Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-12-22

John Purter home from Ann Arbor
Clayton Shapton, home from NJ. A.
&. for the holidays.
Robert Farlane, home for the
holidays from NJ. A.C. studies.
A birthday party was given Miss
Phyllis Wiesman last Monday.
You will laugh IL YOU look in W. E.
Malpass Hdwr Co.'S Window.
Miss Nellie Stone at New Albany.
lad. visiting her sister, Mrs. Carl An
drews.
Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Kenny are re-
ceivihg a visit from their daughter,
Mrs. j. Kelly.
Maurice Russell of Battle Greek was
guest OF his cousin, Mrs. b r. Water
man, this week.
The President advocates an eight
hour day for everybody. Even for
those who are Knocking him.
Rev. Grigsby. who occupied the
Presbyterian pulpit last Sabbath will
do So again this coming Sunday.
Miss 10 ,ephene Bartlett returned
home from Chattanooga, Tenn, last
week and will spend the winter here.
The display windows of the Cloth.
ing and Dry Goods Dept. OF the East
Jordan Lumber Co.'S store are more
than tastllv arranged.
Harrison Stewart retained home
Wednesday. He disappeared ayear
and a half ago leaving the impression
that he had been drowned.
The Kansas newspapers are carrying
or not there is a hell. And some OF
the editors haye lived in Kansas long
enough 10 knew.
Teachers in the high school will
spend the Holidays at their home as
f,lows: Hiss Callaghan at Greenville:
Miss Hunter at Marlette; Miss Her
rick at Big Rapids; Miss Brady at
Detroit; Miss Shapton at Charlevoix.
Miss Smith will probably spend the
vacation In Detroit. Supt. and Mrs.
! Fuller will visit Il week with Mrs. Ful-
Ier's relatives at Big Rapids.
Miss Lou Rice is again at her Gus
| tomary "j0b"-behind the counters al
the City Drug Store. Miss Rice is a
| fl ST class school teacher and is meet
| ing with abundant success in Charlie
voix county where she is serving her
third year But besides being good
teacher, Miss Rice can turn her hands
TO number OF things and come out
succeSsful-and one OF them is selling
holiday goods.-Kalkaskian.
Traverse City Eagle: John Monroe
who has the contract for piling the
| mouth Of the river, Is in the~cityaand
stated To the Daily Eagle today that
he has job, which when completed,
will make one Of the finest dams in
the state The dam is being built for
the electric light company, which will
fursish power for Boyne City. The
dam is being built Cf iron sheet piling,
each sheet being foot wide. The
sheets are driven % feet into the
ground and are locked together by "A
unique arrangement. Nh. Monroe ex--
p cts that il will take about four more
weeks before he will be able to COM
plete his part of the work.
The regular monthly missionary
meeting was held at Mrs. 4. Scott's,
Dec. l4th. The subject for discussion
was Syria aud the Mountaineer. De-
votiOnal exercise led by President
opened the meeting, after which Mrs.
G. l.. Lorraine read paper on Syria
Mrs. w. j. Smith articles on the work
there. Work among the mountaineers
Mrs. Vim. Malpass; Miss Agnes Lewis
recited, The Unfinished Work; Guitar
dUett, three selections. Mrs. Gibson
aud Mrs, Henry; vocal duet, Nesdames
G.. l.. Sherman and W.P. Porter;Scrip-
turs quotations for roll call christmas
Thoughts, Mrs. K. A. Lewis; Mrs.
James Malpass, Leaders for the day.