Charlevoix county herald., 1906-01-13


Mrs. George Frost Is Grand Rap
Ids visitor.
Walter Ware, here from Boynt
Thursday.
Fresh Celery at Lewis Grocery this
Saturday evening.
A large stock of 'ls47" Rogers Sill
yerware at Mack's TO close out.
A fine assortment Of Rugs and
Kensington Art Squares at Whiting
tons.
A pairof light LOGGING SLEIGHs
For Sale Cheap at Malpa,s Hardware
Go. 8.
Miss Vera Vance of Mitchell was
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Erwin Hall
during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. IT. Wilmington
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Kenny drove
over to Boyne City, Thursday after
noon.
The Traverse City Laundry always
gives satisfaction. Laundry leaves
Mack's Jewellery Store each Wednss-
day noon as usual.
j. w. Rogers, who was confined to
the house couple of weeks with
sickness, resumed his duties mail
carrier Monday morning.
Meals or lunches served TO partys or
gatherings In any part Of the village
by The Inn, Charles Barrett. Propr.
When In need of anything along this
line give as call.
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"
Leroy Sherman returned from his
southern trip, Saturday evening.
During his absence he spent most of
his time in and around Louisiana.
He intended to go over to Cuba but
several cases of typhoid fever were on
over there and he decided not to risk
himself.
Chaddock District School is flourish
ing nicely under Miss Lou A. Rice's
management. The following list of
scholars were neither absent nor
tarGy for the past three months: Rose
Winkler, Fred Vogel. Agnes Vogel,
Karl Heller, Irene Heller, Ellen
Gunsolus, Mary Gunsolus.
AT the Methodist Episcopal Church
on Sunday next. Jan'y 18th, the Rev.
George Allan will discourse OH the
following topics: Morning 1890,
"Studies on the Life of Jesus Christ. F"
Sermon No. 5. Ibid Christ Die. and
Rise Again from the Dead?" Even
ing o'clock, "a Story of the two
Characters Represented in the Church.
A Plea for Honesty in Interpreta.-
tion." Everybody invited.
Twenty M. e. ladies gathered at
the home Of Mrs. Richard Barnett
last Monday afternoon, the occasion
being surprise on her daughter, Mrs.
A. Reed who departs Thursday for
Boyne City. The ladies In pitching
quoits found Mrs. Hoe to be the
best player Light refreshments were
served. Mrs. Barrie In behalf OF the
ladies presented Mrs. Reed with very
nice meat fork. After wishing the
hostess all the good luck in her new
home, the ladies departed for their
homes.
A line from Jerome B. Allen, down
In Valparaiso, to The Herald is OF the
variety which maketh the printer ex :
ceedingly happy. 1t says: please
find enclosed one dollar to apply on
my subscription to Herald Con-
tinuing, Mr.. Allen says: Il do not
knew what weather You have had
In Northern Michigan, but here the
weather has been surprising to ME
for its mildness, and l think it must
be unusually mild in your section, as
we have had but two slight falls of
snow during the night but neither be-
ing sufficient to give us sleighing and
the ground 10 all bare here now and
this bright pleasant day more like
the latter part OF April than the first
Of January.
East Jordan Literary Club met with
Mrs. Stanley Bush Thursday after
noon. Committee ON program for the
month, Mesdames Clark Hare and W.
p. Porter. Program opened with
vocal selo by Miss Blanche Robertson.
Mrs. G. l.. Lorraine followed with a
paper, From the Civil War to the
Present Administration Miss Rob.
ertson favored with another vocal