Charlevoix county herald., 1906-06-30

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Our Band goes to Charlevoix the
Fourth.
Choice home grown seed corn at
Stroebel Bros.
Club McIntire was Bellaire visitor
first OF the week.
Born to DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Sweet a
daughter, Sunday.
Go to Harry Curkendall's for your
Cigars and Tobacco.
Miss Mae Crook is here from Charlie
voix visiting sriends.
Mrs. &. e. keat is here from Nance
Iona, guest Of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Fyke were Charlie
Yoix visitors first of the week.
Mrs. George Carr is entertaining her
cousin, Miss Lotte Of Charlevoix.
NEW MICH Cow and Calf for SALE.
Good Stock. Inquire OF MAX SCHEF-
FILES.
Mrs. Louis Cushman is here from
Boyne City guest of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Brant.
Go to Werkheiser's for your Fresh
Candies. They're clead and whole
some.
Mrs. A. f. Church left Thursday for
Petoskey, after visit with friends
hereabouts.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nj. Haight now oc.
cupy their fine new cottage on North
Main Street.
Miss Ruth Dillman left Friday for
Petoskey after several weeks visit with
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hill were
guests of Mrs. A. Watkins at Bellaire
over Sunday.
Miss Emma Gibson was here from
Petoskey this week attending her
sisters wedding.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
will meet at the Church Parlors next
Friday afternoon, July 9Th.
Rev. George Allan will occupy the
pulpit in the Methodist Episcopal
Church next Sunday as usual.
The friends of Mrs. McFarlane and
her son Robert, Of Deward, will be
pleased to learn they will again be
residents of East Jordan, their house
hold effects having arrived today.
The d. & &. will run an excursion
from all points on its line to Charlie
voix July 4th in connection with the
Steamer Jos. Gordon, leaving East
Jordan for Charleyox at $50 a. M
Miss Edna Keasey of South Haven
is visiting at the home Of her uncle,
w. p Squier, on Second Street and
expects to remain during the summer.
She is accompanied by Master Ray
mond Squier, who has been attending
school at South Haven, and will spend
vacation with his father.
The subject at the Epworth League
Sunday evening, June oath, was Of a
unique character, viz: ''Surprised
People," Mrs. VIM. Painter was
leader. The subject was discussed by
Miss Gregory, Mrs Painter. Mr.. |
Howe and Rev. Allan. Mrs. w. J,
Smith recited, "ThirIy Years With
Shrew."
A singing blow to Sunday Baseball |
was handed down by the Supreme
Court this week. Follc wing is dis
patch, copied from the Detroit News,
relative to same:
"Flint, Mich, June 27--The SUI
preme court has refused TO grant the
writ of habeas corpus applied for by
e. w. Reed, the Flint ball player who
was arrested under the "mob" law for
playing ball on Sunday Reed was re-
manded to the custody Of the sheriff
of Genesee county, and must stand
trial here. The decision sustains the
application Of the mob law as applied
to prohibiting Sunday base ball"
The Herald's Magazine Section Is
growing in popularity every week.
Next issue will contain the following.
Bernhardt's theatrical wardrobe;
some Of the wonderful creations of the
worlds great actress. independence;
declaration that the Fourth" should
DE celebrated July second. Among
our sailor lads: the glorious Fourth as
it is celebrated on shipboard in the u.
y. navy. "The White Company; con-
tinuation of this thrilling stIry of Sir
Arthur Conan Doyls-A lleyne has an
adventure with the sooman Of Min
stead and rescues a knights daughter.
Building national foundations. I'VE
arc sacrificing TO the golden calf the
resources without which we cannot
exist as nation" Beef trust me-
thods; thousands of human beings
ground down by pitiless corporations