Charlevoix county herald., 1909-10-23

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Contractor John Munroe is at Trav-
erse City this week,
Homer 4. Maddox is employed In
Boyne City this week.
Miss Hazel Politt is assisting at
Harper's Bazaar Store.
Ira Adams of Bellaire was guest OF
+. A. Kenyon first OF the week.
Ell. Wing and family are visiting
relatives in Indiana and Ohio.
Peter Lalonde and wife are guests
of the latter's sister at Bellaire.
Miss Ada Matthews visited her sis
ter Stella at Petoskey this week.
Telephone Cuson Bros. and they
will call for your Laundry. Phone
203.
A good wood and coal Heating
Stove for sale cheap. Inquire this
office.
Floyd Fry and Miss Maud Miller of
BoyDe City were East Jordan visitors
Sunday.
Misses Grace Keenholtz and Mil
dred Gilbert were guest of Charlevoix
friends over Sunday.
L. A. Hoyt was confined to his
home with illness the past week, but
is able to be out again.
Mrs. w. A. Loveday, with youngest
son, Frederic, left Friday for ten
days outing with relatives at Lam
! sing.
Harold B. Lamport was recently
elected to the board Of school examin-
ers by the supervisors OF Ontonagon
county.
Mrs. M. f. Heston has been in Pc
toskey this week helping to arrange
for the coming w. c. 7. U. district
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Malpass left
first of the week for Oklahoma City,
Okla, where they visit their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Jos. Hodge.
| Nj. Muna and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs A. G.. Muma returned from Rose
City, Saturday last, and will make
East Jordan their home.
Rev. J. II. Cater and family are
home from their extended visit to
Ohio. While there Mr.. Cater attend
ed the annual conference Of the Meth
odist Episcopal church.
Mrs. James Thompson and Mrs
John Hackett have returned from
their western trip and report very
enjoyable visit although both ladies
are glad to be home again.
| Dr. Suleeba came on Friday evening
with his daughter Miriam and spent
Sunday, Miriam remaining till Tues
day when she met her father at Bel
laire enronte to Grand Rapids.
f. b. Gannett and DR.. III. w. Dick
en- took in the ball game at Detroit
last Saturday. Hugh sent Frank home
to explain how it all happened, while
he took a rest-up at Ann Arbor for a
day.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyter-
ian church gave musicale of very
interesting character on Friday even
ing In the church. In addition to ex-
cellent singing by Mesdames Haire,
Bush, Nicholas, and Harry Sloane, a
chorus OF about forty girls under the
direction OF Miss Sheffield sang
Goodnight" very sweety. Miss
Grigsby gave very telling selection
on the pipe organ, and the pastor re-
cited 1.-The Bells" and 1.-THE Cham
eleon," Mr. LOveday also gave at in
tervals fine selections on his Victor
Photograph. AS financial result the
ladies netted about S25.
The latest thing that has been
sprung on the unsuspecting public IL
the ruling of the passenger depart
ments of all the Michigan railroads
that taking effect Nov. Sth, all dogs
carried on passenger trains must be il
the baggage car and that the cost oil
transportation for each dog will be al
the rate charged for one hundred
pounds of excess baggage with a min
imum Of 25 cents. 1t further provides
for collar and suitable chain
Two dogs IL Grated in same crate will
be carried for same minimum charge
This means quite at additional ex
pense especially to hunters taking
two or three dogs after rabbits o.
birds.
A most enjoyable evening was spent
Saturday at the home Of Mr.. Rober
Neil at Advance with a round o
, games, dainty refreshments beins
served, when Miss Lou A. Rice tn,
sixth grade teacher from East Jordan
: visiting there, was pleasantly sur
prised by large party OF friends.