Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-02-24

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The Boyne City school Friday.
The Royal Neighbors last week
initiated class of aboct twenty.
wv. A. Rowley has accepted DO
sition as engineer In mill at Phelps.
If you want a chance to get cheap
Wall Paper, give Wilmington q call.
Mrs. w. M. swafford is entertain
ing Miss Lusina Davis Of Traverse
City.
A woman rather enjoys 1t when her
next door neighbor Is a little jealous
of her.
Oyer 300 Rolls Remnant Wall Paper
to be closed out at / cent per roll
At Whittingtons.
Mrs. Claude G.. Mack left frat of the
week fer Beaverton where she visits
her parents dnd friends.
II you really want to purchase
Farm, House and Lot, or Business
don't fail to call on w. A. Loveday.
If woman doesn't like her hus-
band, she likes to show 1t by remark
ing tibet she wouldn't DO surprised at
anything He might do.
Dentist III. B. Lehner recently
entertained his sister, Miss Mildred of
Kalkaska and the latter's friend. Miss
Florence Raider of Grand Rapids.
Mark Carney received a badly
smashed ankle while working at the
East Jordan Lumber Co.'S camp near
Chestonia, Monday. He was brought
home that evening.
Mrs. L. Newson has decided TO put
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"
Mr.. and Mrs. E. q. Plank enter
tanned Monday with a six O'Clock
dinner. Covers were laid for eight.
The place cards were In the form Of
tiny hatchets. Decorations were cut
flowers. The evening was pleasantly
spent with games.
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 and, owing to other work. no
more will be made up for some time.
1t has been decided by the Council
to submit to the voters at the coming
Village election proposition to bond
the Village for $4,000 for park purposes.
The object is good one and no doubt
will receive an Unanimous vote In
favor of the measure.
The beautiful and spacious home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ward Enipey
was thrown open Wednesday evening,
Feb'y 2lst, for the reception Of about
three hundred guests. The sweet
odOr Of carnations and roses was every
where in the rooms. Those In the re-
oeivihg line were Mr.. and Mrs. Empey,
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Fletcher Empey. Miss Bessie Warne
at the piano, William Webster, violin.
rendered sweet music during the re-
ceiying hours from eight to ten. In
the reception halls Misses Anna HARE
and Fay Nicholas assisted Mrs. f. y.
Warne. Misses Jennie Glenn and
Leila Ulink In the dining room. Mr..
and Mrs. Empev have been with us
but a short time but have made many
friends by their genial and happy
manner both in business and in the
home
One of the delightful events of the
seasons gaiety was six O'Clock dinner
at the Sherwood House, Thursday
evening, Miss Anna M. Kneale being
the hostess. Covers were laid fol-
twenty-four, and q very social and
pleasant time it was. This was a
strictly feminine affair. The gentle
men being determined to not be out
done and be obliged to eat a cold
supper at home all by their lonesome
had gathered there and were stoppi NJ
their hunger. when the ladies were
ushered in the dining room. 1t was .
happy meeting although the ladie.
knew not of their husbands intention,
Of being present. Remarks sparkling
with wit were exchanged. j. w
Empey, "a toastmaster for the de
. lightful gents. gave very cordia
7, welcome to the ladies. The respons,
. Of Miss Kneale was graceful and on
or the best of the hour. The Proprie
y tor of the Sherwood House secured tn
' services Of the photographer and
: fiashlight was taken of the group. AL
together 1t was a very pleasant affai
and the ladies were NOT at all sorr
. that the gentlemen surprised them
Mrs. Il. l., Sherman extended al
y invitation to the ladies present at tn
dinner to a surprise on her sister, Mrs
~ O. PLANK IT, heiuU her hi rthda u