Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1909-03-06

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the Boston Store.
Ray l. Clnk is now located at
Phoenix, Arizona.
Mrs. Jacob Quick returned Wednes-
day from the Chicago hospital.
! DR.. g. A. Sweet left Wednesday for
trip to Chicago and other places.
Robert Cook and Herb Talbot left
for Boyne City where they have en-
ploYment.
Austin Sheldon left on Sunday for
Vanderbilt where he teaches for an
other four months.
Mrs. Keenholtz is spending few
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jardine of Ironton.
A sleighload of East Jordanites
drove over to Boyne last Friday night
for visit with Roy Ruddock.
Miss Ada Matthews will lead the
Epworth League service at O'Clock.
sabbath, subject "The Souls Bread. +"
The Young Ladies' Sodality OF
Catholic church have bake sale at
Miss Kneal's Store this Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Jas. Gidley has been shut in
several days through severe attack
of tonsilitis, hut is now almost we'll
again.
Miss Bessie Greenwood took hard
fall on the icy walks Monday morn
ing, and was confined to her home
for few days.
After an illness of a week Florence
Sheldon has again taken up her school
work in Charlevoix where she is at
tending the county normal.
Mrs. C. Barrie returned first of the
week from foftnight's visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Roy Blair, at Boyne
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair accompanied her
home.
The Epworth League will meet
with Miss Isabel Lamport on Tues
day evening for the March business
and social gathering. Young people
INVITED.
Rev. w. w. Lamport preached at
the Vance school house Sunday after
noon. There was good house and a
request for a similar service on Sun
dav, March H.
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society
met on Wednesday with Mrs. S. l..
Gregory Mrs. Chas Crowell, in
| charge OF the entert ainment hour, pro-
vided a very pleasant program of reel
| tation and music after which the
usual refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Smith were de-
| ightfully entertained in their home
Saturday evening, Feb. 9th, by the
mysterious FIVE. They came with
their usual joyous laughter, and orig
| inality of wit and manner Being un-
expected visitors they proceeded to
make themselves 1t home and soon
were enjoying games. Later they
served a delicious luncheon, with
their hosts as guests.
E. J. Crossman, Gen1 traffic man.
ager Of the e. j. & S. Railroad has
received noJice from the Pere Mar
Quette traffic manager that Home
Seekers Excursions will be run from
the south on March 23rd, April 9th
and goth, and May 4th and 18th, to
Northern Michigan, the rate to East
Jordan, from all points, being 81 so
with l5-day return limit. Tickets
will be sold from Chicago, Sturgis
Michigan City, Toledo, Benton Har
Dor, Niles, Hillsdale and other points
The W. &. II. u. met last with the
vice president, Mrs. Martha Grigsby-
who also conducted the meeting. A
large attendance demonstrated the
interest. Singing, RESCUE the Per
ishing," was the first on the program
Miss Violet Grigshy accoEpanst
Rev. w. W. Lamport led the de-
votional taking his lesson from Isaiah
XIV, followed with prayer. Bring
ing in the Sheaves" was sung. A
short drill on parliamentary law and 9
paper on same by Supt. Mary. e. Hes
ton, was given. Miss Grigsby favored
with an instrumental selection. Ir
the business hour, annual reports OF
officers and committees we're listened
to. The flower mission, press, soldiers
and sailors reported favorably. Vo-
cal solo "The Perfect Life" wa:
sweetly sung by Mrs. III. III. Fuller
a letter from Mrs. M. IL. Robertson
president, who Is sojourning at st
Petersburg, Fla, also a letter from
Mrs. Howard. president of the eley
enth district, were read. A contest
for securing new members was ar
ranged, Mrs. Helen B. Lamport and
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