Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-11-24
Bvie4s Of The Week
1.-THE Honeymoon"


Masquerade Ball Thanksgiving
Night.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. &. Mack are enter
tanning the formers sister, Miss Viola
OF East Tawas.
2 Judge Mayne Ia holding an adjourn
ed term Of the circuit court at Traverse
City, this week.
Sim r. Wilson, formerly publisher
OF the Boyne Citizen, will go into the
real estate business at Hastings.
Pennsylvania didn't doa thing to
Michigan. Saturday, only II To O..
This is the first time Yost's foatba!l-
lists have gone down To defeat this
year, but they were greatly handicap
ped by the absense of Captain Curtis.
The latest electric road talk is of a
road from Petoskey to Walloon Lake.
East Jordan, BOVINE City. Charlevoix,
back to Il rSt named city. to be Operat-
ed by the new Boyne river water pow
er.
]. p. Proctor died Sunday after a
long illness, aged 80 years. He was a
member of the Sanctfied Saints. and
was buried from that church. Tuesday
forenoon. Deceased was a well known
resident Of the West side, having liv-
ed there a number of years.
ALDEN WAyE:-We have received a
twenty-page booklet from the East
Jordan Charlevoix County Herald. call
ed the industrial edition which is as
good piece of work as we have seen in
thisterritOry. 1t Is we'll filled with hall
tenes and is splendidly gotten up.
According to western editor a GER
tain church wanted some wine for
communion purposes. but could get
nothing but persimmon wine After
partaking of this the congregation at.
tempted to sing the the Doxolofy but
their lips were so puckered the best
they could do was to whistle it..
LAPEER CLARIoN:-We are in re-
ceipt of copy of the industrial edi-
,Ajon of the Charlevoix County Herald,
published at East Jordan by G..
Arthur Lisk, a graduate Of the Clar-
ion office. 1t is a notably fine pro
duction. credit to the Town and the
newspaper aud should do them both
good,
He didn't have dollar: he didn't
have a dime. His clothes aud shoes
were looking just as though they d
served their time He didn't try to
kill himself to dodge mlsfortune's
whacks. Instead, he got some ashes
and he filed five dozen sarks. Then
next he begged a dollar. In the paper
in the morn he advertised tin polish
that would put the sun to seorn. He
kept on advertising, and, just now,
suffice To say, he out IN California al
his cuttage on the bay.
The home talent play of 1.-The Girls
is" given by the Fl. S A A. at Love.
day Opera House was not as well pat,
ronized as should have been and those
who did not attend missed someth ing
good. Miss Louise Loveday as "Vir-
Einia Carvel''-the heroine of the story
played her part thoroughly all the
time AZ an urchjn said to the writer
''twas just as good as those shows that
come here" Mr.. Gritiin,t the manager,
who Is professional actor took the
part Of Judge Whipple did it ex-
.cellently,t While the play wassan am
ateur performance it was certainly far
superior to the average. Below was
the full cast Of characters:-Judge
Whippie, Mr.. Griffin; Stephen Brice,
Supt III. II. Fuller; Clarence Colfax,
Tom Lalonde; Elaphalst Fl Upper. DR..
II. w. Dicken; ColoneI Carver, F. A.
Kenyon; MAURICE Renault and Canter,
Verne Payton; Jack Bromsnade, Dr.
II. b. Lehner; Carl Richter, Harry S..
Heron; Esgenie Renault, Miss Madge
Nicholas;M COlfax Margaret Brady;
Ann Brismade, Miss Mary Porter; Pus>
Russell. Miss Bessie Callahan; Mrs.
,lBrce, Miss Jennie McFarlane: Vir-
ginia Carvcl, Miss Louise Loveday.