Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-08
Mrs. Florence Jepson, home from

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Mira. Arthur Seymour has been on
the sick list the past week.
F. S. Hayne, Piano Tuner, will be
at the Russell House about Feb'y 10th
Bernice, the little daughter of Will
Taylor, IS recovering from seige OF
Illness.
7 VIM. JOhnson's little daughter, Bes-
sic. is confined to her bed with ear
troubles.
Art Howard left first OF the week
for Elk Rapids where he has a posi-
tion as re-saw filer.
The Methodist Aid will meet with
Mrs. Wright Carr, on upper Main-st.
Feb, 18th. A short program is being
prepared 10y Mrs. Roy Blair.
Mrs. w. w. Lamport will lead the
Epworth League meeting at the
Methodist church Sunday event ng at
o'clock. Subject: Southern Educa-
tiOnal Work.
Sunday will be quarterly meeting
day at the Methodist church. Pre-
siding elder, A. Il. Ferg ison, will
preach on Saturday night and conduct
q aarterly conference. Love-feast at
$50 Sunday morning. Rev. Mr.. Fer
gusOn viii preach at 1890 and con-
duct sacremental services.
Several Of the Echo ladies met at
Mrs. Frank Kidder's on Jan. 18th and
organized local union of the Michi-
gan Ladies Society Of Equity. The
officers elected were: President, Mrs.
Frank Kidder; Vice President, Mrs.
John MISUNDERSTANDING, Miss Lott,e
Hennings; Treasurer, Mrs. Alvin Bar
clay.
You are heartily welcome TO attend
services In the Presbyterian church
next Sunday and every Sunday at
1920 and 200, also Sunday School at
] l:45 and Y. p. s, &. 4 at 6:l5. The
chorus choir sings special music on
Sunday evenings. 1t new consists of
about % voices led by organ and vio-
lin. The pastor will give an address
next Sunday evening on abraham
Lincoln"
A stab5ing ARRAY occurred over near
Boyne Falls a few days ago. VIM.
Golf seriously stabbed Henry Lashean
in quarrel. Lashean was driving
home from town and overlook Golf
who got in the sleigh to ride and soon
took up an old quarrel. In the fracas
that ensued he drew a knife and made
several vicious thrusts at his compan-
ion. 1t is thought that the victim
will recover.
Attention is called to the East .Jor-
dan Lumber Co.'S adv. on another
page. Stone. Kelley & Co.'S man is
here with fine line OF spring woolens
and any gentleman wishing a made to
order suit should call and and have
THAR measure taken for same. Next
Thursday and Friday they will have
on display for the ladies one of the
finest line Of samples in the United
States. Ladies Suits and Spring Wraps
from Carson, Pierce. Scott & Co.
These are also made-tO-Order goods
and the ladies are invited to call and
Inspect the samples.
Mrs. A. j. Clark died Monday at
her home west of the village, Of pneu-
mOnia. Mrs. Clark had been ailing
for number of years. The funeral
services were held Wednesday from
the house, Rev. A. ID. Grigsby otficiat-
ing, and interment made in the East
Jordan Cemetery. Deceased was born
in Evansville, Ohio. IN l847, her maiden
name being Anna j. Parkhil. She
was married to Mr.. Clark in 1866
whom she survived. Two sons were
: born to the union, f. w. Clugg OF
Mancelona, and Ed. who resides here.
They moved to Michigan some time
after their marriage and located in
EdSU JOTudn In lSJ4.
Among the probable republican can
didates for congress In the Eleventh
congressional district of Michigan, to
succeed A. b. Darragh, are u. s. Dis
trict Attorney Geo. G.. COvell, OF
Traverse City, Dennis G. Award, OF
Glare county, Frank p. Dodds, OF Mt
Pleasant, Circuit Judge Fred w
Mayne, of Charievo!x, Ed ward j. Bow
man of Greenyiile, j. N. Mccall, OF
Ithaca, Circuit Judge Lewis J. Palm
err, of Big Rapids, with others ripen.
ing. The man who says the tall tim
her is getting scarce III the Eleventh
congressional district OF Michigan
doesn't know the woods in these parts
And 1t isn't all hard wood, nor green
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