Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1909-04-03

II. /. Mcmillan was down to Char
levoix, Monday.
Atty f. N. Clink was Mancelona
visitor, Wednesday.
&c. Plank Is able to be out again
+, an In the grind after severe Illness
Allan Grigsby is home from Ypsil-
anti Normal for few days vacation.
Mrs. Gidley, ST., is home again af-
ter heightened visit with members
of her family.
Miss Isabel Lamport gave party
for the boys OF her Sunday School
class Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Mary Lamport is spending va
cation week with her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. W. w. Lamport.
LC. Madison was at the county
seat, Monday on business connected
with his Office of County Agent.
Silver Watch and Chain Found:-
On the streets on Saturday, March
18th. For particulars inquire of Free
man Walton,
e. Fl. Wilmington Is closing his
entire line OF last years Wall Paper
at % per cent discount.
Meeting of the East Jordan
Women's Local Option Association At
residence of Mrs. w. p. Porter. Sat-
urday afternoon this week at 2:3O to
perfect arrangements for election day.
Does 1t pay to license traffic which
| increases taxes by creating necessity
for jails, penitentaries, asylums. hos
pitfalls, almshouses. Orphanages, re-.
formatories, police and criminal
courts?
A full line of Fruits and Vegetables
just received. Oranges in all sizes.
Bananas, Western Apples, Grape
Fruit. Celery, Lettuce aud all Vege.
tables as they come into the market.
e. A. LEWIS
About forty ladies were delightfully."-
entertained on Tuesday evening by
Mrs. II. and Mrs. r. Price. The
amusements were Fiv0-hundred and
| finch. A luncheon after the games
rounded up the enjoyable evening.
Services at the Methodist church
Sunday morning at 1920; Sunday
School at noon; Junior League at 300
| o'clock and Epworth League at $50.
There will be no evening worship on
account OF the union temperance
meeting at the PRESBYTERIAN church
| w. A. Loveday was among the
| great number OF people who paid their
last tribute OF love and esteem at the
funeral of the late Bishop Gillespie
which was held liz Grand Rapids re-
Gently. He was, years ago, one of the
throng Of infants that have been bap-
tized by the aged bishop.
The issue: "Shali the manufacture
and sale of intoxicating liquors be
| prohibited in CharlevOix county?" II
you vote NO April 9Th 1t means in
creased crime, pauperism, misery and
taxes. A vote YES puts money in
savings banks, reduces taxes and
makes happy homes. VOTE YES.
Miss Lou A. Rice, teacher of the
Sixth Grade, hands in the following
report; Not absent nor tardy for the
seven months-Bernice Bush, Erzala
Mcmillan, Leden Stewart. Only alb
ksent one day and not tardy during
seven months-Ralph Fuller; Leslie
Miles II days. AS there we're no tardy
marks during the past month the
Sixth Grade was granted half day
holiday and Supt. Fuller sent them
oranges.
Mrs. John Williams, assisted by
Mrs. Lon Sheldon, entertained the
Methodist Ladies Aid Society on
Wednesday. The attendance was ex-
ceptionally large and much interest
was manifest Ia the responses To roll
call, each lady reading some pointed
quotation ia regard to prohibition Of
the liquor traffic. There was also a
pleasant program and customary re-
freshments.
Usual service in Presbyterian
church Sunday morning at 1920.
The final rally of the forces of temper
ance of both churches will unite to
worship God at ZOO O'Clock. Short
| nd mil IN rtx 4, hon
inspiring singing. Everyone who is
interested in this great movement
against the saloon should not fail to
be present. Sunday School at 11:45;
Junior G. T.. at 300; Senior Z. e. at
600. A hearty welcome to strangers
to all services.
Mr.. aud Mrs, Charles Hudkins Of
Wilson gave pleasant reception to