Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-22

Monday.
Mrs. Kate Hosler was guest of Bel.
lare friends last week.
The Board of Trade Banquet pro-
n ises 10 be hummer.
Cash prices are right at Sherman g
and we deliver your goods.
Stroebel Bros. carry a complete line
Of II f. d. Mail Boxes.
Miss Florence Sheldon visited Iron
ton friends over Sunday.
Allison Pinney now serves as
janitor at the Methodist church.
Dr. f. c. Warne. home from ST.
Louis, much improved in health.
VIM Hierlihy of Bellaire was an
East Jordan visitor, Wednesday.
The Epworth League social annonn-
ced for Friday evening at the parson-
age has been postponed.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Miner are enter
Floyd mickey Of Bellaire.
Hughie. little son of DR.. and Mrs.
Ii. w. Dicken-who has been danger
ously I'll the past week.-Mrs. fighting
chance for recovery now.
By appointment Of the music COM
mittee Miss Lulu Babcock will be-
come leader If the young peoples
evening choir at the Methodist church.
Three numbers on the lecture course
are vet To be given, viz: the Patten-
gill, Holly and Ferris lectures. Course
tickets are now on sale, for adults 60c
school 40c.
Regular services at the Methodist
church at 1890 a. m. and 700 p. M,
Sunday School at noon. EpwOrth
League at o'clock. led by Mrs. Will
Howard, subject: THE Power-house
of Faith"
The newly organized w. G. T. U.
viii! hold its first regular monthly
meeting at the Presbyterian parSOn-
age next Friday, the 2Sth, at 300 p
m. standard time. 1t is hoped there
will be full attendance.
"Down in Dixie" by Prof. II. r.
PatteDglll on Wednesday evening
next will be jolly time for all who
are wise enough to hear it, We guar
antee 1t will prove an intel lectual,
moral and physical treat TO all who
hear Pat.
The attorney general has rendered a
decision that under the new primary
law electors muse register with a
party, and those registering as "Inde.
pendent republicans" or ''indepen-
dent democrats" cannot vote at pri-
maries under such registration.
Hours for worship at the Presbyter-
ian church next Sunday, morning 1890
evening ZOO, Sunday School Has. All
strangers are welcome to these and AL
services Of the church Junior G.. E.
is at three. Twenty-Five were pres
ent last Sunday and much interest
was expressed and the So ciety Clearly
fills "A long felt want. Mrs Grigsby
has the general oversight. Senior Y
p. 5. G. K. meets at els. A hearty
welcome to all who may choose tC
come.
One Of the delightful functions oil
SAINT Valentines week was held al
a. b. Nicholas, when their daugh
ter Fay entertained the young ladie:
Of the junior class Of our high school
and Miss Lula Babcock, Miss Viola
Collins, teachers. 1t was on tie even
ing of the patron saints day and the
rooms were attractive In decoration
Of the favorite color Of st. Valentine
red. The evening passed in an in
formal way. with instrumental duets
solos, recitations, games and a jolly
good time. After these they retired
TO the Ching room where fine spreaC
was prepared for them. Mesdame,
j. w. Empev and ". j. Smith assist
ed Mrs. Nicholas during the evening
The members of the class who wer,
there were Isabel Lamport, Winni,
Maddaugh. May Phillips, Hattie Gun
sous, Mary Gunsolus, lrma Hurlburt
Marion Malpass, Bertha Shier, Ret;
Stewart, Emily alpass, Teresa Phil
ips.Jessie Mackinnon and Fay Nichol
as, NJ -
A large and appreciative audienc
attended the second number on tn
lecture course on Tuesday evening, a
the Electric Theatre, a debate by tn
high school, subject, Resolved tina
President Roosevelt should be Re
elected President of the United
States" 1t was discussed in a man