Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-08-05
New Sheet Music at Mack, ..

Ed. kake was at Boyne City, Mon
day.
Miss Jessie Fay is home from Col
lsge. ,g Nnl 2s9
Mrs. w. French is among Bay View
visitors. aaiFs %
Haamocks strictly at Cost at Whit
ington s. ~ N'''''''
Thomas Whiteford is home, guest OF
his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Tess were Wailoon
Lake visitors, recently. geAG
Special Sale in all departments at
A. Danto's Boston Store. &c
Dentist Samuel Foster Is home
again and in the harness.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. ThOrson,
last Friday, ten-pound girl.
Mrs d. L. Rogers was over from
Bellaire last week, renewing acquain-
tances.
Miss Minerva Pringle returned
Saturday from a visit with Norwood
friends.
Mrs. A. J. Kline and sons are at
GAINESVILLE, where she visits heI
parents.
w. ]. Palmer was kept from work
a couple OF days this week through
sickness.
Atty Hall VOORHEES, and wife of
Plymouth, Mich, were guests of DIR.
and Mrs. H. w. Dicken, Thursday.
Ogemaw Countys Sheriff was here
this week and gathered 10 Frank
Billadeaux wanted for wife-deser-
ton.
The fine residence Of M. A. McHale
on West Garfield street, and at present
occupied by e. J. Crossman, will. be
for rent after the 18th. 49,.
Mrs. Charles Sheldon left Tuesday
to join her husband at Sturgeon Bay.
Mr.. Sheldon has employment there
and the couple will make that place
their temporary residence.
Our Ball Team 60 to Gray!ing Tues
day for game there. On Wednesday
a team from Charlevoix will probably
play here and on Friday and Saturday
the Bad Axe team plays here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hipp were here
this week looking over their loss by
fire and awaiting the insurance adj
justor. They intend to make Charlie
yoix their home until matters can be
adjusted. r1 4h ir:,I
Where are you sick? Headache
foul tongue, nj appetite, lack energy,
pain In your stomach, constipation:
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will
make you we'll and keep you well. IS
cents. WARNE's PHARMACY.
DR., p. j. Brady, Nj. p. ", together
with his wife, mother, and children,
are here guests Of his wifes parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Hat, and other
friends. Or. Brady is u. s. Inspector
Bureau OF Animal Industry.
W., w. Fuller of near Cadillac, who
was Superintendent Of the Howard
City Schools for ave years, has practi-
cally been engaged to superiutend eul
schools. The faculty has now all been
engaged except principal and the
school board are looking up two appli-
cants. The staff will consist of w.
w. Fuller, supt: Miss Stevenson
primary; and the following ladies
whose positions have not yet been as
signed: Misses Barnett, Matthews
Patterson, Shapton. Lewis and Os-
borne.
The NJ. E. Ladies' Aid was enter
tanned by Mrs. e. Miles. The session
opened with the usual method, bible
lesson, singing and prayer. Mrs. IL
Barrie, the President, presiding. This
business hour was followed with "a
Literary Program. Mesdames B.
Waterman, r. Barnett and E. Barrie
read articles Of interest. Mrs. WI.
Smith favored with a recitation
"Only Boy" after which social
social hour when a luncheon was sery,
ed. They adjourned to meet 10 twi
weeks with Mrs. Yost.
While the country is bnr1ened
theatrically with tramp plays, few
have attained any standing with
theatre-goers. "a Thoroughbred
Tramp" which was the first In the
field, has outlived all its imitators
and nightly proves its popularity with
theatre goers by being greeted witt
OVERLOOKING patronage. But "A Thor
oughbrcd Tramp" contains muct
interesting dialogue, excellent comedy
and splendid climaxes. The fun is Of
the uproareous sort. and brings forth
laughter and applause OF lasting dura
ton. Don't fail to see IL next Mon
day night at regular prices.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church