Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-05-20
&C. Mack, the Jeweler.

order at Whittingtons.
Thomas whiteford Is here from Pei
ston, guest Of Ills parents.
Charles Lewandowski was Eentral
Lake business visitor this week.
Ed. St. John ives home over Sunday
He is cigar making 10 Charlevolx.
Go TO Traverse City May Goth and
root for our High School Athletic
Ass'n.
Alabastine puts the finishing touch
on housekeeping. For sale by Stree
bel Bros.
Henry Wright left this week Tor
Detroit where he has a nice JOB al MS
trade-carpenterlng,
Jerome Smith and family have NOV
ed frem the Lalonde Block into the
house recently vacated by Mrs. W. IL.
Marshall.
II YOU have any idea Of selling your
property, whether farm ,r village, you
will surely find it to your advantage 10
place it with w. A. Loveday's keal
Estate Agency.
The Str JOS. Gordon, George Lee.
Master. is making two trips daily be
tween CharlevoiX and here. Leaving
Charlevoix at 700 and 80 p. m. and
leaving East Jordan at 100 a. m. ana
400 D, m.
w. II. Lanway has number OF
Second Hand Organs which he wishes
TO dispose of at once. They are in
excellent condition and prices are
right. See him at his store the .Iep-
son Building.
Andrew Jack of Manistee was here
Saturday, guest of his daughter. Miss
Grace. While In town Mr. Jack look
ed over steam loader belonging tt
the East Jordan Lumber Go. ant
which the G. r. & l. people wish T.
, purchase.
) The General Passenger Department
of the Grand Rapids & Indiana X
have issued handsome folder entitle
! "Michigan in Summer" Beautiful
f half-tones embellish its half-huhdre
: pages and the cover is one OF the pre-
test designs we have seen in many
% day.
a The authority given to cities an
}. villages aud townships to provide Il
2. the proper observance Of Memoirs
Dav at public expense should be gel
>, erously utilized. There is no 9TH
holiday in the American calend;
80 which contains as valuable lessons ar
as inspiring suggestions as Memoir
49, Day.
. If you want one of those dane
no Folding Go Carts or Baby Carriages
-, " hit,ingtUns come now, they are g
ing like hot cakes.
,al The Presbyterian Missionary
%. cicty met with Ms. >. A. Bush IL
~ Friday afternoon. subject, siam a
| LOdS, TIC OIoS' duI ''i'"''e"N~
sis,e ed If Mesdames CLARK and W..
-, Hare. Same opened with "A son,
. He Lcadeth Me" A very INTEREST,"
nn talk was then given by Mrs j.
20 Mckee on ">iam. its Schools a
~ People a." Among other things {
told OF the pi' neer missionary go
'"e TO and from the different stati
'u' along the coast in boat called
,'o' Kalamazoo, given to that mission
III the Kalamazoo, Mich, people. /
also have house. boats and on land
'ast carried around on elephants.
mt, Presbyterans are the only miss
INT, in Siam. A duet by Hesdames u
Vm. Hair- and A. Bush was then g'
1af- Paper on "Loas" vas read by
Agnes Lewis. She said III pa
- Loas, which Is north of Siam
-, closely connected with it, being
iect to the same govern menJ, IL
organization distinct and sepa
The Loas speaking tribes number
million; as a people they are ge
polite, passive, with a some'
stronger character than the o
native races and are very receptiN
religious training The wome
that country are not acknowledge
have soul. are not taught TO rea
write; their only hope of sayatl
TO be born again in the form OF a
!. The work among these people IS
great promise and opportunity;
- lowed TO pass it will mean hearts
hard and difficult ID approach.
porlunity brings responsibility;
- Master says: go ye; pray We; CIV
Recitation, Miss Marguerite
Solo. Mrs. d. l.. Rogers. Foll'
this was very fine address by
Anna f.. Hare on "lIOme MISS
4 or foreigners 10 the United State
told of the rigid examination