Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-01-06

Mr.. and Mrs. w. >. Carr have re-
turned from their Toronto visit.
A fine assortment of Rugs and
Kensington Art Squares at Whiting
tons.
Ii. A. Dole entertained Misses Dole
and Wiffenbaugh of Beliaire, first of
the week.
Try our Emblem foods, Flour,
Buckwheat, Tomatoes. Baking Pow
der Coffee and Tea. K. A. Lewis
The Traverse City Laundry always
gives satisfaction Laundry leaves
Mack's Jewellery Store each Wednss-
day noon as usual.
III. B. Lehner, Doctor 0f Dental
Surgery. Is now located over Sher-
mans Market. where he Is prepared to
do all kinds OF dental work.
The East Jordan Literary Club
met with Mrs. E. A. Ashley. 1t being
election OF officers only short pro
gram was given. Vocal solo Chester
and Dorothy" Mrs. 8. a. Bush. Mrs.
]. A. Mckee gave very fine paper
on religious progress from the earliest
TO the present time. The officers
elected were as follows: President,
Mrs. ID. G. Loveday; vice president,
Mrs. e. O. Plank; secretary, Mrs. w.
j. Smith; treasurer, Mrs. Frank Green
w0od director for two years. Mrs. r..
j. Crossman. Club meets next week
with Mrs. Stanley A. Bush.
Miss Essie, daughter of J. w.
Weikel of Charlevoix, died In Detroit
on New Years day. aged 10 years.
The lady was well known In East
Jordan where she made her home for a
number OF years. Mr.. Welkel went to
Detroit and brought home the re-
mains, Wednesday evening. Funeral
serSces were held Thursday after
noon from the home Of the LADY,
grandmother, Mrs. Weikel, Rev. Geo.
e. A Ian haying charge of the SER
vices Interment was made Ia the
East Jordan Cemetery. Among those
from outside in attendance at the
obseQuIes was Mrs. Joseph Wyckoff of
Traverse City, cousin Of deceased
II the democratic editors and those
who have criticised the present ad.
ministition in Michigan because OF
the features ia the primary election
law which they do not approve, will
give half as much time in making the
actual provisions Of the law known &c
their readers and neighbors as they
have to disappearing 1t, they viii
be giving far better service for pri
mary reform In this state than theiI
fe!low-partlsans have given 10 any
other state. AS matter of fac
democratic opposition 70 the law soot
to be tested I'm Michigan is almost al
together due TO lear that 10 will prove
successful. Nine-tenths of AL The
important laws enacted In nation ant
state during the past fifty years have
had TO fight for their rxistance anc
prove their value in the face of demo
cratic opposition.
The entertainment of the East Jor-
dan Literary Club given at the home
OF Mrs. e. j. Crossman Friday even
ing was in charge of a committee OF
gentlemen, Messrs. Clark Hare, ID. e
Loveday and q. A. Sweet. The pro
gram was as follows: instrumental
duett, "In Festal Array" Mrs. Car
Andrews and Miss Helen Stone
Mrs. George Sherman gave paper OF
"a braham Lincoln. Vocal solo
"May Morning" Miss Harriet Hoyt
responded to encore with an Irisf
sohg. Review Of Scarlet Letter
Miss Agnes Porter. A reading
christmas at the Trimbals" Mis-!
Louisa Loveday, also gave an encore
Vocsl duett, Passage Birds Fare
we'll" Misses Blanche Robertson ant
Harriet Hoyt. BY request Miss Love
day gave the "Cornstalk Fiddle
Vocal solo, Little Boy Goodnight
Miss Robertson. Instrumental duett
liking Of the Carnival" Mrs. Car
Andrews and Miss Helen Stone. Mis-
Robertson by request sang "Anni'
Laurie. Mrs. Carl Andrews plan,
accompanist for the evening. Mrs
ID. G. Loveday, Vice President, closes
the literary part with few remarks
After which dainty refreshments wer
served.
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