Charlevoix county herald., 1907-11-23
Sanitary Couches and Davenports at

WHITTIGToN'S
Jesse Keech of Traverse City moved
his household here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Burney returned
home from st. James last Friday.
MACK the ]EwELER carries com
plete stock of South Bend Watches.
Who will he the next TO get One OF
those Talking Machines at WHITING
TONS.
Mesdames Howard Weikel and
Vim. Johnson were Central Lake
visitors Tuesday.
Don't forget the Annual Thanks
giving Services at the Methodist
church next Thursday morning at
1890.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. e. Waterman en-
tertained the latter's cousin, Maurice
Russell Of Battle Creek, first of the
week.
The line of Rockers that can be
seen at EMPEY BROS. is certainly II
a sight. There is where you have a
Mammoth Stock to select from.
Misses Myrtle and Violet Gngsby
returned home last Friday from an
exten led visit at Grand Rapids, Kali
amazoo, Paw Paw, and Hastings.
In order to be satisfactory, to which
should an obituary devote the more
attentions: To the good qualities of
the deceased, or to the grief of the
widow.
Empey Bros. have certainly got a
fine line Of carpets. They have some
thing new in the way of fibre Mating.
Just spend few minutes in looking
over their stock.
Sabin Cooper. assistant cashier Of
the Commercial bank Of Caro-. will be
the active member of the Peoples
Bank Of Boyne City, which is in pro-
cess Of organization. Associated with
him will be III. f. Wenze and e. l..
Wenzel, of Boyne City. H. f. Wen
eel will also be an active officer of the
bank.
Deputy Game Wardens J. B. Eddy
and c. N. Smith ran down and Cap
tured the "Sea Gull" of Charleyoix in
d steam launch and confscated 1000
pounds of Mackinac trout, alleged to
be under size. The owners, William
and Warren Harris, and the crew. AL
bert Arnold Herman Tyner and Frank
Shores, all pleaded guilty and paid an
aggregate of Sl64 in fines.
Mgr Holiday informs us that he
has made arrangements with the
Horst Orchestra Concert Co. of Trav-
erse City for a return engagement
the first week in December. Those
who heard this excellent musical
organization when they were here
are loud ia their praise, and pack
ed house is assured when they appear
again.
The Ladies Literary Club held their
third meeting Of the season with Mrs.
Durham Thursday afternoon. Four
teen ladies were present. The work
this year is history of the early settle
ment Of the United States and the
south and southeastern states. A
course of Bible study is also being
taken up. Miss Glenn was the
months leader in history work and
Miss Mary Porter on Bible study.
Several papers and selections on the
different subjects were given. The
Club meets Dec. 9Th with Mrs. E, N.
Clink and members and visitors are
invited to be ia attendance.
The Methodist church was crowded
on Sunday evening for the song SER
vice. The choir entered with spirit
into the work and their singing was
of the highest order The pleasure Of
the audience was voiced in many
hearty commentators as they passed
out at the close, and they are glad to
know that other services Of the kind
are to be given in the future. The
pastors sketch Of the religious life
and ideals Of the poet Tennyson was
followed by his hymn. TOO Late, y
sung by the choir, aud Crossing the
Bar" sung with fine effect by Mr..
DoIa Miss Ctoila Mot 4 bauc raad q m
article on the famine in India and at
the close of the service a collection of
$50 was taken for the relief of
famine sufferers.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
give a Musicale Recital at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Crossman next