Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1909-02-20

ids visitor this week.
Seven out of ten men who call at a
business office are schemers.
VIII Kenny left Wednesday for Cad
lilac, where he has a position.
DR.. F. p. Ramsey was a Grand
Rapids business visitor, recently.
Extension Tables, Library Tables.
| and Center Tables at WELLINGTON s.
Harry Sloan arrived here this week
to assist his brother, VIM, at the e.
j. & S. depot.
M. III. Robertson left first Of the
week for the south where he joins
Mrs. Robertson.
Several seighloads from here at
tended the Rock Elm Grange dance
Friday evening.
Mrs. A. B. Nicholas, Sr., was called
to Bay City, Thursday, by the serious
illness of sister.
Mrs. A. S. Hammond Is receiving
visit from her sister, Miss Rolen
Traverse of Kalkaska.
Evangelical services at the Metho-
dist church Sunday night. Special
music Of an attractive nature. Come
A. Danto, prop'rof the Boston Store
returned first of The week from Chi
cago where he purchased fine line OF
the coming seasons goods.
Carl Andrews left Wednesday for
Sturgeon Bay where he supplies as
saw-fler for awhile. His position at
ST. Ignace reopenes in April.
The Eastern Star ladies gave two
course supper " ednesday evening, the
proceeds going to the Masonic home
About sixty Eastern Stars and Masons
were present.
Mrs. j. b. Roe, who has been spend
ing the past few months with her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. w. w. Lam
port, left on Friday with her son Ken
meth, to join her husband in Detroit.
Rev. A. II. Ferguson, district super
intendent, will be at the Methodist
church Sunday morning, and will
preach the quarterly-meeting sermon.
Love feast at 0:45, and sacrament fol-
lowing the sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. DantO are receiv-
ing visit this week from the latter's
brother, b, d. Glazier Of Minot, North
Dakota. They ALSO entertained l..
Harris OF lowering and Nj. l. Fryman
of Petoskey this week.
Mrs. b. e. Waterman attended the
funeral of her uncle, Il. ]. Martin Of
Bellaire, Sunday. Mr.. Martin was a
resident OF Antrim county for some
thirty years and was charter men,
Der Of the Bellaire G.. A. r. Post.
Mrs. Ed st. John was pleasantly
surprised Thursday evening, when
some sixteen Of her friends called to
help her celebrate her birthday ami
versary. Games were played, light
refreshments were served. and upon
departing the guests left the lady a
remembrance of the occasion.
Charlevoix Courier-Countv Clerk
Payton will move into the McKinnon
house on Park avenue next week.
Fred Gilbert returned to Charleyoix
Friday after spending few days al
East Jordan. Captains Campbell
and Wilbur have purchased the
Steamer Searchlight, well known
here 1t will probably be put on the
Pine lake run and be absorbed by the
same peop'e in control of the Cum
mings.
Warden Fuller OF the Ionia reform
atory, in his semi-annual report says:
During the six months l52 prisoners
were paroled, SO violated the parole
| during that period and 20 were re-
turned for parole violation. or those
returned / am satisfied that more than
Is per cent through drink got into
trouble that led to their return and
our chief clerk estimates that fully
80 per cent OF the violations can be
traced to liquor.
Soronian Hive No. ASP L. o. II. M.
M. held their regular meeting Mon
day evening, Feb. 18th. There was an
attendance OF thirty-five ladies.
After our business meeting we were
favored with two selections on the
violin by Miss Lalone, Mrs. Smith &C.
companying her on the piano; it was
heartily appreciated by all. The ladies
then played "five hundred" and finch.
Light refreshments were served by
the committee, which we all enjoyed.
All ladies of the Maccabees are re-
quested to be present at the next
meeting.
Usual services at the Presbyterian