Charlevoix county herald., 1906-03-31

visitor. recently.
Sell your old Gold and Silver to
Mack. the Jeweler.
Miss Madge Nicholas, home from
Albion for spring vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frost have re-
turned from their California "trip.
Bert Squier entertained a friend,
John Miller of South Haven, this
week.
Pros, Atty Nicholas was called 10
gharlevoix Wednesday on official
business.
Mandolins. Guitars, Banjos, Phone
graphs, ETC., for sale at Macks Jewel
cry Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Hare were
Detroit visitors this week returning
Thursday evening.
Late reports are that Howard Gage
is recovering nicely from his accident
at Jennings, reported last week.
The Greatest Bargain OF the season.
300 Rocking Chairs going at 20 per
cent off for cash. @. III. Wilmington.
o. M. Wilder on Thursday moved
their grocery stock into the Walsh
building, Mr.. Hayner moving his
market to the rear OF the store. The
two stocks will be cond ucted separate
ly.
Mrs. Dan E. Goodman entertained
Thursday afternoon. Ia honor of her
sister, Mrs. Alice Doerr Of Mancelona
who is guest Of her sister. About
tifteea ladies' were present. Refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Mortimer Hulburt. accom-
panied by DR.. II. w. Dicken went to
Petoskey, tuesday, where Mrs. HUI
burt underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis. DR.. Dicken returned
Thursday evening leaving his patient
considerably improved.
Misses Sylvia and Emma Eastcott
arrived from East Jordan last Satur-
day, the latter TO spend few days
with her parents. Miss Sylvia Will
spend her six weeks vacation at home.
They drove to Mancelena Monday to
spend the day.--Alba Sentinel.
Several democrat newspapers have
commented approvingly on Ex-senator
Helmes protest against enrolling him
self as a democrat or as member Of
any political party. Helme termed the
enrolment party tag and he objects,
he says, to being branded for two
whole years. How will 1t be possible
for the democrat party TO organize In
every county and township Ia the
state, as Professor Ferris demands. IL
even the leaders of the party object to
having it known that they are lem0-
Gratis?
The management of the East Jordan
Creamery announce that they will be-
gin operations Monday, April 10th.
This Is indeed good news and we trust
that the farmers Of this locality will
begin planning at once to furnish either
milk Or cream as soon az the season
opens. The management have found
that they can operate the plant trifle
cheaper this coming season than last
and will give their patrOna the bene-
1T; charging them only TWO cents per
pound less for making than the pre-
vialing Elgin market price, which Is
the standard; last year they charged
the general price, three cents. All
will be governed by the Babcock list.
Keo Murphy, who was apprentlced last
year, will have charge Of the plant.
Any one wishing to look up the mat
ter can obtain information OF any of
the gentlemen who are directors, viz:
&C. II. Wilmington, w. p. Porter,
Horace Hipp, A. Murphey, Charles
Knop.
The Literary Club met with Mrs.
Frank Foster, March Goth. The pro-
gram opened with instrumental music
by Mrs. 9. L. Otto. Value Of club life
as an Educator was given in a talk by
Miss Elsie Matthews. Mrs. Thomas
OF Lansing gave . short talk on club
life 10 her city. Vocal solo, Mrs. n.
81. Fuller, Miss Robertson assisted on
the piano. Several articles on club
life were read. A paper on tho art of
reading by Mrs. +. E BoosInger. The
value OF an ideal In paper by Mrs.
Frank Foster. The ideal christian by
Mrs. G. b. Allan. Miss Blanche
Robertson gave paper on che art Of
music and then sang one Of the ideals
of music, Miss Harriet Hoyt accom-
PIANIST. The ideal life. Miss A. NJ.
Kneale. An ideal beau and an ideal
love letter by Mrs. w. J. Smith. Our
rent events for rsll call Club meets
with Mrs. b. e. Boosinger next week.
LYMAN I. Miles has purchased the