Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-03-10

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Mr.. and Mrs John Tooley are enter
tanning the latter's mother.
If you want a ehaEce to get cheap
Wall Paper, give Wilmington call.
Oyer 300 Rolls Remnant Wall Paper
to be closed out at cent per roll.
At Whittington's.
Homer Williams was here from
Charlevoix first of the week, guest Of
relatives.
G.. l.. Sh erman & Son have blossom
ed out with a new delivery wagon.
It's peach.
In honor of Mrs. NJ. Fl. Thompson,
Mrs. J. A, Mckee gave party last
Friday evening,
dozen of Mrs. e. N. Clink's lady
friends gave her pleasant surprise
Thursday afternoon.
Arthur Muirhead was oyer from
Belaire first of the week, guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Lon Sheldon
Mrs. G. L. Sherman took her Sunday
School Glass out to the County Farm
Tuesday for little outing.
Upon Invitation of the hostess, six
teen Lady Maccabees enjoyed chick
en-pie dinner at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Price, Wednesday.
A livery team from Charlevoix-in
charge of Garfield yers-beeame
frightened locomotive while tied
near the bridge, broke loose and took
a run down State-st without doing
much harm.
Harry Curkendall was given sur
prise party last Monday evening by
about twenty Of his friends, it being
the anniversary of his birthday. He
received several presents to remember
the occasion.
Iris, three-year-od daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. r. Stewart, died We'd
nesday after protracted sickness.
Funeral services were held Friday
afternoon and interment was made in
East JORDAN Cemetery.
The NJ. 70. Ladies' Aid meet next
Wednesday with Mrs. S. Rogers at
their farm. Teams for those on the
West Side will meet at Brabaut's Store
aud those in East Jordan proper at
Mrs. NJ. II. Robertson's.
Alta dinner Of the Friendly Sons of
St. Patrick, Mr. Addicks defended
his right TO be present by stating that
his grandmother was an OSullivan.
He was also eligible by reason of the
fact that his own name has for some
time, been Dennis.
POTATO CRATES. B. E. Waterman
has made up several hundred potato
Crates at his factory and same are now
on sale. Farmers wishing to purchase
should do 50 at once as the supply IS
limited aud, owing to other work. no
more will be made Hp for some time.
Meeting of the K. j. Fl. s. Alumni
Association at High School next Moo
day evening, March 18th. All gradu-
ateS are members and should, if they
have any interest ia the school, at
tend this and following meetings.
Meet at 1880 standard time. 0. M.
MIsENAR. President.
II. @. Fisher. a graduates of the
London. Ont, Veterinary Surgeon
College, is stopping at the Safest
Hotel. Mr.. Fisher is well up in
Veterinary studies but wishes to prac-
tice with some veterinary that has had
the experience. so is here to practice
with DR.. r. E. Pearsall.
At the Methodist Church Sunday
next, March 18th, the Rev. 6. E. Allan
will preach and lecture on the follow
ing topics: Morning 1890 "Some Re-
suits of a Study of the Bible" Even
ing I O'Clock, Lecture Sermon to
Y ung Women. ''Scenes from Jane
Eyre" Everybody invited.
Mrs. L. Newson has decided to pat
on sale full line OF her celebrated
Baked Goods. Those who have sampl-
ed them know that they're the best
made in town-"The kind that mother
used to make"
Bacon, 10c per lb at Lewis.
Probably the most attractive pic
lures that have been published of
MIR. and Mrs. LSngworth, nee Miss
Alice Roosevelt, are those which ap.
peared in the March number of THE
BURR MCINTOSH MONTHLY, now on
all news stands. Among the many
superb reproductions Of celebrated
people are those Of Archbishop Farley,
! Mrs. John Jacob Aston, Mrs. Frederick
Dent Grant, Nine. Calve, Ogla Neither
sole, Blanche Bates, Grace George,
Signor DIPPED, Grand Opera singer.
and Jan Kubelik, the famous violin
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