Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-03-25
So-Clean.

G. &. Mack, the Jcweler.
Carpets at Whittington's
Musical Instruments at Mack's.
Harry Price was Detroit visitor
this week
Special Bargains in Spring Goods at
WieSman's.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. DantO is quite i'll.
Andrew j. Suffsrn was here from
Charlevoix this week.
Clocks of every size and description
at Mack's Jewelry Store.
Spring Weddings are now In order
and So Is Mack's Jewelry Store for
presents.
Go TO Wiesman's for your Spring
Goods. A large and fine assortment
now on display.
Miss Jennie Zoulek returned first Of
the week from fortnight's visit with
Traverse City friends.
The ID. & G. will run an excursion
in from Deward Thursday night for
the show at Loveday Opera House.
Bowen & Kenny are about TO move
their market and groceries In the
building recently vacated by Bennett
& Bennett.
Mrs. W. p. Squires and little son
were called TO South Haven this week
by the serious illness OF Mr.. aud Mrs.
Squires' eldest son. Typhoid fever is
the trouble.
New Features haye been added TO
"My Friend From Arkansaw'' this
season. You can see them at the
Loveday Opera House. Seats On sale
Tursday a. m.
Go to hittington's for your Wall
Paper. He has the finest line in the
city and the prices On same are way,
way down. So cheap that YOU can't
get along without new wall decorat-
ion this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass G.. Loyeday
left middle Of the week for little out
ing. They GO 70 Chicago where they
visit the formers daughter, Miss Lula,
and.Other friends and then return TO
Grand Rapids for farther visit.
Mrs. Wood entertained the NJ. e.
Ladies Aid wednesday, March 18th,
with "a pleasant Tea from which 81 SO
Was realized. The Aid will meet with
Mrs. j. Howard, March Goth. All
members are requested To be present.
Three amendments tn the state
constitution are to lie submitted To
the people at the spring election on
April 3. Two Of them concern Genes
see county solely, and the third is the
amendment Of Senator Ely, permit.
ing the state to build or assist in
building or improving highways in
the state, and will mean much To- the
entire population. The United States
kae appropriated certain moneys %
dlAI w WIS NOlh, Oub tue Stdlt uiu>h
move before advantage can be taken
Of the national appropriation AS
things staGd now the state cannot do
any work Of this sort.
A very plrasenl AFTERNOON was spent
on ST. Patricks day. thirty-slx ladies'
being entertained by Mrs. VIM. Pal
mer AID Mrs. e. Ashley at the
fprmer'S home. The rooms were pref
tiIy d, corated with the color Of the
Emerald Isle, and the noted Shamrork
also was there. An Irish program was
rendered. Two Instrumental select
ions by Mrs. George Frost; Vocal
solos by Mrs. ID. L. Rogers and Mrs.
Clark Hare; Duet, Mesdames Palmit-
g" and Robertson accompanied by
Mrs. Brotherton; Recitarions, Mes
DANES l.. A. HOyt, f. e. Plank and +.
E. Boosinger; Humorous reading, Mrs,
ID. &. Loveday; A paperOn St Patrick.
Mrs. w. j. Smith; Stories. NJ iss Jennie
Boosinger and Mrs. u. j Crossman.
After winch Rebus Contest was en-
joyed. Mrs. Frank Porter winning the
prize Luncheon followed. Each
guest was presented with a silk flag
bearing the motto, ERIN go Briugh.