Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-10-27

Pelston lost its opera house by fire
last week.
Wat"h for The Herald's Special
Edition next week.
Mack & Leone Stock Co. for three
nights, commencing Nov. 18th.
The Honey-Ya Club meet this Sat-
urday evening. Everyone be on time.
Mrs. Ward Ainslie was called to
Kalamaz 10 this week by the death of
a brother.
Governor Warner and Gerritt j. Die
kema will speak at Bellairc next Wed
nesday evening.
Rev George Allan left Thursday fos
Buffalo, N. Y, where he attends the
General Missionary Meeting at that
place.
Republican Rally at the Town Hall
next Tuesday evening. Hon. John
Crandall Of Detroit will be the spe ak
er OF the evening.
Call and eXaml ne a COmbinal ion
Book Case and Writing Desk sold bv
Empey Bros. for 81. 10 and freight add
ed-Sears & Roebuck prices.
GrOceryman Will Richardson has
purchased the Heston Building on
Main ST and intends } move his stock
thither when the building is ready.
The residence of Ii. II. Cummings
two miles south of the Village, was
burned Wednesday morning together
with most Of the contents. Los about
$500 with $500 Insurance. Origin of
the fire is unknown.
Judge Mayne has appointed the fol-
lowing dates for holding Circuit Court
in CharleyOix the coming year: the Sec
ond Monday ia March, the fourth Mon
day in May, the second Monday in
September, the first Monday i'm Deem
Der.
Rev.. A. Mckee resigned his pas
tOrate of the Presbyterian church here
last Sabbath morning and has accepted
a call TO the Redford church near De-
trUIt. The Reverend gentleman and
wife have won host Of friends In
their labors here. Next Sabbath his
farewell sermon will be preached.
DR.. and Mrs. f A. Foster are shi p
ping their household goods and plan 10
leave next Monday for Los Angeles,
Cal, where they spend the winter.
DIR. Foster has leased his residence to
DR.. John A. Mac yregor of Central
Lake, who will take up DR.. Fosters
practice here. brand Mrs. Macgregor
are moving their household goods here
and will soon be welcome residents Of
our little burg.
The Literary Club met with Mrs d.
g. Loveday, Oct. 18th. Miss Bessie
Warns furnished instrumental music
for the afternoon. Mrs. r. N. Ciink
gave description of the Ostrich In
dustry in America. A paper 10y Mrs.
@. III. Wilmington, "Are Our Divorce
Laws Too Lax, "discussion followed.
Paper on Helen Keller by Mrs. e. M.
Narne. that also was discussed. Sell
ect reading by Mrs. K. J. Crossman,re-
spouse to roll call, "reminiscences Of
Halloween. Meet next week with Mrs.
Chas Hudson.
Bessie L., wife of ]. Garfield Myers
died Tuesday morning at her home on
Park Avenue, OF spinal meningitis,
aged % years, 8 months. Mrs, Myers
was daughter Of Howa I'd Weikel and
was born in Wisconsin, though large
part of her life WAS spent in East Jor-
dan. She was niece OF jeff Weikel
and Mrs. p. S. Brown, Of this city.
She was married to Garfield Myers FIVE
years ago and leaves beside her hus-
band baby boy about two months old
The funeral took place at the home in
this city at 1000 a. m, Thursday, in
terment at the East Jordan cemetery.
Services were conducted by Rev. Geo.
Allan of East Jordan and Rev. r. A.
Wright of this pace.-Charlevoix
Courier.