Charlevoix county herald., 1906-06-16


Richard son-No. l56-and get promp
NdelIvery.
Now is the time to can Pineapples
they are at their best. Send you
order in.
Il. A. Lewis
Go to the new Candy Kitchen fol
your next batch OF Candy. VIM.
Werkheser. Prop'r.
PAsTUREAGE-I have rented the
Henry Vance farm and am prepared To
pasture stock.-Jos. ZEsS.
o. III. Meyer, Painter and Paper
Hanger. A II work guaranteed. Leave
orders at Residence on North Main
st.
Rev. George Allan will preach at
the M. E. Church Sabbath morning as
usual. In the evening, Children 3
Day Exercises will be given.
Charles G.. Williams has accepted
a position with the Crescent Art Go
of this city, as solicitor and Joined one
Of their crews at Kaska, Monday.
Roy Blair and Miss Edna Barrie
were united in marriage Wednesday
evening at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Barrie, Rev.
George Allan performing the cere-
mony.
The Pres byterian Missionary Society
met at the church parlors Friday,
June Sth, Mrs. John Jameson, Presi-
dcnS as Hostess The committee on
program were Mesdames W. G. Hairc
and G.. Cook. After the devotional
opening, paper on South America
was read by Mrs. Fred Boosinger.
One on Alaska, Mrs. Il. A. Ashley,
The Sermon on the Mount was sub
ject for roll call. A vocal duet, Misses
Eva Lewis. Nell Maddaugh, Lydia
Malpass assisting. Dainty refresh
ments closed the afternoons session.
In regard to the article about the
Band Room being flooded when the
Firemen scrubbed out last week some
people seem TO have "a mistaken idea
about the matter The amount Of
water coming through the floor was
small but sufficient to cause dampness
which the drum heads was not slow to
absorb, thus throwing them out of
work The Firemen removed the
instruments and covered up the music
and supposed everything was all right.
There was nothing intentional on
their part and the Band so regards it.
A large assortment of Vegetables
and Fruit just received.
e. A. Lewis.
Mrs. w. J. Smith entertained a
small company Of young ladies at heI
home Tuesday Afternoon, June 18th
with a three course luncheon. The
dining room was tastefully decorated
with pink and green. Covers were
laid for nine, ON the place cards were
conundrums. Toasts were pledged 10
the sparkling wafer. In the center OF
The table was a large full blown rose
Of pink tissue paper in salad bowl
green baby ribbon was tied TO as many
leaves as there were guests and hung
over the outside Of the bowl. On eacr
leaf thus prepared was a humorous
anecdote. After the menu was served
the guests took hold Of the ribbons anC
gave quick pull and the rose leaves
scattered in all directions leaving then
dangling in the hands of those WHIT
held the ribbon: The stories were rea(
aloud and afforded much merriment
Those present were the Misses Ell;
Barnett, Blanche Robertson, Stell;
Matthews. Florence Barrett and TIT
Lewis sisters.
= Hammocks, HAMMoCKS, HAM
, MOCKS at Whittington's.
While we are not prophet or TIT
son of a prophet but it is becoming |
popular fad to give weather forecasts
, SO here Is our prediction for Thu
. month: During the first half ther,
will be some brisk winds from tn,
north. but every day the sun will rise
f, and often there'll be gloomy skies
some days, however. may be fair, will
southern winds and mellow air
Those things will happen sure W,
know, because they always happen so
, This good months moon will full, anC
Office seekers work their pull" Some
lucky ones will land the prize, while
other men esteemed rs wise will fai
in all they undertake and find they'v,
made sad mistake, for Charlatans Il
fortune ride while modest worth II
thrust aside. These things will hap
= pen, We know, because they've always
? happened so. In this cool month o.
= 1906, the boys and girls will have thei
: fuu. They'll go to parties, dance ant