Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1909-10-30

Al. olartln dig "UncIe Tom
Cabin" Co.
Atty e. N. Clink was a Bellai r,
visitor this week, having business Ia
Circuit Court there.
On. j. Horpan OF Traverse City, rep
rssenting the /. g. S. OF Scranton, Pa.
was an East Jordan visitor this week.
A party OF school ma ANS composed
OF Misses Hall, Ash, Cross, Freiherg
Kcenholtz and Mrs. Stanford attended
the State meet at Saginaw this week
A Bay View Reading Circle will b
I organized at the home Of Mrs. NJ. E
Hest0n next Monday evening. All 10.
terested are invited to be present al
7:30.
Forget-me-not local M. L. s. OF f
will meet with Mrs. Duncan McMil.
Ian on next Wednesday afternoon. A
full attendance OF that local Is re.
qutsed.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A .
q. Muma died Friday last after a
short illness. Funeral services were
held Monday with intsrment 10 the
Lakeside cemetery.
The regular business meeting OF
)Qst Jordan Legion will meet Friday
Oct. 18th. Payment No. 22S must be
paid On or before Oct. 81. Refresh
ments.-Lillian Brabant, Sec'y.
Prof. L. r. Taft of the. M. A. c.,
with couple OF friends were East
Jordan visitors Thursday. In the
evening an informal reception was
held at the Russell House ia his
honor.
The ladies Of the Catholic church
are making preparations for the com
ing bazaar which will be held on Nov.
10th and 18th. Everything will be
arranged as we'll as possible. Another
notice later on.
A social evening was enjoyed by
about thirty people at the home o.
Mrs. Rose Batterbee In Wilson town
ship last Tuesday evening. Dancing
and supper were among the even
ing's enjoyments.
VIM. Palmer OF Roseland, La. ha
spent several days visiting with Jane,
Howey and other Equity friends here
Mr. Palmer ~ the Equity shipper a
Traverse City where he Is calico
0ery summer.
On Tuesday evening Miss Beryl lisa
man aud Edward Moore were united
In marriage at the residence of tn,
latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Moore, one mile west Of town
Rev. w. w. Lamport otnciated ant
Ralph Ranney aud Miss Nellie Moor,
were groomsman and bridesmaid. 4
rather unique innovation was intro
dsced. The parents Of the groom
started the next morning on an ex
teaded trip to Kansas. while The
newly married couple began house
keeping la their stead.
Perhaps there has never been 81
lavish and adequate a production o
"Uncle Toms Cabin" as that which
Mr.. Martin will offer amusemen
lovers at Loveday Opera House mex
week Friday. The scenes which ar
large enough to fill the most spaciou
wage, could not easily be improved
Those representing Ohio River II
wiuter, the Rocky Pass In whicI
George Harris protects his family, tn
ST. Claire plantation, the Levees a
New Orleans, the cotton fields Ia full
bloom and THE Celestial City" ar
all most notable efforts. Each pictur
the reality as paint and canvas vii
permit, aud the stage perspective
so deep that the effect is EXCEPTIONAL
pleasing. The company is ais
worthy OF its environment. Fran
Leo. the eminent minstrel star offer
an excellent study of Uncle Tom.
The Modern Brotherhood of Amer
ca on the evening of Oct. 18th, adopt
ed class Of fifty members which
the second large class this order ha
had during the month. On the even
ing OF the 4th class OF over fort
were adopted, giving the local organ
Aatlon over 100 members. That the
believe in doing things well was evi
denced by their program OF entertain
mept on the evening Of the 18th. Al
ter the ce remony Of adoption a pre-
gram of music and recitations wa
given consisting OF a violin aud plan
duet by Mr.. Helm and Miss Shier.
recitation. 1.-THE Church aud tn
World" by Mrs. w. j. Smith, and
vocal solo by w. A. Simpkins, all Q
which we're heartily applauded. A
the conclusion of the program bar
quet was served for which one hur
dred plates were laid which unfortun
ately did not accommodate all, maxim