Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-03-03

w. p Porter was on the sick list
few days the past week.
II you want a ehaEce to get cheap
Wall Paper. give Wilmington call.
Oyer 300 Rolls Remnant Wall Paper
J TO be closed out at cent per roll.
At Whitttngton's.
The Rev. Mr. Regain vas here from
. Maokinaw City this week. guest of
friends.
Rev. George e. Allan has been en-
gagged for one or two lectures at Bay
/ View the coming season.
If you really want to purchase a
Farm, House and Lot, or Business
, don't fail to call on w. A. Loveday.
Mrs. L. Newson has decided to put
on sale full line of her celebrated
Baked Goods. Those who have sampl-
ed Thorn know that they're the BEST
made In town-''The kind that mother
used to make"
PoTATo CRATEs.-B. E. Waterman
has made up several hundred potato
Crates at his factory and same are now
on sale. Farmers wishing to purchase
should do SO at once as the supply IS
limited and, owing to other work. no
more will be made up for some time.
Hemlock lumber is about to take
another big advance ia price. An OK
change says that it is now selling de-
lived at Pennsylvania points at 800
base, that Is IL and ii feet long, long
er lengths and baards at extra prices.
The large manufacturers expect to sell
their products on cars at the mills
within the next three months at a
price of $40 base and allow the retail
lumber dealers to pay their own
freight. This will mean an advance
of from 81 20 to 50 90 per thousand
feet, according to the distance 1t is to
be shipped.
Gray Chapel was filled last night by
the audience which assembled to hear
the rendition of Ben-Hur, by Mr..
MODtaville Flowers. Delaware audi
ences are accustomed to the best
talent the country affords, yet seldom
has an entertainment of such merit
been reaiered in our city. Mr. Flow
ers is recognized as standing among
the foremost in his art, and his efforts
| nj aipiu
reorganization among Delaware people
The impersonator combines with
many natural qualifications the es SEN
tial elements Of refined taste, good
judgment, cultured manner, and q
wonderful ability for literary interpre-
tatlon. While possessing ability as
an orator he at the same time exhibits
great histrionic power, and while
never descending 90 the tricks and
arts or mere entertainer, he yet has
the faculty OF holding his audie as
few speakers can. His wonderful
imperSenation Of the various charac-
tiers IN the story, his rapid change from
one 80 another, quickly adapting him.
self TO the characteristics of each
showed a versatility and power of
adaptation rarely equaled. His ability
as mOnolOgiSt Is Of the highest
order; he is a success from every point
OF view.-The Gazatte, Delaware, o.
Al Loveday Opera House the week of
March 18th. under the auspices of the
East Jordan High School.
The Annual Missionary Praise
Meeting was held at the Presbyterian
Church Sunday evening, Feb 25th,
same being well attended and a pro-
gram rendered that is worthy of praise.
Program opened with responsive
scripture reading led by Mrs. John
Jameson, President of Missionary
Society; interspersed with the song,
Holy, Holy. Holy, Lord God AL.
mighty" by choir Of eleven voices,
Miss Marion Malpass at the organ;
song by choir, followed by reading of
122nd Psalm by Mrs, @. L. Lorraine;
Invocation, j. A. Mckee; From
Greenlands Icy Mountains, was sung
by the choir. Mrs. Jameson gave a
few remarks In pleasing manner. on
what the missionary work includes.
Report Of years work by the Secretary
Mrs. Frank Foster, was Of interest and
the after. thoughts were well chosen
and received. "Watchmsn, tell us of
the Night" In recitation and song,
given by the Misses Nell Maddaugh,
Sadie Shapton, Frances Malpass and
Agnes Lewis, was well rendered and
pleasing to the audience. Lucille
Boosinger and Anna Jameson, In
dialouge, made pretty picture
Lucille dressed In pure white repre-
senting the west and Anna in genu-
inc japanese costume representing the
far east. Mrs. j. A. Mckee followed