Charlevoix county herald., 1909-07-03

sofa.
Howard Porter, home from Yale for
vacation.
w. A. Loveday is a Detroit bust
ness visitor.
| The latest styles of Iron aud Steel
Beds at WHITTINGToN's
The indestructible monograph re-
cords for sale at Hamilton's.
Miss Grace Parks is spending fort
night at her home in Ellsworth.
Lon Otto left this week for visit
at Cresline, Ohio, his former home.
Miss Hattie Hefacker of Kendall,
Mich, is guest of her aunt, Mrs. d.
W. Keenholts.
Miss Lola Cross left last Saturday
to take course at the Mt. Pleasant
Summer Normal.
Wilbur Matthews left Monday for
Mt. Pleasant where he enters the State
Normal for course.
Mesdames Jepson, Smith, Goodman,
Price and Brotherton were Charlevoix
Visitors on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. P. Hubbard leave
shortly for Seattle, WASH, where they
take ia the Exposition.
Miss Stella Matthews started first of
the week for visit with her sister-in-
law at Chattanooga, Tenn.
Miss Cecile Barley left Tuesday for
Norwood where she will be at the Van
Pelt home for the summer.
Complete Edison Phonograph Out
fits. including Records, sold on $l.O0
payments by Mack the Jeweler.
On Tuesday Mrs. ID. c. Loveday
! enjoyed a trip to Beaver Islands on
the excursion from Charlevoix.
Buy Edison four minute Records.
They play twice as long as other rec
ords. Mack the Jeweler sells them.
The Bljou Program management
| announces very strong bill Of
Vaudeville for all the week opening
July5.
Don't fail to be at the Oper House
Monday night, July 9TH. Remember
you may hold the lucky coupon on
the chair.
Mrs. Dennis Crothers returned to
her home in Marquette Friday morn
ing after visit with friends and old
neighbors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo G. Glenn are re-
ceiying a visit from the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mccullough OF
ChicOra, Pa.
Mrs. Andrew j. Suffern with little
daughter arrived here this week from
Chattanooga, Tenn, for visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Fay.
Do you want photograph record
that has a loud. natural, clear tone
and one THAT will not break? Then
try the indestructible. For sale at
Hamilton's.
Miss Bell Roy left Wednesday for
Sturgis where she visits her brother.
From there she goes TO San Jose, H.,
where she will visit her sister, Mrs.
George H. Barkmeir.
Mrs. w. A. Stone returned this week
from an extended visit at St. Ignace,
Cheboygan and Williamsburg. At the
latter place she joined her husband,
who.is bookkeeping there.
Mrs. Kate Fielstra of Banks town.
ship, Antrim country, died Tuesday
last, June %, from neuralgia Of the
| heart. She was Ill only couple OF
days, and the trouble was not consid-
cred dangerous. Funeral services were
| held Friday and interment made in
| the Boss cemetery. Deceased was
80 years of aye and leayes a husband
and children.
Overcome by the heat of the dusty
country roads outside Of Fremont, o.,
Mrs. Stella M. Champney was brought
to her home at Traverse City ia pre-
carious condition last Thursday. Ac-
companied by her fifteen-year-old son,
a student at Oberlln college, she start
ed to walk to her home, just for a
jaunt. Oberlin is 400 miles from
Traverse City.
One Of the delightful social events
of the week was on Thursday even
ing when Mrs. J. l.. Wiesman enter
tanned in honor Of her guest, Mrs.
Dennis Crothers OF Marquette. The
hours from nine to eleven were inter-
spersed with vocal and instrumental
music by Mrs. Maud frice-Adams,
Miss Erma Hurlbert, Mrs. w. j.
Smith recited 1.-THE City Choir"
Mrs. Phillips, who has just returned
from Seattle, told of some Of the feat
ures of the exposition and experience