Charlevoix county herald., 1907-10-19

walter Hall was a Bellaire viSltO
over Sunday.
Mrs. f. Haggett was an Essex visi
tor fore part or the week.
100000 worth of Good Stuff giver
away at Hanson g. Steffes today.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. e. ii. Shep
pard tAntrlm CO.. son, Tuesday.
Take your cider apples to Super
naw's Warehouse. They can use al
you have.
Mrs. VIM. Brant and family left
Monday to 60 to their new home neal
SaD Francisco, Cal.
"Thc Widow McCarty" will visit
East Jordan early in November and
hold reception at Loveday Opera
House.
August Lew drove his team over a
steep embankment just north OF town
early last Sunday morning One of
horses died of injuries and the other
rendered worthless. Booze was the
cause of it all.
The crop reports from Minnesota
and Maine and southern Michigan as
well, state that the potato crop is
nearly failure, being badly injured
by the dry rot. This is an indication
that the price will remain firm il not
advancing.
During the evening worship last
Sunday at the Presbyterian church
Miss Coinstock, the accomplished
teacher OF music and drawing in the
public schools, sang ''Jesus, Lover Of
My Soul" accompanied by Miss Mar
ion Malpass.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Methodist church will hold their semi
monthly business meeting at the
home OF Mrs. John Williams. first
dwelling west of bridge, next We'd
nesday, Oct. 23rd. at 2:3O D. m. To
this meeting visitors will be welcome.
"Humpty Du mpty" had fall at
LOveday Opera House Wednesday
evening and from the time he emerged
from his egg shell till he waved a
farewell to the audience he kept the
spectators in continuous roar of
laughter. George Fl. Adams is one OF
the best clowns appearing on the
stage today, and the cast and play is
first class in every particular. A
bumper" audience was present to at
test the merits of the play.
jacob w. Rogers was at Charlevoix
this week making annual report TO
the Supervisors of the Soldiers Re
lief Commission OF which he is chair
man. The report showed something
over $500 dollars paid out the past
year and a surplus OF over $l40O to
their credit. The commission recon-
mended that the Supervisors make no
appropriation this year for them.
This report il little bit unusual and
ought TO make the taxpayers feel that
their money H. being spent judicious-
ly.
The October meeting of the
Women's Home and Foreign Mission
ary Society met with Mrs. G. L. Lor-
raiDe, Oct. 1lth. Mesdames Haire
and Gibson arranged the program.
News from the home field came from
Utah. and was read by Mrs. John
Burney and Mrs. Clark Haire. The
foreign subject was "Persla'-Mes-
danes Durham and Boosinger read
ing of the work and character of
those people. Refreshments were
served, Meet next month with Mrs.
Fred Boosinger.
Mgr Holiday of the Electric
Theatre gave Eaat Jordanites rare
treat last Monday evening when he
presented the Horst Orchestra Con-
cert Go. to his patrons. The violin
playing by Prof. Horst, and the Or
chestra work was excellent. NJ. B.
Holly, as reader, delighted the audi
ence with several light numbers.
The finale, patriotic selection by
the orchestra and tableau in which
Miss Shier took part, was fine. Mgr
Holiday is planning to have them
here in a return engagement some
time In the near future and if he does
the hall will not hold the audience.
Try good Coffee at Hanson g. Steffes
Saturday.
The Methodist church presented an
attractive scene Wednesday evening
between the hours of eight and ten.