Charlevoix county herald., 1908-03-21

We are looking for cash trade, and
we sell at cash prices.
Sherman & Son.
Phone your meat orders TO Frank
Wilhelm and receive prompt atten-
ton and irst-class meats.
We have ordered Oranges. Lemons.
Pine Apples, Celery and Lettuce for
our trade last OF week.
p. A. LEWIS.
Buy A HOME-a house and lot in
Stones AdditiOD-best location ia
our village. With nearly every prop
erty owner In our town holding their
real estate at almost twice what IL Is
actually worth-this fine SIX room
house and lot is offered for only
$3.50. 00-less than cost Of building the
house. Ii interested, make IL a point
TO see me at once Bert l.. Lorraine.
Services as usual in the Presbyt, r.
ian church on Sunday morning at
1890 and evening at 100. The second
OF series OF Lenten topics in the
morning and in the evening a talk ON
the words us not this the Carpenters
Son." Carpenters invited TO come
and mechanics generally and hear'y
welcome 10 everybody. Sunday school
at ll:45, Junior G. e. at 800 and Sen
ior &. e. at 6:l5.
Rev. r. II. Sidebotham with his
father, Rev. w. SidebOtham, pastor of
the Lake City Presbyterian church
visited our burg ia the interests Of
missions, mainly Korean missions. on
Wednesday. The son has been living
in Korea the last eight years and with
his own eyes and partly due TO his
efforts has seen the phenomenal pro-
gress of the gospel in the Hermit
Kingdom" In very forceful and
graphic words he Get before the au-
dience that greeted him In the chapel
of the Presbyterian church On Wed
nesday, the story OF the work being
done and the urgency of the call for
more workers. He was listened to
with deep attention and a liberal
Offering was taken up. They left for
Petoskey on Thursday morning.
The March meeting OF the Home
and Foregn Missionary Society met
with Mrs. F. e. Boosinger; Mrs. w.
Z. Porter and Mrs. Warne arranged
the program. The subject was Africa.
Equipment for CHARACTERIZATION. Mrs.
Grigsby gave a talk on the subject,
Mesdames Hoyt, Malpass, Stone and
Lorraine read articles on same. and
Mrs. Jamison gave a strong plea for
the mission work in Africa. Mrs.
VIM. Palmer gave a vocal solo accom-
panied by Mrs. w. A. Loyeday, and
Misses Mildred Gilbert and Fay Mich
olas gave two Instrumental duets
After the program the election of
officers took place for the ensuing
year. which resulted as follows. Presi-
dent, Mrs. f. E. BoOsinger; Vice Pres
ident, Mrs. Jamison; Secretary. hrs.
Durham; Assistant secretary, Mrs.
Ilaire: Treasurer, Mrs. Lewis; Secre-
tary of Literature. Mrs. Grigsby.
Meet with Mrs. w. P. Porter next
month.
The P. L. A. S. gave St. Patrick
social on Tuesday evening at w. l..
French's residence, which was largely
attended. The rooms were made adj
ditionally beautiful by an artistic dec
Grafton of green. The program EN-.
braced both instrumental and vocal
numbers in music, recitatiOns and
selections. Miss Comstock began the
program with vocal solo which was
sweetly sung and won the applause of
the audience; she played her own &C
compartment. Rev. Grlgsby followed
with short talk on St. Patrick which
was interesting and instructive. Mr..
Fuller read selection. The boys
quartette of the high school sang two
numbers. Miss Comstock accompany
ing. Miss Callahan recited an Irish
selection which was exceedingly
pleasing and responded to encore with
one which captured the audience
Jay Hite's solo was fine. Vocal duet
Mesdames Haire and Bush. was as u.s.
, ual heartily applauded, Miss Violet
Grigsby accompanist. The refresh
ments were served In the dining room
, and during the time Of feasting Web.
ster's orchestra rendered music which
served tn put everyone In happy
, frame of mind. ~
lOvedav Opara House