Charlevoix county herald., 1906-03-17
Bacon for Sc per Id at Sherman's.

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Born 20 Mr.. and Mrs. John Howell
a daughter, Saturday.
Helen. infant daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Carl. Stroebel. is quite Ill.
Archie Coutarier and family now
occupy rooms in the Barrett Building.
Earl Gee. who has been down IN
Mississippi since October, returned
home. Tuesday.
Mrs. q. g. Mack returned first of
the week from visit with her parents
and friends at Beaverton.
Take your Watch, CLOCK and Jewel
cry repairing to Mack, the Jeweler.
Work promptly done and fallv guaran-
teed.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G.. Falls on We'd
nesday entertained Mrs. Walter Flye
of Bellaire, Mrs E. Harris and Mrs
ID. Patterson of Ellsworth.
Rev j. l.. Donovan, Congregational
pastor at Ellsworth, will occupy the
PRESBYTERIAN pulpit next Sabbath
morning. In the evening program
will be rendered.
The Epworth Leagae will serve an
ice cream social at the home Of s. l..
Gregory Saturday evening, March 18th.
Everybody come and get the first ice
cream Of the Seasan.
Mr., and Mrs. ii. S. Price OF East
Jordan passed through the city We'd
nesday morning while on their way
from Northport, where they visited
Mrs. Chris B. Kehl, Mrs. Price S
slster.-Travelse Record.
Mrs L. Newson has decided TO put
on sale full line of her celebrated
Baked Goods. Those who have sampl-
ed thom know that they're the best
made In town-''The kind that mother
used to make"
A good production of Romeo and
Juliet is promises patrons Of Loveday
Opera House FOR next Wednesday
night, and for Thursday something
unusual-the production Of Everyman.
A 18th century morality play In one
act will be far different from anything
ever offered local patrons before.
Mr. and Mrs Douglass G.. Loveday
are at present stopping at the Brookv
Hotel, Havana, Cuba. Through cour-
tesy of Mr.. Loveday The Herald is in
receipt of copy of the Daily Tele-
graph of that place. From 1t we OBJ
serve they have "Ward Line" down
there-but it's boat instead Of rail.
The Presbyterian Missionary Society
was entertained by Mrs l.. A. Hoyt
on Friday, March 9th. Meeting open
ed with singing assisted by Miss
Harriet Heyt. Bible lesson, Mrs J.
Jameson. Prayer, Mrs. j. A. Mckee.
Scripture quotations on promise for
roll call. Subject for program, "Afri-
ca and the Lords Money" Miss Eva
Lewis paper on the Lords Money was
exceedingly interesting. Verschsl
Lorraine told about Africa and its
needs. This was followed by de-
bate-"R solved that Foreign Mis-
siOns are just as Important as Home"
The alhrm was discussed by Mrs.
g. L. Lorraine, Mrs. e. Durham and
Miss Agnes Porter. The negative by
Mrs. VIM. Haire, Mrs. j. Jameson and
Mrs. Fred Boosinger The negative
received the greatest number of votes.
Following this was election of officers
resulting in Mrs. John Jameson for
President, Mrs. @. l.. Lorraine Vice
Pres, Mrs. Frank Foster Secretary,
Mrs. Fred K. Boosinger Treasurer.
Mrs. G. Crowell Secretary of Litera-
ture. Miss Harriet Hovt closed the
meeting with two vocal selections
Miss Blanche Robertson accompanist
After which Mrs. j. A. Mckee, in be-
half of the Society, presented Mrs. NJ.
ii Thompson-Past Treasurer-with
beautiful souvenir TO carry with her
to her new home Ia A Iberia. Refresh
ments we're served.
In speaking of the "Queen Esther"
rendition at Bellaire, the Independents
has the following regarding East
Jordanites:
b. A. Dole, our own Bert, who IL
working in the bank at East Jordan,
was King, and as actor and singer he
yields the candle to none. Mrs. 8. A,
Bush was an admirable Queen Esther,
taking the part in manner to bring
out the best qualities Of the beautiful
cantata. DR.. II. w. Dlcken of East
Jordan was Haman to perfection,
while Thos. Lalonde. who carried the
part Of Mordecai, deserves special at
tention from the fact that on account
Of the serious illness of the man origin
ally taking the part, he took it up and
carried it through successfully on but
four days study. The other star
parts were Zeresh, Haman's wife,