Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-15

Cash prices are right at Sherman s
and we deliver your goods.
Mrs, G. Cook was Boyne City visi-
tor, recently, guest OF her son.
j. Leahy, the optician, will soor be
here again For date see ad in this
issue.
Hear Mr.. Markham's original ROos-
welt song tonight at the Electric
Theatre.
Sup'r J. Fl. Graf was a Charlevoix
visitor this week on rebuilding court
house matters. fle was accompanied
by Supt. of Poor j. W. Rogers and 1t
was decided To use some of the slight
ly injured furnitNre on the poor farm.
Services as usual in the Presbyter-
ian church Sunday morning at 1890
and standard time. A hearty well
come t. all. The pastor preached on
"The Life and Services Of Lincoln"
last Sunday evening to a large con-
gregaticn.
Regular services at the Methodist
church Sunday at 1890 u. m. and p.
m. Sunday Sunday School at II and
EpwOrth League at 6 o'clock. Mrs.
Matte Painter will lead the League
service: subject, Turning Defeat
into Victory"
Lights and Shadows of a Great
State" was Hon. EIuntley Russell's
subject at the Electric Theatre last
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Russell has a
pleasing voice and is thoroughly con-
yersant with his subject-State insti-
buttons. Some two hundred stereop-
tican views were shown and the speak
er described each one in a few words
and cOmprehensively.
John Anderson was taken into Gus
tody last Saturday npon complaint
sworn out by Superintendent of the
Poor Myers for non-support. John is
accused Of neglecting to provide in a
proper and substantial manner for the
mat eral needs of Mrs. Anderson. IIe
was given the freedom of one OF the
cells in the city bastile until today
when he IS 20 he arraigned before
Judge IIammond.-BOyne City Jour
nal.
The Vaudeville sketch "True Irish
Hearts" presented by the Markhams
last night at the opera house was
highly received, the portrayal of the
characters were SO entirely distinct
from their first sketch that we would
scarcely recognize them as being the
same people. True Irish Hearts" is
a story OF every day life that appeals
to young and old beautifully dramatic
good, wholesome comedy. A whole
show 10 themselves are the Markh hams.
-Boyne Citizen.
On the invitation of Supt. Fuller,
Supt. Woodley of Charlevoix visited
the local schools all day Tuesday, adj
dressing the teachers Immediately
after the close of the afternoon ses-
sion. High School classes were given
special attention during the forenoon,
and grade reading IN the afternoon.
The address was followed by an in
formal discussion of school matters If
special interest; questions of method
and policy being discussed with a
freedom that was thought provoking.
All concerned felt that the hour was
spent very protitably. In answer to
the question. what has impressed
you most fayorably during the day."
Supt. Woodley replied, "Your school
spirit, all through the grades and and
High School. Your pupils seem to
want to do what they are asked to
do. "-Contributed.
Stevens Post No. &C.. G.. A. r., to-
gether with the Women's Relief Corps
COMMUNICATED the birthday OF Abra-
ham Lincoln, Wednesday, ia an APP
propriate manner at their hall on
State Street. The hall was effectively
decorated In the national colOrs: on
an easel picture Of our martyred
president was draped with flags and a
vase of beautiful cactus blossoms
graced one of the little tables. A few
friends were guests and a bountiful
dinner was served at the noon hour.
Following this, program Of unusual
merit was given, Commander Kucher
in the chair. Invocation by chaplain
of the Post, ]. w. Rogers, Their the
President of the Relief Corps took
charge. Singing, Nearer My God to
Thee" Mrs. May Kimball at the or
gan. Readings followed, President
Lincoln's First Dollar" Mrs. Madi-
son; Raising the Flag on Independ-
ence Hail." Mrs. Kocher; Honest
Abe's Poetry" Mrs. G.. Bowen. A