Charlevoix county herald., 1907-01-12
Mrs. Ed. smatts is quite i'll.


| Charlevoix first of the week.
When coal gets too high, The editor
: IAN always turn To his pile Of unused
manuscripts.
Tina Pa. prophet who predicts that
all the rivers will dry up, will fail TO
d. SO himself when his prophecy does.
Mt come true.
/ AnnOuncemc mt is made OF concert
by Miss Dole'S advanc' d pupils, at the
tongregatio ional church next Monday
evening. Jan. l4lh. IN giving this
concert Miss Dole viii be. assisted by
| Miss Robertson of East Jordan.-Cen-
| tral Lake Torch.
Labor has Jared well during the
past year, remarkably well. 'sald Vice
| President Wilson Of the Internation-
| al Association of Mechanics, att re-
cent state con ference OF the officers
| and lead, rs of that organization.
There has been more advances in
| wages and fewer strikes than in any
| year the aboring men Of this country
have eyey KNOWN further declared
| the labor ORGANIZATION official. 1t
will pro ably not be with the consent
OF the laboring men Of the country
that any change will be-sOon made
affecting the conditions which they
| insist are the best they have ever
| known.
The funeral OF Mrs. }. G. Glenn was
held at the home Saturday last. The
many friends and beautiful floral tri-
butes testified To the warm regard aud
esteem IN which ibe deceased was
held. Rev. John Ridpath of PetOskey
conducted the service, assisted by
Rev. A. ID. Grgsby, Mrs, VIM Palm
er and Mrs. S. A. Bush accompanied
| by Miss Blanche Robertson sung
Jesus Savior, Pilot Me-" and Jesus
| Lover of NV SDul." Scripture lesson,
| Psalms &c Text. John l4th lst verse
Let not your heert he troubled, We
believe in God, believe alsu in Me. ;"
In the few remarks he paid glowing
tribute saying in part, The dearest
words in the English language are
Father and Mother A mothers loye
| is beautiful God comforts as a moth
er comforts us. Her children rise up
and Cal her blessed who lived a life Of
| We. She was wOmanly woman, a
Q iristian, aud had given her lifelong
service TO the church. She had sur
vivtd her husband but a few months;
now they were reunited in grand re-
union The choir sang 10 cl Jse.
Asleep in Jesus, Blessed Sleep"
The remains were then taken to the
East Jordan cemetery for interment.
where d short service was held. The
pall-bearers were MeSsrs. NJ, III. Rob-
ertson, j. Jamlson, E. q. Plank, f. k.
Boosinger, Wm. Malpass and A. Bush,
To Be Given Away-FOr every ten
EMPEY Bros, the customer will re
ceive l6x20 picture and premium.
On Jan. 5th the Honey-Ya Club
held its ninth meeting at the home of
Frances willard and Alice Long
worth. A very pleasant evening was
spent enjoying the cluD's latest acqui-
sition, phonograph. This was pre-
sented to the club by some kind
friend whose name is not known eX-
capt to a chosen few. and not being
one of these, cannot thank him in per
son but join with the club in saying it
Is the best thing yet After refresh
ments of waldorf salad, ham sand
wiches. tea and waters. the club pre-
sented Carrie with china cup and
saucer in honor of her sixteen (?) BIRTH
day. We then adjourned to the parlor
where few more selections from the
phonograph were enjoyed and at 1890
dispersed voting this meeting one Of
the best. On Wednesday evening,
Jan. 9, Mrs. Ida Hubbard entertained
the fIoney-Ya CLUB at the home OF her
mother Mrs. ii T.. ROv. In honor Of
Mrs. DR.. Hinman of Bellaire. The
evening was spent in playing games
and fine musical program was rend-
cred by members OF the club. A very
pl, asant evening was enjoyed and the
club accepted an invitation to visit
Mrs. Hinman at her home in Bellaire
at an early date. Refreshments, pop
corn and Tanoche. hrs G.. B. Crow
ell entertained the Honey-Ya Club
Saturday evening, Dec. 80 A musical
program was rendered by Carrie and
Marie which was hugely enjoyed by
all. After luncheon of peanut sand
wiches, pickles, coffee and cake (more
enjoyment) the following officers were
elected. y resident Samanthv Allen.