Charlevoix county herald., 1909-02-27
Bvie4s Of me Week

w. p. Squier left Thursday night
fer short trip TO New Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Nudge were
Central Lake visitors first OF the week.
Extension Tables, Library Tables,
and Center Tables at WHITTINGTON'S
A fine line OF Mems Up-to-Date
Neckwear just received at Wiesmap's.
Wood for Sale. Both green and
dry. Apply at Malpass Hardware
Co.'S.
Jas. Handy and wife OF Central
Lake have moved their household to
East Jordan.
The P. L. A. S. meet with Mrs. w.
L. French next Friday afternoon,
March 9Th.
G. B. Crowell was Manistee visitor
this week, attending the state meet OF
the Foresters.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Wiesman receiv-
ed visit from Sam'l Pizer of Wolver-
inc this week.
School Com'r J. II. Milford was in
the southern part Of the state on bus
mess this week.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Quackenbush, son, Friday. They
reside north of the Village.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
meet with Mrs. Stanton Gregory next
Wednesday afternoon, March 3rd.
Everybody welcome.
Services at the Methodist church
Sunday as usual. The young mems
chorus will sing again in the evening.
Don't fail to hear them.
Mrs John Nickless of Standish was
here this week for visit with her
husband: they will probably move
their household here in the spring.
Mondays Grand Rapids Herald con-
tains picture Of Frederick Kowalski
and the 85i 10. muscalonge he re-
Gently captured while spearing from
a fish shanty.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Malpass, with
daughter, Hattie, left Wednesday for
Chicago, where the daughter, who
has been so long i'll, will enter the
| West Side Hospital.
The Methodist w. f. M. S. will
meet on Tuesday afternoon, March 2,
with Mrs. Geo. Carr, corner State and
Second streets. All ladies interested
in missionary work invited.
Usual services next Sunday morn
ing and eveaing at 1890 and 700 ia
the Presbyterian church. The pastor
will preach. Everybody welcome.
Sunday School meets at Has. Junior
T.. f. at 300, Senior G.. E. at 600.
The Detroit Journal. which has just
installed wireless telegraphy-and
thereby becomes the first paper ia the
United States to 90 so-invites every
person to visit The Journal office.
whenever he may be ia Detroit, to see
the system in operation.
We are closing out our stock OF Jew
elry and Suspenders, and to do this
are selling them at almost any price.
A fine line Of Watch Chains, Watch
Charms, Pins and Rings will be- sold
regardless of cOst-Gazlay's Bazaar
Store.
The visit Of their district superin-
tendent, Rev. A. T. Ferguson. was
much enjoyed by the Methodist
church and congregation. He preach
ed Saturday evening and Sunday
morning and administered the sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper.
Miss Elsie Matthews of e. Jordan
walked in from the Slaughter School
Saturday, where she is teaching this
winter, and spent Saturday and Sun
day with Mrs. Chase. She has pet
ition on the women suffrage issue and
shows good deal of interest in walk
ing seven miles. How many of our
young ladies can do thus and SOP
Bovine Journal.
The singing at the Methodist
church Sunday evening was fine en-
tertainment aside from its devotional
value. The song. "We'll Never Say
Goodbye in Heaven" as sung by the
young men at the close of the service
was highly praised. These concerts
are being given each Sabbath and the
pastor also Is making special effort to
get people saved in these meetings.
A nice selection of Rocking Chairs
for young, middle age and old at
WHITTINGToNs
When Mrs. Wright Carr returned
from Boyne City Monday evening, she
found about thirty ladies in her house
enjoying cards and finch, and feeling
quite at home, Mrs. B. K. Waterman
as hostess. The guests were decked
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