Charlevoix county herald., 1906-07-14

MISS MAUD CrOwell Is asSlting al
Weisman's.
Eugene Adams here from Luding.
ton, recently.
| Choice home grown seed corn at
Stroebel Bros.
All sizes of fruit jars and jelly glass;
es at e. Lewis's.
Couches all grades and prices found
at Whittington's
Mrs. Bell OF Oberlin, Ohio, is guest
of her daughter. Mrs. Lou Otto.
Mrs. III. Price is entertaining her
neice, Miss Grace Keihl OF Northport.
Watch for the date when "My
Wifes Family" will arrive-says the
manager
The Osborne hay rake is the strong
est made and don't cost any more
than common one.
Mr.. Jerome is coming back to see
what he can thaw out of the Stanford
White murder case.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Burnham are
entertaining their daughter Mrs. j. g.
Wilde of Petoskey, and children.
Mrs. Joseph Nachazel left Friday
for a visIt-with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Swoboda, at Maple City.
The Congressional committee to in
vestigate the Government Printing
Office. better not get too ink-quisitive.
Mrs. g. II. Wilmington left first of
the week for Pentwater where she
spends fortnight visiting friends and
relatives.
VIM. Werkheiser closed his candy
shop here first of the week and return
ed to his old position with Mack at
Boyne City.
The Nj. e. Ladies Aid Society meet
with Mrs. NJ. g. Hubert next We'd
nesday afternoon. July 18th. a full
attendance is desired; visitors well
coined.
The Annual Meeting of our School
District held Monday evening last was
| quite we'll attended. John A. Boo
| singer was elected trustee in place of
w. p. Porter whose term expired.
The yearly report was read and accept
ed; $4,000 was voted for ensuing years
general expenses.
sAnother CharlevOix county pioneer
! turned up this week After an alb
sense Of 80 years, Mr.. n. A. Jones,
came TO see how things progress. Mr..
Jones settled in South Arm township
in 1867. In 1872 he went to California
where he has since resided. Mrs.
Jones, who accompanied her husband
here. is a sister of p. S. Brown. -
CharleyoIx Sentinel.
Mrs. James Malpass gave surprise
party, Wednesday afternoon July elev-
enth, in honor OF Mrs. Nathan Boo
singer of Lansing Twenty one ladies
were present. The honored guest was
presented with solid silver spoon as
testimony Of the regard which her
East Jordan friends have for her.
The Misses Lucille Boosinger, lydia
Malpass, Constance Loveday and
Anna jameson assisted in serving the
refreshments
Lou Otto had an experience Thurs
day which he wont forget for several
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on one Of the big motors in the Argo
Mills when his attention was called
elsewhere and he reached for the
switch without looking. His palm
struck an exposed part and Lou picked
| himself up couple of yards away,
with dazed wonderment of what
had struck him. Had his feet been
damp it is a safe guess that the shock
would have been fatal.
The marriage of Mary Agusta, dau-
ghuer of Mr.. and Mrs, John Sh oeder
Of Echo Township, to Mr.. Charles
Wolverton, took place at the home of
the brides parents Thursday evening,
July 18th. Rev. George Allan PEI
formed the ceremony in the presence
of some half-hundred invited guests;
Miss Lula Jackson Of Charleyoix was
brides maid and John Shredder Jr
was best man. Following the cere-
monv a~bounteous wedding supper was
served. The contracting parties are
popular young people of that town.
ship.
Henry Renard, who has been here
guest Of his parents-Mr. and Mrs.
Renard-and sister, Mrs. NJ. A. Nc
Hale, left Thursday for Mangum,
Oklahoma. accompanied by Miss
Clyde McHale and l.. 5. Noble. They
went via Str. ManitCu to Chicago
where they are joined by Hon. j. S.
Matthews and the party takes several