Charlevoix county herald., 1907-11-16
Josephine Orlowski, here from Char

levOiX.
Have you seen the new Coats and
Suits at b. b. Hubbard & Cos.
Mrs. Thomas Br0ils OF Alden spent
Sunday with East Jordan friends.
MACK the JEwELER carries COM
plete stock Of South Bend Watches.
Who will he the next To get one OF
those Talking Machines at WHITING
TONS
Zeke Dobson's clodhopper dance is
one of the features that will be intro
duced in"The Missouri Glrl' at Love-
day Opera House Monday.
The line of Rockers that can be
seen at EMPEY BROS. is certainly n
a sight. There is where you have
Mammoth Stock to select from.
Empey Bros. have certainly got
fine line of carpets. They have some
thing new in the way of fibre Mating.
Just spend a few minutes ia looking
over their stock.
Annual Offering for Home Missions
will be taken next sunday morning In
the Presbyterian church. This church
has had an enviable record for years
ia the Synod Of Michigan for its liber-
atty. The claims OF Home Missions
in supplying destitute and newly set
tied districts through the state with
the Gospel were never more clamor-
ous.. 1.-THE harvest is great and the
laborers few" and the pressing needs
for financial help should be. gladly
met. Come then next Sunday morn
ing with all you can spare and at
least let us do our part.
At Mrs. f. E. Boosinger's. Nov. s,
the regular Monthly Missionary meet
ing was held. The devotional eXer-
else was led by President Mrs Jsmison,
invocation by Mrs. Grigsby. The
leader for program was Mrs. Dicken.
The subjects were Corea, and Next
cans ia u. S.; these were discussed in
readings by Mesdames Dicken, Grigs-
by. Lewis. Hare, Bush, Webster,
Sherman and Jamison. Mrs. Haire
and Mrs. Bush favored with vOca,
duet accompanied by Mrs. Lehner.
The afternoon was closed with dainty
refreshments being served
The annual meeting of CharleyOix
County Pomona Grange with PENN
sula last Thursday and Friday was
est manifested. At the election Of
officers, who hold Office for the next
two years, the following were chosen:
Master. K, B. Ward; Overseer, Martin
Ruhling; Lecturer. Ida Price; Stew
ard. LoZelle Heaton; Asst Steward,
Orvile Todd; Chaplain, Mrs Fred Hill
Ter; Treasurer. Henry Black; Secre-
tary. John Murphy;Gate Keeper, Mar
tin Staley; Pomona, Mrs. Bessie Hea-
ton: Ceres, Mrs. Mae Bugbee; Flora,
Clara Wygner; Lady Asst. Steward.
Agnes Blair. Executive Com: Ii. l.. |
Olney, John Hitler, N. Burns. The
degree of Pomona was conferred on
five candidates. South Arm Grange
was declared the banner Grange with
lOS members. Next meet will be with
Pine Lake Grange in January.
For years the members of the P. L.
A. S. have met about this time for an
experience social when all who were |
willing related their strange and odd |
way Of raising dollar in aid Of the
funds. This year the social event &C.
Cured on Wednesday, evening in the
church parlOrs when between sixty |
and seventy were present, and very |
apprecative crowd they were as they
listened to the recital (uearly all In
rhyme) of their novel experiences. In
addition, the company were favored
at intervals by Quartets sung by Mes
danes Hare, Bush, Lehuer and Dole,
most artistically rendered, also beau
tiful solos by Mrs. Dole and Miss
Comstock, Misses Mary Porter and
Marion Malpass accompanying. Mrs.
Dicken helped out the program, Civ
ing it variety with an excellent reci
tation. After the close OF the pro-
gram coffee and fried cakes were sery-
ed and general good time was the
order. Nearly $50 was raised in aid
of the organ fund. The ladies are to
congratulated on the complete success
OF the social.
The Girls Bible Glass OF the MethO-
dist church gave pumpkin pie social
at the home of Mrs. b. E. Waterman,
Friday evening, Nov. 9Th. The rooms
were tastfully decorated with corn
stalks and jack-o-lanterns. Grinning