the Jeweler.

j. f. Stone was over from Bay Shore
first OF the week.
Charles Crawford is home from
Southern Michigan.
George G.. Brown Was over from
Cheboygan first Of the week.
Mrs. VIM. Painter is er pertaining
her brother, John Boswell of Traverse
City.
If you are not pleased with the show
to-day, your money will be cheerfully
refunded.
Miss Laura Bartlett received visit
from Miss Blanche Bruce Of Elk
Rapids, this week.
After rejecting young man no.
thing Is calculated to make girl so
weary as to learn that he has married
disgustingly we'll
Mrs. p. X. Winters is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Katherine Patterson,
Kansas, the latter's daughter, Mrs. j.
ID. Hines and two children.
Mrs. Junia Pfender has completed
course in Stenography at the Graves
Normal School and is taking little
vacation from her studies.
M. G. Hurlburt, conductor on the
ID. & G. was Grand Rapids visitor
this week. During his absence,
Agent e. A. Ashley had charge of
trains.
Mrs. j. B. Allen has been quite i'll
the past fortnight with malarial few
er. The superstition is that the lady
contracted the disease while on her
winter trip to Georgia.
The prices for Leslie g. Slocum's !
great Moving Picture Show, are Is
and 25 cents for the afternoon Matinee,
and 10, 20 and 35 cents for evening
performance-the Is cent price applies
to children.
A barn belonging to g, w. Freeze,
on the outskirts of the village, was
burned Wednesday a. m., and With it
a quantity Of hay and several pigs |
The loss is quite heavy one to the
family. 1t caught from pail of
ashes.
Vernon Payton, son Of county treas
urer ID. S. Payton, who went to Big |
Rapids last week to take course in |
pharmacy at the Ferris Institute,
writes hometo his father there are |
half dozen Filipino boys attending |
school there. They are very small
for their age, and Vernon says they |
''l0ok like Indians "-Charlevoix
Courier.
The Herald acknowledges the re-
ceipt of an Invitation to the celebra-
tiun Of the fiftieth anniversary of the |
opening Of the st. Mary's canal, to be |
held on August 2 and at Sault Ste.
Marie, Mich. Accompanying the in
vitation is handsome brochure,
Characteristic Views at Sault Ste.
Marie" and condensed history of
the early settlement aud the canal.
A very pretty pink and white
luncheon was rendered Miss Ethel NJ.
Clement, in honor OF her sixteenth
birthday, by Mrs. G. A. Hudson Thurs
day afternoon. Sixteen lassies with
out the laddies enjoyed the hour, and
the air was filed with sunshine and
laughter. The two parlors were
prettily decorated with pink and white
roses. The dining room with festoons
Of the same color. On the place cards
were pink rose binds. Five courses
were served by Mesdames Clement and
Hudson dressed in the prevailing
color. Miss Ethel was made the
happy recipient of numerous presents,
the guests presenting her with very
tached. The fair maid will Eow enjoy
the happy state Of sweet sixteen a
whole year. We wish her many such
happy days in the land in " Inch she
A 15-year-old girl at Traverse, City
"and very unsophisticated one for
her years. as the Record put 1t, in
the Friday issue last week--brought
to the Record the day before an &C
count of her marriage TO young man
of the same place. The ages were
placed as 10 for him and 16 for herself,
and accord ing TO the article they left
Immediately for Boston. Tie article
was so fairly well written that the
paper printed it without alteration.
1t happened to be put on an Inside
page, but the Records statement of
the error was very naturally placed
conspicuously on the front page. No
more jokes of that kind will be per-
petrated,
The foundry room of Malpass Bros.
Foundry and Machine Shop was
hurnod Wednesday, pyeDinJ foUethe