Charlevoix county herald., 1909-02-06

MdILiu SdIttioioucW 10 yCe NSiy
sick.
DR.. Fl. ". Dicken was a Charlevaix
visitor, Tuesday.
Masquerade Ball at Loveday Opera
House, Feb. 22nd.
Clark Haire was down to the County
Capitol, Tuesday.
Nathan Liskum was Charlevoly
visitor, Monday.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Con Meir a
son one day last week.
Gene Jones and Ed. Blaine were
over to Alba Saturday.
DR.. f. p. Ramsey was Central
Lake visitor this week.
Mrs. G. Blake was que st Of her son
at Mancelona the past week.
Miss Alice Armstrong of Alden is
guest of Miss Name Ruhling.
James Howey. who has been i'll for
some time, is gaining very slowly.
Mrs. John Thomas of Echo town.
ship, has been very sick the past
week.
Mrs. j. w. Empey returned last
week from her visit with friends 10
California,
Mrs. Sandy Dean returned first Of
the week from a visit with Central
Lake friends.
Miss Anna Menzie was In the south
ern part OF the state on short bust
ness trip this week.
The Epworth League are making
arrangements for Colonial Tea Party
latter part OF this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. e. Waterman are
entertaining the formers cousin, Ed
win Waterman, of Traverse City.
Misses May Stoilman and Florence
Goodman were guests of Miss Amy
Doerr at Mancelona the past week.
DR.. F.C. Warne of East Jordan.
Mich, has come to the Sanitarium for
a period of rest from his professional
duties.-Battle Creek Idea Jan. 2S).
The ladies of the Catholic church
will give an oyster supper in the Mac
cabee Hall next Saturday evening
Feb'y 18th, from s to 9 O'Clock. Sand.
witches and coffee also served.
A surprise party was given Mrs. ST.
las Lanwav at her home on the West
Side, Thursday, by about a dozen of
her lady friends. The ladies came in
| the forenoon and remained until the
middle of the afternoon.
Godeurod local M. L. S. of f. will
| give a valentine social on Friday
evening, Feb. IL at the hall near
Murray's corners. A gigsy fortune
teller will tell your fortune-cOme and
BET ltr. An Art Gallery is be one
Of the features, and quilt will be sold
One of the delightful social events
overlooked by the Herald last week
was birthday surprise party tender
ed Mrs. Dan E. Goodman Wednesday
evening. About half-hundrcd OF
her friends assembled to help her eel.
citrate the anniversary, and, upon de.
parting, left handsome pockethoos
as remembrance of the occasion.
The g. A. r. and w. X. &. will Gel
citrate the one hundredth anniversary
of the birth of Abraham Lincoln, Fri
day afternoon, Feb. 18th, at their hal
on State st. A program of recita
tions, singing Of war songs. a paper
on the life and character Of Lincoln
camp fire. martial music, and a 81,
o'clock supper are the features Of the
days celebration. Comrades turn Out
and help celebrate.
The annual Praise Service of the
Ladies' Missionary Society was helc
last Sunday evening 10 the Presbyter
ian church, Mrs. Boosinger. the presi
dent presiding. An address by DR.
Winifred Heston, for the last 6v,
years a medical missionary in India,
on missions in that country, wa!
listened to with close attention
Miss Comstock sang very beautiful
solo and the chorus choir rendered al
anthem and led the large congregation
very heartily. Mrs. Grigsby read tn,
Scripture lesson, made few com
ments and offered prayer, and tn,
pastor closed the service with praye
and the benediction. The prais,
Offering amounted to about $23.
William Bowers of Central LAX,
had rather thrilling experience on
day this week while thawing out hi
pump. He threw quantity Of ha.
down onto the curblng inside the vel
and tried to light it by dropping
matches into 1t, but the matches al
went out before iguiting the hay. III,
finally crowded his head and shoulder