Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-07-20

All Minus vi II iour uuu otoSSsiSS ~
IIayden's.
Miss Maud Crowell Is a Grand Hav-
en- visitor.
Mrs. q. N. Fox is guest OF Mancel-
ona friends.
Miss Marjorie Hoyt is guest OF Chi
cagO relatives.
Lee Gilbert returned to Traverse
City this week.
Atty f. N. Clink Is u Milwaukee
business visitor.
New Edison Records, IS cents, at
Mack's Jewelry Store. 4,
J. L. Wiesman and family Of Boyne
City visitors, Sunday.
Handmade farm and driving Har-
ness at STRoEBEL BROS.
Mrs. Floyd mickey and son of Bel
laire are guest Of East Jordan friends
Mrs. C.S. Grigsby of Kalamazoo
sang last Sunday in the Presbyterian
church.
Misses Hazel Shapton and Edith
Ramsey were PetOskey visitors this
week.
Now is the time to give your order
for an Old Hickory chair at WHIT
TINGToN's. @
Miss Florence Goodman was guest
OF Miss Ethel Davis at Boyne City
this week,
MRS. +. II. Roy Is guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Eugene Hubbard. at
ManCelOna.
Mrs. A. Campbell Of Beaverton is
guest at the home of Mr., and Mrs. w.
A. Stroebel.
MIR. and Mrs. !. L. Wiesman enter.
tanned Misses Libbie and Albert Wies-
man OF Farwell this week.
Miss Lila McMullen of East Jordan
is visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. SamI Northumberland Lake
Torch. q.
At Central Lake, last Friday the e.
j. Fire Dept Base Ball team trimmed
the Central Lake Bunch to the tune
Of 9 too.
A young man down at Sequel says
he caught hay fever through kissing
grass widow. His name was Tim
othy and he was In clover at the time;
she was daisy.
Mesdames Mary Gillette and Hill,
and Misses Nina Hite. Emma Zoulek.
Bell Roy, jess lie Supernaw, Eva and
Bessie Greenwood drove over to Man
celona Sunday for short visit with
Mrs. E. Hubbard. II r.,
| John Munroe with his pile dryer is
putting an extension to the, reyet-
ment on the south side of the upper
cut, from the east end of the present
revetment to the railroad bridge.
The work is being done at the expense
OF the Resort association for the pro
lection Of their perty.-Charleyoix
Courier.
1 The pastor Of, the Presbyterian
church reminds you that he will
preach next Sunday. In the morning
his subject will he "COmpensatiOns 10
the Christian Life" and In the even
Ing "Half Baked" A hearty inyita-
ton to resorters, travelling men and
strangers, at 1890 and 1880 standard
, time, Sunday School at ll:4s and Y.
, P. s. c. e. att.
In our Vegetable and Fruit depart
, ment we have everything the market
, has to offer. New Potatoes and
Strawberries are the latest additions
e. A. LEWIS
The agricultural crop outlook. is
good and prices Of products are profit.
/, able and satisfactory. There are no
indications anywhere OF crop failures
, No Information relating to material
matter IN our country could more
than equal In importance to every
Z section and TO every h ONE that which
. Is included In the foregoing sentences
! Wars and rumors of wars are Of lesser
Importance in material directions a:
! compared with the status and OUTLOOK
= of the American farms and American
. farm produce. Fires aud floods and
$ business disasters are important 10
e their way, but they are mere incidents
e Of misfortune so long as the outlook
!. for the agricultural crops Of the
Q United States are good and the pro.
mise of prices satisfactory. Fair for
. tune and good luck are assured wheI
we possess these happy expectations
@ There WAS a meeting Of so-callet